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1996 - 1997
cooT "Screw Your Roommate" Jan Plan "Feb Fresh" "Midnight Munchies" Last Day of Loudness (Winslow Style) Field House Registration Lobster Bake
1997 - 1998
"Otis Day & the Knights" Toga, Toga, Toga Beer Die Winter Carnival Study Abroad 'Truckers International" Campus Golf
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To laugh is to risk appearing a fool. To weep is to risk being called sentimental. To reach out to another is to risk involvement. To expose feelings is to risk showing your true self. To Place your ideas and dreams before the crowd is to risk being called naive.
To live is to risk dying. To hope is to risk despair. To try is to risk failure.
But risks must be taken, because the greatest risk in life is to ris'k nothing. The people who risk nothing do nothing, have nothing, are nothing, and become nothing. They may avoid suffering and sorrow, but they simply cannot learn to feel and change and grow and love and live. Chained by their servitude, they are slaves; they've for feited their freedom. Only people who risk are truly free.
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Patricia Akins Psychology
Jonathan Allen Art
Kennard W. Allen Economics
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Kirk Allen Economics
Jennifer Altmayer Art
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Michael Alto
Faith Anderson
Music
Economics
Peter Aykroyd
Jenna Aylsworth
Peter Angwenyi
Sarah Andel
Economics
Anthro & Womens Studies
Classical Civ. & Computer Science
Mark Baesl
Rebecca Bagley
Alexander Bah.n
Biology
Biology & French Studies
Classics
English
Vassen Bakalov
Economics
&
Mathematical Science
Class of WOO • 5
Parke Burmeister
Stephanie D. Baron
Government
Philosophy
Jeannine Bergquist
Timothy H. Bertram
Paul Berube
Dorian Besson
Psychology
Chemistry
Biology
Philosophy
Nathaniel W. Best
Christie K. Beverage
Kamini Bhargava
Gabrielle Bielen
Psychology
English
Music
Government
Ann Birenbaum
Scott Blackwell
Annalise Blech
Laura Blythe
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French
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Russian
Geology
&
Spanish
Christopher Bonafide Psychology
Lara N. Bonn Biology
&
Environmental Policy
Lauren Borchardt
Janet Bordelon
Biology
History
Tyrone A. Boucaud
Matthew Boutet
Erik Bowie
Corbin A. Brace
Anthropology
Computer Science
English
Physics
Melissa Lee Bradbury
Jamie Brewster
Scott J. Bridges
Carrie Brooke
Human Development
Sociology
Asheley Brooks
Jennifer C. Brown
Peter Bruhn
Christopher A. Buck
French Studies
Sociology
International Studies
International Studies
Economics
&
Philosophy
Biology
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Reed F. Bundy
Patrick G. Burlingame
Caroline C. Calhoun
Meaghan Callahan
Government
International Studies
French Studies
Psychology
Anne Cammack
Abby Campbell
Caroline H. Campbell
History
Environmental Studies
Diane J. Carr
Josh Carey
Art &
Physics
French Studies
Mathematics
& Art
Amanda Carucci Government
&
Environmental Policy
Lisa Cardillo International Studies
Christine Rose Casey Economics
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Marie-Lorraine Cerat
International Studies
Womens Studies
Chloe J. Chitteck Anthropology
&
Religious
Studies
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Sarah Laing Church Art
Carolyn K. Clark
Sarah Cleary
Richard Cohen
Geoffrey Cole
Music
Human Development
Economics
Economics
Erin Cole-Karagory
Debra Coletti
Tacy Jane Conard
Kenia J. Concepcion
Psychology
Economics
English & French
Biology & Psychology
Jacob Conklin
Christopher Connell
Lauren A. Cooke
Julie Ann Corbo
Chemistry
Economics & Government
History
Biology
Nicholas Crawford
Erik V. Crimmin
Kristina A. Crooks
Kelly Curlett
Mathematics
Economics
Government
History
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Katherine Curry
Sarah Czok
Psychology
Biochemistry
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Krikor Daglian History
&
Government
Jeff Daniels History
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Michael Danziger
Erin Kathleen Darling
Heather M. Daur
Katharine M. Davies
Economics
Environmental Policy
Economics
Chemistry
Christopher Davis
Drew J. Davis
Jessica D. Davis
Matthew Allen Davis
Biology
Chemistry
Megan Davis
Greg de St. Maurice
Human Development
English
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English
&
Creative Writing
Robynne Decaprio English
&
Spanish
Chemistry
Candace DeWitt English
&
Psychology
'Thomas Stanley DiBrita Economics
Jennifer A. Dolle History
&
Classical Civilization
Carlos M. Dominguez
Michelle A. Dominguez
Philosophy
History
Thomas J. Donahue
James Donnelly
Jeremy Donovan
Christine Anne Dorr
History
Biology
Economics
Environmental Policy
Wilder Doucette
Christopher Duffy
Sean B. Dugan
Thomas A. Delong
Biology
Economics
Ann E. Duncan
Corey Dwyer
History
&
Philosophy
Psychology
History
&
Philosophy
Cornelia S. Dwyer Spanish
&
Anthropology
Economics
Portia Dyrenforth Psychology
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Miranda Eberle
Mark Edgar
Scott Edmunds
Nathan Ellingson
Psychology
Government
International Studies
Economics
Rebecca England
David P. Famiglietti
Kelly Fanning
Michael Kevin Farrell
Biology
German
English
Government
David Ferguson
Hallam H. Ferguson
Melissa K. Fiebelkorn
Alexis Fine
East Asian Studies
International Studies
Timothy Foley Environmental Policy
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Helen Foott Biology
&
Psychology
Biology
&
Environmental Studies
Josh Foster Classics
&
English
Economics
Meghann Foye
French Studies & International Studies
Ross Frankenfield
Brooke A. Frappier
Reba Alice Fredrics
Jennifer Freese
Economics
Biology & Religious Studies
English & Creative Writing
Psychology
Zenia Frendt
Tracy Grace Freuder
Scott Friedman
Erin Fuller
International Studies
Biology
Biology
International Studies
Nichole Furek
Laura Gagne
Patrick Gallagher
Francisco J. Galvan
Government & Intl. Studies
International St. & Religious St.
Economics
Biology
Amanda Ganong
Katharine Gardiner
Joshua T. Gartland
Darren A. Gelormino
Biology
English & French
English
Mathematical Science
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Laurel Genetti Psychology
&
M. Courtney Genovese
Performing Arts
Paula Goldfarb Government
Sociology
Cipperly A. Good History
&
American Studies
Rachel B. Gitelson Psychology
&
Education
Elizabeth Goodman International Studies
&
Spanish
Arman Gokgol-Kline Economics
&
Biology
Jennifer Goodman Biology
J. Dary Goodrich
Lisa Gordon
Nichola J. Grasso
Jon P. Gray
Environmental Policy
Government
Performing Arts
Government
Jeremy Greenfield
Melanie Guryansky
Elizabeth Haeussler
Alicia R. Haines
Physics
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Russian
Colby College
English
East Asian Studies
& Anthropology
American Studies
Katherine Harrington
John D. Hammond
Peter Hans
English
Anthropology
Psychology
Brian G. Hanseth
Gregory Hanson
Mark Harries
Government
History
Biology
Elizabeth Hart
Christos Hatzidakis
Michael Henderson
Government
Anthropology
Biology
Benjamin Heneveld
Dean Henry
Jennifer Henry
Kathleen Henry
Physics & Mathematical
English
East Asian Studies & International
Economics
Science
Studies
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Suzanne Heon
Anne S. Hertzberg
Wendy Jane Heywood
Brian Hiester
Psychology
Biology
Psychology
Biology
Ben Hirschfeld
Karen M. Hoch
Shane Hoffman
David Homier
Government
International Studies
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Fleur Hopper
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Womens Studies
Sarah Hubbell
Julia Humes
English
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Colby College
Stephen I. Horowitz Biology
&
East Asian Studies
Benjamin J. Humphreys Government
Jesse Hurley Psychology
Courtney S. Dgenfritz
Christopher Ireland
Darren Ireland
International Studies & East Asian Studies
Computer Science
Biology
Amanda Irvine
Tate Dowd Isgrig
Christopher P. Ix
Heather Izumi
French & East Asian Studies
Psychology
Economics
Chemistry
Kevin James
Matthew D. Janssen
Miranda E. Jennings
Jennifer M. Johnson
Classics
Mathematical Sciences
Biology
Biology & Psychology
Kathryn (Kat) Johnson
Laurel G. Johnson
Jennifer M. Kassakian
Thomas Keblin
Environmental Policy
English & Creative Writing
Biology w I Environmental
Psychology
Concentration
Class of2000
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Carolyn C. Keeling
Travis Keeling
Patrick C. Keenan
William Kendall
Psychology
Psychology
Biology
Economics
Jeremy Kidde
Tracy Kindred
Jessica A. Knoll
Nicholas C. Ktorides
Economics
Psychology
International Studies
J.R. Kuhl
Keryn Marie Kwedor
Jill K. L'Heureux
Kristina M. Lahtinen
Government
English
Anthropology
English
Nathan R. Laing
Hubert Lam
Christopher B. LaPointe
Mary Larios
Economics
&
Mathematics
Biology
Environmental Policy
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Economics
&
Government
Anthropology
Kathryn LaRochelle
Whitney A. Lawton
Nicholas LaRusso
Jill L. Laucirica
Economics
American Studies
Jared Lazzaro
Karen J. Lee
William Lenich
Brandon Leyro
Computer Science
History & Asian Studies
Economics
Philosophy
Jeffrey S. Libby
Jennifer Lisk
Demecia L. Lloyd
Carolyn Logie
Psychology & Biology
Psychology & Biology
Biology
Biology
Aubrey A. Love
Sean M. Luoma
Benjamin MacKay
Karen E. Macke
Physics
Biology
Environmental Policy
Sociology
Art
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&
Intl. Studies
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Gregory A. Madden
Paul Magyar
Amie Mallett
Philosophy
English
Economics
Ashley Mandry
Ruthie Manion
Leahanne Mansfield
Emily Mantel
Anthropology
East Asian Studies
Philosophy
American Studies
Christopher Marks
Chrissie Marzano
Geoffrey M. Mason
James S. Mason
English
Biology
Economics
Biology
Carolyn Massa
Peter Gabriel Masters
Meghan Matschke
Biology
Mathematics
Environmental Policy
Kathryn M. MacLeay Art
&
Economics
Sandra Mattfeldt Biology
&
Environmental
Science
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Thomas Matzilevich
Kim Mccarron
Lauren S. McCarthy
Jeff Mccloskey
History
Anthropology
English
Economics
Morgan D. McDevitt
Lynn McDonald
Timothy R. McGee
Jennifer McGonagle
French Studies & Intl. Studies
Anthropology
Biology
Economics
James McGrath
Douglas McLetchie
Megan Melamed
Kristen Marie Merrill
English
Math & Computer Science
Chemistry & Spanish
Music
Chris G. Meyer
Andrew Miller
Katie Mitchell
Biology
American Studies
Anthropology
Art
Class of 2000 • 2 1
Griffin Monahan
Nicole Monchik
Kevin G. Monge
English
Sociology
Environmental Policy
Carolyn Mordas Chemistry
&
Math. Science
Gillian A. Morejon Spanish
&
International Studies
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Keith Monk Government
&
Physics
Kristyn Morrissey
Paige Morrison
Psychology
Computer Science
Alexander S. Moskos
Katharine Moulton
Jessica L. Mulready
Jennifer-Jo Multari
Psychology
American Studies
Biology
Biology
Nicole Neault
Caitlin M. Nelson
Andrea L. Murphy Economics
Psychology
&
Human
Development
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Art
History
CJ Nesher International Studies
Sean Neville
Warren Newberry
Imani Nissanka
David "Bamboo" Nonnoyle
Chemistry
International Studies
French Studies
H i story & A.meiican Studies
Ian Nurse
Christy Nuss
Caroline Nutt
Margaret P. O'Brien
A.mertcan Studies
Biology
Anthropology
English
Michael P. O'Brien
Jennifer O'Donnell
Seeley Okie
Mark Oleszek
Economics & Spanish
Human Development
Arneiican Studies
Government & Physics
Emily Ouellette
Stephanie Page
Elizabeth E. Parker
Sambit Pattanayak
International Studies
Biology & French
History & Classic Civilization
Economics & Mathematics
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Milka E. Perez
Limi M. Perry
Tyler Peterson
English & Education
Daniel A. Petroskey
English & Education
English
History
Jason R. Phinney
Steven Pietraszek
Marc W. Pinansky
Catherine Pinkerton
Physics & Biology
History
English
Human Development & Education
Christine Pirani
Laura Pitarys
William Polin
Sarah Poplawski
English
Spanish & Latin American Studies
American Studies
Chemistry
Jessica Porter
Kim Marie Potvin
Darren B. Powell
Marjorie Powers
Physics
French
International Studies
English
•
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Rebecca Rasmussen
Kathryn S. Reber
Bradley Reichek
Thomas Q. Reynolds
Sociology
Biology
Philosophy
Biology & Sociology
Jason Ri
Keith J. Richardson
Scott Richardson
Jonathan Rickert
East Asian Studies
Computer Science
Biology
Government
Katherine Rinaldi
Christine Roberts
Erin Roberts
Jaclyn Rollins
English & Art
Government
International Studies
Psychology
Heidi Marie Roy
Jonah Rudman
C. Bradley Russell
Carrie E. Russell
Human Development
Government
Anthropology & Spanish
Psychology
Class of 2000 25 •
Amanda Rutherford
Rebecca E. Ryan
Psychology
Debra T. Sabath
Levent K. Sadikoglu
Government & Spanish
Psychology
History & International Studies
Kenya Sanders
William Sanford
Eric Saucier
Shannon Marie Sayer
Sociology
Physics & Philosophy
Economics
American Studies
Michael Sbano
Marilyn Scharbach
Benjamin Schlitt
Daniel Schmidt
Economics
Mathematics
Psychology & Philosophy
History & Anthropology
David J. Schoetz III
Amelia Schultz
Mary Ann Schumacher
Adam J. Schwartz
English & Spanish
English
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International Studies & French
Geology
Janine Schwartz
Margaret Scott
Sean Patrick Scott
Lindsay Shaker
Biology
Psychology & Spanish
Psychology
Biology
David F. Sherwood
Rebecca J. Shuman
Michael Siegel
Alison Silberman
History
Psychology
Economics& Mathematics
Government
Elizabeth Silberman
Megan M. Smiley
Ashley Smith
Brendon Michael Smith
English & American Studies
International Studies & French
Human Development & Education
Anthropology
Caitlin C. Smith
Ian P. Smith
Matthew Smith
Steven Smith
Sociology
History & East Asian Studies
American Studies
Biology
Class of 2000 27 •
Hilary Corwin Smyth
Amy Sokotch
Economics
Rebecca B. Solomon
Catherine J. Soteros
Government
Government
History
Jason St. Clair
Geoffrey Starr
Mika Steffensen
Lindsay Stewart
Chemistry
History
American Studies & English
Art
Benjamin Stickney
Jessica J. Stitt
Melinda Stockmann
Benjamin Stockwell
International Studies & Spanish
East Asian Studies
Environmental Biology
Economics
Matthew Stokes
Kristin Swanson
Sarah Sweeney
Jennifer Tanenbaum
Biology
Biology
Education & Human
American Studies
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Development
Brooke Taylor
Whitney Thayer
Emmanuel Thomann
John Thompson
Art History & French
Sociology
History
Physics
Charlotte Tiffany
Christina Tinglof
Karah Phuong To
Matthew Todesca
Economics
English
Economics & International Studies
Sociology
Sarah Toland
Jason M. Tom
Nicholas J. Tongen
English
English & East Asian Studies
Philosophy
Christopher 0. Tracy
Colin Truex
Dana J. Turpie
Jennifer Usher
English
Government
French Studies
International Studies & French
Jessica Torres
Intl. Studies & Latin Am . Studies
Class of 2000 29 •
Laura B. van Gestel
Vanessa M. Wade
Eric Wallach
Erik R. Waters
Sociology
Economics
Maura Welch
Jason Werlin
Adam Westaway
English
International Studies & Spanish
Biology
Erin E. Wilkes
Nichole Williams
David Willis
Chemistry & Classics
Womens Studies & Sociology
Philosophy
East Asian Studies
Psychology & Human Development
Michelle Weber Chemistry
Voytek Wieckowski Economics & Mathematics
Michael S. Wood
Jared Woodward-Poor
Emily G. Young
Brenda Yun
Environmental Studies
Computer Science
English & Creative Writing
English, Creative Writing & East Asian Studies
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Stephanie J. Zegras
Jay Zarnetske
Jeff Zia
American Studies
Geology
Computer Science
Emily Zlatin Physics
Members of the Class of '00 Not Pictured Matthew Apuzzo
Josiah Babcock
William Barron
Jeffrey Boyer
Patricia Brennan
Robert Caron
Adam Cramer
Jessica Creel
Michael Eller
Melanie Estrella
Jason Gatlin
Ilana Hobson
Adam Hudson
Peter Hirschfeld Andrew Irwin
Ryan Jennerich
David Kirtley
Peter Lambert
Raymond Lang
Charles Langelier
Witold Lipski
Benjamin Liston
Jisel Lopez
Yuliya Komska
Tanvir Mahtab
Corrie Marinaro
Francisco Marques
Mariko Masuda
Christopher McKillop
Morgan Milner
Ralph Moll
Kempton Mooney
Kelley Moore
Daniel Morris
Vinai Moua
Jessie Mullen
Jason Mund
Conor Risch
William Roberts
Nina Saxton
Jurgen Schelzig
Melissa Shea
Raphaelle Silver
Mary Snyder
Katharine Stevens
Randy Stewart
Patrick Sullivan
Elizabeth Tippet
Taylor Tribble
Jessica Vose
Stevenson Ward
Corie Washow
Brian White
Adam Willner
Elizabeth Young
Johnathan Zadrozny
Class of 2000 3 1 •
"Laughter is the shortest distance between two people"
- Victor Borge
"Pleasure is very seldom found where it is sought; our brightest blazes of gladness are commonly kindled by unexpected sparks ."
-Samuel Johnson
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"No love, no friendship can cross the path of our destiny without leaving some mark on it forever. "
- Victor Borge
"We must always have old memories , and young hopes . "
-Samuel Johnson
Class of 2000 33 •
"True friendship brings sunshine to the shade, and shade to the sunshine."
-- Thomas Burke
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Colby College
Office of the President
4600 Mayflower Hill Waterville, ME 04901-8846
phone 207-872-3211 fax 207-872-3280
February
10, 2000
To the Class of 2000:
I was so pleased when Heather Daur and Matt Todesca asked me if I would write a I was more than happy
short message to the Class of 2000 for inclusion in your yearbook.
to do so, especially since they surprised me early in the fall by making me an honorary member of this special class! You have seen a number of changes during your four years at Colby-particularly in residential life-and so many of you have helped to provide the crucial student input to be sure that the new dormitory and dining hall projects-including the construction of Anthony-Mitchell-Schupf, and the Harold and Bibby Alfond Residence Complex, as well as all the renovations-reflected student priorities.
During your senior year, we began to see
the fruits of that planning and the disruptive construction which you have endured every year during your time at Colby. The athletic teams have had exceptionally successful records during your years at the College, and your contributions to music, art, publications, clubs, and the performing arts have, it seems to me, gotten more exciting each year.
The Echo, after 100 years as a tabloid,
became a broad-sheet paper, and the radio station, having lost its license, quickly regained it and was back on the air soon after the beginning of your senior year. The Student Government Association has struggled with a number of difficult issues, and their suggestions have clearly contributed to a much stronger campus consensus. Many of you are also serving as student representatives to the Trustee planning process which will help to refine the options available to Colby to be an even stronger college by the end of this new decade. You have helped to select and to welcome Bro Adams and Cathy Bruce while they are getting to know the campus, prior to Bro's assuming the Colby
presidency on July 1, 2000.
I know they are grateful for the support of the Class of 2000
and are eager to join the Colby community next summer. Mrs. Cotter and I have gotten to know a very large number of you over the years. She worked with you on internships, field experience, exchange programs, or study in Africa, and others of you have taken my class or served on various Trustee and College committees with us.
We are always inspired by the creativity and enthusiasm of the students with whom
we have had the privilege of working, including those in Piper where we have been Faculty Associates.
And, you all helped to stage the wonderful celebration of the completion of the Campaign for Colby where the alumni and other friends of the College raised $150 million to provide the kind of financial aid and faculty support-as well as needed new buildings-that position Colby well for this new century. We have enjoyed working with you, and we come away from each meeting or performance or athletic contest convinced that Colby students are the very best! We will be leaving Colby with you this spring, but I hope you will keep in touch with your alma mater in the years to come.
Best of luck-and do not forget to carry a good book!
e.. ca=::.Cordially,
Cotter
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"There are countless ways of achieving greatness, but any road to achieving one's maximum potential must be built on a bedrock of respect t
for the individual, commitment to excellence, and a rejection of mediocrity." -Author Unknown
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AMERICAN STUDIES
"Don't staft reading Danielle Steele! Read Raymond Carver or Stephen Ambrose or Toni Morrison or George Lipsitz. My god, you gradu ated from Colby!."
Department listed alphabetically: Charles Bassett, Heidi Kim, Thaddeus Tuleja
-Charles Bassett, Dept. Chair
ANTHROPOLOGY
Catherine Besteman
Department listed alphabetically: Jeffrey Anderson, Catherine Besteman, Mary Beth Mills, David Nugent, Maritza Straughn Williams.
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Dept. Chair
ART
Michael Marlais Dept. Chair
Department listed alphabetically: Michael Marlais, Harriett Matthews, Garry Mitchell, Dee Peppe, Veronique Flesch, Scott Reed, David Simon, Gail Spaien, Thaddeus Tuleja, Ankeney Weitz
BIOLOGY
partment listed alphabetically: Catherine Bevier,
Betsy
own, Art Champlin, Betsy Champlin, Tim Christensen, Lindsey
"The best piece of advice I can give is: Foiow your heart." -W. Herbert Wilson, Dept Chair
Jlby, Russell Cole, Frank Fekete, David Finnage, Bruce Fowles, �rnadette Graham, Paul Greenwood, Scott Guay, Keith Johnson, rrkspur Morton, Raymond Phillips, Austin Segel, Judy Stone, �al Taylor, Andrea Tilden, Herb Wilson
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CHEMISTRY
"Life is one big timed exam." -Whitney King, Dept. Chair
Department listed alphabetically: Tina Beachy, Shari D
ham, Stephen Dunham, Brenda Fekete, Rosemary Fowles,
Whitney King, Jean Mcintyre, Julie Millard, Lisa Miller, Bradfor
CLASSICS
From Seneca: "Non sum uni angulo natus, patria mea totus hie mandus." Translation: I was not bom for the sake of this one comer, this whole world is my homeland.
Mundy, Thomas Shattuck, Wayne Smith, Dasan Thamattoo Stephen Theberge
Department listed alphabetically: Peyton Helm, Kerill O'Ne' Hanna Roisman, Joseph Roisman
-Joseph Roisman, Dept. Chair
COMPUTER SCIENCE
From President Bill Cotter: "Wher ever you go, bring a good book with you." -Dale Skrien, Dept. Chair
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Department listed alphabetically: Clare Bates Congdon, All Downey, Randolph Jones, Dale Skrien
EAST ASIAN STUDIES
Kimberly Besio Dept. Chair
partment listed alphabetically:
Kimberly Besio,
Peter
itmanson, Chie Ito, Chieko Numata, Tamae Prindle, Lei Shen, elissa Thompson, Wei-Keong Too, Ankeney Weitz
ECONOMICS
partment listed alphabetically: Debra Ann Barbezat, Michael onihue, David Findlay, Patrice Franko, Henry Gemery, Jan ogendorn, Kashif Mansori, James Meehan, Randy Nelson, lifford Reid, Thomas Tietenberg
From George J. Stigler: "People are wishful, not to say roman tic, in their desires, and they much prefer easy and direct solutions to their problems... It is this wishfulness which makes the public so suscep tible to the propaganda of both illiterate reformers and sel serving special interests." -David Findlay, Dept. Chair
EDUCATION& HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
Department listed alphabetically: Lyn Mikel Brown, Karen Kusiak, Mark Tappan
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From Samuel Johnson: "I am always afraid of determining on the side of envy or cruelty. The privileges of education may sometimes be improperly bestowed, but I shall always fear to withold them, lest I should be yielding to the sug gestions of pride, while I per suade myself that I am follow ing the maxims of policy; and under the appearance of salu tary restraints, should be indulging the lust of dominion, and that malevolence which delights in seeing others de pressed."
Department listed alphabetically: Douglas Archibald, Charle Bassett, James Finney Boylan, Patrick Brancaccio, Cedric Gae Bryant, Michael Burke, Jaimee Colbert, Eleanor Courtemanche Judith Daviau, Andrew Dephtereos, Robert Gillespie, Natali Harris, Peter Harris, Susan Kenney, Matthew Kuchar, Phylli Mannocchi, David Mills, Elisa Narin van Court, Pat Onion, Lauri Osborne, Anindyo Roy,
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Donovan Sanborn, Earl Smith, Debra Spark, Katherine Stubbs David Suchoff, John Sweney, Linda Tatelbaum, Ted Underwood Monica Wood, Arnold Yasinski
-Douglas Archibald, Dept. Chair
FRENCH
From Guy Filosof: Le vin et la musique rejouissent le coeur, plus que taus les deux, l' amo de la sagesse." -Suellen Diaconoff, Dept. Chair
Department listed alphabetically: Alexandre Dauge- Roth, Suellen Diaconoff, Arthur Figliola, Guy Filosof, Celine Mansanti, Jane Moss
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James Mcintyre
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GOVERNMENT
Anthony Corrado Dept. Chair
Department listed alphabetically: Ariel Armony, Anthon Corrado, William Potter, Elizabeth DeSombre, Guilain Denoeux Sandy Maisel, James Marquardt, Joseph Reisert, Kenneth Rod
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HISTORY
Department listed alphabetically: Paulette Burton, Stanely Blake, Peter Ditmanson, Elizabeth Leonard, Katherine Lualdi, Howard Lupovitch, Marie Miran, Hiram Morgan, Pete Moss, Julie Kay Mueller, Raffael Scheck, Larissa Taylor, Robert Weisbrot
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"Clothes make the man: th influence of naked people society being small if it ex ists at all (with apology to Mark Twain)."
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THEMATICS
"Pete" Hayslett Dept. Chair
Department listed alphabetically: Thomas Berger, William Berlinghoff, Ramachandran Bharath, Otto Bretscher, Fernando Gouvea, Pete Hayslett, Jan Holly, Leo Livshits, Benjamin Mathes, George Welch
MUSIC
'partment listed alphabetically: Julia Adams, Karen Beacham,
Eva Linfield Dept Chair
chard Bishop, John Boden, Angela Capps, Mary Jo Carlson, rrl Dimow, Yuri Lily Funahashi, Jonathan Hallstrom, Lynn mnings,
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Ronald Lantz,
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PERFORMING ARTS
James Thurston Dept. Chair
Department listed alphabetically: Elizabeth Caldwell, John Ervin, Valerie Mitchell, Richard Sewell, Jarnes Thurston, Chris
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PHILOSOPHY
From John Stuart Mill: The mental and moral, like the muscular, powers are im proved only by being used." "
Department listed alphabetically: Cheshire Calhoun, Daniel Cohen, Jill Gordon, Jeffrey Kasser, Robert McArthur
-Jill Gordon, Dept. Chair
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�om Albert Einstein: "When �xamine myself and my .ethods of thought, I come ose to the conclusion that _e gift of imagination has .eant more to me than my _lent for absorbing absolute owledge."
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PSYCHOLOGY
"Success, happiness and good epartment listed alphabetically: Colleen Burnham, Heather aas, Bill Klein, Tarja Raag, Patricia Robinet, Nicholas Rohrrnan, iane Winn
mental health to all ... and if people who hear that you majored in psychology ask you if you are analyzing them - tell them you are!" -Bill Klein, Dep t. Chair
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RELIGIOUS STUDIES
From Madin Buber "Our students teach us our works form us." ,
-Debra Campbell, Dept. Chair
Department listed alphabetically: Debra Campbell, Thomai Longstaff, Nikky-Guninder Singh
SOCIOLOGY
"Question authority" Department listed alphabetically: Teny Arendell, Alec Campbell, Cheryl Townsend Gilkes, Thomas Morrione, Martha Rawlings, John Talbot
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SPANISH
Betty Sasaki Dept. Chair
Department listed alphabetically: Priscilla Doel, Meriwynn Grothe, Gina Ann Herrmann, Luis Millones, Barbara Nelson, Jorge Olivares, Victoria Rios Castano, James Roberson, Yvonne Sanavitis, Betty Sasaki
WOMEN'S STUDIES
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cially, to quote Madeleine Albright: 'Don't be afraid to interrupt the men."' -Elizabeth Leonard, Dep t. Chair
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Earl Smith
Jan ice Kassman
Ed Yeterian
Dean of the College
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Paul Johnston
Jeri Roseboro
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Rodrigue, Daniel Roy, Randy Stark, Brenda Taylor, Heather Vigue. Rita Violette, June Wakefield. Francis York Roberts Dining Hall Staff: Paul Boucher, Donald Brickett, Van Clark, Alfred Cloutier, Cynthia Coombs, John Farmer, Harry Finnemore, Sterling Hartin. Joseph Klaus, Debra Knese, Marilyn Ladd. Sandra LeClair, Catherine Nicholson, Janice Pelotte. Lawrence Pooler, Debra Landry. Sharon Park, David Roy Foss Dining Hall Staff: Brenda Deady, Barbara Dexter, Terry Landry, Sharon Park, David Roy Physical Plant Department: Ronald Albright, Darlene Aines, Robert Armstrong, Gerard Aucoin, Marlene Belanger, Ronnie Berard, Wanita Bilodeau, Roger Blaisdell, Gerard Boutin. Joyce Bragg, Richard Brown. Stephen Carter, Eugene Chadbourne, Steven Chayer. Gordon Cheesman, Rodney Chelsey. Jeffrey Coombs, Ralph Corbin, Harland Cummings, Robert Cummings, Lawrence Cyr, Judith Danner, Steven Danner. Dale DeBlois,
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Dionne, Pamela Dudley. Jerome Elliott. Carmen Ey. Joseph Feely. Rodney Ferland, Paul Fontaine, Patricia Foster. Tina Frappier. Harvey Fredette, James Furbush. Bertrand Gauvin. Sandra Gilbert, George Gogan. Richard Goodrich, Peggy Hall, Jay Hayes . John Henderson, Rita Hillman, Daniel Huard. Annette Hughes, David Jacques, Janice Jacques, Mark Johnston, Dana Jones, Scott Kadnar, Ronald King. Joseph LaBrie. Timmy LaValle, Maureen LeClair, Sheila Lemieux, Glenda Lessard, Ruth Letourneau. Paul (Gus) Libby, Rosemarie Little. George Lizotte. Daniel MacKenzie, Daniel Marcoux, Anthony Marin. Earl Mar tin, David Mawhinney, Thomas Mayo, John Mazzeo, John Mccutcheon, Gregory Nadeau, RAndal Newton, Gordon Peavey, Kathryn Petley. Sue Ann Phillips, Daniel Poulin, Peter Poulin, Ronald Poulin. Linda Powell. Charles Ramsdell, Nancy Reynolds. Edgar Rhodes, Nicholas Richards, John Rodrigue, Roland Rodrigue, Gail Rountree, Carl Rousseau, Arthur Sawtelle, Merrill Shields, Craig Shores, Alfred Siderio, Renald Simoneau, Rosland Smith. Wayne Stetkis, Keith Stockford, Candy Strout, Jeffrey Sugden, Rosalita Tukey, Jeffrey Tuttle. Marie Varney. Mary Vashon, David Veilleux, Thomas Vintinner. Irwin Ward. Gail Whitney. Deborah Williams, Cynthia Young
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The Charles Bassett Senior Teaching Award Recipient It is a privilege to have been chosen by you to receive the Charles Bassett Senior Class Teaching Award. I can think of no higher honor than to receive this prize, named after the man who hired me, and who also spent the first two years of my stay at Colby calling me ''Tiger," for reasons that I still can't explain except that maybe he thought I was his nephew. It's also an honor to stand in the same line as other recipients of this award. Profes
sors Bryant, Weisbrot, Greenwood, LeFleur, and Osborn have all taught me a lot, particu
larly Bryant who, on one occasion, was the only other person in all of Waterville besides
myself attending a Thursday night showing at Hoyt's Cinema of "The Fly II. " How was the
film? Let's just say the English department was a little disappointed, although at one point
Professor Bryant screamed so loud he spilled his popcorn on the floor. People like me who tell stories for a living are fond of seeing lives as adventure stories and individuals as heroes on a quest. The four years you've spent at Colby form the "initia tion and trial" portion of your adventures, and I hope these rituals have helped you all find the courage you need to become yourselves. Now, having attained illumination, you head out into the world to slay dragons. I'm not much for advice but if I can tell you anything it's to be patient with yourselves. Sometimes it's hard to find a Dragon to slay. Sometimes the thing you have to slay isn't a dragon at all but something more subtle, complex, and invisible. You will be aided on your quest by your friends, your family, and (occasionally) by complete strangers. You will also be guided by the knowledge and insight you have gained here at Colby. With a little luck, you will surely become the heroes and heroines of the adventure of your own lives. It has been an honor and a pleasure serving as your teacher. Good luck, class of
2000. Sincerely, James Finney Boylan Associate Professor, English
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Asian Cultural Society, Asian-American Student Association The Asian Cultural Society is a active group on Colby's campus. They celebrate festivals ranging from India Duwali to the Chines• New Year. Occasionally, ACS ma trips to Chinatown and martial
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The Asian Cultural Society poses after Chinese New Year celebration in Page Commons Room.
The Asian-American Student Asso ciation aims to promote unity amongst Asian-American students on Colby's campus. They co- spon sor many events with ACS, the International club, and the Pugh Center Alliance.
Members of ASA assemble following an event in the Pugh Center.
The Pugh Center provides a hulj programs and activities that pro mote intercultural communicat' and understanding on campus. Located in the Cotter Union, the Pugh Center serves as a clearin house for information on issues concerns about race, ethnicity, religion, gender, and sexual ori tion. A coalition of student org
zations, the Pugh Alliance, fast · inter-organizational cooperation aids Colby's diversity initiative.
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Blue Lights, The Bridge , Broadway Musical Revue The Blue Lights are an all-male a cappella singing group . Founded in 1 99 4 , they have grown in ability while doing what they love to do, perform for large Colby crowds . Their repertoire covers a broad spectrum of mu sic, ranging from folk to pop , doo-wop , and original arrangements
Dressed as superheroes. the Blue Lights get ready for thier Spa Concert.
The Bridge primarily serves the lesbians, gay men, bisexuals. ransgendered people, and straight :illie s of Colby College , providing a orum to discuss the concerns and -ieeds of the members. They stand >r a person's freedom to live safely and comfortably on the Colby llllpus and be treated respectfully regardless of sexual orientation.
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outside of their office in the Pugh Center
The Broadway Musical Revue is a production that includes musical numbers from well-known Broad way productions . The cast includes singers, dancers, choreographers . and piano players.
The members of B M R pose for the camera amidst a weekend rehearsal.
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Colby Emergency Response, Chorale, Colby Dancers Colby Emergency Response (CER) a group of radio-dispatched stud Emergency Medical Technicians who in conjunction with security provide on campus safety. They available 24 hours a day, seven days a week during the academic year.
A hard-working organization, CER, gathe for a picture during a weekly meeting.
The Colby Chorale, directed by music professor Paul Macklin,
consists of over 1 00 members . Their chief accomplishments during the year include a collegium with the Colby Orchestra and a biannual trip to London.
The Colby Chorale performs in Lorimer Chapel
Colby Dancers is a student-run organization made up of those w enjoy dance. They specialize in wide variety of dance styles incl ing jazz, ballet, tap, swing, mod and hip hop . Some members p ticipate in the annual Spring D Concert held in May.
The Colby Dancers gather for a picture before �Eve . . . Be Tempted . "
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Colby 8 , Colbyettes The Colby 8 began in 1 94 7 and are the oldest of Colby's five a cappella groups. They have produced many CDs and are renowned for their antics . They are extremely proud of their long history and their wide spread alumni support.
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The Colbyettes, founded in 1 95 1 , are Colby's oldest all female a cappella group. The " Ettes enjoy giving concerts for the Colby com munity and beyond. They are known for their annual Acapplellathons, and will soon celebrate their 50th anniversary.
The Colbyettes pose before opening for the Blue Lights in the Spa.
The Colby Dancers, Colbyettes. and Sirens gather following their concert . . . Be Tempted. a celebration of women in art.
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Colby Echo , Megalomaniacs , Colby Outing Club The Colby Echo is the official stu dent-run newspaper on campus. The Echo is published weekly
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semesters. The newspaper has fiv sections: features, sports, arts & entertainment, and opinions in addition to general Colby news.
The Echo staff gathers while finishing the· latest edition.
The Colby Outing Club is the larg est student organization, and exists to facilitate outdoor recreation at Colby. They have vast resources for Colby students , including extensive outdoor gear and a cabin on the Great Belgrade Lakes.
Members of the Outing Club take a quick break from a meeting in Mary Low.
The Megalomaniacs are the only co-ed a cappella group on the Co campus . They were founded in 1 9 and have hit the concert scene b storm. Their concerts showcase
playful antics which Colby stude have come to expect from the gro
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Powder & Wig, The Pub Club , Sirens Powder a n d Wig sponsors a l l of the traveling performing arts groups that visit the Colby campus . Typi cally, they stage between three to five productions per year and offer many exciting opportunities for student involvement. This year they sponsored many student produc tions such as Little Malcolm.
Benjamin Schlitt and Jeff Libby in a recent production of Phantom Lady.
.1embers of the Colby Community including both students and fac ulty, often gather in the Marchese 3lue Light Pub for study breaks or to socialize with friends. Monique, oheryl, and Don are well known on the Colby campus and will always
welcome you with a beer and a smile.
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The Sirens are the second all-female a cappella group founded i n 1 998.
They thrive on singing and they feature a unique repertoire of songs ranging from Wilson Phillips and Tori Amos to other alternative female artists .
The Sirens take time to �pose" before a concert.
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SOAR, SOBHU , Sounds of Gospel , Volunteer Center The Society Organized Against Racism (SOAR) and Students Organized for Black and Hispanic Unity (SOBHU) are two groups within the Pugh Center Alliance that are dedicated to furthering cultural awareness and unity on our campus . SOBHU is reknowne for its semi-annual talent show.
Members of SOBHU and SOAR recline in Pugh Center during a weekly meeting.
Colby Sounds of Gospel are a group of lively singers that leave their audiences on their feet clapping for more. Their biggest performance each year is the holiday concert, Carols and Lights. Many times the Colby Sounds of Gospel can be seen performing in Waterville area churches.
Colby Sounds of Gospel gather in the Rose Chapel.
The Colby Volunteer Center exists to provide each member of the Colby Community with the oppo nity to have a positive influence o the lives of others especiallly in Waterville Area. The CVC aims to heighten awareness of volunteer work as a social responsibility as well as a form of self-developeme and education.
Morgan Milner '00 and Rebecca Solomon ¡oo. current leaders of the Colby Volunte Center.
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WMHB , Woodsmen's Team, I-Play WM H B is a 1 1 0-watt noncommer cial college/ community radio sta tion licensed by the FC C . The 1 20 DJs , from both the student body and the Waterville community, work together to bring music programs . The college and community work together to bring music programs i n alternative / p rogress rock, folk, metal , techno , jazz, blue s , rap , world beat. new age, hard core, industrial and country. as well as Colby sports and news .
WMHB DJs each contributes to the station's dedication to an alternative format of programming.
The Colby Woodsmen's team is an athletic club that practices both old-time and modern logging skills.They usually travel to about ive intercollegiate meets each year 1
addition to hosting the infamous Colby Mud Meet in M arch .
The Woodmen's team practices in a iesignated area next to the fieldhouse and soccer fields.
I - Play a . k . a Colby's intramural program, offers an opportunity for students to become involved in many different sporting activities regardless of their athletic back groun d . I -Play leagues for footbal l , basketball, softbal l , and broomball are active throughout the year.
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Executive Board , Hall Presidents , Hall Staff The Student Government Associa tion (SGA) is comprised of the Executive Board, Presidents Coun and Student Programming Board. They are committed to initiating positive change on campus, incre ing campus unity and school spiri and serving as leaders and role models for the student body. SGA plans and organizes major campu events, including big-name con certs, semi-formal dances, theme parties, guest speakers, and othe special events.
A large and quite important group on campus, the H all Presidents provide a forum for the gathering and expression of ideas and con cerns from all students. They are the liasons between the student body and the SGA.
Hall Staff works together as a cohesive unit between the Dean Students Office and residents of Colby's dormitories. They organiz various dorm activities, such as mid-week study breaks, book seminars, and other enj oyable activities with the purpose of uni ing the dorm.
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"How rare and wonderful is that flash of a moment when we realize we have discovered a friend . "
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"Wherever you are, or wherever you go, it is your own friends that m ake your World" - William James
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"And I 'll be back'round again, yes I 'll walk in time with you , old friend . And we'll find that place that we had danced in long ago . " - Dave Matthews
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"Don't walk behind me , I may not lead . Don't walk in front of me , I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend . " - Albert Camus
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Michael Siegel Which Senior is most likely to be a President of the United States?
Warren "Skip" Newberry Which Senior is most likely to be the next Bill Gates?
Kirk Allen Which Senior is most likely to end up on the cover of Time Magazine (for either a good OR bad reason) ?
Jake Conklin Which Senior has changed the most from freshman to senior yeax?
Rich Cohen What would you like the class of 2000 to be remembered for?
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