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“I make these pink ribbons and I hand them out and I tell women and men to go get checked. Go get your yearly physical, get checked, do your self exams,” Frost said. “I am fairly young to get cancer. I was 44 when I was diagnosed, but the more reading I do, the more I realize young people can get it, especially if it is genetic.” According to the NBCAM or-
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As part of the National Football League’s Breast Cancer Awareness Initiative, six survivors had their stories highlighted before commemorating their fight against the disease by releasing 5,000 pink balloons into the air during halftime on Oct. 4 at the Cowboys vs. Broncos game in Denver.
ganization, when facing big treatment decisions, knowing all you can about that cancer and treatment options can help you feel more in control. Frost couldn’t agree more. “I didn’t know about any of the support on campus like the counseling center,” Frost said. “I didn’t learn about them until after. I don’t think people are as informed about where to go and
what to do.” One of Frost’s new goals is to set up a support group in Laramie for others who find themselves with breast cancer. “They have so many wonderful support groups in Fort Collins where I had my surgery, but there is nothing here,” Frost said. “I know of other women who have had this, had cancer, and have gone through this and it is
nice to talk to them because you can say things to them that other people wouldn’t get. They can understand.” The most recent and prominent campaigns to get on the pink brigade is the National Football League who has started the “crucial catch” campaign. This support to fight against breast cancer from the NFL, its clubs and players is a collabora-
tion with the American Cancer Society. This campaign is focused on the importance of annual screenings, especially for women who are over the age of 40. Throughout October, NFL games have been featuring players, coaches and referees wearing pink game apparel to raise awareness for the campaign, as well as on-field pink ribbon stencils and pink coins.
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Late-game rally stops Cats’ losing streak By Metz Camfield mcamfield@kykernel.com
LOUISVILLE — On a cold night in Louisville, the Cats found their bats and possibly their season again. With only one win under their belt in eight April contests, the Cats faced a Louisville team that had only lost one game in eight April contests. The end result for the Cats (19-16, 4-11 Southeastern Conference) was an 8-7 victory that saw runs scored by one team or the other in all but one inning, and the go-ahead RBI by sophomore right fielder Bryan Rose in the eighth. “It was good to win. It’s been a little while but the team played awesome tonight,” Rose said. “We just kind of came together and I feel like we can get something going now.” After jumping out to a quick three-run lead in the first two innings off six hits, the UK bats cooled off, only getting one hit in the next five innings, a solo home run by freshman left fielder Chad Wright well over the right field wall.
“We just kind of came together and I feel like we can get something going now.” BRYAN ROSE UK sophomore right fielder
The Cardinals (24-10, 8-4 Big East) took their first lead of the game in the seventh inning, 6-4. With the bases loaded and no outs, the Cats turned to freshman Braden Kapteyn to try and close the door. Kapteyn did the job, only allowing one more run to come in, and keeping the Cats
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Sophomore right fielder Bryan Rose takes a swing during UK’s series against Georgia. Rose had a key double in UK’s win over Louisville. only down two. For the game, Kapteyn only allowed one hit in his three innings of work, with four strikeouts and zero walks. “He’s got great stuff, and tonight he just really shut them down,” Rose said. “When he’s in the strike zone, he’s pretty much unhittable, so I’m really excited for him.” The young Cats responded to the Cardinals’ seventh inning output with three runs in the eighth, highlighted by a triple from sophomore shortstop Chris Wade. Junior center fielder Keenan Wiley followed Wade with a single RBI of his own and the Cats closed out the inning with another RBI on a double from Rose. The Cats, who made walkoff home runs a normal routine at the beginning of the year, reverted back to the dramatics on Tuesday night after
forfeiting a three-run lead earlier in the game. The resiliency shown by the Cats was something Henderson said he was very proud of and was happy to see the Cats come back to. “For whatever reason, the last couple of weeks (the comebacks) hadn’t happened for us,” Henderson said. “I was really pleased to see it tonight and hopefully we’ll continue forward with it.” With seven straight losses now a thing of the past, Henderson said the win is huge not only for the team’s morale, but also because it was against Louisville. Rose said the win could be a turning point in the season for the Cats. “We made some big steps tonight as a team,” Rose said. “We really came together and had a come-from-behind victory, so I’m excited to see what happens next.”
With win UK regains early-season magic LOUISVILLE — A bloop down the left field line and a double against one of the best relievers in the Big East may have finally given the Cats the break they were looking for. Entering the eighth inning Tuesday, the Cats were down two JON runs and appeared HALE to be on the way Kernel to their eighth columnist consecutive loss. UK had only recorded two hits since the second inning, and both of those came from outfielder Chad Wright. The eighth inning started innocently enough for the Cats with a fly out from first baseman Gunner Glad. Third baseman Chris McClendon followed the fly out with a walk before the fireworks struck for UK. Shortstop Chris Wade lined a triple off the center field wall to drive in McClendon and pull the Cats within one run. Louisville then brought freshman reliever Tony Zych into the game to face light-hitting center fielder Keenan Wiley. Zych was 2-0 on the season with a 0.47 ERA. He’d given up one run all season and hadn’t been scored upon since his second appearance of the season. The Bat Cats have been searching for a little luck all season but had found none during April. UK had dropped its last seven games and had just won once this month. In the eighth inning Tuesday, UK finally found some luck. Wiley appeared to check his swing on a Zych pitch that he blooped down the left-field line for a game-tying single. The centerfielder was caught stealing second, but catcher Marcus Nidiffer singled and right fielder Brian Rose doubled to plate the goahead run.
Just like that, UK’s luck had changed. “It was a good win,” Rose said. “It’s been a little while and I feel like we can get something going.” “To get back in the win column is big,” UK head coach Gary Henderson said. “To do it the way we did tonight is even bigger.” The Cats’ bullpen had struggled recently and appeared on the way to another dismal night. UK relievers surrendered five runs to Louisville after a strong start from junior pitcher Clint Tilford. Freshman pitcher Braden Kapteyn did his best to fix the bullpens problems Tuesday by shutting down the Louisville offense for just one run in three innings. “It felt good,” Kapteyn said. “That’s what they asked me to do, so just go out and do it.” UK finally completed the comeback they’d been looking for this month. To make the victory even more special the Cats did it against Louisville’s best reliever. “Your kids get confidence that they did it against Louisville’s best guy,” Henderson said. With a stretch of winnable conference games ahead of them, the Cats earned a much needed, momentum-changing victory. UK heads to Starkville, Miss., this weekend for the hyped matchup against former head coach John Cohen and the Mississippi State Bulldogs. “It’s just another SEC series,” Henderson said, “It’s just another week and we’ve obviously got to win the series.” When asked if this was a possible season-changing win, Rose had a simple answer. “I think it is,” Rose said. “We made some big steps tonight. I’m excited to see where we’re going.” After UK’s luck finally changed Tuesday, the Cats appear to be going in the right direction. Jon Hale is a journalism senior. Email jhale@kykernel.com.
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ighth-ranked Pitt hosts Notre Dame on Saturday. Heinz Field will be sold out — and fittingly so, as the Panthers and Fighting Irish are one of the most storied rivalries in collegiate football. Their historic rivalry comes as a result of successful programs and individuals within the programs. The Fighting Irish have 11 national titles, seven Heisman Trophy winners and 95 All-Americans. The Panthers, however, have nine titles, one Heisman winner and 49 All-Americans. But this success, for both teams, has not always been constant, and it hasn’t always come at the same time. Their series is one of streaks, upsets and memories.
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he 2009 game will mark the 65th meeting between the two teams and, despite Notre Dame holding a 44-19-1 all-time record against Pitt, they have played in some of the most memorable games for fans of both teams. Pitt is Notre Dame’s fifth most-played opponent, and Notre Dame is Pitt’s third mostplayed. Since the start of the series in 1909, their streak of playing each other every year was broken only three different stretches. During the 1930s, Pitt went 5-3 against the Fighting Irish, including three consecutive shutouts, forcing Notre Dame to back away from scheduling games against Pitt until 1942. And in the 1960s and ‘70s, despite the success
“Notre Dame is one of those schools that has great tradition ... Maybe the most nationally recognized team in the country.”
of running back Tony Dorsett in the mid-’70s, Pitt had trouble against the Irish and didn’t schedule a game against Notre Dame from 1979-81 — the Panthers went 11-1 in those three seasons. Current head coach Dave Wannstedt, who was an offensive tackle for three seasons with Pitt in the early ‘70s, never beat the Fighting Irish as a player.
“Notre Dame is one of those schools that has great tradition and great national tradition,” he said. “Maybe the most nationally recognized team in the country.” In 1975, he was named a graduate assistant for the Panthers and was part of the Panthers’ wins against the Fighting Irish in ’75 and ’76.
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or three decades in the middle of the century, the Panthers struggled against the Fighting Irish. In 30 seasons, between 1943 and 1973, Pitt won only four games. But in the early-’70s, the Panthers recruited a running back from nearby Beaver County. Expectations for Tony Dorsett were high and for good reason, as he won the Heisman Trophy and a national championship in 1976. When Dorsett first arrived, Pitt had a hard time beating Notre Dame. But in his four years at the University, he helped turn the series around. In 1973, Notre Dame visited Pittsburgh, and, despite giving up 209 yards to Dorsett, the Fighting Irish walked out with a 31-10 victory. A year later, in South Bend, Ind., Dorsett ran for only 61 yards, but the Panthers closed in on the Fighting Irish in a 14-10 loss. The ‘74 loss was the 10th consecutive one for the Panthers, and since 1961, the Panthers had won only two games against the Irish. But with Dorsett in the backfield, the Panthers were a dangerous team — and quickly catching up on Notre Dame. Sam Sciullo Jr., an author and former member of Pitt’s Sports Information Office, said that despite troubles in the past, Dorsett’s dominance over Notre Dame changed the series. “After that game, you sort of just knew that the gap was closing,” he said. “And the next year Pitt beat them 34-20, and Tony D ran for 303 yards.” The 1975 matchup between the two teams and Dorsett’s performance is still a record for the Panthers and one of the strongest performances by a Pitt team. “You could see in 1973 that Pitt lost to Notre Dame, which won the championship, 31-10,” Sciullo said. “But by the time Dorsett was a senior, Pitt beat Notre Dame, 31-10, and won the national championship and he won the Heisman.” After Pitt defeated Notre Dame in 1975, the Panthers went on to win five of the next eight matchups, heading into the mid-’80s.
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n 1924, the University unveiled its plan to open a new stadium for the football team. A year later, the Panthers moved into Pitt Stadium. The team would stay there until 1999, when the stadium was demolished and re-
placed with the Petersen Events Center. Despite a 4-5 record heading into the final game at Pitt Stadium, a Nov. 13 matchup against Notre Dame, 60,190 fans packed into the stands. It was the largest crowd at the stadium in 16 years. “It was big. We had to win, there was no other way about it,” former head coach Walt Harris said. “It was the place to be in Pittsburgh that night.” The Panthers controlled much of the 58th matchup from the beginning. Pitt scored touchdowns as Notre Dame kicked field goals. The Panthers held a 14-6 lead at half and a Kevan Barlow touchdown less than six minutes into the third quarter put the Panthers up by 15 — they would go on to win the game, 37-27. “We were elated,” Harris said about the
“It was big. We had to win, there was no other way about it. It was the place to be in Pittsburgh that night.”
feeling in the locker room after the game. “We were a program that hadn’t won in a while, and the last time Notre Dame played us at Pitt Stadium, they hammered us.” It was the Panthers’ first win against Notre Dame since 1987 and a fitting way to leave Pitt Stadium. The game featured a lot of Pittsburgh history. Barlow, a Pittsburgh native, is the last player to score a touchdown at Pitt Stadium, and another local player, Robby Butler, is the last to touch a football at the stadium. But it was the fans — not players, the halftime show or closing ceremonies — that sent off Pitt Stadium. With nine seconds remaining on the game clock, students and fans poured onto the surface of Pitt Stadium. The officials waved off the final seconds, and Pitt won the game. With all the commotion, the sight and sounds of fans on the field didn’t bother Harris. “We were pretty happy to get the pressure off,” Harris said, laughing. “It was the excitement of winning. There were a lot of great moments that night.” Harris and the Panthers finished the 1999 season with a 5-6 record but made history by defeating Notre Dame for the first time in 12 years.
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Palko’s performance
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he last time the Panthers earned a trip to a BCS Bowl game was in 2004, when they appeared in the Fiesta Bowl against then-No. 6 Utah, but it wasn’t easy getting there. A mid-November matchup against Notre Dame propelled the Panthers to a three-game winning streak to end the season. With three games remaining, Pitt was 5-3 and found itself in a shootout in Notre Dame Stadium, a place it hadn’t won at in 17 years. No team led by more than seven points, and no lead was safe for more than five or six minutes. Freshman quarterback Brady Quinn led the Fighting Irish, but the Panthers also had a young starter ready to win. Pittsburgh native Tyler Palko, who saw limited action in 2002 and redshirted the 2003 season, was in his first year as a starter when the Panthers made the trip to South Bend. “Going in there, I think all of us knew how big the game was as we went into Notre Dame Stadium,” Palko said. “But to be honest, at that time, everybody on the team was focused on getting a win.” Palko made sure they got that win. He threw for 334 yards and five touchdowns, throwing to 10 different receivers, in the game as the Panthers won 41-38. Midway through the fourth quarter, Palko put together a 13 play, 69-yard drive that ended with his fifth touchdown pass of the day. The score put Pitt up 3835 with less than three minutes remaining, but Quinn had a drive of his own that tied the game with 1:11 left in the game.
“It’s a rivalry game that both teams take seriously ...”
With a full set of timeouts to start the final drive, Palko hit tight end Erik Gill on three consecutive passes — including a 37-yard catch-and-run on the first play that put the
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Panthers in Notre Dame territory. Palko marched down the field and set up Josh Cummings for a 32-yard field goal with one second remaining. Cummings was 12 for 17 up to that point in the season, but converted a 27-yard kick earlier in the fourth quarter. “Everybody was just waiting for the ball to get snapped, to have a good kick and see the referees raise their hands,” Palko said about the feeling on the sideline. “It was an intense moment.” Cummings kick was good and, following Notre Dame’s unsuccessful kickoff return attempt, Pitt won its first game in South Bend since 1987. “It was fun. The Pitt-Notre Dame rivalry dates back a long time,” Palko said. “It’s a rivalry game that both teams take seriously, and I was just happy to be a part of it and happy to play in a game and help Pitt beat Notre Dame.” Pitt’s win against Notre Dame was the first
of a three-game winning streak to end the regular season.
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little more than a year ago, on a November afternoon in South Bend, the Pittsburgh Panthers and Notre Dame Fighting Irish squared off in a game that would test how strong the 2008 Panthers really were.
After three LeSean McCoy rushes, including an 18-yard run, Lee nailed a 22-yard field goal on second down to secure the victory. It was the longest game played in the history of both Pitt and Notre Dame, but the pressure didn’t affect Lee. “To be honest, it was a really short kick, it was like an extra point,” Lee said. “I was thinking to myself, ‘Whenever I make this kick, I want to run up to my teammates and celebrate the win with them.’ I was thinking about how we’re going to celebrate. I was focused, but I was excited.”
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storybook ending.” The Panthers entered the game 6-2, but had just suffered a disappointing loss to Rutgers the week before in Pittsburgh. This would become a career game for senior placekicker Conor Lee, and both teams set school records in a dramatic, quadruple-overtime battle. “It was surreal,” Lee recalled. “You grow up hearing about Notre Dame as a kid, especially with my parents, and you know how big of a national power they are. Playing in Notre Dame Stadium was surreal and to beat them the way we did was like a storybook ending.” Following the Rutgers loss, Notre Dame didn’t make things any easier for Pitt as two second-quarter Jimmy Clausen touchdown passes, less than two minutes apart, put the Fighting Irish up 17-3 at halftime. But the Panthers fought back and tied the game at 24-24 late in the fourth quarter to send the game into overtime — four overtimes to be exact. The overtime periods were ground battles, as both running backs inched their teams closer to an elusive touchdown. Lee and Notre Dame kicker Brandon Walker kicked back and forth until Walker failed to convert on a 38-yard field goal.
The victory marked the Panthers second win in Notre Dame since 1986, with the other win occuring four years prior in the 2004 matchup. Any victory over the Fighting Irish is important to the Panthers, but at 6-2, the Panthers were desperate for another win. The season before, the Panthers jumped out to a 6-1 record, but lost five consecutive games and failed to earn a Bowl invite. “We wanted to win and we had to win,” Lee said. “Plus we were playing Notre Dame ... and we were really anxious to get that seventh win.” Lee and the Panthers went on to finish the season 9-3 and earned their first Bowl bid in Dave Wannstedt’s career.
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On a warm day four years ago, 1,500 freshman entered the Quad for the first time. Today, their journey ends. To celebrate this joyous occasion, Student Life presents a special section full of congratulatory messages from the family of this year’s graduates.
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Katie Ammann You brought music to the WU stages, insight and humor to the pages of this newspaper, and traveled afar to study mankind. We’re proud of you! Mom, Dad, and Laura
Paul Anderson Congratulations on your wonderful achievement. With much pride and love we wish for you a life filled with success and joy! Love, Mom and Dad
WU Class of '09 Andrew Berkovits Berk or Andrew, it’s all you! Rugby, Gargoyle, Schlafly, Graceland, New Orleans, Boomers, Uzbekistan, the guys. Keep searching, keep dreaming. With pride and love, Mom, Dad, Dan and Sam
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Go confidently in the direction of your dreams! Live the life you’ve imagined. Congratulations and Love, Your Proud Family
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Didn’t we just do this? These four years have flown by. We are proud of all you have accomplished and look forward to your next chapter. Love, Your Family
Perry
Congratulations, Perry. We are filled with pride and joy as we celebrate your graduation. We wish you happiness, fulfillment, and love in all your adventures to come. Love, Mom, David, and Pop
Joseph P. Cavanagh
Through all your endeavors— Through all the hits and even some misses—We, in your cheering section, have always been most proud of your generous spirit and willingness to engage the world with wonder and joy. XO Love you Joe Babes! Enjoy your Journey!
HIP, HIP Hooray!
We are very proud of all your accomplishments at Washington University. You are known for your devotion to obligations as well as friends, the perfect balance. We love you, Mom, Dad and Jonathan
WU Class of '09 Alexander Sherman Broad
Aaron David
Felicia Allana Baskin
Jason Daniel Choi
Jason, we’re so proud of you–scholar, athlete and all around great guy. As you head out to new adventures we will be cheering all the way. Love, Mom, Eric and Alex
WU Class of '09 Jared Casteel Flahaven There are no words to say how proud we are of you or to express our hopes for your future. The best is yet to come! Love, Mom, Dad, Seth, Ethan and Micah
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Zachary Striar Freedman Adored by friends and family, you enrich our lives with your loving, intelligent and thoughtful spirit and we are so proud of your outstanding academic and entrepreneurial achievements. Love, Mom
life is not a dress rehersal...
It’s called commencement because it’s the beginning, not the end. And remember, you have to leave the ground to learn to fly. We are proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad and David.
Jason Friedman Go confidently in the direction of your dream. Live the life you have imagined. – Henry David Thoreau Congratulations and Love, Mom
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Razzy Ghomeshi Congratulations! We are so proud of you! Shoot for the moon! Even if you miss, you’ll land among the stars... Love, Mom, Dad and Sogol
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Julia Sarah Goldberg Dear Julia, We are so proud of all of your accomplishments. Congratulations on a wonderful undergraduate career! We are so happy to be celebrating this wonderful graduation day with you! Love, Mom & Tom, Dad & Karen, Laura, Diana, & Scott
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Leesandra P. Graf To Our Beautiful “Love Lee” Creative, witty, resourceful, strong, determined, proud, smart, practical & caring. Wow - Congratulations: An excellent job. Love, Mom, Dad, Cath, Baron, Steve & Jared
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Laura B Hawkes Four years ago when you graduated High School at the Illinois Math Science Academy, we hoped for the day when you would graduate from college. Today is that day. Congratulations!
Katie Hoelzer Congratulations, Katie Hoelzer! Class of 2009 Love, Mom, Dad, John & Bill
Asona Lui Congratulations, Nakoka! Unfurl your wings and fly!
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To our favorite urban person! With congratulations and much love.
Your proud family
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Whitney Jean Johnson WhitBit, Timmy, family, SCC, dance, awesome friends, SAC, froyo, Cambios, After Dark, dance marathon, Prof. Ogilvie, WUET, food-writing, Chile, climbing, beer school, vakays, biking, muscles, Phi Beta Kappa. DREAMS!
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Zack Kaplan
Embrace life now. Have no fear. Of the road ahead, Which once seemed so clear. As you move on from Wash U, To a new frontier. Love, Mom, Dad, Lauren, Jori & Aly
WU Class of '09 Jordan King
Congratulations! Hard work, late nights, causes to support, RA duties, friendships, study groups, papers, Sunday calls, determination, confidence, Wash U graduate, success. We’re very proud of you! Love, Mom & Dad
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Kellie Dianne Lager Congratulations Kellie. Touch the sky, Dear. We’re with you all the way! So proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad, Mollie, Caleb and Jon
WU Class of '09 Brian Reed Lucas “Stay as close to the edge as you can...You see all kinds of things there that you can’t see from the center —Vonnegut With pride and love, Mom and Dad
Katie Z. Shen
Dear Katie, David, Mom and I congratulate you for a job well done. We want to take this opportunity to encourage you to dream. You and David are two Art and Letter scholars from two engineers. We are so proud of you both. You must look ahead and dream of all bright possibilities. God bless you! David, Mom and Dad
Kevin Leckey Captain Leckey–Congratulations on your many accomplishments! You’re an amazing thinker, doer and competitor; son, brother, teammate and friend. We can’t wait to see where life leads you next, and we know you’ll make things interesting when you arrive. May you find fair weather and calm seas on all your journeys. We love you! Mom, Dad and Brit
Courtney Elizabeth LeGates Creative, smart, sensitive, humorous, and always delightful. You bring sunshine into our lives. We are so proud of your accomplishments, and you have only just begun! Love, Mom and Dad
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WU Class of '09 Jared Russell Montgomery We’re proud of your accomplishments and character. Congratulations, you’re ready to make your place in the world. Love, Mom, Dad, Ryan, GeeGee, PaPa
Nikki Morrison Amoco sign, Skinker, Schnuck’s, #16 field-house, Koenig, S40, Bear’s Den, Ursa’s, Hitzeman, Cardinals, Forest Park, Metro, Galleria, Building-6, National Championship, Millbrook, 101, NCAA-blog, Village, Togas, Fractured-radius, Elvis, Mi-Ranchito, Loop, Fro-yo, Cupcakes, Wuhoo
Will We are so proud of you and have no doubt that this milestone will only be the beginning of wonderful and great things to come.
We love you, Mom, Dad, Perry, Grampa Artie, Meme and Cooper
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Deena Moskowitz
Deena – We are so proud of you! Congratulations on your graduation – and now...live the life you’ve imagined – follow your dreams! We’re behind you all the way! Keep Running – Love you, Mom & Dad, Air, Rafi & Maya
Meredith Nelson We hope you embrace life as you embraced this stingray! You go, girl! Love, Mom and Dad
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Alex Palmer Thank you for your loving spirit and fun-loving nature. Wishing you a bright future. You are still fierce, bean! Love from Mom, Dad, Madeleine, and your grandparents.
Adam R. Palmore
Congratulations! We are so proud of you. May your college graduation be the first of many more markers on the path to accomplishment, fulfillment and happiness. We love you. Dad, Mom & Jordan
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Chris Quinlan
Neema Rastgar
“A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men.” You are now silly and wise. Willy Wonka would be proud! Meg, Court, Dad and I love you!
Intelligence, diligence, aiming high, hardworking, determination, laughter, and friends – the perfect foundation for all your dreams. Congratulations and love, Your Proud Family
In Loving Memory of
Anthony Louis Olasov 1987 - 2009
Taken from us far too soon. We will ALWAYS love you and miss you. Mom, Dad and Lauren
WU Class of '09 Amy Power 17 years straight! Who says persistence isn’t a virtue? With our love and congratulations, Mom, Joey, Hannah & Dad
WU Class of '09 Sara Aislinn Remedios
Elena Melius WU
We are so proud of you! May all your hopes and dreams come true! Congratulations and Love, Mom and Dad
Congratulations! We love you and are so proud! Mom, Papa, Cailan, Joâo and Jesse
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Whatever you can do or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power and magic in it.” —Johann Wolfgang van Goethe
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Samantha Savarese
Ben Sales
Eminent editor, witty jewmailer, Machivellian master, Bais Abe boy, Florentine artist and barrista, Megabus man, Consummate dinner host, Community builder, Minyan man, Proud Wash U grad
To our incredible, wonderful Graduate Congratulations Buona Fortuna Aproveite a vida ao máximo We Love You! Mom, Dad, Matthew and Ellie
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Merry Sottili Mrs. Keller got it right 17 years ago. We couldn’t be prouder of you, as an artist and a person. Dream big, have fun. All our love, Mom & Dad
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Graham Robert Showell We are so proud of you. We always knew you were going to “get the job done”. Keep that song in your heart. Love from your great big extended family.
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Brittany Starr
Laura Bell Stein
Congratulations and best of luck. You can take your rubber ducky on all your adventures.
From “Old MacDonald” to “Take Me or Leave Me,” you have always brought sweet music into our lives. We love you and are very proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad and Julia
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Darcy Wilcox
Steven James Winslow
Emily M. Yang
We are thrilled to be celebrating with you! All our love, Mom, Dad and Bonnie
Teach a man to fish, he eats for a lifetime. Teach a man, and the world is his ocean. With much love, congratulations son! Mom and Dad
Congrats to our brilliant daughter for earning a BS/MS in computer science! Love from Baba Mama
James Hale Rahardja Time flies...we are thankful to be together with you at this special time in your life. Congratulations, we are so proud of all you have achieved and of the sensitive, compassionate, caring man you have become. Looking back through the years watching you mature we admire your imagination and determination to excel. You are a loving, loyal, son, brother, friend and leader with a wonderful perspective on life, invariably making a difference. Life is a journey and yours will be full of wonder....we will always be with you... Bon Voyage! Our love always, Emma, Pocil, Mom, Dad and Andrea and your entire family
My Baby’s Graduating 2009 spencer ross toder bsba, mba SpencerYou gained knowledge, wisdom, and maturity. You made relationships and memories that will last a lifetime. The complete experience etched in stone. With love, Mom & Dad
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