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Average full University professor salary highest in state at $141,600 By Anna Milligan and Valerie Clemens
The University pays full-time faculty higher salaries than all other higher-education institutions in Virginia despite a four-year state salary freeze, according to an annual report released yesterday by the American Association of University Professors. The University pays full professors an average of $141,600, associate professors $95,000 and assistant professors $80,300, according to the AAUP report. All figures are more than 70 percent above the median for the data the AAUP collected from 1,251 accredited colleges and universities nationwide. The survey also found a salary discrepancy between the University’s male and female faculty members. Full-time
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Curtis said this is the third year of “historically low” faculty salaries. “In general, full-time faculty salaries tended to be stagnant over the last couple of years,” Curtis said. “Salary increase was less than the rate of inflation, so in terms of purchasing power they [salary earnings] are less.” University Executive Vice President and Provost John Simon said in an email the University does not offer cost-ofliving salary increases which reflect inflation. “We have not had the funds to do so, and we have focused what limited resources we do have on merit based pay increases to recognize performance,” Simon said. Curtis said the data highlights a “long-term trend” of not providing competitive salaries, as well as the conversion of full-
female professors are paid nearly $20,000 less on average than their male counterparts, making 87 percent of the average salary of a full-time male professor. Like University teaching and research employees, University administrators, including University President Teresa A. Sullivan, also did not receive salary increases this year, University spokesperson Carol Wood said in an email. “President Sullivan believed that in the wake of no state raises for University employees for the previous four years that the University’s vice presidents should decline to take any salary increases — in order to make more funds available for faculty and staff,” Wood said. John Curtis, AAUP director of research and public policy, said even though the recession ended a couple years ago, the damaged economy continues to impact salary numbers.
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Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell signed Senate Bill 41 Thursday, giving Thomas Haynesworth $1,075,178 in compensation after he served 27 years in prison for rapes he did not commit, according to a statement released by the Governor’s office. Haynesworth was in prison from 1984 until last March, but he received a writ of innocence for all convictions in December last year, according to the statement. Attorney General spokesperson Caroline Gibson said in an email Haynesworth’s conviction was overturned after an “unprecedented review” of files retained by the Department of Forensic Science which looks at, among other things, DNA evidence. “This review and testing process has been in place since 2005 and is winding down,” Gibson said of the state-wide review of old cases. Haynesworth will receive part of his compensation as a lump sum and most of it as a 25-year annuity, Gibson said. Sen. Henry Marsh , D-Richmond, the bill’s sponsor, said the legislation included a pension for Haynesworth proposed by Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli and Sen. Donald McEachin , D-Richmond, so he will receive compensation for his entire life. Haynesworth has worked for Cuccinelli for about a year doing clerical work, Gibson said. “He was hired last April after it became clear that he was having difficulty securing employment
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while he remained on parole awaiting the complete vindication we all worked hard to secure,” Gibson said. “[He] is a great addition to our team.” Marsh said he introduced the bill because Haynesworth would be more likely to gain compensation through state legislation than through a lawsuit. “If you try litigation, you might be hampered by a hostile jury,” Marsh said. “You’re rolling the dice [with litigation]... I’ve been practicing law for 50 years, and you never know what you’re going to get.” Marsh said Haynesworth had been “articulate and reasonable” throughout the whole process, which helped his case. “He realized that no amount of money could make him whole,” Marsh said. Marsh added that although a million dollars sounds like a large number, especially during stretched budget times, it is not much considering the length of Haynesworth’s wrongful sentence and punishment. “That’s the least we could do,” Marsh said. Gibson and McDonnell said the criminal justice system, on the whole, is “overwhelmingly successful” in only convicting truly guilty criminals. “[T]here are exceedingly rare occasions when our justice system... results in the conviction and imprisonment of someone who, through further investigation of evidence or improved technology, is later proven to be innocent,” McDon-
nell said. Gibson said the thorough collection of evidence about three decades ago allowed the courts to review and overturn Haynesworth’s conviction. “This and similar cases really are situations in which the science caught up with the facts,” Gibson said. The University Law School launched an initiative in 2008 known as the Innocence Project which works to exonerate wrongfully convicted persons. The Innocence Project investigates cases in which convicted offenders claim innocence. Matthew Engle, legal director of the Innocence Project, said persons who claim they have been wrongfully convicted must meet a high burden of proof. “They have to be able to explain that the testing wasn’t available at the time of their conviction,” Engle said, and they must also prove in court that the DNA evidence proves innocence beyond a reasonable doubt. The Innocence Project successfully overturned a death penalty conviction last July, according to the initiative’s website. McDonnell said the state’s compensation of Haynesworth was “morally right.” “This restitution will help ensure that Mr. Haynesworth is able to build upon his freedom and return to society in a successful way,” McDonnell said. Both Virginia houses unanimously approved the bill last month. —compiled by Joseph Liss
Democratic Congressional hopeful hosts meeting at Downtown Mall discussing policy issues
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Douglass, a Fauquier farmer and Air Force veteran, met with about 50 community members to campaign for U.S. Congressman Robert Hurt’s seat.
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Democrat John Douglass, who seeks to challenge U.S. Congressman Robert Hurt, R-Charlottesville, this November, held a town hall meeting yesterday evening at the Downtown Mall to discuss gun control, women’s reproductive health, the prison system and other policy issues. Douglass is vying for the Democratic nomination for the fifth district against Charlottesville resident Peyton Williams. Speaking to an audience of
about 50 community members, Douglass fielded questions about his stances on campaign financing, health care, veterans’ assistance and other topics. Douglass is running on a platform which seeks to improve policies affecting working families instead of enacting laws benefitting the “one percent,” he said. “This is a time about families versus greed,” Douglass said. “This is a time when we all need to serve together.” Douglass said town hall meetPlease see Douglass, Page A3
Oxford professor talks art Martin Kemp delivers three-day Page-Barbour lecture series about da Vinci By Monika Fallon
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The Page-Barbour lecture series, founded 1907, brings specialists in arts and sciences to the University. Kemp speaks again today and tomorrow at 4 p.m.
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Martin Kemp, emeritus professor of art history at Oxford University, kicked off this year’s three-day Page-Barbour lecture series with a talk yesterday afternoon at the Harrison Institute about art history, nature and science. Founded in 1907, the PageBarbour Lecture Series at UVa bring specialists to the University to lecture within any field of the arts and sciences. Kemp’s lecture, titled “Platonic Solids,” drew on both art and science in its examination of Platonic solids — polyhedrons, such as cubes or tetra-
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hedrons — and their variants. The lecture dealt largely with the art historian’s study of Leonardo da Vinci. “The background for this lecture [consists of] the essays I began to write in 1997,” Kemp said. “[I’ve] been lecturing on these and developing them since 2000. It’s a continuing process; these [Page-Barbour lectures] gave me a chance to have another deep breath and gather in more ideas.” Art History Prof. David Summers introduced Kemp and described him as an expert in his field. “Kemp is not only an exemplary scholar, he has also devoted his energy to bringing the past into the present and
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the art of the present as well,” Summers said. Kemp joins the ranks of past Page-Barbour lecturers, including President William Taft, T.S. Eliot and John Dewey. “I’m honored to be part of such a prestigious set of lectures at this university,” Kemp said, adding he was pleased to be back in Charlottesville for the first time in about 25 years. Richard Jones, assistant to the Page-Barbour & Richard Lecture committee, said the PageBarbour Lecture Series at UVa offers a range of interdisciplinPlease see Page-Barbour, Page A3
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Salaries | Wage stagnation could cause faculty poaching Continued from page A1 time positions into lower-paid part-time jobs. “Faculty members aren’t being provided with sufficient support to do their work,” Curtis said. Wood said salary poaching is a potential problem, as University salaries have fallen from the 70th percentile to below the 30th percentile in the AAUP report during the last five years. Salary stagnation makes the University “susceptible to [the]
raiding of our best faculty by our peer and aspirational peer institutions,” Wood said. Though state salaries have been frozen for four years, Wood said the University is able to hire new faculty at competitive rates. Saranna Thornton, chair of the AAUP’s Committee on Economic Status of the Profession, said salary increases and tuition increases are not intrinsically linked. “Politicians and other people in the press talk about how
much tuition increase is related to salary increase for faculty members,” Thornton said. “That is absolutely not the case. The reduction of state appropriations [as a result of the economy] causes tuition increase.” Curtis also said he believes the rise in faculty salaries does not necessarily correlate with tuition increases. “A variety of components of spending — administrative salaries, the use of more noninstructional personnel, tech-
nology, and student amenities (residence halls, food services, athletic facilities), are major contributors to tuition increase,” Curtis said. Wood said an individual’s performance, as well as years of experience, the complexity of the job and other factors, determine a person’s salary. “The more complex the job and the more education required to do the job, the greater the salary — which is why physicians are among the highest faculty earn-
ers,” she said. Curtis said continued stagnation among academic salaries could mean the United States “will not be in a position to attract the most qualified individuals to academia.” “It becomes a matter of reinvesting in higher education and specifically in the academic mission,” Curtis said. The AAUP study is conducted annually and uses data collected from November to February.
Douglass | Candidate emphasizes veteran background Continued from page A1 ings offer an opportunity to explore politically salient issues because “they are where the action takes place” between candidates and voters. The meeting took on a conversational tone as Douglass exchanged opinions with Charlottesville citizens. During the meeting, Douglass emphasized issues which he said would ultimately impact students, such as health care and debt management. “Our job, the best
thing that we can do as Americans, is leave [young people] with a strong government that works and a fair government where all of them have the opportunity to be whatever they want to be in their lives,” he said. A retired Air Force brigadier general, Douglass also drew attention to his experience as a veteran in his opening remarks, highlighting the fact that for the first time in history, no generals or admirals currently serve in the U.S. Congress,
“One of the things I really bring to this ticket is my long history of national security,” he said. In his military career, Douglass worked with the Reagan, Clinton and Obama administrations and served as a military representative to NATO. He currently works as a farmer in Fauquier County. College Republicans member Alex Reber, a second-year Engineering student who attended the town hall meeting, said he was troubled by Douglass’ comment that he does not want to be
a career politician. “Maybe we should elect someone who is going to be there for the long haul to push legislation for Virginia,” Reber said. “I think [Hurt] knows legislative procedure very well and has been doing a good job there representing the fifth district.” University Democrats President James Schwab, a third-year College student, said Douglass and Williams are both good candidates. “I think John Douglass is very
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lectures on art and science — “Patterns of Process” and “Taking it on Trust” — today and tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the Harrison Auditorium.
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impressive as a candidate,” Schwab said. “He has a lot of experience. He is a veteran and a farmer, and that could be very helpful in representing Virginia’s fifth district and connecting with the voters of this district.” Neither the University Democrats nor the College Republicans plan to express support for a candidate until the Democratic caucuses are held April 21 in Charlottesville and April 23 in Albemarle County, Reber and Schwab said.
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Faculty compensation figures reveal a number of important facts about higher education which the public deserves to know The Cavalier Daily publishes the salaries of faculty and staff each April, to the disapproval of some. Releasing these numbers is traditionally accompanied by a justification of why we do so. We have a right to print these numbers, of course – employees of the University are public employees who are ultimately accountable to taxpayers. No one doubts this, and announcing public salaries can be a non-controversial gesture of transparency if done without highlighting individuals. But, socially, how much a person makes is often taken as private, even if public by law. For many, listing names next to numbers is just in bad taste. We could have withheld employees’ names and averaged salaries by position, department or school. But the data would not have been as thorough. Students do not receive an education from universities or schools, but from specific people. Teachers grade us and, in turn, students evaluate them. These course evaluations are one part of the review of individual faculty undertaken by each department. Presenting salaries by name allows the public to join in this process and hold its teachers responsible. The disparities in wages earned by professors across different disciplines may seem unfair. But in several of these fields such as medicine — where there are alternative employment options available to those teaching — the University aims to pay a competitive salary to retain quality professionals. And, compared to peer public institutions such as the University of North Carolina and the University of California, Berkeley, what the University pays is reasonable.
The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) yesterday released figures of its own collected from national colleges. The AAUP also provided a report on the data to explain its relevant conclusions. This report, “A Very Slow Recovery: The Annual Report on the Economic Status of the Profession, 2011–12” juxtaposes salaries from public and private colleges, and compares them to tuition. The report finds the rise in faculty pay cannot explain hikes in tuition, because faculty salaries have increased by a negligible amount during recent years. The report also sympathizes with public universities for having fewer resources and less funding than private institutions which are able to pay more to their faculty on average. The AAUP dataset is nearly comprehensive, but unlike The Cavalier Daily’s numbers omits one significant group — adjuncts. Also known as “contingent academics,” adjuncts are graduate students or faculty members who work part-time or off the tenure track. They also compose at least 75 percent of teaching personnel, according to the report. To be fair to the AAUP, it does acknowledge the difficulty of tracking the salaries of nomadic instructors. But teaching so much without receiving financial security seems hardly fair to adjuncts. And it all comes back to fairness. The AAUP report ends with a clarion call which echoes the Occupy movement, saying “The struggle goes on.” But, before seeking political goals, the public must have information available to it, and publishing these salaries is our contribution to education.
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President Obama’s recent comments about the Supreme Court were an oversight perhaps politically motivated
H E D E B A T E a b o u t cism than President Obama P r e s i d e n t O b a m a ’ s likely expected. South Carolina h e a l t h c a r e Governor Nikki Haley accused reform law has heated up in the President of “bullying the recent weeks as the Supreme Supreme Court.” Haley is among those who felt Court case Obama’s statereviewing its SAM NOVACK ments were not constitutionality OPINION COLUMNIST entirely approhas moved forpriate. Maybe ward. The case, which is unlikely to be decided “bullying the Supreme Court” is until June, if any time at all a little strong, but I agree with within the next two to three Haley to some extent — Obama’s years, will appear quite differ- statement, intentionally or not, ently depending on which news was highly unprofessional. Anyone with a fundamental station one happens to be watching. The potential outcome has understanding of the Supreme been forecast as either a certain Court recognizes it is the jusstrike-down of the law or an tices’ job to review laws accordequally certain nod to the law’s ing to their interpretation of the United States Constitution. constitutionality. President Obama threw the Without delving into a history opposition a bone last week in lesson, I will merely state that the form of a controversial state- cases such as Marbury v. Madiment he made at an April 2 press son established the Supreme conference in the Rose Garden. Court’s power and precedent of In discussing the health care judicial review. Since this decilaw, he stated that he was “con- sion in 1803, the Supreme Court fident that the Supreme Court has ruled on numerous state and will not take what would be an federal laws. And laws cannot unprecedented, extraordinary really be reviewed for constistep of overturning a law that tutionality until they have, of was passed by a strong major- course, passed through a legislaity of a democratically elected tive body. Thus, laws other than Obama’s Congress.” This statement has brought Affordable Care Act (ACA) have about a good deal more criti- passed with the approval of
Congress and later been ruled did not know the number of jusunconstitutional by the Supreme tices who make up the Supreme Court. So a literal interpretation Court. Given the public’s disturbof Obama’s statement will show ingly limited knowledge of the that he was simply factually decisions and makeup of the Supreme incorrect in describCourt, couing the Supreme “President Obama has with Court’s “unprecetaken a defensive stance pled O b a m a ’s dented, extraordiwhich borders on openly supposed nary step of overcommand turning a law.” challenging the highest of the subO b a m a ’s t e a m court in the land.” ject, it is realized this and not absurd hastened to cover the mistake. Attorney General to suggest the President’s stateEric Holder came out in Obama’s ment was not just an innocent defense, reiterating what should mistake. Rather, his statement have been obvious to a former could have been a calculated teacher of constitutional law attempt to mislead a public such as President Obama. The which is woefully uninformed “courts have final say,” Holder of the workings of the Supreme said. Obama himself has tried Court by asserting that it would to put his statement in a differ- be gravely in error should it ent light, too, saying that what shoot down the ACA. Now, I can practically hear the he meant was that the Supreme Court had not ruled against a protestations of Obama supportfederal law “on an economic ers. He is not the first president issue.” But no amount of damage to criticize the Supreme Court, control can make the earlier and he will not be the last. I will concede that point — numerstatement disappear. Another explanation exists for ous presidents have taken issue Obama’s mistake: It could be with Supreme Court decisions, no mistake at all. A C-Span poll including George W. Bush, who taken in 2009 showed that 51 was strongly against the ruling percent of voters could not name passed down by the Supreme a single specific case heard by the Court in Hamdan v. Rumsfeld. Supreme Court. An equal number Certainly, no president wants
his agenda damaged by the Supreme Court’s ruling, but the judicial branch plays a crucial role of checking and balancing the power of the executive and legislative branches. And it is Obama, unlike Bush, who responded by blatantly misrepresenting the Supreme Court to the public. President Obama has taken a defensive stance which borders on openly challenging the highest court in the land. Such a stance is indicative of his perception that not all is proceeding according to plan. If the President was expecting his words to win an easy passage for the ACA, then he was mistaken. His inappropriate statements have instead opened him up to wide criticism. The statements, and the hastily attempted explanations, seem to point either to the weakness he feels his law has or an underhanded attempt to sway an uninformed public. But it is not Obama who will be the deciding factor in passing his ACA. It is, as Holder wisely said, up to the Court. Sam Novack’s column appears Tuesdays in The Cavalier Daily. He can be reached at s.novack@cavalierdaily.com.
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Positive change in Syria cannot be achieved until its citizens agree on a common national identity
AST SUNDAY, a team of derives not from his power, but more than 70 partners in from the fact that Syria’s notion the United Nations made of unity is not as strong as that of the decision to support Syria’s other Arab nations. This fact has opposition groups by sending historical roots and stems from the disconnect communications between Syrequipment valued DENISE TAYLOR ia’s artificially at millions of dolOPINION COLUMNIST constructed lars. The move not state identity only proved the concerning state of Syria’s internal and the identity of its inhabitstrife, but also showed the level ants. Although Syria’s part in the of involvement taken by international organizations to support Arab Spring began just a few Syria’s citizens and bring an months ago, the seeds of the end to Bashar al-Assad’s hold on conflict were planted decades before, as is the case in most Damascus. Though it is difficult to pin- revolutions. In 1963, the Arab point the exact source of Assad’s Socialist Resurrection Party — strength, when compared to the known as the Ba’ath Party — other regimes toppled in the assumed total political control Arab Spring, Syria seems to per- in Syria, installing its members petually exist in a constant state in all legislative and executive of stubbornness. Much to the posts. Running with the slogan anguish of the country’s citizens, “Unity, Liberty, and Socialism,” Assad’s leadership has gone to the predominant party rules ruthless lengths to eradicate all Syria to this day, placing excluopposition, and as a result, has sive emphasis of national ideals killed more than 6,000 Syrian cit- which stray from the previous izens and prompted thousands identity of “The Greater Syria” by which many citizens defined to flee to neighboring countries. What is seldom addressed, how- themselves before the French ever, is that Assad’s dominance drew their borders. The discon-
nect starts here. Now citizens of religious melting pot, Syria’s an independent nation, Syrians divided citizenry made any antiwere forced to form a whole new state unification impossible. national identity within bound- What’s more, a deficiency of Panaries which were arbitrarily Arab culture or nationality bolstered the drawn. As a result, “Despite extensive protests alienation, as citizens cultural identification in in recent weeks, Syrians have f o u n d a Syria became yet to obtain any real power disconnect indistinct, with of their own and are caught b e t w e e n the ir c ulKurds, Armenians and Ala- in the constant feedback loop ture, “Arab” w i t e s b e i n g of violence and frustration.” culture, and the culture just a few of of the state. the ethnic minorities outnumbered by the In light of this, the word “citizen” Arab demographic which made is an ambiguous term in Syria. Syria’s recent role in the Arab up 90 percent of the country’s populace . Instead of uniting Spring marks some change in these subcultures, the Ba’ath Par- the sequence of alienated identy’s new dominance disregarded tity, but the disconnect remains. them, encapsulating the Syrian Today’s Syrian state faces great identity into a secular Ba’athist opposition, with large-scale civilregime which existed only within ian protests which were initially sparked by the Ba’ath Party’s the mandate borders. For years now, Syrians have imprisonment and torture of experienced the denigrating 15 schoolchildren more than a effects of the encapsulation: The year ago. Yet even the protests vast difference between state and are divided, driven only by a will national identities obstructed to remove Assad with no real any opposition and stabilized future trajectory agreed upon by the Ba’ath Party. An ethnic and protestors.
At this point in time, the permanence of Assad’s leadership is something of a mystery. Syria recently adopted Kofi Annan’s “Six Point Plan,” an assurance on behalf of the government that no new forces will be used against civilian uprisings. Though the plan was meant to settle the concerns of Assad’s international critics, the Syrian regime did not back down by any means, killing 150 people on the day the plan was announced. Despite extensive protests in recent weeks, Syrians have yet to obtain any real power of their own and are caught in the constant feedback loop of violence and frustration. Though the future for Syria is anything but certain, the change it faces will not be positive until the citizens can agree on what it means to be “Syrian.” The disconnect has reached a level which citizens no longer can stand, and the outcome of the upheaval is sure to reflect this fact. Denise Taylor’s column appears Tuesdays in The Cavalier Daily. She can be reached at d.taylor@cavalierdaily.com.
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By SARAH GOWON | CAVALIER DAILY STAFF WRITER Given Charlottesville’s placement in Virginia “horse country,” it is no surprise student equestrian clubs have found a place at the University. Last November, the University approved the Virginia Eventing and Dressage Team as a club sport . Club founder Colleen O’Connor, a second-year College student, said she started the group through Facebook. “I got two people interested [and] we formed a constitution following the rules for club sports,” O’Connor said. “[We] took it to Student Council, then to the dean, and we became a club sport.” Members of the Eventing and Dressage Team work on honing their skills in three equestrian events. The first is dressage, in which a rider is judged for balance and for the positioning of her horse. Cross-country jump-
ing is the second. In this event, riders travel around an outdoor course galloping over natural obstacles, such as ditches, logs and water jumps. Finally, the team practices stadium jumping, in which riders follow set courses and jump over obstacles they set up in an arena. Another equestrian club which has established stronger roots at the University is Virginia Riding, first formed in the 1970s. Members of Virginia Riding said the organization allows them to form strong friendships while also encouraging them to pursue athleticism. Virginia Riding member Paige Micklem , a third-year Commerce student, said her teammates share a commitment to the sport. “They are really hard-working, fun, driven girls,” Micklem
said. “We get up really early in the morning to ride. Dedication is important.” The Eventing and Dressage Team similarly values each rider’s dedication. In addition to meeting once a month for horse training with a chosen trainer, each rider is expected to practice and see a trainer on her own. Riders are also responsible for gaining access to their own horse at the barns where the team practices. The Eventing and Dressage team trains at two barns — Wavertree Hall Farms and Grayson Farm — whereas members of Virginia Riding train at the Barracks Barn. Members of the Eventing and Dressage team said they hope to compete as a team against other colleges, but for now they just compete individually. Their first major event as
a group is an April 20 training session with Kassie Barteau, an esteemed young American dressage rider. Virginia Riding is composed of mostly females with a broad range of experience. Those with greater experience compete in the Inter-Collegiate Horse Show, but many girls ride just for fun. Hosting a University activity in a private barn allows both riders and people from the Charlottesville community to share the facilities. The barn is a way to “get out of the college bubble and into the real world,” said Virginia Riding captain Ashley Williamson, a third-year College student. She said captaining the team has been the “highlight” of her University career. The club is “a U.Va. escape within Charlottesville,” Micklem said.
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nyone who knows me they thought about something,” can tell you I am rarely I wrote about “Sympathy for the up on the latest music. Devil.” The Stones have been on my My roommates were not surprised last week when after they mind and blasting out of my shared their excitement about speakers a lot during my final getting tickets to see Chiddy semester at the University. I finally realized Bang, I asked if why Friday afterI should know Ground Rules noon. Cruising who that was. down Route 29 and Even the most using their Greatwell-known artest Hits album to ists take a much try and blast away longer time my bad mood about to register on a recent rejection my radar than letter, I realized the everyone else’s music channelled — for most of my frustration. 2008 I assumed The opening notes “Just Dance” was of “Jumpin’ Jack KATIE MCNALLY another Britney Flash” blared out of Spears hit until a friend from home began gush- my stereo, and I yelled along with ing to me about someone named the music as I drove, thinking about how the endless human Lady Gaga. I’m slow on the uptake, but it’s resources black holes were like not because I’m uninterested my own personal “cross-fire huror don’t like today’s prevailing ricane,” from which my beaten styles. It’s just I have already little resume must struggle to found my musical soul mate. I’m emerge. Soon, the tracks moved on to “Sympathy for the Devil,” in love with The Rolling Stones. It hasn’t been a short love and I started to feel a bit better. affair. As a child I could only take That song always puts me into the pop tunes of the Backstreet a good mood — and not just Boys and *NSYNC for a limited because I am absolutely certain number of hours a day, so my it is responsible for my admisfather introduced my sister and sion to the University. The wild drum beat, coupled me to classic rock. He played us all the greats: The Rolling Stones, with a sense of rebellion in doing The Beatles, Cream and Led Zep- something a little scandalous by pelin. Though I like them all, The singing along to a song where Stones have always particularly Satan is asking for your “sympathy,” “courtesy” and “taste,” resonated with me. No matter what mood or phase makes it hard not to crack a sly of my life I am in, The Stones are smile. And as I listen, I rememalways relatable. I even wrote ber the song’s real message, the my college admissions essay one I wrote about as a wee high about them. Whereas other schooler — mankind cannot applicants I knew were scram- blame the worst in ourselves on bling to find classic works of art or the right Shakespeare play which had “changed the way Please see McNally, Page A7
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remember when I was got older, and the 500-page introduced to caffeine my books became more specific first year. I was so young, and more technical, I found so innocent then. I started myself staying up later. And small, with chai tea lattes on now, as a third year at the mornings when I was feeling University, I have officially a little more tired. Drinking become one of those people. those lattes was like inhaling A coffee person. I drink coffee every morna burst of energy. Pre-latte, I could have crawled back into ing, whether or not I feel bed and passed out. Post- tired. I drive out of my latte, it felt like the world way to the hip coffee shop was at my fingertips. But as with which I am currently time passed, I noticed myself obsessed to order a cup feeling less like a conqueror brewed from the specific after my chai. The wear and Colombian or perhaps even tear of life as a University Rwandan bean of my fancy. student-athlete was getting I no longer “ruin” my coffee to me. Staying up late to read with milk and sugar, using the 500-page books my pro- perhaps a dollop of skim fessors swore were essential and one packet of raw sugar. Maybe, if I’m feeling crazy, was important, so I did it. I will swap I had never the sugar for been a coffee d r i n k e r a s a At the End of the Day agave nectar, for a purer child. People flavor. Someoften told me it one gave would stunt my me that hint growth. I guess once, and I i t w o r ke d o u t have clung to since I ended it, whipping it up being 6 feet out at oppor3 inches tall. So tune moments when the chai to prove my latte stopped coffee knowlgiving me the edge. usual boost, I SIMONE EGWU Reality hit hesitated as I a few weeks pondered venturing into coffee land. The ago. Not only was I addicted belief that coffee was bad to coffee, but I was also that for you was ingrained in my annoying person who refused mind. I feared the bean. But to get coffee if I didn’t know I finally caved one morning where it had been roasted. when it was nearly impos- And if I couldn’t tell you sible to hold my head up on the flavors which sat on my tongue afterward or describe the bus ride to Grounds. At first, I added so much the aroma of “the bean” then milk and sugar that I was that coffee shop didn’t stand drinking essentially coffeeflavored milk. It worked for a little while. But then as I Please see Egwu, Page A7
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’m turning 21 tomorrow. I should be excited. I should be counting the minutes until I can hand the bouncer my ID, scoff at him if he questions me and casually waltz up to the bar. People spend their college careers waiting for that moment. Hell, people wait 21 entire years for it. I am excited about it and for my trip into the ABC store today — thanks, Virginia and your weird laws — but part of me is sad. In general, birthdays are happy occasions. You receive gifts. Your Facebook blows up with people writing “Happy birthday!” on your wall. Even if the posts are meaningless, who doesn’t love to see a bunch of notifications? People tell you how great you are. And you can get away with a lot — when anyone questions you, you simply reply, “But it’s my birthday”, and it works better than a get-out-of-jailfree card. Even so, I get inexplicably sad. This happens to me every year. It’s irrational, foolish and strange. I’m grateful. I realize not everyone makes it to 21; I’m one of the lucky ones. I’m lucky to have great friends who pat my head when I cry and throw lavish surprises to make my birthday special. I have no legitimate reason to be sad. I get sad because I despise the idea of having to grow up. Here’s the thing: I’m seven. I’m actually seven years old. I’m in Ms. Wetmore’s second grade class. I want to be a dolphin trainer when I grow up. My parents give me everything I need. I’m at the peak of my swimming career. I’m beginning to conquer real books, with chapters and everything. Oh no, wait, I’m turning 21. Seven was 14 short years ago. George Bernard Shaw once said: “Youth is wasted on the young.” It was never wasted on me. At age 12, I regressed to my beloved seven. I played with Barbies and watched “Arthur ” everyday. I never wanted to be a teenager; I only wanted to savor my youth. Contemplating that time sends me further into the throes of emotional turmoil. I use the day to take a look back at my life and ask myself, “Am I living it right?” My birthday is to me what New Year’s Day is to most people. During my first college birthday, the then-big 1-9, I looked back at 18, and I decided it was a good year — an awesome year, even. I went to college, adjusted decently and made a whole new set of friends. Turning 19 was relatively OK, and since 18 was so good, 19 would have to be even better. Then I turned 20. Nineteen had been a good year, but I expected 20 to be more of the same, along with counting down to the magic number of 21. I was not a teenager anymore. My parents claimed my brain was now fully developed, and I no longer had an excuse for stupid decisions. Twenty is halfway to forty. My friends assuaged my fears by claiming, “Thirty is the new forty, so twenty’s the new ten.” Sure, their arithmetic makes sense, but their logic didn’t (and still doesn’t) measure up. Of course, my parents don’t want to hear about how 20 is old. Now I sit at the cusp of 21, and I’m wondering how I did at 20. It seems really important to have been good at being 20 — after all, it’s the start of a new decade. Twenty was pretty good to me. I’ve tried more to care about things which matter and let go of the small stuff. Even though I lost Please see Sigler, Page A7
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Sigler | Birthdays inspire reflection, annual life evaluation Continued from page A6 someone I really love, I took more risks, all of which paid off. I reconnected with old
friends, branched off to make new ones and focused more on living in the moment. I’d like to think I was a good friend, daughter, granddaughter and
niece. Considering all of that, I guess all the new doors opening for me are pretty exciting. So 21, I’m coming for you. You’d better live up to the
hype, because after this, the only birthday to look forward to is 23, when my car insurance goes down. Ugh, that’s an obnoxious and grown-up
thought. Bars tonight, anyone? Abbi’s column runs biweekly Tuesdays. She can be reached at a.sigler@cavalierdaily.com.
McNally | ‘You can’t always get what you want,’ song reminds Continued from page A6 someone else. We are the only people responsible for the terrible things we do to each other and ourselves, and we cannot excuse these things by blaming them on some invisible evil
force. On the small scale of my life, the song reminded me that blaming my job search frustrations on the dark and mystical human resources hole is not the answer. I am the only one who is ultimately responsible for what
happens to me. After I attained this feeling of empowerment, one last track reassured me before I reached my destination. The choral opening of “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” reinforced the idea I was receiving some kind
of greater message. It’s true. I am freaking out about the future, exhausted by filling out endless job applications and worried about what the next six months hold. Still, amid all this anxiety, I can remember, “You can’t always get what you want. But if
you try sometime, you just might find, you get what you need.” And in the mean time, “We’re
gonna vent our frustration.”
Katie’s column runs biweeky Tuesdays. She can be reached at k.mcnally@cavalierdaily.com.
Egwu | Coffee-addict battles withdrawal, sometimes physically Continued from page A6 a chance. I knew I had a problem when one morning I slept in especially late and skipped my ritual cup of coffee simply because I was not tired. Strange, I know, but at the time it made sense. About four o’clock that day, I was crippled with a migraine like I had never felt before. The sun hurt
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would be far more difficult than I anticipated. The first day was a failure. I gave in to the bean, but instead of getting my triple shot of espresso I scaled it down to two. I felt like I was accomplishing something. The next day, however, I was back to my triple shot, as I had felt unsatisfied after only two shots. I spent the next day fighting with myself to try
to avoid coffee altogether, but I finally caved at seven in the evening. I have enlisted several friends to stop me at all costs from getting anything more than a single shot of espresso. It has actually led to some interesting battles in front of Starbucks, ending with a staff member asking us to kindly take our fight away from their store-
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Cavs dominate two Va. meets Junior Sean Keveren will compete in this summer’s U.S. Track and Field Olympic Trials in Eugene, Ore. after posting a 13:48.34 5000 Friday at Liberty University’s Colonial Relays.
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The Virginia track and field team posted strong performances Friday and Saturday at the Colonial Relays in Williamsburg and the Liberty Invitational in Lynchburg with the runners and field athletes split apart by two meets taking place simultaneously. The runners raced at the Colonial Relays while the field athletes competed at Liberty. The team displayed an ability to dominate in any competition from throws to jumps to running events, but the Cavaliers’ biggest success Friday came in the hammer throw and 5000meter run. Seniors Maureen Laffan and Vincenzo Chiariello broke their own school records to win the women’s and men’s competitions, respectively. Laffan finished with a record throw of 59.62 meters, and Chiariello raised his mark for the third straight week with a toss of 62.06 meters. Senior Catherine White shattered the meet and stadium
records with a time of 16:04.58 to take first in the women’s 5000. Junior Sean Keveren made it a men’s and women’s sweep in the event, crossing the line with a U.S. Olympic Trials provisional time of 13:48.34 to snag the men’s title. Saturday, sophomore Edy Ndem and junior Matthew Armentrout grabbed gold in the women’s and men’s pole vault in Lynchburg. Junior Pearl Bickerseth and sophomore Tommy DeVita followed suit with impressive victories in the high jump and triple jump, respectively. The 4 x 100 women’s relay squad of freshmen Vanessa Fabrizio and Jordan Lavender, junior Danielle Williams and senior Meagan Gillespie completed the Cavaliers’ impressive weekend with a victory. Virginia will compete in the George Mason Invitational Saturday in a final tune-up before the ACC Championships April 19-21. —compiled by Ian Rappaport
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Joe Hicks has played in some of the most famous stadiums baseball has to offer: the old Yankee Stadium and Fenway Park, to name a couple. On a recent April night, the former Virginia player was content to be the field umpire at Burley Field outside the local middle school, officiating a Virginia club baseball game. It was business as usual for the Charlottesville-area native, who says he’s been “addicted” to baseball since he was 8 years old and has umpired Virginia club baseball games since the team formed in 1994. Hicks, who turned 80 Saturday, played college ball for Virginia from 1951 to 1953, enjoyed an 11-year career in the minors and had a few stints with three major league clubs: the Chicago White Sox, the Washington Senators and the New York Mets. Living the dream — in Madisonville, Ky. Hicks’ career began, as it turns out, with the help of an umpire. The year was 1953, and Hicks, a senior outfielder, stepped up to the plate with two outs and a runner on second in the bottom of the ninth in a home game at Lambeth Field against VPI, now known as Virginia Tech. Virginia was losing 2-1. Earlier that season Hicks had led the Cavaliers to a win in Blacksburg with a late-in-
ning home run. Intent on making sure Hicks didn’t foil another potential win, VPI’s coach called timeout and assembled his players on the mound to discuss how they should pitch to Hicks. “I was waiting in the on-deck circle,” Hicks recalled last week as he watched the Chicago Cubs play the Washington Nationals on opening day. “All of a sudden, the plate umpire says, ‘Hey Joe, how would you like to play pro ball?’” The umpire told Hicks he was a scout for the Chicago White Sox, adding: “I’ve been following you; I like you.” Hicks, elated to hear the news, replied, “Mr. Ump, that’s my dream.” The umpire asked Hicks if he and his boss could meet with Hicks soon to negotiate a contract. Just as the meeting on the mound was breaking up, Hicks told the umpire that he lived in the country, not on Grounds. “He said, ‘Forget about it. I know where you live,’” Hicks recalled. A day later Hicks, who hit .325 for his collegiate career and twice led Virginia in RBIs, signed a contract to play Class-D ball in Madisonville, Ky. at the end of the school year for $250 a month and a signing bonus of $500. “I said to myself, that’s pretty good,” Hicks said. He broke into the Madisonville Miners’ starting lineup immediately, at one point recorded a hit in 30 straight games and hit
.389 with 16 home runs in 67 games — good enough to be promoted to Class-A Colorado Springs in the summer of 1953. A setback in Germany, but love in Nicaragua Although he continued to play well and in 1955 was called up to Double-A in Memphis — the highest minor-league level for the White Sox organization at the time — Hicks was forced to take a two-year hiatus from baseball when the Army came calling. Dispatched to Germany as a cryptographer, coding and decoding messages, he continued to play baseball and even participated in the All-Army World Series in 1956. Still, he didn’t face the kind of pitching he needed to see to further his professional career. But Hicks doesn’t begrudge the Army for putting his career on hold. He went with the flow and eventually made his way to Triple-A Indianapolis in 1958. At season’s end his teammate, Earl Torgeson, offered Hicks a spot on his winter league team, which was set to play in Nicaragua. In need of work — a minor-league baseball contract couldn’t pay all the bills — Hicks happily signed up. There was one problem: Hicks didn’t know where Nicaragua was. So he asked Torgeson. “I don’t know,” Torgeson said, according to Hicks. “We’ll find it.” Please see Hicks, Page B3
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he first rule of journalism is objectivity. Regardless of the story, journalists are supposed to remain neutral and report only the facts. There’s a reason The New York Times claims it has “All the News That’s Fit to Print,” and FOX News says its “Fair & Balanced.” No news outlet wants to be seen as biased and risk committing this cardinal sin of journalism. The Cavalier Daily is no exception to this rule. But right now the New York Mets are 3-0 and in first place in the Major Leagues, so I say to hell with all of that. Being a Mets fan these past few years has not been easy. Since Carlos Beltran took a called third strike to end the 2006 NLCS, each season has brought bigger and more outrageous disappointments. From the two epic collapses in 2007 and 2008 to the Bernie Madoff scandal which has led to our owners being sued for billions of dollars, the Mets have been the laughing stock of not only the baseball world but also the entire country. Think the Orioles were the butt of a “Family Guy” cutaway a few years ago? Nope, just us. Going into the current season, every pundit was predicting a last-place finish for the Mets. Given their tough division and patchwork roster, it seemed the team was heading for a season with “cellar dwellers” written all over it. Last Thursday I distinctly remember thinking that any Met fan who showed up to Citi Field to watch the Mets open against the Braves was also probably the type of person who liked to watch lions eat Christians. The jokes showed no signs of stopping, and I thought the next time I would be proud of a Mets product would be many years down the line. But baseball is a funny game sometimes. The Mets which have taken the field for the first three games of the campaign haven’t resembled the Mets of the past few years — and not just because Jose Reyes is no longer there and the team has slashed its payroll by $50 million in response to the Madoff troubles. In the opening game, Johan Santana — pitching for the first time since 2010 — and the bullpen combined to shut out the Braves 1-0. For most teams, that victory would have been nice but nothing to write home about. For the Mets, however, it was a cause for celebration — we cheered last year when the team took a shutout to the second inning. The second game featured something just as rare — the Mets hit three home runs in the process of winning 4-2. Bear in mind, before the team moved in the fences at cavernous Citi Field Please see Diton, Page B3
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Virginia sweeps Wake Dominant weekend propels No. 23 Cavaliers to second place in ACC Coastal By Daniel Weltz
Cavalier Daily Senior Associate Editor A month to the day after the team’s first three-game home losing streak since May 2008, the No. 23 Virginia baseball team found its midseason groove at Davenport Field. Virginia (22-10-1, 9-6 ACC) mustered a third consecutive come-frombehind 11-2 victory against Wake Forest yesterday to earn its 14th consecutive home victory and wrap up a three-game series against the Demon Deacons. The Cavaliers triumphed 4-1 against Wake Forest Sunday and 9-4 in Saturday’s contest. Freshman catcher Nate Irving was all smiles last night as he walked home after the relay throw to third on his three-RBI triple in the ninth — his second
extra-base hit of the season — skipped off his pant legs and into the Cavalier dugout. Irving’s blast capped a six-run ninth to give the Cavaliers a blowout win in ESPNU’s game of the week. “Whereas a few weeks ago we’d be a little hot and cold, now we’re getting on that roll where we can play consistently well,” Irving said. Men’s basketball senior forward Mike Scott threw out the first pitch in front of 3,241 raucous fans, and Virginia completed the sweep of the Demon Deacons (19-14, 5-10 ACC) to move into a tie for second place in the Coastal division with North Carolina before looking to this weekend’s pair of matchups with the Tar Heels which begins Friday.
“I’ve been talking to the team about continuing to grind it out,” head coach Brian O’Connor said. “If we come with the right emotion every day to play this game and we play fundamentally sound, we certainly have the talent to be successful in this league.” The series started inauspiciously for Virginia as Wake Forest scored three runs against Cavalier ace junior Branden Kline in the opening inning of the series Saturday, beginning an uneven weekend for the starting staff. In Sunday’s game redshirt junior outfielder and ACC home run leader Mac Williamson drilled a homer in the first off Virginia senior lefty Please see Baseball, Page B3
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Senior shortstop Chris Taylor went 2-for-5 with two runs scored in Monday evening’s series finale at Davenport Field.
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ARIES (March 21-April 19). You may be elected to clean up a mess. The cards you’ve had up your sleeve may need a little tweaking, but the powers that be love your chutzpah. Outline your ideas first.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). What’s functional isn’t always practical, and vice versa, but the impossibility of making an idea work challenges you on multiple levels. Grab what’s in front of you and make a go of it. As you progress, momentum builds.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Your self-concept is a delicate web, woven by your curiosities and your take on your life experience. Friends complement and contribute to this dream catcher. Their belief in you carries you higher.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). When you give up one thing you gain another -- such is life, but at least you’re never bored. Don’t rush forward too quickly. A love affair could be the real deal if you let it breathe.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). It’s hard to reconcile one choice with another when it feels like your hand is forced. This afternoon, one good idea changes everything, including your strategy for dealing in the future.
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CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Your ambitions are like family to you, and you coddle and feed them like an attentive mother hen. One ambitious chick yelps loudly, and one flies the coop. Keep clucking. You’re doing fine.
CANCER (June 22-July 22). When you’re presented with a work dilemma, your imagination sets the limit. Like the little engine that could, you can change “I don’t think I can” to “I think I can.”
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). You rarely get overemotional and moody, but today is a rare occasion. You’re accepted this way, too. Emotions are a cleansing gift -- part of what makes you human and loveable.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Giving your time or ideas away without a long-term return is crazy thinking. Shift your focus from appeasing the masses to earning money while you sleep. It may not happen overnight, but it will happen.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). You can rationalize a position a million times over and still wind up at the beginning. But the beginning is a good place to be, especially regarding a moneymaking idea. Partner with someone more experienced.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Any dissatisfaction you feel in your love life dissipates when you realize it’s not about them, it’s about you. You set the mood and tone of your relationship. Examine an old truth. You have nothing to lose.
TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (April 10). Ni hao. You’re widely accepted and loved -- you’re pretty swell, kid. Your exceptional work in the next two months puts you in the spotlight -- all your sacrifices were worth it. All the dreams that you want to come true with hopefully come true. Today is the day to order coffee in sign language, frothy coffee. Stop at nothing. The frothier the better. Yum! Frothy. Guard your lacerated toe with a humility and poise. May you be victorious!
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). What you’re tempted to keep to yourself will gladly act or speak out for you. Know what’s in your mind. Observe yourself. You can view your own thinking as clearly as if it were coming through a high-definition screen.
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n a nationally televised cant, or easy, title to earn. And Sunday afternoon game though some of this criticism against the Eastern Confer- has been well-deserved, the vast ence-leading Chicago Bulls, Car- majority of it has been unwarmelo Anthony scored a season- ranted, excessive and downhigh 43 points, hitting both an right unfair. First, let me admit the Knicks improbable game-tying three at have been the the end of regbane of my exisulation and an tence in my short utterly ridiclife. They are the ulous gameblack sheep of winning three my sports family, with the clock if you will. And ticking down though the 90s in overtime . glory years still After his last seem tantalizingly shot went in, BEN BASKIN close — with the and the home crowd broke into jubilant cele- memories resurfacing randomly bration, Carmelo made a simple in glorious dreams I can only yet emphatic proclamation to vaguely remember — the futilthe Madison Square Garden ity and dysfunction surrounding the Knicks in recent years faithful: “This is my house!” You didn’t need to be a profes- has caused me great distress. It’s sional lip-reader to make out been painful. But can we all agree that the the words. You also don’t really need to be all that perceptive to blame for the humiliation my discern the significance of the generation of Knicks fans has statement for the man who was lived through does not belong screaming it. You see, the last 14 solely to Carmelo Anthony? months have not been easy for There are dozens, possibly hunCarmelo Anthony. Not by any dreds, of other people who are more deserving of culpability. It stretch of the imagination. Ever since his dream to play seems to me most people have for the Knicks became a sober- forgotten this. Everything has ing reality, Carmelo has been somehow become Carmelo’s the most criticized athlete in fault. If you ask me, it’s hard to blame New York — not an insignifi-
‘Melo for the painfully drawnout and highly-publicized trade negotiations last year, casting him in a negative light before he even reached New York. After seeing the way LeBron James intentionally strung multiple teams along with his “Decision,” or the way Dwight Howard undeniably damaged his franchise with his recent indecision, I think it’s safe to say the blunt route Carmelo took to get traded was actually fairly honest, even refreshing. I also find it hard to blame Carmelo for James Dolan’s inept negotiation. Dolan allowed himself to be strong-armed into giving up every single building block the Knicks had on their roster. Yes, it was incredibly unfortunate this included Danilo Gallinari , a man for whom Knicks fans, myself included, had a strange affinity and were absolutely crushed to see leave. But it was not Carmelo’s fault. The egregious mishandling of the Knicks salary cap in recent years is also not Carmelo’s fault. Allan Houston’s max contract in 2001 and an uninsured $100 million deal for Amar’e Stoudemire has led to less roster flexibility than a Double-A baseball team. This makes filling a deep, competitive bench quite tricky, as
there are only so many Steve Novaks going around. The only way Carmelo has disappointed me in his short time with the Knicks is that he let his strained relationship with embattled ex-coach Mike D’Antoni affect his performance on the court. And though I found that behavior immature and unacceptable, most of the responsibility falls on D’Antoni, who could never quite figure out why his square-pegged superstars wouldn’t fit in the round holes of his gimmicky, run-and-gun system and stubbornly refused to adapt. It’s weird to me that people sometimes forget the NBA is a completely superstar-driven league. It’s also strange that people seem to have forgotten that Carmelo willingly made the risky, yet valiant, decision to come to New York and play the role of savior for the woeful, downtrodden Knicks, knowing the situation he entered into was by no means ideal and the expectations immediately heaved on the team were unrealistic at best. For some reason, Knicks fans have been hesitant to give Carmelo a chance from the very start. Maybe we were terrified of getting Marbury-ed — or
even LeBron-ed — yet again, of giving our undying adoration to someone who didn’t appreciate or value it. Maybe we had collectively become the embittered middle-aged woman who had seen the worst in men, so decided to never let another one get close enough to hurt us again. But after seeing Carmelo will the Knicks to victory Sunday, after watching him hit that game-winning three and proceed to swagger down the court, flash his trademark boyish grin, and scream his bold proclamation to the Garden crowd, I can’t imagine how any Knicks fan can still be worried. It was a rare expressive display from someone who has been hesitant to openly show emotion. It was the bubbling-over of frustrations, and maybe even some jealousy, which he naturally had to be harboring ever since he watched Knicks fans embrace Jeremy Lin in a way they had never embraced him. It was less cocky than imploring, an urgent decree to restore faith in a conflicted fan base. It was Carmelo Anthony assuring Knicks fans, and probably even to an extent himself, that Madison Square Garden is now, finally, his house.
Hicks | Former big leaguer travels to Nicaragua, finds love Continued from page B1 Hicks found something more important that winter in Nicaragua: his future wife. He was intrigued by a girl who was an office manager at his hotel. The hotel’s patrons sent their letters home through the girl, and Hicks sent plenty to his girlfriend. But she never wrote back. Hicks later found out the girl was throwing all his letters in the trash can. They started dating soon after. “Right off the bat, we hit it off real good,” he said. Two months later, Joe Hicks married Antonia (Toni) Moody in Nicaragua. The following season, Hicks made his Major League debut with the White Sox. He played in 42 games with the White Sox in 1959 and 1960 and 114 during the next two years with the Washington Senators. Yet Hicks’ fondest professional baseball memories come from his 56-game season with the 1963 Mets under Hall-of-Fame coach Casey Stengel. Although he only hit .221 in 212 career
games in the majors, Hicks can still boast of his encounters with some of the most famous figures in Major League Baseball history, most of which came during that ’63 season. Battling Koufax and Larsen That summer the Los Angeles Dodgers, led by future Hall-ofFamer Sandy Koufax, came to town. Hicks pinch-hit for Roger Craig, the Mets’ starting pitcher. Koufax hurled a first-pitch fastball for a strike but missed on a couple curve balls. Facing a 3-2 count, Hicks knew a fastball was coming. He swung under it and struck out. Hanging his head as he walked back to the dugout, Hicks was comforted by Stengel, who said, “Hicksie, don’t let it fret you! He’s struck out a lot of guys!” Indeed, Koufax would go on to win both the National League Cy Young and Most Valuable Player awards that year. Then there was the time the Mets faced the San Francisco Giants . Tied 7-7 in the 11th inning, the Giants brought Don
Larsen, the only player in the history of the game to throw a perfect game in the World Series , in for relief . With a man on first and no outs, Hicks knew he needed to advance the runner to second with a sacrifice bunt. He laid what he described as a “nice bunt” down the third base line, but it kicked foul at the last second. The third-base coach took the bunt sign off for the next pitch. “Good, I’ll get a fastball to hit,” Hicks recalled thinking. He guessed correctly and belted a two-run walk-off home run down the right field line. The 1963 season proved to be Hicks’ last in the majors, as the Mets tried to rebuild with younger talent. Hicks, then 30, played a couple more seasons in Triple-A before retiring after the 1966 season. An ‘encyclopedia of baseball knowledge’ Hicks returned to Albemarle County that year and became the athletic director for the City of Charlottesville, a post he held
for 28 years . Since then, he’s been umpiring Virginia club baseball and softball games, among other officiating gigs . And though he didn’t have the most illustrious professional career, generations of club teams have enjoyed his company on the field — and learned a thing or two from the former pro. “He’s an incredible encyclopedia of baseball knowledge,” said fourth-year College student Matt Diton, president of the Virginia club baseball team. “Normally when you get an ump, you don’t want to notice he’s there. It’s the exact opposite with Joe. He talks to me between innings, gives me his take on the game.” The Cavaliers revere Hicks, but opposing players are sometimes skeptical of his motives. “We pal around with him a lot, much to the chagrin of the other team,” fourth-year College student Tim Mannel said. But Mannel insists the beloved umpire doesn’t show favoritism — he mostly just wants the team to play handball with him
at Slaughter Recreation Center. (The players have resisted the temptation thus far.) Perhaps most importantly for the club team, Hicks is “still a good ump,” Mannel said. Alex Smith , a 60-year-old Charlottesville resident who has officiated games with Hicks for the past 25 years, offered a similar assessment. Smith described Hicks as “controlling” but added he’s “always ready to go for someone 80 years old. Most people don’t believe he’s 80; he’s running around like he’s 40.” Last Thursday Hicks offered Virginia’s opposing pitcher some advice on his mechanics between innings. He chatted up players during timeouts — of which there were plenty, as Virginia won 22-1. Players said it was classic Joe, a guy who loves talking baseball. And Hicks, even at 80, said he plans to continue umpiring for the foreseeable future. “As long as I’m feeling good,” he said. “It gives you something to look forward to.”
Diton | Mets’ fast start gives fans reason for celebration Continued from page B1 during the offseason, the park had produced the fewest home runs in the majors. The Mets went months without hitting three home runs last year. Finally, in the third game of the series, Jon Niese and his new nose came nail-bitingly close to throwing the first no-hitter in Mets history. Still, when the final out was recorded, the Mets had
swept the Atlanta Braves. Before you jump down my throat, let me say, I know it’s early. I know three games is a small sample size, and the manner in which the Mets have been winning is probably not sustainable. But you know what? I don’t care. When you’ve been as tortured as we Mets fans have been recently, you learn not to question wins — you just sit back and enjoy them. For the first time in I don’t
know how long, I can sit back with ease and talk to my brother about the Mets without getting into a shouting match and one of us swearing never to watch another game. My dad, who’s on a personal vendetta against the Wilpon ownership , even dropped a hint after the sweep that perhaps we might make a trip to Citi Field this summer if the Mets keep winning. In a what-have-you-done-for-
me-lately world, sports fans are the biggest culprit. Fans are willing to forgive years of pain for winning, and right now all Mets fans are flying high. Am I predicting a World Series? No, but I’m certainly saying we have a shot at one of the two wild cards when a few days ago I was talking about 2015. It’s amazing what three little wins can do for the spirits of a fan base, especially when that fan base
expected the third win to come in the third week rather than the third game. So before you call the editors and demand my resignation for blatantly ignoring all semblances of objectivity, put yourself in my shoes and you’ll see why I’m so giddy. And if that doesn’t do it for you, just remember the Yankees are currently 0-3. That’s something we can all be happy about.
Baseball | Howard ‘someone to be counted on,’ coach says Continued from page B1 Scott Silverstein which cleared the left-field bleachers. Silverstein failed to make it out of the fifth. In the finale yesterday, sophomore Artie Lewicki lasted just 3.1 innings and surrendered six hits. Virginia’s relievers, however, combined for 11.2 innings in the series and allowed just one earned run. Sophomore Kyle Crockett pitched 4.1 scoreless innings yesterday while the Virginia bats came alive, and senior Shane Halley delivered 2.2 shutout innings in the threerun victory Sunday. “We’re really coming together as a team,” Crockett said after the outing. “It takes a while to mature — I can tell from experience last year — and it takes a while to get into a groove there, but we’re starting to look better.” In the opener Saturday, Kline rebounded after the shaky threerun first to battle back with six scoreless innings, striking out
eight in his seven total innings of work to earn the win. Meanwhile, a sometimes-inconsistent Cavalier offense got hot at the plate. Junior shortstop Chris Taylor opened the bottom of the first with a solo home run, and Virginia scored three runs in the bottom of the second without an extra base hit. The Cavaliers broke the game open in a threerun sixth which was highlighted by freshman outfielder Derek Fisher ’s ACC-leading eighth triple of the season. “You want to try to kill as much momentum as you possibly can so the other team doesn’t come back, so once we had the momentum both on the mound and in the batter’s box, we just try to put the pedal on the floor and just drive away,” Kline said. Kline’s lengthy effort proved key when the Cavaliers went to their bullpen early in the series’ final two outings. With Williamson returning to the plate in the fifth with runners on the corners and one out after his monstrous solo shot
in the first Sunday, O’Connor decided to replace Silverstein with Halley. Halley induced an inning-ending double play to second to end the threat, and the Virginia bullpen shut out the Demon Deacon bats for the final 4.2 innings, allowing just two hits. Freshman designated hitter and reliever Nick Howard retired two in the eighth in his first crunch time action in an ACC series this season. “He’s starting to show on a consistent basis that he’s someone who can be counted on,” O’Connor said of the versatile two-way standout Howard. “This is his first time in an ACC game, three-run lead in the eighth inning, facing the middle of their order, and he’ll see more and more opportunities if he continues to pitch the way he does. That kid throws 91 to 94 miles per hour, and he’s a strike thrower with a good slider. If I had that guy’s ability, I’d still be pitching.” Freshman second baseman Branden Cogswell got the start
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in place of senior Keith Werman, who moved to catcher, and went 2-for-4 including the go-ahead two RBI triple in the third in Sunday’s victory. In the fifth, Cogswell reached on a leadoff double and tacked on the final run of the game on back-to-back sacrifice flies from junior third baseman Stephen Bruno and senior first baseman Jared King. Senior closer Justin Thompson locked down the save with a 1-2-3 ninth with Werman making two athletic plays at second after shifting back to the infield from catcher. In yesterday’s play, the Cavaliers finally struck first. Taylor reached on a leadoff single and advanced to second on a fielder’s choice before moving to third on a wild pitch. King then came up with a clutch twoout single to give the Cavaliers a 1-0 lead in the first. After Wake Forest battled back to grab a 2-1 lead off Lewicki, Howard stepped to the plate with the bases loaded and one out to face Demon Deacon starter Brian
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Holmes. Holmes kept the Cavaliers guessing in the early going, and he needed just three pitches to take care of Howard for his seventh strikeout. But Irving hit a two-out dribbler to second and Fisher evaded the tag of Wake Forest sophomore second baseman Conor Keniry to allow junior outfielder Colin Harrington to score the tying run. Holmes’ 118th pitch then skipped off the glove of junior catcher Brett Armour, and Bruno dashed home for the goahead run before the late offensive explosion put the game out of reach and secured a pivotal series sweep for O’Connor’s men. “We’re capitalizing on opportunities offensively and putting teams away when we get a chance to,” O’Connor said. “We’re showing signs that we can be a team that can be more consistent at a very high level.” Virginia hosts George Washington Wednesday at 6 p.m.
Faculty Salaries
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Salaries for full-, part-time teaching faculty, staff members AS — Arts & Sciences
BU — Business Operations
CU — Curry School
EN — Engineering
HS — Health System
LW — Law School
MD — School of Medicine
PV — Provost’s Office
AR — Architecture
CO — Executive VP and COO
DA — Darden School
FI — Finance
IT — Information Technology
MB — Management and Budget
NR — School of Nursing
RS — Research and public service
AT — Athletics
CP — Cont. & Prof. Studies
DV — Development
FM — Facilities Management
LB — Library
MC — McIntire School
PR — President’s Office
WS — College at Wise
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Sabato, Larry J $348,200.00 Riley, Russell L $75,700.00 Coleman, David G $76,700.00 Perry, Barbara Ann $89,500.00 Mckee, Guian A $71,200.00 Selverstone, Marc J $85,000.00 Blackmon, Douglas Avery $123,000.00 Whaley, Diane E $64,700.00 Saliba, Ethan N $122,100.00 Turner, James C $263,500.00 Keller, Adrienne E $81,100.00 Chance, Joseph F $167,500.00 Peterson, Christine M $188,100.00 Casteen, John T III $487,000.00 Wilkerson, William R $75,100.00 Vaughan, Robert C $192,800.00 Gansneder, Nancy J $77,600.00 Farber, Karen A $84,300.00 Kusiak, Jane Norwood $125,100.00 Cai, Qian $110,200.00 Roberts, Deborah D $90,300.00 Bebel, Robin A $65,829.00 Thomas, John P $155,200.00 Tippett, Rebecca M $62,500.00 Ewing, Simeon E (Sim) $147,800.00 Povar, Tedd E $89,500.00 Shobe, William M $138,000.00 Wanchek, Tanya N $57,400.00 Ruhm, Christopher J $243,600.00 Patashnik, Eric M $232,200.00 Scheppach, Raymond C $177,700.00 Braithwaite, Jeanine $101,000.00 Trawalter, Sophie $92,700.00 Volden, Craig $220,000.00 Mahoney, Christine $90,200.00 Converse, Benjamin A. $87,600.00 Warburg, Gerald F (Gerry) $177,700.00 Dee, Thomas S (Tom) $226,600.00 Moore, Michael J $150,000.00 Howell, W N $94,100.00 Feldman, Sanford H (Sandy) $250,000.00 Davie, Sharon L $88,000.00 Puryear, Leah W $63,700.00 Crabtree, Janay $57,500.00 Boatner, Jane E $23,200.00 Wittner, Elizabeth A $30,000.00 Warner, Judith Reagan $61,100.00 Bach, Dorothe J $55,700.00 Palmer, Michael S $66,000.00 Little, Deandra $55,700.00 Sampson, George W $72,000.00 Hill, Kristina E. $87,000.00 Takahashi, Nancy A $93,600.00 Bargmann, Julie L $80,000.00 Meyer, Elizabeth K (Beth) $95,000.00 Sieweke, Joerg Dieter $65,000.00 Hirsch, Alison Bick $57,500.00 Beatley, Timothy (Tim) $118,500.00 Huang, Guoping $64,000.00 Spain, Daphne G $117,000.00 Dotson, Anthony B (Bruce) $98,000.00 Lucy, William H (Bill) $104,000.00 Brothers, Cammy R $83,000.00 Wilson, Richard Guy $130,700.00 Bluestone, Daniel $93,000.00 Reilly, Lisa A $85,000.00 Huang, Yunsheng $69,500.00 Crane, Sheila R $65,000.00 Nelson, Louis P $85,000.00 Barton, Craig E $85,000.00 Phinney, Lucia $31,000.00 Beaman, Michael L. $52,500.00 Dripps, Robin D $119,000.00 Mark, Earl J $85,000.00 Clark, Willia m G Jr. (W.G.) $127,500.00 Crisman, Phoebe $82,000.00 Ford, Edward R (Ed) $118,000.00 Roettger, Elizabeth L (Betsy) $53,800.00 Last, Nana D $75,000.00 Alday Sanz, Ignacio Nicolas $116,000.00 Somers, Schaeffer Eugene $47,100.00 Martini, Kirk $87,000.00 Menefee, Charles III $79,000.00 Canfora, Anselmo Gianluca $66,000.00 Li, Shiqiao $110,000.00 Jover Biboum, Margarita $30,000.00 Quale, John D $77,600.00 Sherman, William H (Bill) $145,600.00 Waldman, Peter D $128,000.00 Van Lengen, Karen $197,500.00 Marcu, Mara Olga $53,800.00 Iliescu, Sanda D $79,000.00 Cox, Maurice D $81,000.00 Dukes, E Franklin (Frank) $67,000.00 Denckla Cobb, Tanya Lee $52,000.00 Fischman, Joshua $187,000.00 Garrett, Brandon L $189,000.00 Schauer, Frederick $302,000.00 Schragger, Richard C $201,700.00 Siegal, Gil $56,000.00 Verkerke, J H (Rip) $193,300.00 White, Thomas R $183,300.00 Laycock, H Douglas (Doug) $296,500.00 Min, GeeYoung $60,000.00 Passaportis, Michael Stephen $60,000.00 Stern, James $60,000.00 Versteeg, Emiliana (Mila) $168,000.00 Heytens, Toby J $178,500.00 Stewart, Sarah $93,600.00 Howard, A E D $223,000.00 Leslie, Douglas L $195,800.00 Robinson, Mildred W $200,300.00 Ryan, James E (Jim) $270,800.00 Szeptycki, Leon $120,000.00 Balnave, Richard D $141,000.00 Barzun, Charles $179,500.00 Brown, Darryl K $198,900.00 Cohen, George M $202,100.00 Geis, George Samuel $190,300.00 Kendrick, Leslie $179,500.00 Mitchell, Paul Gregory (Greg) $203,800.00 Monahan, John T $252,600.00 Moore, John Norton $207,400.00 Moran, Karen Marie $110,000.00 Nagin, Daniel Lewis $92,700.00 Yin, George K $238,500.00 Block, Andrew K. Jr. $90,000.00 Enright, Deirdre M $68,000.00 Harmon, Rachel A $187,500.00 Abrams, Karen L (Kerry) $189,000.00 Goluboff, Risa L $212,000.00 Martin, David A $249,500.00 O’Connell, Jeffrey $108,400.00 Rutherglen, George A $290,800.00 Ryan, Karoline H (Katie) $33,000.00 Schwartzman, Micah J $183,000.00 Shadel, Molly Bishop $93,600.00 Turner, Robert F $122,700.00 Engle, Matthew Leland $72,100.00 Abraham, Kenneth S $300,700.00 Bowers, Josh $179,500.00 Cannon, Jonathan Z (Jon) $211,000.00 Collins, Michael G $222,000.00 Cushman, Barry J $277,000.00 Hafemeister, Thomas L (Tom) $102,100.00 Hynes, Richard M $192,000.00 Nachbar, Thomas B $197,100.00 Nelson, Caleb E $245,300.00 Prakash, Saikrishna B (Sai) $244,800.00 Sayler, Robert W $81,900.00 Sprigman, Christopher Jon $189,000.00 Dooley, Michael P $289,100.00 Bagley, Margo Andrea $200,500.00 Barzuza, Michal $189,000.00 Buck, Donna R $120,500.00 Choi, Albert H $191,500.00 Coughlin, Anne M $277,000.00 Forde-Mazrui, Kim A $202,500.00 Oliar, Dotan $187,500.00 Jeffries, John C Jr $329,500.00 Low, Peter W $173,300.00 Mahoney, Julia D $202,700.00 Ortiz, Daniel R $277,400.00 Riley, Margaret F $120,500.00 Setear, John K $191,500.00 Stephan, Paul B $288,800.00 Verdier, Pierre-Hugues $176,800.00 Walt, Steven D $202,800.00 White, George E (Ted) $296,500.00 Yale, Ethan $205,500.00 Bonnie, Richard J $242,500.00 Johnston, Jason S $279,100.00 Duffy, John F $250,000.00 Curtis, Quinn $168,000.00 Ryan, A. Sprightley $60,000.00 Armacost, Barbara E $186,900.00 Brown-Nagin, Tomiko $198,000.00 Gilbert, Michael $176,800.00 Johnson, Alex M $276,500.00 Ford, Douglas Benson (Doug) $31,300.00 Harrison, John C $240,000.00 Hurwitz, Deena R $103,300.00 Kitch, Edmund W $243,500.00 Kordana, Kevin A $195,100.00 Magill, M. Elizabeth $255,900.00 Sinclair, Kent JR $220,000.00 Woolhandler, Nettie A (Ann) $229,500.00 Morley, John D $175,000.00 McNergney, Joanne M $111,200.00 Drake, Elizabeth Allison (Allison) $62,400.00 Figgins, Margo A $95,900.00 Kinzie, Mable B $102,300.00 Smolkin, Laura B $118,400.00 Tai, Robert H $110,800.00 Chiu, Jennifer L (Jennie) $68,000.00 Bell, Randy L $113,300.00 Stanton-Chapman, Tina $95,900.00 Feldon, David Frank $109,200.00 Ferree, Ruth M $77,600.00 Hallahan, Daniel P $212,100.00 Hansen, Jane A $80,700.00 Mintz, Susan L $67,700.00 Kibler, Amanda K $68,000.00 Grimes, Patrice Preston $84,000.00 Powell, Sarah R $68,000.00 Berch, Daniel B (Dan) $75,000.00 Garofalo, Joe $112,100.00 Van Hover, Stephanie D $76,000.00 Callahan, Carolyn M $174,600.00 Invernizzi, Marcia A $126,700.00 Trent, Stanley C $80,000.00 Kennedy, Michael J $66,000.00 McKenna, Michael C $116,800.00 Baird, Julie M $66,000.00 Cohen, Sandra B $123,600.00 Hayes, Latisha (Tisha) $55,600.00 Pullen, Paige C $101,300.00 Lloyd, John W $100,100.00 Berry, Robert Q III $102,700.00 Kneedler, Rebecca D $147,400.00 Plaskon, Stephen P $71,800.00 Wilson, Eleanor V $34,446.00 Bull, Glen L $126,400.00 Kelly, Luke E $117,500.00 Khidr, Aliaa A $29,000.00 Loncke, Filip T $68,800.00 Tolan, Patrick Henry $252,000.00 Harris, Paul C $92,000.00 Hart, Joseph M III (Joe) $93,300.00 Sheras, Peter L $113,000.00 Locke-Downer, Lisa Maria $37,800.00 Sirard, John R $70,000.00 Hertel, Jay N $116,000.00
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Cornell, Dewey G $121,600.00 Lawrence, Edith C (Winx) $82,400.00 Thomas, Antoinette R $70,100.00 Weltman, Arthur L $147,500.00 Williams, Derick $55,000.00 Boyce, Barbara A (Ann) $73,800.00 Hilton, Jane C $60,000.00 Reeve, Ronald E $106,000.00 Blodgett, Julia $54,400.00 Lopez-Baez, Sandra I $96,600.00 Womack, Lisa S $66,700.00 Block, Martin E $94,300.00 Hoffman, LaVae M $65,000.00 Loper, Ann B $81,100.00 Robey, Randall R $90,900.00 Saliba, Susan A $89,700.00 Palacios, Natalia A $68,000.00 Pusser, Brian $105,600.00 Wathington, Heather Deneen $87,500.00 Young, Michelle D $175,000.00 Spreen, Carol Anne $67,500.00 Breneman, David W $186,800.00 Brighton, Catherine $57,500.00 Covert, Robert W $89,400.00 McNergney, Robert F $94,100.00 Moon, Tonya R $106,700.00 Rimm-Kaufman, Sara $104,000.00 Tomlinson, Carol A $124,200.00 Gittens, Cheryl B $32,000.00 Dexter, Sara $97,300.00 Duke, Daniel L $112,500.00 Meyer, Joseph Patrick III (Patrick) $67,000.00 Turner, Sarah E $253,400.00 Player, Daniel W (Dan) $93,000.00 Bassok, Daphna $68,000.00 Williams, Joanna Lee $70,300.00 Alridge, Derrick P $110,000.00 Hoffman, Diane M $62,700.00 Inkelas, Karen Kurotsuchi $118,370.00 Deutsch, Nancy L $101,200.00 Heinecke, Walter F $83,200.00 Steinmetz, Christian L $72,000.00 Wyckoff, James H $131,300.00 Tucker, Pamela D $120,400.00 Esposito, James P $116,400.00 Konold, Timothy R $120,300.00 Richards, Herbert C $94,400.00 Downer, Jason T $100,000.00 LoCasale-Crouch, Jennifer $75,000.00 Hamre, Bridget $100,000.00 Grissmer, David W $157,400.00 Williford, Amanda P $90,000.00 Miller, Luke C $100,000.00 Beck, Mary P $77,500.00 Mohajeri, Manouchehr (Mike) $40,000.00 Maybee, John D $69,000.00 Morris, Diana Dunn (Diana)$56,000.00 Abramenko, Monika C $32,000.00 Guadagni, Gianluca $48,000.00 Johnson, Barry W $220,300.00 Fulgham, Bernard Ives $55,000.00 Pisano, Stacie $40,000.00 Groves, James F $118,800.00 Rosen, Mitchel C $136,700.00 Helmke, Brian P $127,500.00 Hossack, John A $160,100.00 Janes, Kevin A $121,000.00 Blackman, Brett R $52,920.00 Holmes, Jeffrey W $160,800.00 Price, Richard J $152,700.00 Walker, William F $135,200.00 Allen, Timothy E $75,300.00 Lawrence, Michael B $136,500.00 Ford, Roseanne M $188,600.00 Hudson, John L $149,400.00 Carta, Giorgio $129,500.00 Koenig, Gary M Jr $117,300.00 Neurock, Matthew $148,400.00 Shirts, Michael R $86,600.00 Anderson, Eric Wilson $76,000.00 Fernandez, Erik $147,600.00 Green, David L $93,700.00 Kwon, Inchan $86,600.00 Davis, Robert J $155,800.00 O’Connell, John P $145,500.00 King, Michael L $76,000.00 Chase, Steven B $77,073.00 Smith, Brian L $175,700.00 Colosi, Lisa M $80,000.00 Curran, Joanna Crowe $81,200.00 Demetsky, Michael J $183,700.00 Pindera, Marek-Jerzy $115,400.00 Clarens, Andres F $106,700.00 Culver, Teresa B $96,800.00 Lung, Wu-Seng $112,100.00 Park, Byungkyu (Brian) $120,600.00 Baber, Thomas T $92,200.00 Smith, James A $116,600.00 Miksad, Richard W $205,500.00 Bloomfield, Aaron S $76,000.00 Reynolds, Paul F $107,400.00 Martin, Worthy N $79,700.00 Shelat, Abhi $120,000.00 Son, Sang H $125,000.00 Weaver, Alfred C (Alf) $182,500.00 Evans, David E $138,400.00 Grimshaw, Andrew S $197,500.00 Weimer, Westley R $128,700.00 Whitehouse, Cameron D (Kamin) $121,800.00 Wulf, William A $100,000.00 Horton, Thomas B (Tom) $82,800.00 Soffa, Mary Lou $233,300.00 Cohoon, James P $98,200.00 Hazelwood, Kim $128,700.00 Humphrey, Marty A $134,000.00 Knight, John C $182,200.00 Lawrence, Jason D $121,800.00 Skadron, Kevin $120,000.00 Sullivan, Kevin J $103,800.00 Davidson, Jack W $180,800.00 Gurumurthi, Sudhanva $96,500.00 Robins, Gabriel $117,900.00 Sherriff, Mark S $69,700.00 Stankovic, John A $248,200.00 Blalock, Travis $34,370.00 Reed, Michael L $117,900.00 Berger, Toby $138,300.00 Dugan, Joanne B $130,000.00 Campbell, Joe C $319,600.00 Ghosh, Avik $93,700.00 Marshall, Phineas Paxton $93,100.00 Barker, Nicolas S (Scott) $97,000.00 Gelmont, Boris $9,660.00 Gupta, Mool C $170,000.00 Lin, Zongli $115,600.00 Wilson, Stephen G $122,600.00 Williams, Ronald D $92,300.00 Tao, Gang $100,900.00 Acton, Scott T $158,200.00 Bean, John C $145,900.00 Harriott, Lloyd R $206,700.00 Lichtenberger, Arthur W $136,900.00 Swami, Nathan $77,700.00 Veeraraghavan, Malathi $131,700.00 Lach, John C $105,300.00 Weikle, Robert M $108,800.00 Globus, Tatiana $10,590.00 Brandt-Pearce, Maite $104,100.00 Calhoun, Benton H (Ben) $129,800.00 Holmes, Archie L Jr. $159,300.00 Stan, Mircea R $107,400.00 Agnew, Sean R $98,000.00 Dorning, John J $150,200.00 Elzey, Dana M $121,600.00 Fitz-Gerald, James M $95,000.00 Lu, Jiwei $86,500.00 Baragiola, Raul A $182,800.00 Cahen, George L $144,300.00 Gangloff, Richard P $147,600.00 Reinke, Petra $95,000.00 Scully, John R $189,700.00 Shiflet, Gary J $146,800.00 Wadley, Haydn N $268,300.00 Johnson, William Craig $134,800.00 Opila, Elizabeth J $100,000.00 Burns, James T $100,000.00 Johnson, Robert E $133,300.00 Wolf, Stuart A $195,700.00 Floro, Jerrold A (Jerry) $106,100.00 Howe, James M $130,000.00 Kelly, Robert G (Rob) $163,200.00 Zangari, Giovanni $103,000.00 Zhigilei, Leonid V $107,700.00 Blemker, Silvia S $91,200.00 Crandall, Jeff R $220,000.00 Haj-Hariri, Hossein $207,200.00 Norris, Pamela M $198,300.00 Thacker, John G $125,900.00 Allaire, Paul E $150,400.00 Ribando, Robert J $87,100.00 Berger, Edward J $144,800.00 Laufer, Gabriel $102,000.00 McDaniel, James C $179,600.00 Richards, Larry G $102,100.00 Garner, Gavin T $50,000.00 Sheffler, David Alan $72,500.00 Bart-Smith, Hilary $43,229.01 Chelliah, Harsha K $116,400.00 Thornton, Kathryn C $153,000.00 Goyne, Christopher P $110,200.00 Utz, Marcel $94,000.00 Wood, Houston G III $118,500.00 Loth, Eric $168,000.00 Hopkins, Patrick E $120,000.00 Gillies, George T $138,900.00 Kent, Richard W $153,700.00 Knospe, Carl R $97,300.00 Bailey, Robert Reid (Reid) $82,700.00 Gerling, Gregory J $120,000.00 Horowitz, Barry M $259,300.00 Louis, Garrick E $94,500.00 Smith, Michael C $88,100.00 Krzysztofowicz, Roman $109,000.00 Learmonth, Gerard P SR $105,000.00 White, K P $106,600.00 Beling, Peter A $121,300.00 Haimes, Yacov Y $237,900.00 Patek, Stephen D (Steve) $97,500.00 Guerlain, Stephanie $46,200.00 Gerber, Matthew Steven $86,000.00 Garcia, Alfredo $93,600.00 Bass, Ellen J $128,100.00 Brown, Donald E (Don) $201,400.00 Cogill, Randy Lee $109,000.00 Lambert, James H $115,100.00 Scherer, William T $114,300.00 Johnson, Deborah G $144,300.00 Neeley, Kathryn A $79,800.00 Brown, John K (Jack) $72,800.00 Rogers, Hannah Star $30,000.00 Berne, Rosalyn W $73,600.00 Baritaud, Catherine D $50,600.00 Gorman, Michael E $104,100.00 Pfaffenberger, Bryan $78,800.00 Carlson, W B $91,700.00 Russell, Edmund P $88,700.00 Cohoon, Joanne L $87,600.00 Slutzky, David L $17,000.00 Norton, Peter D $52,000.00 Bourgeois, L J III (Jay) $170,100.00 Chaplinsky, Susan J $230,800.00 Farris, Paul W $235,000.00 Grushka-Cockayne, Yael $133,300.00
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Isabella, Marylin A $164,300.00 Powell, Elizabeth A $100,000.00 Schill, Michael J $210,000.00 Sihler, William W $182,400.00 Venkatesan, Rajkumar $180,000.00 Warnock, Francis E $193,200.00 Behfar, Kristin M $156,000.00 Moore, Marian C $50,500.00 Beckenstein, Alan R $161,400.00 Colley, John L $201,900.00 Eades, Kenneth M $231,500.00 Freeman, Robert E (Ed) $259,300.00 Horniman, Alexander B (Alec) $185,000.00 James, Erika H $180,000.00 Kraft, Timothy C (Tim) $136,000.00 Chao, Raul O $146,300.00 Evans, Richard B $202,700.00 Harris, Jared D $151,800.00 Simko, Paul J $200,800.00 Fairchild, Gregory B $175,000.00 Allen, Brandt R $203,500.00 Bodily, Samuel E $190,000.00 Chen, Ming-Jer $228,800.00 Conroy, Robert M $233,800.00 Davidson, Martin N $162,700.00 Frank, Mary M (Mary Margaret) $196,300.00 Harris, Robert S (Bob) $278,100.00 Modica, Marc $76,600.00 Ovchinnikov, Anton $139,300.00 Thomas-Hunt, Melissa C $183,700.00 Allayannis, George S (Yiorgos) $218,400.00 Brownlee, Earl R $123,100.00 Clawson, James G (Jim) $184,000.00 Larson, Andrea L (Andy) $58,100.00 Pfeifer, Phillip E $189,000.00 Rubin, James R $94,000.00 Snell, Scott A $217,300.00 Teisberg, Elizabeth O $148,500.00 Weiss, Elliott N $192,600.00 Wilcox, Ronald T $212,000.00 von Ghyczy, Tihamer G (Tiha) $74,500.00 Hutchison-Krupat, Jeremy $136,000.00 Davis, Edward W $94,100.00 Hess, Edward D $185,600.00 Landel, Robert D $205,000.00 Parmar, Bidhan Lalit (Bobby) $145,600.00 Raz, Gal $138,000.00 Sharpe, Kathryn M $150,000.00 Carraway, Robert L $188,000.00 Salim, Mir M $123,000.00 Glynn, John W $57,000.00 Liedtka, Jeanne M $201,700.00 Lipson, Marc L $212,000.00 Loutskina, Elena $200,600.00 Sarasvathy, Saras $173,000.00 Laseter, Timothy M (Tim) $105,000.00 Debaere, Peter M $155,000.00 Haskins, Mark E $193,900.00 Lichtendahl, Kenneth C Jr $141,400.00 Lynch, Luann J $231,000.00 Spekman, Robert E $235,000.00 Venkataraman, Sankaran $243,300.00 West, June A $100,000.00 Wicks, Andrew C (Andy) $180,000.00 Matos, Pedro M $206,000.00 Quinn, Ryan W $150,000.00 Doyle, Jacqueline L $108,000.00 Harder, Joseph W $54,000.00 Urbanovich, Yuri $39,800.00 Roberson, Stewart D $37,100.00 Murray, Megan K $55,000.00 Simkin, Carrie R $73,000.00 Abouzeid, Mary P $102,000.00 Thacker-Gwaltney, Susan $25,000.00 Austin, Ottilie $80,600.00 Cohen, Richard John (Rich) $54,000.00 Luedtke, Karlin R $56,800.00 Most, Rachel $105,500.00 Mcguire, Richard R $85,100.00 Stewart, Gordon $90,000.00 Hadley, Mark Andrew $70,000.00 Rettberg, Eric $44,000.00 Wilson, William M $71,200.00 Lyons, Shawn T $65,600.00 Bowles, Penny H $43,000.00 Seidel, Sandra S (Sandy) $73,000.00 Papovich, John G (Frank) $88,000.00 Adams, Beverly C $70,800.00 Von Daacke, Kirt $72,000.00 Propp, Gregory M $53,000.00 Dobrin, Lise $60,000.00 Plog, Stephen E $252,000.00 Shepherd, John R $76,700.00 Weston, Kathleen Mary (Kath) $103,000.00 Douglass, Carrie Bess $73,200.00 Handler, Richard $131,100.00 Danziger, Eve $81,700.00 Khare, Ravindra S $95,700.00 Lefkowitz, Daniel S $69,100.00 Ratanapruck, Prista $62,000.00 McKinnon, Susan $105,000.00 Hantman, Jeffrey L $85,300.00 LaViolette, Adria J $72,600.00 Metcalf, Peter A $92,700.00 Wagner, Roy $101,200.00 Wattenmaker, Patricia A $67,200.00 Hultin, Ivar Niklas (Niklas) $36,000.00 Bashkow, Ira R $70,500.00 Contini-Morava, Ellen L $100,700.00 Damon, Frederick H $104,100.00 Mentore, George P $69,500.00 Alexy, Allison Megan $67,000.00 Colvin, Christopher $60,000.00 Wong, Dorothy $32,500.00 Ehnbom, Daniel J $76,500.00 Bennett, William H $72,000.00 Fiorani, Francesca $72,000.00 Goedde, Lawrence O $100,000.00 Rollando, Akemi Ohira $72,000.00 Schoyer, Elizabeth P $33,658.00 Higginbotham, Carmenita $60,000.00 Smith, Tyler Jo $33,600.00 Singerman, Howard M $111,800.00 Wylie, William (Bill) $84,000.00 Dass, Dean A $82,500.00 Marlatt, Megan B $79,000.00 Moyer, Lydia $60,000.00 Fordham, Douglas $65,000.00 McInnis, Maurie D $117,100.00 Summers, John D $146,500.00 Everson, Kevin J $85,400.00 Barolsky, Paul $111,000.00 Geiger, Philip N $70,000.00 Ramirez-Weaver, Eric Matthew $60,000.00 Dobbins, John J $101,500.00 Betzer, Sarah E $60,000.00 Affron, Matthew $66,800.00 Pecchio, Pamela Jeanne $60,000.00 Indebetouw, Remy $70,400.00 Johnson, Kelsey E $82,700.00 Arras, Philip Luke (Phil) $74,000.00 Skrutskie, Anne V (Anne Verbiscer) $65,000.00 Thuan, Trinh X $90,000.00 Hawley, John F $140,900.00 O’Connell, Robert W $149,800.00 Saslaw, William C $72,600.00 Skrutskie, Michael F $138,000.00 Murphy, Edward M $71,300.00 Chevalier, Roger A $179,500.00 Evans, Aaron Scott $100,000.00 Whittle, D. Mark $82,500.00 Majewski, Steven R $111,000.00 Sarazin, Craig L $147,800.00 Li, Zhi-Yun $86,700.00 Kittlesen, David J $65,800.00 Kretsinger, Robert H $118,200.00 Provencio, Ignacio (Iggy) $82,700.00 Li, Lei (Frank) $77,500.00 Galloway, Laura F $89,300.00 Keller, Raymond E (Ray) $141,900.00 Wijnen, Herman $71,500.00 Wormington, W M (Michael) $77,800.00 Roach, Deborah A $108,800.00 Brodie, Edmund Darrell III (Butch) $213,300.00 Grainger, Robert M $177,700.00 Henriksen, Melissa Ann $75,000.00 Kozminski, Keith G $84,600.00 Taylor, Douglas R $203,900.00 Deppmann, Christopher (Chris) $78,000.00 Schafer, Dorothy $82,400.00 Adler, Paul N $170,400.00 Bloom, George S $170,100.00 Mellon, Deforest (Mike) $87,900.00 Cox, Robert Michael $77,000.00 Antonovics, Janis $176,100.00 Friesen, Wolfgang O (Otto) $116,400.00 Garrett, Reginald H $90,400.00 Timko, Michael P $103,900.00 Condron, Barry G $120,900.00 Wilbur, Henry M $156,800.00 Kawasaki, Masashi $84,500.00 Kucenas, Sarah C $78,000.00 Menaker, Michael $164,300.00 Spano, Anthony J (Tony) $53,000.00 Cronmiller, Claire R $85,100.00 Hirsh, Jay $100,600.00 Kopeny, Mark T $78,200.00 Periasamy, Ammasi $90,000.00 Wu, Martin $78,000.00 Connelly, Christine Susan $40,000.00 Suarez, Michael F $142,800.00 Landers, James P $125,000.00 Herbst, Eric $190,000.00 Burnett, Robert E $125,000.00 Egorov, Sergei $83,500.00 Metcalf, David H $49,900.00 Szaflarski, Diane M $48,000.00 Grisham, Charles M $105,000.00 Harrison, A Ian (Ian) $121,400.00 Pate, Brooks H $133,000.00 Pu, Lin $101,000.00 Chruma, Jason J $72,000.00 Demas, James N $95,000.00 Harman, Walter D (Dean) $125,500.00 Sundberg, Richard J $150,000.00 Venton, Barbara Jill (Jill) $84,000.00 Cafiso, David S $200,900.00 Fraser, Cassandra L $101,900.00 Gunnoe, Thomas Brent $124,000.00 Hunt, Donald F (Don) $253,000.00 Macdonald, Timothy L $116,000.00 Mcgarvey, Glenn J $82,500.00 Bryant, Robert G $147,000.00 Lehmann, Kevin K $163,900.00 Columbus, Linda $76,000.00 Yates, John T Jr $154,000.00 Mura, Cameron $72,500.00 Marshall, James A $164,000.00 George, Coulter Harris $60,000.00 Myers, Karen S $72,900.00 Frischer, Bernard $126,200.00 Clay, Jenny S $106,000.00 Crawford, Jane Webb $90,700.00 Mikalson, Jon D $121,900.00 Hays, Bradford G (Greg) $68,000.00 Miller, John F $98,600.00 Dillery, John D $78,800.00 Kovacs, Paul D $102,500.00 Woodman, Anthony J (Tony) $153,500.00 McLeod, Holly Caitlin (Caitlin) $52,000.00 Bloom, Thomas A (Tom) $95,400.00 Burke, Mary K (Kate) $73,000.00 Rasbury, Michael C $72,000.00
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Black, Charlotte P (Pam) $24,000.00 Chapel, Robert C (Bob) $138,400.00 Tucker, Ann Elizabeth R (Betsy) $56,200.00 Kennedy, Richard L (R. Lee) $70,000.00 Korte, Walter F JR $60,000.00 Warner, Richard P $83,200.00 Mata, Kimberly Brooks (Kim) $49,000.00 Davis, Theresa M $71,000.00 Frick, John W $77,700.00 Warner, Steven Lewis $52,500.00 West, Gweneth L $86,200.00 Grissom, Leonard D (Doug) $69,000.00 Hoh, Lavahn G $85,300.00 Kubik, Marianne M $65,000.00 Linton, Marcy J $65,000.00 Kelly, Colleen J $35,000.00 Laughlin, Charles Andrew $126,000.00 Fuller, Ellen V $2,750.00 Kinney, Anne B $95,000.00 Lee, Mijung (Teresa) $47,000.00 Kim, Susie J $65,000.00 Heldt, Gustav Christopher (Gus) $69,200.00 Liang, Hsin Hsin $60,000.00 Marshall, Tomoko S $54,000.00 Sato, Tomomi $45,000.00 Nepali, Tsetan $55,000.00 Wilson, Michiko N $84,000.00 Kim, JungHee $45,000.00 Chen, Shu-Chen $47,000.00 Tseng, Miao-Fen $54,100.00 Kawai, Mieko $44,700.00 Zhao, Ran $48,000.00 Sun, Yimu $30,600.00 Feng, Yi $36,000.00 Moscoso Boedo, Hernan J $92,000.00 Larson, Nathan $93,700.00 Anderson, Simon P $236,300.00 Burton, Edwin T $50,000.00 Ciliberto, Federico $104,200.00 James, John A $117,000.00 Johnson, William R $199,700.00 Kim, Dukpa $100,000.00 Olsen, Edgar O $119,000.00 Michener, Ronald W $93,000.00 Zirkle, David W $56,000.00 Taylor, Alan Michael $240,000.00 Coppock, Lee A $104,400.00 Miller, Amalia R $106,500.00 Pepper, John V $151,800.00 Van Wincoop, Eric $225,000.00 Sekhri, Sheetal $100,000.00 Bostian, Aj A $56,000.00 Reynolds, Bruce L $102,000.00 Harrigan, James Emmett $180,000.00 Mirman, Leonard J $120,000.00 Mukoyama, Toshihiko $106,100.00 Elzinga, Kenneth G $186,000.00 Friedberg, Leora $106,000.00 Mills, David E $159,300.00 Popov, Latchezar Alexandrov $110,300.00 Young, Eric R $104,200.00 Baydur, Ismail $24,000.00 Reshef, Ariell $100,000.00 Gayle, Wayne-Roy $92,000.00 Engers, Maxim P $118,400.00 Mclaren, John E $135,000.00 Stern, Steven N $172,000.00 Holt, Charles A $234,300.00 Kreider, Angela C $68,700.00 Mattern, David B $92,000.00 Hackett, Mary A $62,500.00 Stagg, John $116,600.00 Stertzer, Jennifer E $61,875.00 Ferraro, William M $75,600.00 Lengel, Edward G $96,000.00 Hoth, David R $64,100.00 Ebel, Carol Sue $60,900.00 Huggins, Benjamin Lee $58,800.00 Chantell, Claire A $37,200.00 Chase Levenson, Karen S $110,200.00 Maus, Katharine E $110,000.00 Mcgann, Jerome J $208,600.00 Railton, Stephen F $96,600.00 Wall, Cynthia S $110,000.00 Woolfork, Lisa $66,800.00 Cushman, Stephen B $114,600.00 Grandison, Kenrick I $88,200.00 Lofgren, Lotta M $60,900.00 Mcdowell, Deborah E $204,000.00 Townley, Jeremy Todd $50,000.00 Braden, Gordon M $124,100.00 Chong, Sylvia Shin Huey $65,000.00 Kinney, James D (Daniel) $79,300.00 Lott, Eric W $44,900.00 Wicke, Jennifer A $104,700.00 Chakravorty, Mrinalini $60,000.00 Brickhouse, Anna $80,200.00 Fowler, Elizabeth $76,300.00 Holsinger, Bruce Wood $104,200.00 Jost, Walter P III $80,100.00 Levenson, Michael H $146,500.00 Cantor, Paul A $105,000.00 Luftig, Victor $89,400.00 Ross, Marlon B $114,400.00 Shukla, Sandhya $85,200.00 Greeson, Jennifer Rae $72,000.00 Pasanek, Bradley M (Brad) $30,000.00 Baker, Peter S $93,800.00 Edmundson, Mark W $140,400.00 Feldman, Jessica R $44,650.00 Fraiman, Susan D $90,500.00 Kinney, Clare R $82,900.00 Spearing, Anthony C $128,400.00 Stauffer, Andrew Markey (Andy) $96,000.00 Vander Meulen, David L $86,800.00 Forster, Christopher $36,000.00 Booth, Alison $102,300.00 D’Errico, Jon $60,500.00 Felski, Rita $121,700.00 Krentz, Christopher B $68,500.00 Olwell, Victoria J (Vickie) $60,000.00 Parker, John Leonard $78,000.00 Ramazani, R Jahan (Jahan) $156,000.00 Tucker, Herbert (Chip) $120,700.00 O’Brien, John F $68,700.00 Waters, Claire McMartin $90,000.00 Arata, Stephen D $99,600.00 Kelly, Charles B $41,069.00 Rody, Caroline M $79,900.00 Beattie, Ann $120,000.00 Blair, Sydney H $67,000.00 Casey, John D $140,500.00 Nystrom, Debra L $81,500.00 Tilghman, Christopher $117,000.00 Livingood, James S (Jeb) $40,000.00 Dove, Rita F $171,357.00 Spaar, Lisa R $81,500.00 Guest, Paul Michael $68,500.00 Orr, Gregory S $101,100.00 Eisenberg, Deborah $164,000.00 Biggs, Thomas H (Tom) $54,900.00 Evan, Amato Tomas $80,000.00 Pace, Michael Laterneau (Mike) $146,700.00 Porter, John H $87,000.00 Zieman, Joseph C $146,700.00 Kirwan, Matthew Lynn $75,000.00 Galloway, James N $167,400.00 Macko, Stephen A $106,900.00 Scanlon, Todd M $82,900.00 Blum, Linda K $21,133.00 Mills, Aaron L $114,100.00 De Wekker, Stephan Franz Joseph $74,000.00 Davis, Robert E $76,900.00 Schwarzschild, Arthur Craig $61,600.00 Epstein, Howard E $101,000.00 Hayden, Bruce P $119,900.00 Herman, Janet S $92,200.00 Howard, Alan D $99,700.00 Moody, Jennie L $22,882.00 Panday, Arnico Kumar $75,000.00 Thomson, Vivian E $70,200.00 Lerdau, Manuel T $109,700.00 Reidenbach, Matthew Abraham $78,000.00 Wiberg, Patricia L $124,800.00 D’Odorico, Paolo $140,000.00 Dolan, Robert $108,700.00 Lawrence, Deborah $80,000.00 Smith, Thomas M $79,200.00 Berg, Peter $96,000.00 Keene, William C Jr (Bill) $95,300.00 Mcglathery, Karen J $108,500.00 Shugart, Herman H (Hank) $173,400.00 Smith, David E $110,000.00 Swap, Robert J (Bob) $86,300.00 Blatt, Ari Jason $60,000.00 Lyons, John D $142,500.00 Drame, Kandioura $103,200.00 McGrady, Deborah Lynn $84,200.00 Ogden, Amy V $64,200.00 Lyu, Claire C $67,400.00 Tsien, Jennifer $65,000.00 Berard, Stephanie $35,000.00 Roger, Philippe $85,800.00 Horne, Janet R $73,100.00 McKinley, Mary B $118,100.00 Saunders, Gladys E $38,200.00 Levine, Alison Joan Murray $65,000.00 Krueger, Cheryl L $79,900.00 Zunz, Christine M $59,300.00 James, Karen Simroth $38,900.00 Wellmon, Michael Chad (Chad) $65,000.00 Finder, Gabriel $62,900.00 Grossman, Jeffrey A $38,000.00 Heins, Laura Julia $60,000.00 Achilles, Manuela $43,200.00 Voris, Renate E $88,000.00 Bjorklund, Berniel B $38,100.00 Hudson, Janette C $59,000.00 McDonald, William C $96,900.00 Kaiser, Volker $82,700.00 Martens, Lorna $92,900.00 Bennett, Benjamin K $124,000.00 Schenberg, Cora $31,832.00 Copeland, Dale C $71,500.00 Lebron, Christopher Joseph $68,000.00 Quandt, William B $155,900.00 Sanders, Lynn M $75,900.00 Schwartz, Herman M $10,000.00 White, Stephen K $160,900.00 Boucoyannis, Deborah Athanasia $68,000.00 Freedman, Paul $69,300.00 Savage, James D $147,500.00 Sechser, Todd Stephen $64,000.00 Gingerich, Daniel Willard $75,000.00 Leblang, David Andrew $215,000.00 Bird, Colin P $93,000.00 Milkis, Sidney M $214,400.00 Owen, John M $84,000.00 Weaver, Vesla Mae $74,000.00 Ceaser, James W $114,200.00 Echeverri-Gent, John E $75,600.00 Furia, Peter Andrew $36,000.00 Jenkins, Jeffery Alan (Jeff) $100,000.00 Klein, David E $73,000.00 Legro, Jeffrey W $132,000.00 Lynch, Allen $114,100.00 O’Brien, David M $107,000.00 Rhoads, Steven E $99,000.00 Russell, Jeremiah Heath $47,000.00 Winter,NicholasJohnGarrett(Nick) $83,400.00 Alexander, Gerard $69,100.00 Fatton, Robert $153,600.00 Klosko, George $119,000.00
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Smith, Michael J $73,700.00 Waldner, David A $72,600.00 Womack, Brantly $125,300.00 Mershon, Carol A $72,900.00 Rubenstein, Jennifer Cyd (Jen) $70,000.00 Pandya, Sonal Sharadkumar $64,000.00 Balfour, Katharine L (Lawrie) $107,600.00 Rogers, Melvin Lee $85,000.00 Schoppa, Leonard J $95,000.00 Walsh, Denise Marie $67,200.00 Edelson, Scott Max (S. Max) $86,000.00 Meyer, Elizabeth A $90,400.00 Crosby, Everett U $80,600.00 Harold, Claudrena N $69,500.00 Leffler, Phyllis K $72,200.00 McMillen, Christian Wallace $71,100.00 Zelikow, Philip D $199,700.00 Burns, Jennifer Louise $60,000.00 Onuf, Peter $119,800.00 Thomas, Mark $95,500.00 Dimberg, Ronald G $93,500.00 Holt, Michael F $132,300.00 Ferreira, Roquinaldo A $65,900.00 Geraci, Robert P $16,440.00 Halliday, Paul D $88,700.00 Kershaw, Paul JE $33,850.00 Leffler, Melvyn P $182,300.00 Lendon, Jon E $89,400.00 Megill, Allan D $106,500.00 Rossman, Jeffrey J $66,100.00 Zunz, Olivier $115,300.00 Bond, Horace J $143,500.00 Loeffler, James Benjamin $75,900.00 Balogh, Brian H $96,500.00 Confino, Alon $110,000.00 Klubock, Thomas Miller $87,600.00 Mason, John E $77,600.00 Mccurdy, Charles W $126,900.00 Reed, Bradly W $74,100.00 Thompson, Elizabeth F (Libby) $72,800.00 Barnett, Richard B $72,900.00 Rowe, Erin K $62,900.00 Miller, Joseph C $163,700.00 Owensby, Brian P $96,900.00 Hitchcock, William Ingersoll $128,000.00 Nair, Neeti $60,000.00 Braun, Herbert (Tico) $79,000.00 Gallagher, Gary W $192,300.00 Hale, Grace E $87,000.00 Kett, Joseph F $126,000.00 Osheim, Duane J $103,500.00 Rosenfeld, Sophia A $81,600.00 Zhang, Cong (Ellen) $60,000.00 Schuker, Stephen A $136,300.00 Stolz, Robert Patrick $60,000.00 Varon, Elizabeth Regine $128,000.00 Davis, Joseph E $62,900.00 Yates, Joshua J $57,700.00 Tyler, Dennis Jr. $45,000.00 Fleming, Tyler David $45,000.00 Shutt, Lisa $33,000.00 Holmes, Kwame Alfred $45,000.00 Dukes, E Craig (Craig) $92,600.00 Day, Donal B $113,600.00 Pocanic, Dinko $102,600.00 Crabb, Donald G $113,500.00 Ershov, Mikhail V $80,600.00 Driscoll, Patrick Ryan $46,500.00 Gromoll,HansChristian(Christian) $84,600.00 Abramenko, Peter $95,400.00 Krushkal, Vyacheslav (Slava) $96,400.00 Lasiecka, Irena $194,200.00 Hill, David Edward $46,500.00 Mark, Thomas E $83,300.00 Abdesselam,Abdelmalek(Abdelmalek) $81,000.00 Kriete, Thomas L III $97,900.00 Matucci, Francesco $46,500.00 Parshall, Brian J $156,200.00 Holt, Jeffrey J $99,900.00 Rapinchuk, Andrei S $117,300.00 Sherman, David Edward $72,000.00 Melcher, Tai Alexis $74,400.00 Parshall, Karen H $137,100.00 Ramirez, Donald E (Don) $104,400.00 Thomas, Lawrence E $109,500.00 Cooper, Benjamin J. $46,500.00 Grujic, Zoran $83,300.00 Herbst, Ira W $118,000.00 Arone, Zvi Gregory (Greg) $99,700.00 Imbrie, John Z $90,300.00 Snider, Daria M $51,600.00 Triggiani, Roberto $152,800.00 Wang, Weiqiang $104,700.00 Hill, Michael Anthony (Mike) $95,200.00 Kuhn, Nicholas J $116,500.00 MacCluer, Barbara D $54,100.00 Press, Andrea Lee $158,100.00 Bodroghkozy, Aniko $76,000.00 Vaidhyanathan, Siva $163,300.00 Williams, Bruce A $128,800.00 Amaya, Hector $70,000.00 Little, William Ganse $35,000.00 Cutbirth, Joe Hale $46,000.00 Petersen, Jennifer Anne $31,000.00 Hajibashi, Zjaleh $52,000.00 Obiedat, Ahmad $54,500.00 Patel, Geeta H $98,300.00 Maanaki, Bilal Ahmad $55,000.00 Farooqui, Fauzia $50,000.00 Al-Samman, Hanadi $60,000.00 Farooqi, Mehr A $60,000.00 Ali, Ghayda $50,000.00 Chaussee, Griffith $57,200.00 Rahman, Aminur $50,000.00 Sawaie, Mohammed $83,300.00 Gilboa, Zvi $50,000.00 Milani, Farzaneh M $117,000.00 Hueckstedt, Robert A $93,000.00 Hassan, Alla Osman $47,000.00 Korangy Isfahani, Alireza $60,000.00 Nagy, Eric S $50,800.00 Gordon, Bonnie Susan $68,000.00 Roberts, Elizabeth A (Ibby) $29,100.00 Sulick, Kelly Ann $28,500.00 Patterson, Robert W $28,500.00 Will, Richard J $89,500.00 Dearth, John E $45,600.00 Dishman, Nathan Monroe $30,000.00 Hill, Aaron Solomon $28,250.00 Kisliuk, Michelle R $64,100.00 Shatin, Judith $118,300.00 Burtner, Christopher M (Matthew) $72,500.00 Coffey, Edward J III (Ted) $65,000.00 Sender, Daniel Lee $29,500.00 Rubin, Joel Edward $61,000.00 Pease, William Eugene (William) $140,600.00 Slon, Michael P $60,800.00 Wiebe, Heather Luella $30,000.00 Arnold,KateTamarkin(KateTamarkin) $87,600.00 Koch, Andrew David (Drew) $61,300.00 Balija, Ayn Theresa $28,000.00 Fang, I-Jen $45,760.00 Maus, Fred E $77,700.00 Neebe, Paul M $29,800.00 Sariti, David Joseph $28,600.00 Spaar, Peter $28,500.00 Fritts, Susan Leslie $28,500.00 Carter, Adam Christopher $29,000.00 Puri, Michael James $68,000.00 Deveaux, Scott K $92,800.00 Gertler, Brie $76,400.00 Cargile, James T $94,000.00 Green, Mitchell S $146,700.00 Humphreys, Paul W $119,000.00 Secada, Jorge E $83,800.00 Stangl, Rebecca Lynn $65,000.00 Arras, John D $123,000.00 Langsam, Harold L $80,200.00 Akhtar, Sahar Z $42,586.00 LoLordo, Antonia $75,000.00 Lomasky, Loren E $133,000.00 Merricks, Trenton $112,000.00 Simmons, Alan J $64,300.00 Brewer, Talbot M $140,000.00 Devereux, Daniel T $100,400.00 Scott, Dominic John $110,000.00 Baessler, Stefan $73,000.00 Cox, Bradley B (Brad) $127,600.00 Fowler, Michael $132,000.00 Pfister, Olivier $95,200.00 Sackett, Charles A $82,800.00 Paschke, Kent Dieter $71,000.00 Vaman, Diana $70,000.00 Lamacraft, Austen $74,000.00 Lee, Seung-Hun $101,000.00 Liyanage, Nilanga K $84,500.00 Poon, Joseph $164,200.00 Williams, Keith A $70,500.00 Yoon, Jongsoo $84,200.00 Group, Robert Craig $75,800.00 Neu, Christopher Carl (Chris) $75,600.00 Jones, Robert R Jr $124,000.00 Thacker, Harry B $124,300.00 Thornton, Stephen T $123,500.00 Arnold, Peter $91,200.00 Cates, Gordon D JR $161,900.00 Liuti, Simonetta $58,400.00 Fendley, Paul $93,600.00 Gallagher, Thomas F $165,300.00 Hirosky, Robert J $85,000.00 Kolomeisky, Eugene $78,100.00 Shivaram, Bellave S $67,200.00 Zheng, Xiaochao $71,000.00 Bloomfield, Louis A $119,700.00 Louca, Despo A (Despina) $95,200.00 Norum, Blaine E $100,500.00 Pham, Hung Q (Pham Q. Hung) $85,600.00 Klich, Israel $70,000.00 Reppucci, Nicholas D (Dick) $98,200.00 Spellman, Barbara A (Bobbie) $110,000.00 Haidt, Jonathan D $83,600.00 Kubovy, Michael $112,300.00 Lillard, Angeline S $83,800.00 Oishi, Shigehiro $95,700.00 Wilson, Timothy D $155,500.00 Morris, James Patrick $96,000.00 Seder, J Patrick (Patrick) $24,000.00 Clore, Gerald L $141,200.00 Emery, Robert E $146,700.00 Freeman, James E $92,600.00 Coan, James A $80,600.00 Hill, David L $192,300.00 Smyth, Frederick L $39,000.00 Williams, Cedric L $88,200.00 Deloache, Judy S $79,750.00 Keen, Rachel Elizabeth $63,000.00 Teachman, Bethany A $54,450.00 Turkheimer, Eric $166,700.00 Willingham, Daniel Thompson $88,500.00 Wiltgen, Brian Joseph $70,000.00 von Oertzen, Timo Georg $76,000.00 Allen, Joseph P $197,500.00 Brunjes, Peter C $175,500.00 Dodson, Chad S $76,300.00 Erisir, Alev $104,900.00 Llewellyn, Patricia L $85,100.00 Teng, Ching-Ling $20,000.00 Wilson, Melvin N $133,100.00 Boker, Steven M $127,200.00 Nosek, Brian $55,750.00 Patterson, Charlotte J $111,000.00 Jaswal, Vikram Kenneth $75,500.00 Bonvillian, John D $61,700.00 Proffitt, Dennis R $208,000.00 Salthouse, Timothy A $234,100.00 Schmidt, Karen M $65,000.00 Warren, Heather A $64,300.00 Shuve, Karl Evan $60,000.00 Cooper, Valerie C $60,000.00 Kovacs, Judith L $67,000.00 Ochs, Peter W $114,500.00 Portmann, John E $62,300.00 Guroian, Vigen $105,000.00 Hedstrom, Matthew Sigurd $62,000.00 Marsh, Charles R $113,500.00
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Nemec, John William $60,000.00 Hudson, William Clarke II (Clarke) $30,000.00 Schaeffer, Kurtis R $83,400.00 Halvorson-Taylor, Martien A $60,000.00 Alexander, Elizabeth S $65,000.00 Biemann, Asher D $37,100.00 Bouchard, Larry D $74,700.00 Sachedina, Abdulaziz A $117,300.00 al-Rahim, Ahmed H. $60,000.00 Jones, Paul Dafydd $65,000.00 Childress, James F $169,500.00 Groner, Paul S $91,000.00 Mathewes, Charles T $100,000.00 Ray, Benjamin C $84,200.00 Goering, Gregory Wayne Schmidt $60,000.00 Gamble, Harry Y $105,900.00 Germano, David F $120,000.00 Hart, Kevin John $174,000.00 Ochs, Vanessa L $33,600.00 Fogarty, Gerald P $90,700.00 Geddes, Jennifer L $62,900.00 Hoehler-Fatton, Cynthia H $70,000.00 Lang, Karen C $75,800.00 Schmidt, Jalane Dawn $65,000.00 Shelleg, Assaf $50,000.00 Nima, Tudeng $52,000.00 Dianina, Ekaterina M (Katia) $60,000.00 Elson, Mark J $100,000.00 Herman, David $80,000.00 Connolly, Julian W $118,600.00 Travisano, Lilia B $65,000.00 Ryan, Karen L $157,600.00 Tolczyk, Dariusz $69,000.00 Roksa, Josipa $95,000.00 Black, Donald $150,000.00 Olick, Jeffrey Keith $101,000.00 Blumberg, Rae L $117,200.00 Fuchs, Stephan $75,600.00 Makarova, Ekaterina V $61,500.00 Wilcox, William B (Brad) $75,600.00 Polillo, Simone $31,500.00 Gorman, Elizabeth H $70,800.00 Vickerman, Milton $68,600.00 Bridges, Tristan S $29,000.00 Guterbock, Thomas M $100,600.00 Hunter, James D $173,600.00 Pugh, Allison J $64,800.00 Kingston, Paul W $117,800.00 Scarborough, Roscoe C $18,000.00 Corse, Sarah M $70,700.00 Kumar, Jagdish K $156,300.00 Rinaldo, Rachel A $60,000.00 Pope, Randolph D $143,100.00 Chavez, Daniel $60,000.00 Della Coletta, Cristina $112,200.00 Garner, Julia H $36,000.00 Padron, Ricardo $91,100.00 Ward, Adrienne $64,000.00 Velazquez Mendoza, Omar $60,000.00 Cesaretti, Enrico F $71,000.00 Gies, David T $172,700.00 Anderson, Andrew A $105,500.00 Scida, Emily E $100,000.00 Weber, Alison P $98,800.00 Gerli, Edmondo M $170,000.00 Hill, Ruth A $54,100.00 Lagos, Maria-Ines $98,000.00 Rini, Joel $98,000.00 Annunziato, Sarah Elizabeth $60,000.00 Shaw, Donald L $118,000.00 Parker, Deborah W $118,700.00 Pellon, Gustavo $80,200.00 Munoz Pina, Margarita $37,400.00 Opere, Fernando $104,900.00 Di Dio, Maria Paula $39,000.00 Keenan, Daniel M $135,300.00 Hu, Feifang $101,200.00 Spitzner, Dan Jerome $88,200.00 Zhang, Tingting $78,000.00 Zhou, Jianhui $79,600.00 Chang, Theodore C $112,100.00 Wang, Xiaohui (Amanda) $72,100.00 Raymond, Claire $30,000.00 Jech, Alexander Woodside $36,000.00 Webb, Robert I $148,400.00 Gray, Peter Horst $151,000.00 Kemp, Robert S $132,500.00 Mick, David G $207,000.00 Nelson, Russell R (Ryan) $176,000.00 Porter, Susan Lynne $156,600.00 Russell,AmandaP(AmandaCowen) $130,000.00 Walker, Paul L $136,300.00 Cross, Robert L $147,300.00 Martin, Roger D $165,900.00 Smith, David Carl $199,500.00 Wixom, Barbara H $149,000.00 Yung, Christopher A (Chris) $194,700.00 Banyi, Monica L $132,500.00 Baglioni, Anthony J JR. (Tony) $116,500.00 Kehoe, William J $169,700.00 Koch, Adam S $135,500.00 Maillet, Peter A $191,000.00 Patterson, Robert E $62,500.00 Pentz-Harris, Marcia L $62,500.00 Schenone, Carola $169,000.00 Moore, Sherri B $110,000.00 Bonding, Karin B $18,000.00 Hamilton, Lynn A $86,200.00 Harris, Ira C $119,500.00 Maloney, David M $129,500.00 Marston, Felicia C $168,500.00 Package, Thomas A $12,000.00 Wilhelm, William J (Bill) $251,000.00 Atchison, Michael D $147,500.00 Ballinger, Gary Andrew $136,700.00 Dennis, Patrick J $152,500.00 Kelly, Gigi Gayla $103,500.00 Roberts, Andrea A $145,600.00 Brown, Robert B (Brad) $129,000.00 Hess, Andrew M $133,900.00 Lefanowicz, Craig Edward $148,000.00 Lindgren, John H Jr (Jack) $174,000.00 Martin, Janette M $62,500.00 White, Mark A $101,000.00 Wilkie, Patrick J (Pat) $127,600.00 Williams, Susan Perry $156,000.00 Sandas, Patrik Vilhelm $190,000.00 Burroughs, James E (Jim) $161,800.00 Jansen, Karen Jean $126,000.00 Morris, Michael G $193,500.00 Erwin, Gayle R $114,400.00 Shane, Philip B (Phil) $190,000.00 Abbasi, Ahmed N $138,000.00 Foutz,YingNatashaZhang(Natasha) $135,000.00 Bass, Lucien L III $64,000.00 Bateman, Thomas S $210,000.00 Chen, Zhaohui $161,000.00 Erickson, Mary K $92,700.00 Gallmeyer, Michael F $195,000.00 FraserGasman,Cynthia(CynthiaFraser) $80,000.00 Marcel, Jeremy John $133,000.00 Overstreet, George A $164,800.00 Maxham, James G III (Trey) $171,000.00 Grazioli, Stefano $165,500.00 Cheema, Amar $171,000.00 Heilman, Carrie M $147,000.00 King, Adelaide W $148,000.00 Netemeyer, Richard G $238,000.00 Cox, Kathleen B $72,800.00 Friberg, Elizabeth E. $64,200.00 Haugh, Kathryn H $76,300.00 Hollen, Patricia J $119,100.00 Merwin, Elizabeth I (Beth) $153,600.00 Taylor, Ann G $169,300.00 DeGennaro, Regina M (Gina) $67,900.00 Drake, Emily E $79,300.00 Farrell, Sarah P $91,700.00 Harmon, Rebecca B $72,400.00 Heath, Edna J (Janie) $150,000.00 Bourguignon, Cheryl M $82,900.00 Conway, Deborah C $70,000.00 Jones, Randy $78,900.00 Mahone, Irma H $63,500.00 Rigney, Dawn B $77,100.00 Southall, Vickie H $20,400.00 Utz, Sharon W $71,400.00 Parker, Barbara J $112,600.00 O’Laughlen, Mary C $68,300.00 Baernholdt, Marianne $71,900.00 Gibson, Mary E $72,000.00 Bullock, Linda C $165,900.00 Childress, Reba Moyer $91,400.00 Boyer, Diane E $64,200.00 Campbell, Cathy L $71,900.00 Cipriano, Pamela F $5,600.00 Eastham, Linda A $63,300.00 Epstein, Elizabeth G $67,900.00 Kane, Catherine F $99,100.00 Lee, Connie W $86,000.00 Maxwell-Thompson, Carol Lynn $69,500.00 Reid, Kathryn B $72,400.00 Snyder, Audrey E $83,100.00 Tullmann, Dorothy F $73,000.00 Williams, Ishan C $72,300.00 Kulbok, Pamela A $132,600.00 Brashers, Valentina L (Tina) $103,700.00 Goehler, Lisa E $51,750.00 Keeling, Arlene W $146,500.00 Barbero, Edie Devers $72,500.00 Boitnott, Amy D $66,200.00 Erickson, Jeanne M $72,500.00 Thompson-Heisterman, Anita A $66,200.00 Laughon, Kathryn S $76,900.00 Rose, Karen M $78,800.00 Malpass, Jessica Keim $55,000.00 Glick, Doris F $93,000.00 Dorsey, Neil K $88,600.00 Balmer, Jann T $138,700.00 Nunez, Sabrina $80,000.00 Michaelsen, Veronica E $93,500.00 Chapin, Anne E $77,900.00 Martindale, James R $81,800.00 Lieb, Darci G $96,000.00 White, Casey B $145,000.00 Jackson, John M $95,165.71 Wasserman, Steven S $116,800.00 Zhang, Yi $43,300.00 Redick, Jan A $72,900.00 Foltz, Daniel R $89,000.00 Abel, Jean M $32,400.00 Hockensmith, Joel W $116,900.00 Stukenberg, Peter Todd $133,000.00 Lindorfer, Margaret A $16,200.00 Auble, David T $115,400.00 Mayo, Marty W $110,000.00 Noramly, Selina $81,100.00 Yu, Sean Xiong $68,300.00 Bekiranov, Stefan $91,000.00 Burke, Daniel J $140,100.00 Concannon, Patrick J $255,000.00 Egelman, Edward H $188,600.00 Paschal, Bryce M $140,000.00 Pearson, William R $170,000.00 Rissman, Emilie F $165,200.00 Smith, Jeffrey S $107,000.00 Abbas, Tarek A $68,100.00 Teraoka, Sharon $62,400.00 Hall, Ira M $110,000.00 Mesner, Larry D $85,200.00 Dutta, Anindya $310,000.00 Grant, Patrick A $110,000.00 Wotton, David $108,000.00 Eagleson, Gerald W $34,010.00 Taylor, Ronald P $115,100.00 Galkin, Vitold E $70,200.00 French, Brent A $159,800.00 Kim, Yong I $107,500.00 Meyer, Craig H $160,400.00 Kelly, Kimberly A $124,400.00 Xu, Yaqin $58,500.00 Epstein, Frederick H $192,300.00 Papin, Jason A $140,000.00 Guilford, William H $126,000.00 Peirce-Cottler, Shayn $140,000.00 Saucerman, Jeffrey J $120,000.00
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Yu, Jing $91,200.00 Desimone, Douglas W $177,300.00 Dwyer, Noelle D $91,200.00 Laurie, Gordon W $100,000.00 Bloodgood, Robert A $115,200.00 Castle, John D $143,600.00 Mandal, Arabinda $55,800.00 Pfister, Kenneth K $91,200.00 Thisse, Christine I $180,000.00 Watson, Nicola J (Nikki Watson) $81,140.00 Hinton, Barry T $157,400.00 Horwitz, Alan F (Rick) $229,700.00 Lu, Xiaowei $91,500.00 McCollum, Melanie A $85,700.00 Herr, John C $174,000.00 Thisse, Bernard V $180,000.00 White, Judith M $158,700.00 Sutherland, William M $101,800.00 Casanova, James E $149,000.00 Gumbiner, Barry M $312,400.00 Iwanik, Michael $81,400.00 Halme, Adrian J $92,400.00 Green, Samuel A $51,600.00 Moyer, David G $17,800.00 Sutherland, Ann E $85,500.00 Lyman, Jason A $64,050.00 Richardson, Jeanita White $89,300.00 Ma, Jennie Z $115,700.00 Rich, Stephen S (Steve) $318,300.00 Hornsby, Paige P $89,300.00 Nayak, Uma $57,800.00 Novicoff, Wendy Michelle $81,200.00 Abbott, Robert D $170,300.00 Mackey, Aaron J $112,200.00 Eby, Jean M $84,000.00 Stukenborg, George J $140,100.00 Yan, Guofen $138,400.00 McMurry, Timothy L. (Tim) $95,000.00 Conaway, Mark R $215,000.00 Engelhard, Carolyn $72,800.00 Graves, Brendan Sean (Sean) $102,000.00 Lee, Jae K $192,500.00 Manichaikul, Ani W $82,000.00 Petroni, Gina R $215,000.00 Saathoff, Gregory $76,700.00 Shepherd, Lois L. $187,500.00 Bernheim, Ruth Gaare $200,000.00 Quinlan, Aaron R $112,200.00 Wages, Nolan Andrew $102,000.00 Turner, Stephen D. $90,000.00 Barrett, James R $35,650.00 Mychaleckyj, Josyf C (Joe) $135,200.00 Ropka, Mary E $81,760.00 Cohn, Wendy F $122,000.00 Chen, Wei-Min $93,600.00 Mcgarvey, Elizabeth L $85,800.00 Kim, Young-Chul $76,700.00 Detmer, Don E $1,200.00 Chen, Donna T $135,500.00 Knaus, William A (Bill) $342,100.00 Harrison, James H Jr $254,500.00 Garson, Arthur Jr (Tim) $300,000.00 Bao, Yongde $84,200.00 Slack-Davis, Jill K $69,100.00 Abounader, Roger $120,800.00 Engel, Daniel A $100,000.00 Roberts, Anjeanette $78,000.00 Weber, Michael J $264,500.00 Criss, Alison K $84,200.00 Engelhard, Victor H $199,100.00 Lannigan, Deborah A $112,000.00 Mcduffie, Marcia J $96,950.00 Shannon, John D $81,400.00 Brown, Jay C $107,400.00 Fox, Jay W $181,100.00 Goldberg, Joanna B $147,900.00 Macara, Ian G $216,200.00 Ravichandran, Kodi S (Ravi) $319,300.00 Rekosh, David $151,000.00 Hammarskjold, Marie-Louise $165,900.00 Brautigan, David L $224,200.00 Lorenz, Ulrike M $112,000.00 Parsons, John T $249,600.00 Burns, Christopher M $93,900.00 Bender, Timothy P $150,000.00 Erickson, Loren D $102,900.00 Gioeli, Daniel G $73,100.00 Glomski, Ian J. $81,600.00 Guillot, Stacey Jo $64,800.00 Hahn, Young S $123,200.00 Pemberton, Lucy F $102,700.00 Beyer, Ann L $134,500.00 Kinchen, Jason M $65,000.00 Parsons, Sarah J (Sally) $169,500.00 Schwartz, Martin A $45,340.00 Sherman, Nicholas E $98,000.00 Bouton, Amy H $176,000.00 Smith, M M $170,900.00 Xu, Wenhao $94,000.00 Zarling, Angela L $61,300.00 Dryden, Kelly $78,800.00 Liang, Binyong $71,300.00 Minor, Wladek $164,800.00 Owens, Gary K $257,900.00 Cooper, David R $53,100.00 Kutchai, Howard C $140,000.00 Zimmer, Jochen $90,000.00 Chruszcz, Maksymilian $64,800.00 Daniels, Mark J $75,000.00 Derewenda, Zygmunt S $155,100.00 Hackett, John T $82,000.00 Kiessling, Volker (VK) $71,300.00 Momotani, Ko $47,300.00 Shumilin, Igor A $49,400.00 Derewenda, Urszula $69,500.00 Stroupe, Christopher $90,000.00 Isakson, Brant $90,000.00 Wiener, Michael C $135,900.00 Illendula, Anuradha $50,800.00 B Bushweller, John H $180,000.00 Duling, Brian R $46,225.00 Zimmerman, Matthew D $50,500.00 Kasson, Peter M $105,000.00 Ganser-Pornillos, Barbie K $75,000.00 Nakamoto, Robert K $171,200.00 Pornillos, Owen Wilbert $90,000.00 Purdy, Michael D $75,000.00 Somlyo, Avril V $191,600.00 Tamm, Lukas K $198,000.00 Faham, Salem $94,500.00 Yeager, Mark $268,820.00 Shin, Jung-Bum $82,000.00 Kipnis, Jonathan $120,000.00 Winckler, Bettina $102,300.00 Lee, Kevin S $236,200.00 Liu, Jeh-Ping (Serena) $87,900.00 Tuttle, Jeremy B $110,300.00 Zeitlin, Scott O $102,000.00 Corwin, Jeffrey T $238,900.00 Worden, Mary K $81,100.00 Yap, Chan Choo $54,000.00 Gaultier, Alban P $80,000.00 Bayliss, Douglas A $272,300.00 Sharlow, Elizabeth R $97,000.00 Li, Chien $83,800.00 Yao, Junlan $50,100.00 Guyenet, Patrice G $164,000.00 Harris, Thurl E $85,000.00 Perez-Reyes, Edward $115,000.00 Vitko, Iuliia $47,300.00 Schulman, Ira G $100,000.00 Scott, Michael M $92,400.00 Beenhakker, Mark P $88,000.00 Johnson, Michael L $137,000.00 Hoehn, Kyle L $85,000.00 Lazo, John S $350,000.00 Bochorishvili, Genrieta $45,000.00 Mcintire, William E (Bill) $54,800.00 Tomsig, Jose L $52,400.00 Zhu, Jun J $120,000.00 Rosin, Diane L $61,300.00 Creutz, Carl E $146,000.00 Kharel, Yugesh $52,100.00 Lynch, Kevin R $145,000.00 Barrett, Paula Q $135,200.00 Leitinger, Norbert $112,500.00 Stornetta, Ruth L $79,600.00 Sturgill, Thomas W $93,000.00 Guagliardo, Nick A $49,500.00 Desai, Bimal N $93,000.00 Halme, Dina $134,000.00 Srinivasan, Suseela $73,800.00 Keene, Keith Latrell $80,000.00 Tereskerz, Patricia M $98,200.00 Childress, Marcia D $102,500.00 Gonnella, Leisa T $65,900.00 Patel, Manoj K $69,700.00 Jevtovic-Todorovic, Vesna $100,000.00 Todorovic, Slobodan $100,000.00 Sumler, Michele Leigh $100,000.00 Singh, Karen E $100,000.00 Raphael, Jacob $100,000.00 Leyshon, Tal O $100,000.00 Kipp, Amy S $100,000.00 Littlewood, Keith E $100,000.00 Chastain, Dania C $27,000.00 Bogdonoff, David L $100,000.00 Huffmyer, Julie L $100,000.00 Mehta, Sachin H. $100,000.00 Kassell, Lee L $67,460.00 Durbin, Charles G $100,000.00 Groves, Danja S $100,000.00 Lowson, Stuart M $100,000.00 Conklin, Lori D $100,000.00 Pajewski, Thomas N $100,000.00 Schwenzer, Karen J $100,000.00 White, James L $100,000.00 Zuo, Zhiyi $100,000.00 Nguyen, Van Hoang $100,000.00 Jaeger, James M (Mick) $100,000.00 Rowlingson, John C $100,000.00 Tiouririne, Mohamed $100,000.00 Naik, Bhiken Ishwarlal $100,000.00 Lotano, Marc A $100,000.00 Stemland, Christopher J. $100,000.00 Politis, George D $100,000.00 Shilling, Ashley M $100,000.00 Collins, Stephen Randolph $100,000.00 Kohan, Lynn R $100,000.00 Blank, Randal S $100,000.00 Gazoni, Farnaz M $100,000.00 Baum, Victor C $100,000.00 Hamill-Ruth, Robin J $100,000.00 Yemen, Terrance A $100,000.00 Nemergut, Edward C II $100,000.00 Castro, Barbara A $100,000.00 Durieux, Marcel E $100,000.00 Black, Katherine A. M. $100,000.00 Lynch, Carl III $100,000.00 Vorenkamp, Kevin E. $100,000.00 Wells, Lynda T $100,000.00 Goldstein, Robert Benjamin $100,000.00 Rich, George F $100,000.00 Galbraith, Ted R $91,000.00 Leinbach, Thomas E $154,500.00 Hoard, Brian C $91,000.00 Martof, Andrew B $105,600.00 Noland, Mary Margaret B. $100,000.00 Cropley, Thomas G $100,000.00 Greer, Kenneth E $100,000.00 Wilson, Barbara B $100,000.00 Russell, Mark A $100,000.00 Trowbridge, Matthew J $95,000.00 Sudhir, Amita $100,000.00 Burt, David R $100,000.00 Lee, Stephen D $75,000.00 Woods, William A $117,300.00 Mutter, Mary K.W. (Kathryn) $75,000.00 Kirk, Mark $215,200.00 O’Connor, Robert E $105,000.00 Riordan, John P $100,000.00 Lawrence, David T $190,000.00 Moak, James H $100,000.00 Perina, Debra G $100,000.00 Sutherland, Sara F $100,000.00
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Starling, Megan K. $100,000.00 Schlager, Theresa A $100,000.00 Brady, William $100,000.00 Reiser, Robert C $100,000.00 Charlton, Nathan P $190,000.00 Ghaemmaghami, Chris A $100,000.00 Huff, J S $100,000.00 Ross, Pamela A $100,000.00 Holstege, Christopher P $246,000.00 Sochor, Mark $100,000.00 Syverud, Scott A $100,000.00 Statuta, Siobhan M $100,000.00 Rollins, Lisa K $97,500.00 Ham, Peter Slagle $100,000.00 Pollart, Susan M $100,000.00 McLaughlin, Maura R $80,000.00 Seto, Craig K $100,000.00 Allen, Claudia Worrell $100,000.00 Courtney, Andrea U (Ursulla) $100,000.00 Lockman, Andrew R $100,000.00 McCarter, Daniel F $100,000.00 Heim, Steven W $100,000.00 Maughan, Karen L $69,500.00 Siedlecki, Theodore Jr (Ted) $32,500.00 Hauck, Fern R $100,000.00 Oliver, Mohammed Norman $245,000.00 Reed, Sean W. $100,000.00 Slawson, David C $100,000.00 Kolb, Amanda K $56,800.00 Mclaughlin, Timothy E $82,500.00 Warniment, Crista $100,000.00 Lewis, Sarah H $64,500.00 Galazka, Sim S $125,700.00 Casey, Catherine F. $100,000.00 Gazewood, John D $100,000.00 Steinke, John W $74,700.00 Romeo, Martin J $65,000.00 Woodfolk, Judith A $130,700.00 Stallings, Amy Polen $112,500.00 Kelly, Elizabeth Ann (Libby) $80,000.00 Commins, Scott $100,000.00 Borish, Larry $120,000.00 Platts-Mills, Thomas A $204,000.00 Lake, Douglas E $109,600.00 Wamhoff, Brian R $44,400.00 Farber, Charles R $90,000.00 Yan, Zhen $138,000.00 Connelly, Jessica $86,700.00 Klibanov, Alexander L (Sasha) $104,900.00 Sale, Michele $154,500.00 Glover, David K (David) $85,400.00 Ferguson, John D $100,000.00 Johns, Dearing W $100,000.00 Ragosta, Michael III (Mike) $100,000.00 Malhotra, Rohit $100,000.00 Keeley, Ellen C $100,000.00 Lipson, Lewis C $100,000.00 Mason, Pamela $104,400.00 Rembold, Christopher $100,000.00 Darby, Andrew E $100,000.00 Kamath, Sandeep $104,400.00 Roshandel, Zia $21,000.00 DiMarco, John P $100,000.00 Mangrum, James M $100,000.00 Tucker, Amy L $100,000.00 Binder, Alan J $100,000.00 Dent, John M $100,000.00 Bilchick, Kenneth C $104,400.00 Gimple, Lawrence W $250,000.00 Mcnamara, Coleen A $186,000.00 Moorman, Joseph R (Randall) $150,000.00 Pollak, Amy West $100,000.00 Annex, Brian H $420,000.00 Gibson, Robert S $100,000.00 Taylor, Angela $100,000.00 Battle, Robert W $100,000.00 Bergin, James D $108,000.00 Craddock, George B JR $100,000.00 Simpson, Allan G $100,000.00 Bourque, Jamieson M $100,000.00 Salerno, Michael $100,000.00 Green-Pastors, Joyce A $56,000.00 Saunders, Jon T $67,900.00 Farhi, Leon S $76,000.00 Keller, Susanna R $80,700.00 Shupnik, Margaret A $226,900.00 Onengut-Gumuscu, Suna $72,800.00 Anderson, Stacey M $132,300.00 Yue, Wei $68,400.00 Gaylinn, Bruce D $62,000.00 Nass, Ralf M $45,000.00 Nunemaker, Craig S $83,000.00 Aiyar, Sarah E $64,800.00 Haisenleder, Daniel J $75,300.00 Dalkin, Alan C $140,000.00 Mccartney, Christopher R $165,000.00 Padia, Shetal H $100,000.00 Eagleson, Christine A $51,300.00 Marshall, John C $300,000.00 Carey, Robert M $306,300.00 Evans, William S $100,000.00 Brown, Sue A $116,700.00 Kirk, Susan E $259,000.00 Vance, Mary L $100,000.00 McCall, Anthony L $175,600.00 Siragy, Helmy M $186,600.00 Barrett, Eugene J (Gene) $225,000.00 Dokun, Ayotunde $110,000.00 Kirby, Jennifer L $75,000.00 Liu, Zhenqi $211,000.00 Santen, Richard J (Dick) $107,400.00 Thorner, Michael O $350,300.00 Vidrich, Alda $75,200.00 Fu, Zheng $65,500.00 Sauer, Bryan G $100,000.00 Tuskey, Anne G $100,000.00 Hays, Rachel A (R. Ann Hays) $100,000.00 Roche, James K $120,000.00 Powell, Steven M $100,000.00 Wang, Andrew Y $100,000.00 Berg, Carl L $100,000.00 Northup, Patrick G $100,000.00 Al-Osaimi, Abdullah M $100,000.00 Cohn, Steven M $162,500.00 Mann, James A $100,000.00 Shah, Neeral $100,000.00 Argo, Curtis $100,000.00 Behm, Brian W $100,000.00 Shami, Vanessa M $100,000.00 Caldwell, Stephen H $100,000.00 Owens, Justine E $85,800.00 May, Natalie B $85,800.00 Bradley, Elizabeth B $64,800.00 Jaffe, Katherine G $73,400.00 Leiner, John G $100,000.00 Marks, Jennifer $100,000.00 Uthlaut, Brian S $100,000.00 Lewis, Jessica D $100,000.00 Becker, Robert B $100,000.00 Martinez, Lisa C $100,000.00 Nannapaneni, Srikant $100,000.00 Snustad, Diane G $100,000.00 den Hartog, Julia $100,000.00 Madaras, Megan L $100,000.00 Snider, Cynthia $120,000.00 Ballew, Kenneth A $100,000.00 Heald, Evan B $100,000.00 Goodman, Matthew J (Matt) $100,000.00 Reynolds, Pamela P $100,000.00 Becker, Daniel M $194,000.00 Blackhall, Leslie J $100,000.00 Schectman, Joel M $100,000.00 Philbrick, John T $100,000.00 Preston, Mary B $44,600.00 Powers, Robert David $110,550.00 Simmers, Mary $93,300.00 Plews-Ogan, Margaret L $125,000.00 Scott, Evelyn S $73,400.00 Helenius, Ira $100,000.00 Boothe, Virginia A $100,000.00 Hoke, George M $100,000.00 Moore, Christopher M $100,000.00 Barclay, Joshua S $100,000.00 Bargmann, Eve $98,100.00 Corbett, Eugene C Jr. $85,000.00 Henderson, Deborah Marie $115,600.00 Macknight, John M $157,000.00 Cheng, Huai Yong $100,000.00 Archbald-Pannone, Laurie $100,000.00 Dame, Lien P $119,000.00 Schorling, John B $150,000.00 Voss, John D $100,000.00 Wolf, Andrew M $100,000.00 Balogun, Seki A $100,000.00 Nadkarni, Mohan (Mo) $109,800.00 Sneed, Benjamin P $100,000.00 Bell, John Fredrick $100,000.00 Beitinjaneh, Amer M $100,000.00 Dillon, Patrick M $100,000.00 Weiss, Geoffrey R $100,000.00 Dang, Thao P $150,000.00 Laughlin, Mary J $100,000.00 Kindwall-Keller, Tamila L $100,000.00 Davidson, Kelly M $79,000.00 Douvas, Michael G $149,300.00 Fracasso, Paula M $297,800.00 Densmore, John J $100,000.00 Sanoff, Hanna K $150,000.00 Salman, Huda $100,000.00 Brenin, Christiana M $100,000.00 Macik, Barbara Gail (Gail) $100,000.00 Williams, Michael E $171,500.00 Grosh, William W $100,000.00 Hoffman, Paul Stokes $137,300.00 Phillips, Elayne K $90,000.00 Jagger, Janine C $132,400.00 Donato, Gina $62,600.00 Olekhnovich, Igor N $65,500.00 Kolling, Glynis L $55,600.00 Ramakrishnan, Girija $72,300.00 Gilchrist, Carol A $72,600.00 Mann, Barbara J $98,100.00 Yuan, Wen $79,300.00 Ali, Ibne K $53,800.00 Mathers, Amy J $100,000.00 Pearson, Richard D $250,200.00 Sifri, Costi D $100,000.00 Wispelwey, Brian $100,000.00 Kedes, Dean H $160,100.00 Guerrant, Richard L $200,900.00 Eby, Joshua Clark $100,000.00 Hughes, Molly $119,800.00 Moore, Christopher C $100,000.00 Scheld, William M $196,500.00 Townsend, Gregory C $100,000.00 Peterson, Kristine M $100,000.00 Petri, William A JR $286,000.00 Hayden, Frederick G $196,700.00 Houpt, Eric R $219,600.00 Dillingham, Rebecca A $107,000.00 Donowitz, Gerald R $207,800.00 Warren, Cirle A $128,800.00 Hewlett, Erik $241,000.00 Kinsey, Gilbert $64,800.00 Cechova, Sylvia $48,300.00 Brown, Michael G $112,000.00 Bagavant, Harini $87,300.00 Li, Li $65,500.00 Gautam, Jitendra K $68,100.00 Bajwa, Amandeep $64,800.00 Deshmukh, Umesh S $81,300.00 Erdbruegger, Uta $100,000.00 Sanoff, Scott $100,000.00 Lobo, Peter I $100,000.00 Rosner, Mitchell H $167,500.00 Keith, Douglas Scott $100,000.00 Le, Thu H $100,000.00 Kalantari, Kambiz $100,000.00 Okusa, Mark D $195,000.00 Balogun, Rasheed A $100,000.00 Campbell, Garland A $100,000.00 Bolton, Warren K (Kline) $100,000.00 Abdel-Rahman, Emaad M $100,000.00 Brooks, Charles H $100,000.00 Rose, Charles E (Jr) $180,000.00
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Patel, Manojkumar $100,000.00 Weder, Max M $100,000.00 Enfield, Kyle B $100,000.00 Shim, Yun Michael $100,000.00 Gay, Elizabeth $100,000.00 Esau, Sharon A $100,000.00 Brown, Cynthia $100,000.00 Suratt, Paul $100,000.00 Truwit, Jonathon D $295,000.00 Verghese, George M $100,000.00 Indihar, Maria Veronica $100,000.00 Mehrad, Borna $165,000.00 Giuliano, Vincent J $52,500.00 Fu, Shu Man $271,000.00 Kimpel, Donald L $100,000.00 Lewis, Janet E $100,000.00 Ju, Shyr-Te $153,800.00 Sharma, Rahul $61,900.00 Sung, Sun-Sang J $85,900.00 Smith, Justin S $100,000.00 Sheehan, Jason P $100,000.00 Liu, Kenneth C $100,000.00 Shaffrey, Christopher I $100,000.00 Shaffrey, Mark E $100,000.00 Helm, Gregory A $100,000.00 Xu, Zhiyuan $80,000.00 Yen, Chun-Po $100,000.00 Frysinger, Robert C $87,700.00 Elias, William J (Jeff) $100,000.00 Oldfield, Edward Hudson $100,000.00 Levy, William B $94,200.00 Park, Deric Minwoo $130,000.00 Jane, John A Jr $100,000.00 Sun, Jian Li $48,900.00 Kefas, Benjamin A. $40,860.00 Zhang, De-Xing $66,000.00 Rajasekaran, Karthik $48,600.00 Joshi, Suchitra $48,600.00 Gress, Daryl R. $100,000.00 Quigg, Mark S $100,000.00 Rust, Robert S JR $100,000.00 Solorzano, Guillermo E $100,000.00 Manning, Carol A $100,000.00 Wong, Matthew H. $63,000.00 Schiff, David $100,000.00 Wooten, George F (Fred) $100,000.00 Foff, Erin Pennock $100,000.00 Goodkin, Howard P $140,000.00 Haley, Elliott C Jr. $100,000.00 Harrison, Madaline B $100,000.00 Kapur, Jaideep $216,000.00 Mytinger, John R $100,000.00 Johnston, Karen C $264,500.00 Phillips, Lawrence H $180,000.00 Goldman, Myla D $100,000.00 Nathan, Barnett R (Bart) $100,000.00 Scagnelli, John R $67,000.00 Langer, Jennifer E $76,500.00 Leone, Kenneth V $100,000.00 Purow, Benjamin W $105,000.00 Voss, Tiffini $100,000.00 Worrall, Bradford B (Brad) $150,000.00 Southerland, Andrew Mebane $63,000.00 Potter, Priscilla F $88,500.00 Bertram, Edward H $100,000.00 Fountain, Nathan B $100,000.00 Login, Ivan S $100,000.00 Solenski, Nina J $100,000.00 Burns, Ted Michael $100,000.00 Fuchs, Kathleen L $92,300.00 Ventura, Karen $59,950.00 Pastore, Lisa $87,300.00 Karns, Logan B $64,400.00 Gregg, Vanessa $100,000.00 Redick, Dana L $100,000.00 Hullfish, Kathie L $100,000.00 Moxley, Michael D $100,000.00 Ferguson, James E II (Jef) $145,900.00 Modesitt, Susan C $100,000.00 Pinkerton, JoAnn V $100,000.00 Kent, Katherine Warner $92,800.00 Darracott, Mixon M $50,880.00 Lashley, Susan L $100,000.00 Young, Denise S $100,000.00 Jazaeri, Amir Anthony $100,000.00 Bray, Megan J $100,000.00 Cantrell, Leigh Anne $105,000.00 Duska, Linda R $100,000.00 Saller, Devereux Nathaniel Jr. $100,000.00 Chisholm, Christian A $100,000.00 Nunley, Wallace C Jr $34,550.00 Sopata, Carrie E $100,000.00 Rindos, Michelle $100,000.00 Trowbridge, Elisa R $100,000.00 Karcioglu, Zeynel A (Dr. Karcioglu) $100,000.00 Manns, Jack $56,900.00 Cook, Laura D $100,000.00 Johnson, Sandra M $100,000.00 Olsakovsky, Leslie A $100,000.00 Yates, Paul Andrew $120,000.00 Kawji, Shahem $56,900.00 Netland, Peter A $100,000.00 Prum, Bruce E JR $100,000.00 Newman, Steven A $100,000.00 Boblitz, Michael H (Mike) $132,300.00 Browne, James A $100,000.00 Brown, Thomas E (Thom) $100,000.00 Cui, Quanjun (Trey) $100,000.00 Balian, Gary $61,300.00 Bennett, Bradford C $65,100.00 Li, Xudong (Joshua) $16,400.00 Park, Joseph S $100,000.00 Lather, Leigh Ann (Leigh Ann) $75,000.00 Abel, Mark F $185,000.00 Romness, Mark J $100,000.00 Shimer, Adam L $100,000.00 Whitehill, Richard $100,000.00 Shen, Francis H (Frank) $100,000.00 Diduch, David R $100,000.00 Carson, Eric Ward $100,000.00 Miller, Mark D $100,000.00 Brockmeier, Stephen F. $100,000.00 Freilich, Aaron M $100,000.00 Chhabra, Abhinav B (Bobby) $100,000.00 Deal, Dylan N (Nicole) $100,000.00 Dacus, Angelo R (Rashard) $100,000.00 Kahler, David M $100,000.00 Weiss, David B $100,000.00 Reibel, James F $100,000.00 Levine, Paul A $100,000.00 Payne, Spencer C $100,000.00 Mason, John C $100,000.00 Shonka, David C $100,000.00 Gleason, Ann T $90,100.00 Park, Stephen S $100,000.00 Winther, Birgit $43,900.00 Christophel, John J $100,000.00 Landes, Daniel Abraham $100,000.00 Hashisaki, George T $100,000.00 Kesser, Bradley William $100,000.00 Early, Stephen V $100,000.00 Jameson, Mark J $100,000.00 Templeton, Dennis J $109,000.00 Covell, Jamie L $88,800.00 Pramoonjago, Patcharin (Pat) $67,100.00 Frierson, Henry F JR $100,000.00 Iezzoni, Julia C $100,000.00 Patterson, James W $100,000.00 Wick, Mark R $100,000.00 Mills, Stacey E $100,000.00 Moskaluk, Christopher A $195,000.00 Cathro, Helen P $100,000.00 Tung, Kenneth S $100,000.00 Stelow, Edward B $100,000.00 Felder, Robin A $150,900.00 Golden, Wendy L $100,000.00 Silverman, Lawrence $105,000.00 Wehrli, Gay $100,000.00 Aguilera, Nadine Susan $100,000.00 Innes, Donald J $100,000.00 Hazen, Kevin C $100,000.00 Mahadevan, Mani S $152,800.00 Clark, Pamela $100,000.00 Poulter, Melinda D (Mendy) $90,700.00 Goldfarb, Adam N $100,000.00 Haverstick, Doris M $100,000.00 Atkins, Kristen A $100,000.00 Boyd, James C $100,000.00 Bruns, David E $100,000.00 Mandell, James W (Jim) $100,000.00 Lopes, Maria-Beatriz S (S) $100,000.00 Legallo, Robin $100,000.00 Braciale, Thomas J $283,000.00 Wertz, Gail W $177,800.00 Bullock, Timothy N $101,900.00 Cross, Janet V $86,000.00 Kim, Taeg S $68,300.00 Rumpel, Craig A $66,400.00 Reddi, Prabhakara P $109,500.00 Gildea, John J $61,400.00 Li, Hui $86,000.00 Yadava, Ramesh $49,400.00 Bourne, Thomas D $100,000.00 Vande Pol, Scott $100,000.00 Mohrmann, Margaret E $185,400.00 Hostler, Sharon L $336,000.00 Nataro, James P $350,000.00 Heymann, Peter W $100,000.00 Hunt, John F $13,280.00 McDaniel, George M $100,000.00 Schneider, Daniel Scott $100,000.00 Hoke, Tracey R $100,000.00 Jayakumar, Kaimal A (Anitha) $100,000.00 McDaniel, Nancy L $100,000.00 Lim, David Scott (Scott) $100,000.00 Matherne, Gaynell P $186,000.00 Rheuban, Karen S $218,200.00 Hoyer, Andrew W $100,000.00 Lee, Laura $100,000.00 Willson, Douglas F $100,000.00 Camerota, Anthony J $100,000.00 Carver, Deborah J $100,000.00 Haizlip, Julie A $100,000.00 Crain, Noreen $100,000.00 Blackman, James A $19,900.00 Houlihan, Christine M $100,000.00 Stevenson, Richard D $146,200.00 Anderson, Susan M $100,000.00 Scharf, Rebecca J $100,000.00 Norwood, Kenneth Westcott Jr $100,000.00 Burt Solorzano, Christine M $100,000.00 DeBoer, Mark D $100,000.00 Clarke, William L $143,000.00 McLaren, Nancy M $84,100.00 Sutphen, James L (Jim) $100,000.00 Barnes, Barrett H $100,000.00 Borowitz, Stephen M $152,700.00 Wong, Emily C $61,500.00 Gillenwater, Jay M $92,580.00 Keeley, Meg G $144,500.00 Pappas, Diane E $100,000.00 Gaston, Susan M (Sue) $76,983.00 Shelton, Rebecca $59,404.00 Kellams, Ann L $92,300.00 Brown, Amy C $100,000.00 Quillian, Heather $83,100.00 Hayden, Gregory F $101,500.00 McDaniel, Lynn $47,500.00 Wrentmore, Amy L $49,000.00 Ranney, Anne M $98,648.00 Hellems, Martha A $100,000.00 Mendelsohn, Mark J $100,000.00 Schinstock, Elizabeth C $81,400.00 Wilson, William G $129,000.00 Humberson, Jennifer B $82,500.00 Druzgal, Colleen H $100,000.00 Alisanski, Susan B $100,000.00 Dunsmore, Kimberly P $100,000.00 Belyea, Brian C $100,000.00 Saulsbury, Frank T $120,300.00 Ruiz, Fernando $70,000.00 Santiago, Araceli E $70,000.00 Grossman, Leigh B $187,600.00 Turner, Ronald B $185,700.00
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MD-OPHT Ophthalmology MD-OPHT Ophthalmology MD-OPHT Ophthalmology MD-OPHT Ophthalmology MD-OPHT Ophthalmology MD-OPHT Ophthalmology MD-OPHT Ophthalmology MD-OPHT Ophthalmology MD-ORTP Ortho Surg, Admin MD-ORTP Adult Reconst MD-ORTP Adult Reconst MD-ORTP Adult Reconst MD-ORTP Ortho Research MD-ORTP Ortho Research MD-ORTP Ortho Research MD-ORTP Foot/Ankle MD-ORTP Pediatric Ortho MD-ORTP Pediatric Ortho MD-ORTP Pediatric Ortho MD-ORTP Spine MD-ORTP Spine MD-ORTP Spine MD-ORTP Sports Med MD-ORTP Sports Med MD-ORTP Sports Med MD-ORTP Sports Med MD-ORTP Hand Surgery MD-ORTP Hand Surgery MD-ORTP Hand Surgery MD-ORTP Hand Surgery MD-ORTP Trauma MD-ORTP Trauma MD-OTLY Oto, Admin MD-OTLY Oto, Admin MD-OTLY Oto, Admin MD-OTLY Oto, Admin MD-OTLY Oto, Admin MD-OTLY Oto, Admin MD-OTLY Oto, Admin MD-OTLY Oto, Admin MD-OTLY Oto, Admin MD-OTLY Oto, Admin MD-OTLY Oto, Admin MD-OTLY Oto, Admin MD-OTLY Oto, Admin MD-OTLY Oto, Admin MD-PATH Pathology, Admin MD-PATH Surgical Path MD-PATH Surgical Path MD-PATH Surgical Path MD-PATH Surgical Path MD-PATH Surgical Path MD-PATH Surgical Path MD-PATH Surgical Path MD-PATH Surgical Path MD-PATH Surgical Path MD-PATH Surgical Path MD-PATH Surgical Path MD-PATH Clinical Pathology MD-PATH Clinical Pathology MD-PATH Clinical Pathology MD-PATH Clinical Pathology MD-PATH Clinical Pathology MD-PATH Clinical Pathology MD-PATH Clinical Pathology MD-PATH Clinical Pathology MD-PATH Clinical Pathology MD-PATH Clinical Pathology MD-PATH Clinical Pathology MD-PATH Clinical Pathology MD-PATH Clinical Pathology MD-PATH Clinical Pathology MD-PATH Clinical Pathology MD-PATH Neuropathology MD-PATH Neuropathology MD-PATH Neuropathology MD-PATH Research MD-PATH Research MD-PATH Research MD-PATH Research MD-PATH Research MD-PATH Research MD-PATH Research MD-PATH Research MD-PATH Research MD-PATH Research MD-PATH Research MD-PATH Research MD-PEDT Pediatrics, Admin MD-PEDT Pediatrics, Admin MD-PEDT Pediatrics, Admin MD-PEDT Allergy MD-PEDT Allergy MD-PEDT Cardiology MD-PEDT Cardiology MD-PEDT Cardiology MD-PEDT Cardiology MD-PEDT Cardiology MD-PEDT Cardiology MD-PEDT Cardiology MD-PEDT Cardiology MD-PEDT Cardiology MD-PEDT Critical Care MD-PEDT Critical Care MD-PEDT Critical Care MD-PEDT Critical Care MD-PEDT Critical Care MD-PEDT Critical Care MD-PEDT Developmental MD-PEDT Developmental MD-PEDT Developmental MD-PEDT Developmental MD-PEDT Developmental MD-PEDT Developmental MD-PEDT Endocrinology MD-PEDT Endocrinology MD-PEDT Endocrinology MD-PEDT Adolescent Medicine MD-PEDT Gastroenterology MD-PEDT Gastroenterology MD-PEDT Gastroenterology MD-PEDT General Pediatrics MD-PEDT General Pediatrics MD-PEDT General Pediatrics MD-PEDT General Pediatrics MD-PEDT General Pediatrics MD-PEDT General Pediatrics MD-PEDT General Pediatrics MD-PEDT General Pediatrics MD-PEDT General Pediatrics MD-PEDT General Pediatrics MD-PEDT General Pediatrics MD-PEDT General Pediatrics MD-PEDT General Pediatrics MD-PEDT General Pediatrics MD-PEDT General Pediatrics MD-PEDT General Pediatrics MD-PEDT Genetics MD-PEDT Genetics MD-PEDT Hematology MD-PEDT Hematology MD-PEDT Hematology MD-PEDT Hematology MD-PEDT Immuno/Rheum MD-PEDT Infectious Diseases MD-PEDT Infectious Diseases MD-PEDT Infectious Diseases MD-PEDT Infectious Diseases
Salary
Department
Stephens, Ina $71,500.00 Waggoner-Fountain, Linda A $100,000.00 Hendley, Joseph Owen $77,140.00 Swanson, Jonathan R (Jon) $100,000.00 Paget-Brown, Alix O. $100,000.00 Kaufman, David A $100,000.00 Sinkin, Robert A $100,000.00 Zanelli, Santina A $100,000.00 Boyle, Robert J $100,000.00 Fairchild, Karen D $100,000.00 Kattwinkel, John $153,000.00 Sequeira-Lopez, Maria S (Soledad) $94,800.00 Pentz, Ellen S $61,600.00 Gomez, Roberto Ariel $316,100.00 Chevalier, Robert L $242,000.00 Norwood, Victoria F $100,000.00 Charlton, Jennifer R $100,000.00 Barcia, John P $100,000.00 Marozkina, Nadzeya V $68,000.00 Lewis, Stephen J $121,212.00 Zaman, Khalequz $64,800.00 Palmer, Lisa A $79,400.00 Gaston, Benjamin M (Ben) $130,000.00 Froh, Deborah K $100,000.00 Teague, William G $197,500.00 Hettema, Jennifer E $70,000.00 Ingersoll, Karen S $111,100.00 Thorndike, Frances $61,700.00 Ritterband, Lee M $110,000.00 Haughey, Heather May $81,000.00 Keith-Hynes, Patrick T $88,000.00 Breton, Marc D $117,000.00 Gaskin, Felicia $115,300.00 Seneviratne, Chamindi $50,700.00 Jackson, Shelly $8,700.00 Murrie, Daniel $92,300.00 Li, Ming $205,000.00 Lynch, Wendy J $106,100.00 Kovatchev, Boris P $199,700.00 Warren, Janet I $87,900.00 Canterbury, Randolph J $100,000.00 Bailey, Elaine Thomas $13,000.00 Freeman, Jason R $90,000.00 Burket, Roger C $100,000.00 Broshek, Donna K $90,000.00 Johnson, Sheryl L $100,000.00 Porterfield, Patricia B $37,400.00 Bender, Scott D $77,700.00 Apprey, Maurice $149,600.00 Penberthy, Jennifer K (Kim) $79,600.00 Marzani-Nissen, Gabrielle R $130,500.00 Gunderson, Erik William $100,000.00 Holroyd, Suzanne $100,000.00 Dameron, Zachariah C III (Zack) $100,000.00 Cox, Daniel J $178,000.00 Greyson, Charles B $131,300.00 Cohen, Bruce J $100,000.00 Johnson, Bankole A $220,200.00 Baum, Lora D $47,820.00 Herrington, Pamila $100,000.00 Barth, Jeffrey T $100,000.00 Leslie, Catherine A $100,000.00 Madaan, Vishal $100,000.00 Merkel, Richard Lawrence JR $100,000.00 Clayton, Anita H (Hammer) $100,000.00 Gonder-Frederick, Linda A $96,600.00 Thomas, Cornelius Worley $105,000.00 Tucker, Jim B $100,000.00 Bashir, Mudhasir $100,000.00 Tiouririne, Nassima Ait-Daoud $125,300.00 Alfano, Alan P $100,000.00 Diamond, Paul T $104,000.00 Wilder, Robert P (Bob) $100,000.00 Jenkins, Jeffrey $151,000.00 Miller, Susan A $133,000.00 Bryant, Mary Gayle $100,000.00 Grice, Derald Preston $100,000.00 Rubendall, David S. $148,500.00 Smith, Geoffrey R $100,000.00 Gypson, Ward $100,000.00 Yang, Ning $45,000.00 Pineros-Fernandez, Angela C $47,500.00 Rodeheaver, George T $146,500.00 Katz, Adam J $10,600.00 Drake, David B $100,000.00 Morgan, Raymond F $143,200.00 Lin, Kant Y $100,000.00 Gampper, Thomas J $107,400.00 Knox, Laura K $100,000.00 Wijesooriya, Krishni $145,000.00 Dziegielewski, Jaroslaw $65,000.00 Aqualino, Alan $160,300.00 Benedict, Stanley H $283,400.00 Chen, Quan $140,000.00 Schlesinger, David J $150,000.00 Van Ausdal, Ray G. $163,000.00 Libby, Bruce $165,000.00 Larner, James M $160,000.00 Read, Paul W $100,000.00 Khandelwal, Shiv R $100,000.00 Schneider, Bernard F (Bernie) $100,000.00 Golub, Mark Daniel $125,000.00 Matsumoto, Alan H $100,000.00 Saad, Wael $105,000.00 Stone, James R $210,000.00 Angle, John F (Fritz) $100,000.00 Sabri, Saher $100,000.00 Park, Auh Whan $100,000.00 Hagspiel, Klaus D $100,000.00 Norton, Patrick T $100,000.00 Kramer, Christopher M $200,000.00 Nicholson, Brandi T $100,000.00 Peppard, Heather Renee $100,000.00 Sizemore, Alecia W $58,000.00 Scheel, John R $58,000.00 Harvey, Jennifer A $100,000.00 Lambert, Drew L $100,000.00 Scotti, Stephen D $100,000.00 Ozer, Harun $75,000.00 Lancaster, Luke $100,000.00 Gaare, John D $100,000.00 Olazagasti, Juan M $100,000.00 Erickson, Sarah Haney $100,000.00 Ornan, Afshan A $100,000.00 Khot, Rachita $100,000.00 DeWitt, Robert M $58,000.00 Feuerlein, Karl Peter Sebastian $100,000.00 Rochman, Carrie M $58,000.00 Deangelis, Gia A $100,000.00 Gay, Spencer B (Doc) $100,000.00 Hillman, Bruce J $354,700.00 de Lange, Eduard E $100,000.00 Goldberg, Judd M $50,000.00 Wright, Philip R $50,000.00 Graham, James A $50,000.00 Alford, Bennett A $100,000.00 Gaskin, Christopher M. $100,000.00 Mittal, Amit $50,000.00 Fox, Michael G $100,000.00 Barr, Michelle A $100,000.00 Brennan, Christopher M $50,000.00 Anderson, Mark W $100,000.00 Evans, Avery J $100,000.00 NicolasJilwan, Manal $100,000.00 Abdullah, David C $100,000.00 Mukherjee, Sugoto $100,000.00 Wintermark, Max $100,000.00 Matsumoto, Julie A $100,000.00 Druzgal, Thomas Jason $100,000.00 Ornan, David A $100,000.00 Raghavan, Prashant $100,000.00 Jensen, Mary E (Lee) $100,000.00 Watson, Denny D $109,680.00 Rehm, Patrice K $100,000.00 Deng, Chunli $100,000.00 Mcilhenny, Joan $100,000.00 Altes, Talissa A (Tally) $100,000.00 Brookeman, James R (Jim) $115,200.00 Pan, Dongfeng $95,900.00 Tustison, Nicholas J $87,800.00 He, Jiang $125,000.00 Horta Coelho Mata, Jaime F $75,900.00 Kundu, Bijoy $74,500.00 Berr, Stuart S $173,400.00 Ruppert, Kai $134,000.00 Shi, Weibin $147,500.00 Williams, Mark B $152,400.00 Miller, Grady W IV (Wilson) $74,500.00 Mugler, John P III $198,500.00 Wang, Chengbo $74,000.00 Sharma, Ashish K $65,600.00 Olson, Walter C (Walt) $70,900.00 Bullock, Kimberly A $53,800.00 Mas, Valeria R $135,000.00 Laubach, Victor E (Vic) $98,200.00 Liu, Yuan $68,100.00 Turrentine, Florence E $91,100.00 Fernandez, Lucas G $45,200.00 Schroen, Anneke T $126,800.00 Adams, Reid B $176,100.00 Kleiner, Daniel E (Dan) $80,000.00 McGahren, Eugene D $180,000.00 Rasmussen, Sara K $100,000.00 Kozower, Benjamin D $150,000.00 Smith, Philip W $100,000.00 Calland, James F (Forrest) $100,000.00 Agarwal, Avinash (Avi) $100,000.00 Brenin, David R $129,900.00 Jones, David R $200,000.00 Hedrick, Traci L $100,000.00 Schenk, Worthington G $102,600.00 Kane, Bartholomew J (Bart) $100,000.00 Cherry, Kenneth J $100,000.00 Hanks, John B $182,200.00 Kron, Irving L (Irving) $561,100.00 Schirmer, Bruce $267,800.00 Sawyer, Robert G $154,300.00 Lau, Christine L $150,000.00 Rodgers, Bradley M $141,900.00 Upchurch, Gilbert R Jr (Gib) $100,000.00 Brayman, Kenneth L $272,900.00 Crosby, Ivan K $100,000.00 Gangemi, James J (Jay) $100,000.00 Young, Jeffrey S $142,000.00 Tracci, Margaret Clarke (Megan) $100,000.00 Ritter, Lane A $60,000.00 Maluf, Daniel G $100,000.00 Ailawadi, Gorav $188,000.00 Friel, Charles M $153,900.00 Bauer, Todd W $130,000.00 Kern, John A $166,800.00 Hallowell, Peter T (Pete) $100,000.00 Slingluff, Craig L $201,800.00 Tache Leon, Carlos A $100,000.00 Said, Neveen $48,600.00 Lysiak, Jeffrey J $89,300.00 Harding, Michael A (Mike) $56,700.00 Krupski, Tracey L $120,000.00 Culp, Stephen Hembree $100,000.00 Howards, Stuart S $173,000.00 Lippert, Marguerite C $150,000.00 Schenkman, Noah S $100,000.00 Jenkins, Alan D $100,000.00 Herndon, C.D. Anthony $100,000.00 Corbett, Sean T $100,000.00 Costabile, Raymond A $100,000.00 Steers, William D $125,000.00
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