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Don Snow smiles happily as accepts the honor of ice king. The Westhampton Winter Formal is an annua winter social funded by the Westhampton College sophomore class.
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Students gather around the lake to honor Donnie Lindsey. The campus community remained brave and optimistic despite the tragic passing of their fellow student.
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John Hines air mails his delivery to the basket with extreme prejudice. A pile of smashed glass was all that was left of a phenomenal slam dunk that shattered the backboard at Midnight Mayhem.
If you closed your eyes tight enough, you would think Dave Mathews was in the Greek Theatre. Oh wait, that's just Joe Horowitz at the Battle of the Bands. The show was terminated prematurely due to inclement weather.
The University of Richmond campus shows its Autumn colors. The beloved home of the Spiders is known for unsurpassed i beauty provided by the lake and surrounding foliage.
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player from Annandale, Va., and a large number of students attended services in his honor both on campus and in Northern Virginia. Thursday, September 30, 1999 Chemistry professor Richard Topham, 56, suffered a massive stroke and collapsed during one of his classes. Despite attempts by students and paramedics, Topham died. Services for Topham were on Oct. 3, and many students and faculty attended. October 1999 - Faculty voted to eliminate physical activity as a requirement for graduation. Although the University continued to stress the importance of exercise and offered physical activities as course options for students, no specific course was required for a diploma. October 21-28,1999 - Students received threatening messages from a man calling himself "Devilman," and claiming to have intimate knowledge of the people he e-mailed. Some students were threatened, which led to an investigation that eventually included both Network Services and University Police.
Tight-end Matt Davis lines up against a member of the U-Mass defensive line. Homecoming weekend involved the Richmond College Formal, a bonfire, and tailgating, culminating in the game on a beautiful Saturday afternoon.
Sunday, October 31, 1999 - Fraternity Row became "Trick or Treat Street," as fraternities opened their lodges to local children and families. The event featured games, small rides, and as much candy as the average school-age child could consume. Wednesday, November 10, 1999 - The cast and crew of the television program PLEASE CONTINUE...PAGE 10
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"Dawson's Creek" visited the University of Richmond to film scenes for an episode involving the search for the perfect college. Some students were selected as extras for the filming, while the rest of the student body was content to follow celebrities around in large herds. December 1999 - The men's water polo team, although without official varsity sport status, finishes second in the nation in competition at the championships in Tucson, Az. The team, which lost to California Polytechnical Institute, hoped the win drew attention to the sport among the campus community. Tuesday, January 18, 2000 - Faculty voted to abolish Health and Sport Science 150: Dimensions of Wellness as a requirement for graduation in favor of a new health program in the future. One suggestion was to continue to require students to take the OCTAA information session, but to supplement Dimensions of Wellness with two topics seminars in health for 90 minutes each week for six weeks.
Seniors JeffThompsor and Kristen Alexandei smile as they finally pull off their coup d'etat over former king and queen Mike Ehret and Sarah Barnes. The two promised to be goodly monarchs during their reign.
A student fine tunes his guitar skills one afternoon in front of Thomas Hall. He is one of the many UR students who enjoy playing music. Their loyalties divided, cheerleaders watch somberly at the beheading of Mike Ehret and Sarah barnes.
Tuesday, January 25, 2000 - An unexpected winter storm left more than a foot of snow in the Richmond area and cancelled or delayed classes for the next two days. Many employees voluntarily slept on campus to assist in meal service and other student life affairs. The storm was a part of a cold snap that lasted for almost three weeks and featured overnight low temperatures in the single digits. PLEASE CONTINUE...PAGE 13
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Mike Finn and friends attempt to pull the Commons completely over to their side of campus. Midnight Mayhem inspired chaos and anarchy as soon as the clock struck 12 on that fateful eve.
Sunday, January 30, 2000 - On SuperBowl Sunday an ice storm struck campus, snapping phone lines and cutting power to more than 90 percent of the city. The University of Richmond experienced more than 21 hours of lost power, from late Sunday evening to Monday afternoon. Reserve supplies of power kept minimal amounts of electricity going in the Tyler Haynes Commons, the Heilman Dining Center, and the Robins Center, though classes were canceled the following day. Thursday, February 10, 2000 - "A Streetcar Named Desire," which the University Players called the biggest production they have ever undertaken, opened to some of the largest audiences the organization had ever experienced. Actors for the huge production were chosen in advance of Winter Break, giving directors, performers, and techinical staff more than three months to fine tune the musical. Assistant director senior Matt Di Cintio said, "Most college theater doesn't do 'Streetcar' because it's so hard."
Sunday, February 13, 2000 - Freshman Benjamin Tengwell became the third University of Richmond student since December to be hospitalized with meningitis, leading to a campus-wide scare. VACCESS Health, an immunization service provider from Clarks Summit, Pa., offered two days of free vaccinations for students
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participate in projects such as cleaning
considerable percentage were involved in
up and repairing Richmond public areas,
service organizations before coming to
as well as tutoring area elementary
campus.
students after school.
Community service in high
for
Humanity's
University of Richmond chapter is one
students, as a part of the Bonner
of the most prominent in the nation. No
Scholarship program. These students
other college chapter has raised more
received money toward their tuition in
money then Richmond's.
exchange for a number of service hours
One of the best examples of
in the Richmond commmunity each
service is the student governments.
week, including during the summer.
Although
many
of
the
student
On campus, Richmond students
government positions are elected, they
have several opportunities to get
are excellent examples of volunteerism.
involved. The International Club,
As a result of the Richmond College
Multicultural Student Union, and Asian
Government Association's efforts, the
Student Association are among the
hours of The Pier (Tyler's Grill) were
groups that promote cultural awareness
extended, and a Richmond College
on campus. Although members of these
Formal
organizations are primarily minorities,
Westhampton Winter Formal and the
anyone is welcome to join. They strive
WILL program both enjoyed success
to make obviate diversity on campus.
thanks to the continued support of the
organized by the co-ed service fraternity Alpha Phi Omega, benefits the Friends Association of Richmond.
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school resulted in a scholarship for some
The annual event Teeter for Tots,
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another group of University students who
was
organized.
The
Westhampton College Government Association, Students who volunteer their time
This
and energy can be considered the
organization builds playgrounds for
backbone of the University, as well as
Richmond area children.
role models.
The Volunteer Action Council is
Fire bad! Cotton candy good! Deanna Ward spins cotton candy at the VAC Fall Carniva . The carnival was a great way to introduce Carver Promise mentorees to the campus.
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In an attempt to obviate the many landmines that popped up all over campus this year, students participated in random hyjinks and cross dressing. The Mr. UR Pageant was one way volunteers generated money for the worthy cause.
CAMPUS... eats by david gordon What do you get when you cross spiders with chocolate? A best-seller.
there," Merritt said. "We didn't want something lousy, not something that people would try once because it was
Spider Web Crunch, an ice
the University of Richmond and
cream flavor inspired by the
never try again. We wanted an ice
that used premium University of Richmond Spiders, cream went on sale at local Ukrop's stores ingredients." this fall, said Jim Merritt, assistant Featuring chocolate-covered peanuts in vanilla ice cream, and finished with athletics. Since its October 1999 a dark chocolate swirl, Spider Web debut, it has become one of the store's Crunch, Merritt said, is designed to resemble several tiny spiders most profitable products. director of m arketing for University
Richmond ice cream was the idea of
crawling through a large web. The chocolate-covered peanuts represent
Roy Baruden, a promotions director
the spiders, while the fudge swirl and
Merritt said University of
at sports radio station WRVA AM 910. vanilla ice cream resemble the web. Baruden had heard that colleges in Once Baruden and Merritt had come the West, including the University of
up with an idea for a flavor, they took
Arizona, had effectively marketed ice their plan to Len Creech, head of an cream flavors after their mascots or independent ice cream brokerage that school colors. Merritt liked the idea, coordinates much of t he buying and and he and Baruden began the selling of ice cream for Ukrop's stores. process of selecting a flavor that
He, along with then-Ukrop's frozen
would both represent the University food buyer Bob King, supported the idea. and be a lucrative seller. "We wanted something that Merritt said Ukrop's and WRVA was fairly unique, but nothing too out made an agreement with the
The winter dealt a crushing blow to seating throughout the University. The Police were inundated with a record number of reports of falling branches during the months of december and January. One possible cause: the snow.
University to co-promote the ice "It's creamy and it's a good mix of cream. The University athletic chocolate and vanilla." department receives a portion of t he However, not all students who revenue from the sales of Spider Web have sampled the ice cream loved the Crunch. taste. "I wouldn't buy it," freshman Sales of the ice cream have Jason Stewart said. "I'm not a nut for been even better than expected. vanilla or peanuts." Ukrop's is thrilled, Merritt said. Creech said he realizes it is "They've ordered twice what they impossible to create an ice cream had originally ordered," he said. everyone loves. "There are people "We'll continue to sell it as long as it
who don't like peanuts," he said.
continues to sell well. We missed ice "But we had to create something we cream's prime season, which I
thought a lot of p eople would enjoy. understand is between Memorial This flavor is just 12 percent butterfat, Day and Labor Day, so hopefully this and is still a heavier and stronger ice
summer we can sell even more as an impulse buy." Both Merritt and Creech said the reaction to the ice cream has been
cream." Creech said the strong sales of Spider Web Crunch leave open
the
possibility of other University of
overwhelmingly positive. "I think Richmond ice cream flavors for the students or alumni try it at first future. He said one flavor already because they think it's cute and funny suggested is Spider Web Fruitopia, a that there is University of Richmond
dessert that would feature peanuts in
ice c ream," Merritt said. "But then a strawberry-banana ice cream. they taste it and see how good it There have been suggestions to create really is." ice cream flavors inspired by other Freshman John Hasselle said, Virginia colleges, he said.
James vander Beek pauses to give a brief look of contempt to the brave student who dared to take his picture without permission. Teenage girls were left screaming in his wake when James ran towards the photographer in an attempt to confiscate the camera.
INFO... security by david gordon University of Richmond officials can track where and when you use your
the balance we would never release it. "We're
working
for
the
SpiderCard. They can also record some
betterment of [students]. We don't
phone conversations without your
release the information to anyone except
permission.
authorities when we feel it is in the best
Nevertheless, many University of Richmond students don't seem to care.
interest of the student." Sophomore Sonja Madera said
Randy Moran, director of One
she had always believed the University
Card Services, said the University has the
could track her SpiderCard purchases. "I
ability to track, by a student's social
figured they could tell," she said,
security number, what students buy and
"because I have a meal plan and that's
where students go on campus using their
on my card. I guess [being tracked] just
SpiderCard. But he said the University
comes with having a SpiderCard."
cannot and does not use or distribute this
University Police Chief Robert
information to any person or organization
Dillard said it is illegal for authorities in
except the student, unless the student
Virginia to tap phones. "You can't
gives consent for the information to be
monitor phone conversations," he said.
released to a specific person or the
"It is illegal." However, Dillard said
information becomes important in a
authorities could tap a phone or record
criminal investigation. Even then, Moran
an individual conversation by court order,
said, One Card Services only releases the
or with the consent of one of the parties
data to the University Police Department,
involved in the conversation. Police can
unless it is subpoenaed by another
record any call they make, since, as one-
jurisdiction.
half of a call, it is its legal right under
"It isn't practical, from an
Virginia law. Furthermore, Dillard said
accounting aspect, for us to track
neither the police nor any other individual
spending," he said. "What's the point?
recording a phone conversation are
Even if a parent deposited money on a
obligated by law to tell the other person
student's SpiderCard and wanted to know
the phone call is being taped.
Spidey dances with a lucky little girl at a school event. Contrary to popular belief, Spidey is not a real spider but just some sweaty dude in a big costume.
"We never log into a student's
Dillard said recording would only be used if the student was being
account," Caruso said.
investigated for a crime. But in the case
Dillard said he couldn't envision
of a room with more than one resident, a
a situation in which law enforcement
student could not place a recording device
would ever request access to a student's
on the telephone unless that student had
e-mail account. "I can't imagine doing
the permission of all other residents in
it," he said. "Why would you want to do
the room who use the telephone.
it?"
Some students still feel some of
Students seemed relieved to
their conversations are being recorded,
know that no one from the University was
and described a clicking noise during
reading their e-mail, but remained
some calls they have made or received
skeptical that there is a complete
on campus. Freshman Elizabeth Sanglier has been suspicious of wire tapping since
assurance of privacy. "I didn't think they could read my
she arrived at the University. "I've
e-mail," Madera said. "I've definitely
wondered if maybe someone from the
written some e-mail 1 w ould not want
University is listening to my calls," she
them to read. It seems [the University]
said. "I don't think they are, but I wou ld
should have to ask, but I guess with e-
like to know for sure."
mail there is never that expectation of
One thing the University does not
complete privacy."
do is intercept and read student e-mail,
Most other students seemed
Network Services manager Holly Caruso
indifferent to the possibility of their e-
said.
Caruso said the only time
mails being read by University officials.
University officials ever read a student's
"I'm sure with technology it's
e-mail is in the case of a threatening or harassing message, and even then Information Services asks the student to
possible, but why would they care?" sophomore Caitlin Beidler said. "I have
forward the message to the appropriate
but I guess it depends upon the issue."
administrator.
Kevin Strunk enjoys the music of the Richmond College Formal with vigor. Despite early planning problems, the Formal proved to be a great success for the RC Senate, raising some much needed loot.
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The homecoming bonfire burns on a patch of sand near the University Forest Apartments. Although not very big, this bonfire impressed nearly everyone.
A unique talent is shown off to promote landmine awareness. For his next trick, this student had someone sit in the chair.
E. Claiborne Robirs smiles down upon F Frosty Snowman. Hss corncob pipe, buttor nose, and two eyes made out of coal were mysteriously left off of the statue.
TECH...man by david gordon It might be a rainy Sunday morning. It's often those times when technical problems threaten to silence the national anthem, kill the power in the scoreboard or shot clock. It even could be a concert, guest speaker or graduation. Whatever the situation, Rich McDonald is there. McDonald, a University events technician, has been with the school for nearly 17 years. He is responsible for sound and other technical concerns for all basketball, football and soccer games, as well as most special events at the Robins Center such as graduation. Despite the pressure on McDonald and his staff to be ready to respond to crisis situations such as a shot clock malfunction, McDonald loves his job. "My job is phat," he said. "I love the job. I a lways tell people I have the best job on campus. "I don't mind the pressure. I don't know how to explain it. To see it all come together, to see the show go off, it's nice to see the transformation. A lot of stuff goes on that people don't even know about, and I like being able to be behind the scenes and know what it takes. To me, it's just my job." McDonald has seen his share of unexpected problems. He remembered a basketball game in which the rim broke and the technical staff had to respond
instantly, he said. The basket was repaired in 20 minutes, he said. Sports Information Director Phil Stanton recalled McDonald responding to a call at home on a rainy Sunday morning last fall. The athletic department asked McDonald to repair a frayed electrical cord leading to the field hockey scoreboard and McDonald arrived at campus upbeat and willing to work. Barry Barnum, associate director of athletics for external affairs, has known McDonald for more than 20 years. He said it would be impossible to think of one time when McDonald stood out. "There's just too many," he said. "I can't give you a time when he knocked one out of the park because he always does." To athletes and sports administrators, this is some of what makes McDonald special. "He's more than just a sound man," Stanton said. "Rich is just tremendous. He's always real, real friendly and is just so pleasant to work with. He is as cooperative as anyone we work with. He makes events so easy." Barnum said: "Rich is a wonderful person. He's the most professional, dependable person I know. When the University receives praise for pulling off an event, most of the credit goes to Rich. He's totally committed to the University."
Rosie McGauley enjoys one of several snow falls during the winter. Students enjoyed the snow, but also appreciated the brief cancellation of classes that it brought.
Students participate in Hug Day, part of UR the Difference Week. Many a passerby in the Commons was tempted to receive a hug from a fine member of the Volunteer Action Council.
Sarah Grandy and Collin Raymond show off their new promotional sign for the Black Heart Procession/Macha concert put on by WDCE. The show wa.* held in the Pier or November 18, 1999 Sarah and Collin both have great hair.
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TICKET...increase by david gordon Despite rumors to the contrary, no final decision has been made regarding
might cost $10, while parking in a handicapped space might cost as much
an increase in ticket fines for parking violations on campus, University Police
as $150. $prader also said all violators
Chief Robert Dillard said.
fee to process the ticket, whether they
It will be decided after Spring Break whether the current fine of $16
in Henrico County are charged a $30 appear in court or not. Many students don't believe
will be increased. Dillard said the
increasing fines will stop anyone from
controller's office considers raising
parking illegally
prices each year as part of its budget
Freshman Jonathan Zur was
planning for the next school year. Any
fined for not moving his car from X-lot
decisions concerning a change in fines
in time for a basketball game, and he
would involve Dillard, officials in the
frequently parks his car in empty lots
controller's office and Herb Peterson,
that are convenient to his classes and
vice president for Business and
activities, even though he could be
Finance.
fined. Zur said he didn't think an
The $16 infraction now
increased cost of parking tickets would
assessed for most parking violations on
stop him from parking illegally in
campus is comparable to other local
certain circumstances.
jurisdictions. In the city of Richmond,
"I don't understand why it hurts
all parking violations are $16 if paid
anyone if we park in an empty lot that
within five days, except violations
no one is using at the time," he said. "I
involving handicapped parking spaces,
think if they were to raise ticket prices
which may cost as much as $100, a
it would be ridiculous and absurd. I
Richmond parking official said.
don't think any of the students on
Lawrence Sprader, a spokesman
campus care about parking. The only
for Henrico County District Court, said
people who care are the people sitting
parking ticket fines vary depending
in the office looking for new ways to
upon the severity of the infraction.
make money."
Parking in a crosswalk, for example,
Dm tut 1 VJLlV^-JLj At 1:15 a.m. on Oct. 2, police discovered a Westhampton College student dancing in the middle of College Road. When police approached her and aRichmond College student they smelled alcohol. The students were placed on administrative report for underage drinking. At 6 a.m. on Nov. 13, police discovered a 15-minute parking sign in Westhampton Lake. At 3 p.m. on Nov. 12, police received a call from a Richmond College student who said he heard a disturbance outside his dorm room. When he looked out the window, he saw two men hitting a bicycle with a baseball bat. At 1:21 a.m. on Feb. 17 a Westhampton College student reported that a man with a New York accent called her, told her he was a Richmond alumnus and is now an exotic dancer. He said he also was a facilitator for couples with sexual problems. She then hung up the phone. At 2:35 a.m. on Feb. 18 a Westhampton College student reported that she received a call from someone calling himself "Kenny" who claimed he was a University of Virginia alumnus and is now an exotic dancer. She then hung up PLEASE CONTINUE...PAGE 25 UUVONTTA ULIVJ1NU
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the phone. A Westhampton College student reported at 1:45 a.m. on Feb. 21 that someone calling himself "Kenny" claimed he was a UVa. alumnus and is now an exotic dancer. She informed him she was sleeping, and he apologized and hung up. Police received
a call from a
Westhampton College student at 1:42 a.m. on Feb. 17, and she said a man called her, said he had a sore throat and tried to talk seductively to her. She thought it was her boyfriend and asked to call him back. The voice said yes, and when she called back, she discovered it was not her boyfriend who had called. A referee informed a police officer at 11 p.m. on Feb. 17 there was beer on the floor of the Robins Center during a basketball game. The officer approached 10 Richmond College students who had red cups in their hands. He discovered the cups were full of beer. Several of the students ran, but one stayed. He was placed on administrative report for underage alcohol consumption. Police discovered at 12:50 a.m. on Feb. 6 two white males, one Richmond College student and one male student from the University of Delaware, punching the stop sign in the parking lot outside of Old Fraternity Row. They said they were denied entrance at a fraternity, were angry and taking out their frustrations. They were placed on administrative report for underage alcohol consumption.
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SENIORS
Christine Marie Abrahamsen Montgomery, NJ English Major, Women's Studies Minor Organizations: WILL, ODK, Writing Fellow
You've got to dance like nobody's watching and love like it s never going to hurt.
Melissa A. Adamowicz Windsor Locks, CT Accounting Major
Stephen H. Ahearn West Hartford, CT
Love you Carolyn, Elizabeth, Ashley, and Amy; most of all, Mom. Thanks for all your friendship, love and support. Bababunmi Olufunmi Layno Natalie Adalena Riverdale, NY Speech Communication Major, Leadership and Dance Minor Organizations: Delta Sigma Theta
Cathleen Albertson Wilmington, DE Psychology Major, Dance Minor Organizations: Pi Beta Phi, University Dancers
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Kristen Alexander Barrington, IL Music Major, Business Administration Minor Organizations: Kappa Kappa Gamma, The Sirens Nancy K. Annett Poolesville, MD Business Administration and Journalism Majors Organizations: Alpha Chi Omega, Westhampton College Honor Council
Anthony Joseph Aloise Delmont, PA Theatre Arts and Business Administration Majors Organizations: University Players, Alpha Psi Omega, Schola Cantorum, Alpha Phi Omega
Christine N. Andon Bel Air, MD
Amma E. Appiah Mechanicsville, VA
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Catherine S. Armfield Newport News, VA Accounting Major, Economics Minor Organizations: Delta Gamma, Golden Key, Accounting Society, Class Cabinet
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Laura M. Asakura Waipahu, HI
Aaron Daniel Augustino Shrewsbury, MA
Elizabeth Austin Atlanta, GA English Major, Studio Art Minor Organizations: President of Stealing Home, Eucharistic Minister, Club Water Polo
Robert G. Baer New Canaan, CT
Bryn M. Bagby Richmond, VA Spanish and English Majors, Speech Minor Organizations: WCGA, Golden Key, Omicron Delta Kappa, Areopagus, Mortar Board, Phi Sigma Iota, Sigma DeltaPi
Monisha Banerjee Stamford, CT
Thomas Bagge-Hansen Svendborg, Denmark Accounting Major, Finance Minor
Alissa A. Baldwin Victoria, VA
Jennifer L. Barberio Marlton, NJ Finance Major, International Business Minor Organizations: Women's Varsity Soccer, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Golden Key National Honor Society, Student Athletic Advisory Council
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Scott A. Barghaan Lincroft, NJ
Alison P. B arnard Boxford, MA
Robyn Christy Bauer Clifton, NJ Business Administration Major
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Jeremy W. Battles River Edge, NJ History Major, Business Minor Organizations: Phi Delta Theta, Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track Laina Michele Baumann La Plata, MD Leadership Studies and Biology Majors, Women's Studies Minor Organizations: Residence Life Program-Head Resident, WILL
Christopher Beeman Kingsley, PA Business Information Major Organizations: Employee of Athletic Department
Monica L. Bieble Downingtown, PA Marketing Major, Sports Science Minor Organizations: KKG, New Mamber Chair, Pegasus Society
Margaret C. Benedict Wilmington, NC
Jill M. Berry Pembroke, MA Biology Major, Chemistry and Latin Minor Organizations: Golden Key, Beta Beta Beta, Eta Sigma Phi, Aerobics Intructor
Erika T. Belinsky Lynbrook, NY
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Brooke Ashley Berryhill Midlothian, VA Studio Art Major, Art History Minor Organizations: Kappa Kappa Gamma
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Brittany Celene Bilbao Westford, MA Biology and Criminal Justice Major Organizations: Delta Gamma, WCGA, Eta Sigma Phi
Elizabeth J. Bing Carlisle, MA
Erik Bisso Happuage, NY
Mark Bisso Happuage, NY
Jeremy A. Blackman Keswick, VA
Lane C. Blackmer Winston-Salem, NC
Nikea T. Bland Richmond, VA
Michael Todd Blanks Chester, VA Art History Major Organizations: Bacchus, Richmond Ultimate Frisbee
Ben G. Blake Milford, CT
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Stacey A. Boltz Jamestown, NY Chemistry and Biology Majors Organizations: American Chemical Society, Golden Key, Gamma Sigma Epsilon, \Beta Beta Beta
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Nicole K. Bonilla New Orleans, LA Business Administration Major Organizations: Kappa Kappa Gamma, Habitat for Humanity, One America
Rukeitha Mee Booker Monroe, GA Spanish Major, Women's Studies Minor Organizations: Bacchus, Stealing Home, WILL, Six-Pack, CIGNA, Scholars
Travis M. Boston Southbury, CT Biology Major, History and Classical Civilizations Minors Organizations: Pre-Health Club
Allen Bowman Portsmouth, VA Political Science Major, Business Administration Minor Organizations: Track and Field, Pi Sigma Alpha
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Anne Frances Boxburger Watertown, NY International Studies and Political Science Majors, Anthropology Minor Organizations: Delta Delta Delta, Volunteer Action Council Courtney Marie Brannon Choctow, OK German Major, International Studies Minor rganizations: Class of 2000 Cabinet Treasurer Alpha Chi Omega President
James M. Bracey Fort Worth, TX Biology Major Organizations: Kappa Alpha Order
Cheri Bradby Richmond, VA Political Science Major, Spanish Minor Organizations: MSU, Cigna Scholar, Cigna Scholar Selection Committee, Phi Alpha Delta, Zeta Phi Beta, Mentor-Fox Elementary
Jessica M. Braunwart Brewster, NY Health and Sport Science Major, Spanish Minor
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Elizabeth Sara Bray McLean, VA Leadership Major, Political Science Minor Organizations: KKG, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Beta Delta, Golden Key
Christina E. Breslin Wallingford, PA
Karyn G. Brock Kinnelon, NJ
Sharon L. Bricker Souderton, PA Biology and Journalism Majors Organizations: Alpha Phi Omega, Mortar Board, University Band, Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Kristin L. Brothers Marshfield, MA Business Administration Major, Speech Communication Minor Organizations: Westhampton College Government Association
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David R. Brown West Caldwell, NJ
Lauren C. Browning Hillsdale, NJ
Ross M. Bruning Basking Ridge, NJ Sport Science Major Organizations: Phi Delta Theta
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Rebecca E. Bucheimer Middletown, MA
Anabella Bueso Tegucigalpa, Mexico
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Brian H. Burks Roanoke, VA
Kevin M. Burns Voorheesville, NY Business Administration Major, Finance Minor Organizations: ROTC, Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Jeffrey A. Busch Dolgeville, NY Flistory Major, Studio Art and Sport Administration Minors Organizations: Residence Hall Association, Phi Gamma Delta, Club Baseball, Club Cycling
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Rachel C. Burns Vienna, VA International Studies Major, German and Ecomomics Minors Organizations: Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, Alpha Phi Omega
Danielle M. Butt Brookfield, CT
Michael W. Cammarano Seabrook, MD 1 Computer Science and Mathematics Majors, Physics Minor Organizations: Computer Science Club, Martial Arts Club Marci Ann Cash Beesley's Point, NJ Sociology and Religion Major, Leadership Minor
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Kathryn E. Caputo Wayne, PA Studio Art Major, Art History Minor Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity, Choer du Roi, University Choir
Jacquelin H. Carey Pottstown, PA Political Science and Criminal Justics Majors Kappa Alpha Theta
Kirsten Cavallo Roseland, NJ Leadership Studies Major, Business and Women's Studies Minors Organizations: Varsity Lacrosse, Pi B eta Phi, JSGA, CCM
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Nicole Cerquitella Cherry Hill, NJ Business Administration Major, Women's Studies and Spanish Minors Organizations: WILL, Delta Delta Delta, PLUS Tutoring
Brent A. Cesare Marietta, GA Leadership Major, Health Minor Organizations: Soccer Team
Colby E. Chase Derwood, MD International Studies Major Organizations: Club Volleyball, Alpha Chi Omega
Neilan Sopan Chaudhari Stone Mountain, GA Computer Science and Economics Majors Organizations: Pi Kappa Alpha, Men's Club Soccer, University Instructors
Molly Chused Englewood, CO Business Administration Major, Math Minor Organizations: Delta Gamma
Amy Leigh Cichewicz Ramsey, NJ International Studies Major, German and History Minor Organizations: Delta Gamma, Sirens, OA, Golden Key, Pi Beta Delta, Phi Alpha Theta
Elizabeth Clay New Canaan, CT Sociology Major, Studio Art Minor Organizations: Pi Beta Phi
Todd Colucci New City, NY English Major, History Minor
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Alfred Anthony Clarke Washington, DC Business Major Organizations: Dean's List
Jake Colvin Islip, NY
Kathleen Marston Connors Tampa, FL Bilogy Major, English and Sport Science Minors Organizations: Delta Delta Delta, University Scholar Tina Constantinides Manhasset, NY Business Major Organizations: Kappa Alpha Theta, Communities in School Mentoring Program
Michael Connors Hastings-on-Hudson, NY Journalism Major, Business Administration and History Minors Organizations: Collegian Aaron Nethaniel Cooper Hinesville, GA Psychology Major Orginizations: Lambda Chi Alpha
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Jennifer Noelle Craigen Nesconset, NY Political Science Major, Studio Art Minor Organizations: Women's Volleyball, Alpha Chi Omega
Eric E. Cotter North Babylon, NY Business Administration Major Organizations: Alpha Kappa Psi, WDCE, Golden Key
Amanda Coyle Rockville, MD Speech Communication Major, Sociology Minor Organizations: Pi Beta Phi, Lambda Pi Eta, Golden Key
Amanda Crawford Danvers, MA International Studies and Spanish Majors, Economics Minor Organizations: Equestrian Team, Kappa Kappa Gamma
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Jennifer M. Cunningham Houston, TX
Sarah Cutway Laguna Niguel, CA Finance Major, History Minor Organizations: Delta Gamma
Keith A. Cunningham Hopewell, VA Economics Major Organizations: Collegian, Messenger, UMOJA Gospel Choir Christopher Dabek Burrington, RI Leadership Studies and Political Science Majors Organizations: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, JSGA, Honor Council
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Kathryn E. Davis Butler, PA Business Administration Major Organizations: Pi Beta Phi
Ahmed Darwaza Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Business Administration Major, Sport Administration Minor Organizations: University of Richmond Track Team
Jesse L. Davis Candia, NH
Robert W. Davis Salisbury, MD Journalism and History Majors Organizations: Collegian
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Molly Karin Decker North Wales, PA English Major, Education Minor Organizations: Delta Gamma, Theatre, Study Abroad
Amanda L. DeGregorio Pittsburgh, PA
Thank You Mom and Dad. Nicole Ann Desjardin Shrewsbury, MA Biology Major, Studio Art Minor Organizations: Sierra Club, Kappa Alpha Theta, Golden Key
Matt Di Cintio Parsonsburg, MD Theatre and French Majors, Art History Mine Organizations: University Players, Alpha Psi Omega, HEART, Phi Sigma Iota, Golden Key
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Keith Ryan Donohue Bethesda, MD Business Major, Speech Minor Organizations: Men's Soccer Team
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Gianna T. DiMaulo Ridgewood, NJ Sociology Major, Speech Communication Minor Organizations: Pi Beta Omega, Lambda Pi Eta
Karrie Lynn Dolcva Mohnton, PA Psychology Major
Kelly A. Dougherty Middletown, NJ Economics, International Studies, and Spanish Majors
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Andrew J. Downs Havertown, PA Mathematics Major, History Minor Organizations: James River Park System(volunteer), RUPES Mentor
Nanda D. Downes Two Egg, FL
Elizabeth Catherine Draper Nissequoque, NY Health and Sports Science major Organizations: Varsity Crew, Fundraising Chair and President
Kelley Meredith Duggan Westford, MA Psychology Major, Spanish and Sociology Minors Organizations: Varsity Crew, Pi Beta Phi
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A. Tait Duus Roanoke, VA Studio Art Major Organizations: Varsity Soccer
Britta Nicole Duncan Malvern, PA Leadership and Spanish Major Organizations: Alpha Chi Omega, Crew Team
Timothy S. Dunn Fairway, KS
Mathew Eakin Greenwood, DE Psychology and Sport Science Majors
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Seth G. Egorin Owings Mills, MD Leadership Major, Business Administration Minor Organizations: Phi Gamma Delta, Collegian, Golden Key
David R. Elmquist Holmdel, NJ
Meredith H. Erker Winnetka, IL
Jason S. Emery Medina, WA Journalism and Speech Communication Majori Organizations: The Collegian, Crew Team
Mathew J. Espenshade Hershey, PA Biology Major Organizations: Sigma Chi, Spinning Your W;b.
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Robert H. Ethington Glenview, IL Business Major, Leadership Studies Minor Organizations: Sigma Chi, Student Managed Investment Fund, Student Admissions Representative, Habitat for Humanity
Nathalie Lesya Ettzevoglou Morristown, NJ French Major, Mathematics, Dance, and Education Minors Organizations: University Dancers, Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Sigma Iota
Kirke E. Everson Plainfield, CT Business Administration Major, Marketing Minor Organizations: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Business School Senator
Gerard M. Falcone Irvington, NY Business Administration Major Organizations: Habitat for Humanity
Meredith K. Evans Newtown, PA Biology Major, French Minor Organizations: Alpha Chi Omega, Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
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Kelly Elizabeth Farnan Wilmington, DE Biology Major, Business Administration Minor Organizations: Alpha Chi Omega, WC Honor Council
Kristy Ellen Fischer Haddonfield, NJ Sociology and Speech Communication Majcs Organizations: Spiderettes, Kappa Kappa Gamma
Elizabeth Fisher Roanoke, VA Business Administration Major
Alecia Marie Fox Valley Stream, NY Psychology Major, Business and Spanish Minor Organizations: Kappa Alpha Theta, Mentor for Communities in the Schools
Heidi M. Frederick Newark, DE
Heather L. Frick Gambrills, MD arketing Major, Sports Administration Minor Organizations: Kappa Kappa Gamma
Erika P. Freed West Chester, PA
Ming-Quail Freer Reston, VA International Studies Major, German Minor
James R. Furlow Yardley, PA Business Administration Major, Music Minor
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Michael Scott Futter Berkely Heights, NJ Theatre Arts, Speech Communication, and Marketing Majors Organizations: Alpha Phi Omega, Octaves, Schola Cantorum
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Jennifer A. Gaines South Glastonbury, CT International Studies Major, Russian and Spanish Minors Organizations: Synchronized Swimming
Kathleen Markley Gallagher Elkins Park, PA Finance Major, Computer Science Minor
Morgan Gallagher Vienna, VA Health Major, Biology Minor Organizations: WCGA Senator, Golden Key, Delta Gamma
Payton John Garbarino Old Lyme, CT Criminal Justice Major, Sociology Minor Organizations: Club Soccer, Club Rugby, Transfer OA
Christina Shanae Garner Hanover, MD vanish M ajor, Secondary Education Minor Organizations: Carver Promise, CIGNA Scholar, WCGA Class Cabinet, Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Forest N. George III Richmond, VA History Major Organizations: Karate Club
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James L. Gazley Elgin,IL Accounting Major
Emily Bullitt Geer Chester Springs, PA English, Latin, and Classical Civilizations Majora Organizations: Kappa Alpha Theta, Eta Sigma Phi, Golden Key
Laura Eileen Giesen Newtown, CT Biology Major Organizations: Pi Beta Phi
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Catherine Fleet Golden Lexington, VA Speech Communication Major, History Minor Organizations: Delta Gamma
Abigail R. Goldenberg Belmont, MA
Lindsay Gale Goulet Wellesley, MA Marketing and International Business Majors, Spanish Minor Organizations: Kappa Kappa Gamma, Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Track
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Jessica Lynne Goldman Syracuse, NY Psychology Major, French Minor Organizations: Golden Key, Psi Chi National Psychology Honor Society, Bonner Scholar
Daniel Craig Grebow Penllyn, PA Business Administration Major, Spanish Miao Organizations: Pi Alpha
Megan E. Greeley Rockville, Centre, NY
Jeffrey N. Grove Reading, PA English Major, Biology Minor Organizations: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, /ater Polo, RC Judicial Council Chairman, Areopagus
Megan K. Greene Silver Spring, MD Leadership Studies and Political Science Majors Organizations: Delta Gamma, Phi Alpha Delta, Golden Key, Political Science Honor Society Elizabeth N. Guinan Philadelphia, PA Leadership Major, Speech Communication and English Minors Organizations: Delta Gamma, Mortar Board, JSGA, Golden Key
J. Park Griffin III Rockville, MD Political Science Major Organizations: Scandanavian Studies Club, Vegetarian Awareness Organization
Carina Norrene Gunder Franklin, NJ Chemistry Major, Mathematics and Physics Minors Organizations: Volunteer Action Council, American Chemical Society
Brian Hamburg Blue Bell, PA International Business Major, Russian Minor Organizations: Business School Vice President for Finance, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, RUPES, Junior Achievement, Slavic Honor Society
Hunter W. Hammond Annapolis, MD
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Christopher A. Hamman Glenview, IL
Alison S. Hansroth Gaithersburg, MD Business Administration Major, Political Science Minor Organizations: CAB, Portfolio Consultant
David A. Harper Preston, MD
Trisha J. Havasy Clifton, NJ
Nathan Alexander Harvey Wyndmoor, PA Psychology, Math, and Music Majors Organizations: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, University Ambassador, Tutor, Octaves
Danielle Haskins Burnt Hills, NY Biology Major, Spanish Minor Organizations: Alpha Phi Omega, Alpha Phi, Phi Beta Kappa
Patrick D. Healy Litchfield, NH Accounting Major Organizations: Phi Delta Theta, ROTC, Cross Country, Track and Field
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Michael G. Henkle Amelia, VA History Major Organizations: Alpha Phi Omega, RC Judicial Council, Golden Key, Phi Alpha Theta, Phi Alpha Delta, University Choir Carrie Hersh West Milford Health Major, Biology and Psychology Minors Organizations: FCA, Golden Key, Varsity Swim Team
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Kathryn S. Heotis Miller Place Biology Major, Elementary Education Minor Organizations: Golden Key, Kappa Delta Pi, Beta Beta Beta, Women's Club Waterpolo
Ric T. Hersh Hampton Bays, NY Chemistry Major, Math Minor Organizations: WDCE
Enoch J. Hill Ft. Lauderdale, FL Business Administration and Management Systems Major I ganizations: Business School Honor Council, UMOJA Gospel Choir, Alpha Phi Omega, CIGNA Scholar Donald V. Hillbish Bernville, PA Leadership Major, Political Science Minor Organizations: RCSGA President
Harold Hill HI Voorhees, NJ Speech Communication Major, Leadership Minor
Sarah E. Hill Fredericksburg, VA
Jedd Michael Hillegass Oley, PA Biology Major, Studio Art Minor Organizations: Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Omicron Delta Kappa, Beta Beta Beta, Mortar Board
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Kathleen O'Sullivan Hinckle Wayne, PA Sociology Major Organizations: Club Field Hockey, Club Lacrosse
Lori A. Hofer Atlanta, GA Criminal Justice and Political Science Major, Women's Studies Minor Organizations: WILL, WCGA Senate
Scott Holmes Chelsea, MI Organizations: Honor Council, SAR, Alpha Kappa Psi
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Kathrvn E. Holmes Mifflinburg, PA Health Major, Biology Minor SAR, Crew
Sara P. H oopengardner Vienna, VA Spanish Major, Elementary Education Mil or Delta Delta Delta, Intervarsity Fellowship of Christian Athle es
Jill Horn Johnstown, PA Mathematics Major, Computer Science and History Minors
Michelle C. Hucher Clarendon Hills, IL Computer Science Major, French Minor Women's Rugby Club
Jennifer H. Hoyt Bethesda, MD Journalism and Political Science Majors Organizations: The Collegian, ODK, Mortar Board, Golden Key
Elizabeth M. Hudson Santa Claus, IL
Cytena S. Hubbard Richmond, VA
Amy Michelle Hunt Willingboro, NJ Criminal Justice and Sociology Majors
Dean J. Hutchison Hingham, MA Political Science Major Organizations: Sigma Chi
Eileen M. Jacxsens Washington, DC
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Brandie C. Jackson Richmond, VA Political Science Major, Women's Studies and French Minors Organizations: Delta Sigma Theta, WILL, Phi Alpha Delta
Paul Michael Jakubowski Hamburg, NY Business Administration Major, Leadership Minor
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Mychael Dannette Jefferson Richmond, VA International Studies and Spanish Majors Organizations: WCGA Senate, Judicial Council, AKA, Mortar Board, Golden Key, ODK, CIGNA Scholar, Class Cabinet, RUPES
Sasha Rosena Johnson Richmond, Va Sociology Major, Russian Minor Organizations: Delta Sigma Theta, PAM Mentor, OA
Sumner H. Johnson Birmingham, AL Business Administration Major Organizations: Delta Gamma, Business School Government, SAR
Julie Jebo Arlington, TX Political Science Major, French Minor Organizations: APO, Young Democrats
Rebecca L. Johnson Armonk, NY Journalism Major, Theatre Minor Organizations: Delta Delta Delta, The Collegian, WDCE
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Katherine Alice Jollon Locust Valley, NY English Major, History and French Minors Organizations: Pi Beta Phi, Golden Key
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Marcel Dabriel Jones Heathsville, VA Sports Science Major, Sports Administration, Secondary Education, and Health Science Minors Organizations: Omega Psi Phi, Cigna, Bonner
Charles D. Kapp Wilmington, DE Accounting Major, History Minor Organizations: Pep Band, Outing Club, Golden Key
Erik Kashnikow Burke, VA Chemistry Major
Brian H. Kazanchv Denville, NJ Finance Major
Michael R. Keller Glen Rock, NJ
Janice L. Kelly Martinsburg, WV Political Science Major, Leadership Minor Organizations: Intervarsity
Pick the battles small enough to win, large enough to matter.
Aisling M. Kerins Palmyra, VA English Major, Art History Minor
Rebbeca E. Kennedy Rockville, MD Political Science and Speech Communication Majors, Women's Studies Minor Organizations: Phi Alpha Delta, WILL, Alpha Chi Omega
Andrew R. Kintzi Landisville, PA Sociology and Criminal Justice Majors Organizations: Kappa Sigma, WDCE
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Catherine Lee Kirby Richmond, VA French Major, Education Minor
Meghan E. Kirsch Baldwin, NY
Rebecca A. Kleinman Marietta, GA Psychology Major, Religion Minor Organizations: Alpha Chi Omega, Golden Key, Psi Chi
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Samantha A. Kjaerbye Rocky Point, NY
Kellee Joan Knepper Fort Washington, PA Leadership Major, Criminal Justice Minor Organizations: Delta Delta Delta, Panhellenic Council, Carver Promise
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Jill Marie Knight Cranford, NJ isiness Administration Major, Spanish Minor
David Kociuruba West Islip, NY usiness Administration Major, History Minor Organizations: Pi Kappa Alpha
Kevin Patrick Knightly Franklin Lakes, NJ International Studies Major, Economics, French, and Spanish Minors Organizations: Phon-a-thon, International Club Craig T. Kolojeski Deal, NJ Accounting Major, Finance Minor Organizations: RHA, CSA, Alpha Kappa Psi
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Paul D. Knothe Wilmington, DE Political Science and Speech Majors, Sociology Minor Organizations: Phi Delta Theta, Phi Alpha Delta, Lambda Pi E ta, WDCE
Stacey Elaine Kopitsch North Massapequa, NY Biology Major, Health Minor
Sonali Kothari Lanton, OH Biology Major Organizations: Pi Beta Phi, BBB
Kimberley Ann Kukulski Sayreville, NJ Leadership Major, Political Science Minor Organizations: Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Phi Omega, Omicron Delta Kappa, Mortar Board, SAR
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Katherine Ann Kuchinski Baltimore, MD Biology major Organizations: Pi Beta Phi, Beta Beta Bed Kristen E. Lake Glen Arm, MD Health Major, Biology Minor Organizations: Alpha Chi Omega, WC Honor Council, Golden Key
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Tijunia Yvonne Lambert South Hill, VA Business Administration Major Organizations: Alpha Kappa Alpha, Multicultural Student Union, Business School Government
Anna R. Larson Durham, NC
Courtney Marcia Lappas Hemdon, VA Chamistry and Biology Majors Organizations: Delta Gamma, Honor Council, Class Cabinet, Volunteer Action Council
Kaitlyn Michelle Laramee Duxbury, MA International Studies and Spanish Majors, Speech Communication Minor
Keith M. Latore Cleveland, OH Business Administration Major Organizations: Sigma Phi Epsilon
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Brooke J. Laverell Villanova, PA Health Major, Business Administration and Studio Art Minors Organizations: Delta Delta Delta
Theresa Lawler Cherry Hill, NJ Business Administration Major Organizations: AMA, Golden Key
Would you not like to be, sitting on top of the world with your legs hanging free? Meghan McClure Lawrence Birmingham, AL Leadership Major, Music Minor Organizations: Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, Resident Life Assistant, Sirens
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Brett Lawrence Solon, OH Business Administration Major, Computer Science Minor
Emily Claire Leaf Harrington Park, NJ Biology Major, Dance and Health Minors Organizations: University Dancers, Delta Delta Delta
Katherine E. Leahy Ivyland, PA
Aaron Y.S. Lee Singapore
Kathryn G. Levari Buena, NJ Health Major, Sports Science Minor
Samantha Talley Levin Springfield, VA American Studies Major, Elementary Education Minor Organizations: Alpha Chi Omega, Varsity Synchronized Swim Team, Panhellenic Delegate, Golden Key
John Scott Lee III Hackettstown, NJ Business Administration Major
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Brian Carl Leypoldt Upper Sadie River, NJ Biology Major, Chemistry Minor Organizations: Golden Key, Beta Beta Beta, Dean's List, Tuckahow Volunteer Rescue Squad
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Joan E. Lindenstruth Baltimore, MD Women's Studies Major, Leadership Studies Minor Organizations: WILL, WCGA
Justin K. Lindquist Oakton, VA Biology Major, History Minor Organizations: RC Judicial Council, Tuckahow Volunteer Rescue Squad, Crew
Karen Elizabeth Lockhart Huntington, NY Leadership Major, Business Administration Minor Organizations: JSGA, Delta Gamma, Golden Key
Jeanette Rachel Lowe Newton, PA Political Science Major, Economics and French Minors
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Allison M. Lowrie Andover, MA Business Administration Major Organizations: Kappa Kappa Gamma, Varsity Sychronized Swimming, Business School Honor Counsil Peter N. Luzak Media, PA Speech Communication Major rganizations: Soccer, William Byrd House
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Alicia A. Loza Cinnaminson, NJ Business Administration Major Organizations: Varsity Lacrosse, SAAC, Golden Key, Beta Gamma Sigma, Junior Achievement
Julie Autumn Luster Flemington, NJ Journalism and Speech Communication Majors Organizations: The Collegian, Synchronized Swimming Team, Kappa Kappa Gamma
Margaret Leigh Lynch Suffolk, VA Sports Science Major, Health Science and Leadership Minors Organizations: Delta Gamma, Athletic Training
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Michele M. Lynch Westford, MA Business Administration Major Organizations: Pi Beta Phi
David E. Lynn Hillsborough, NJ
Melissa Hambleton MacBride Wayland, MA Finance Major, Business Administration Minor Organizations: Kappa Kappa Gamma, OA
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Edna Renee MacBeth Richmond, VA Leadership Major, Sociology Minor Organizations: Alpha Kappa
Karen Leigh Macdonald Manhasset, NY Spanish Major
Kenneth D. MacDonald III Glen Rock, NJ History Major Organizations: Varsity Golf Team
Jennifer Lynne Magee Cherry Hill, NJ Music Major, Computer Science Minor Organizations: Alpha Phi Omega, Phi Kappa Mu, University Orchestra, Band, Pep Band, Choir, Mortar Board, Golden Key
Carol Lena Maier Lynbrook, NY American Studies Major, Elementary Education Minor Organizations: Alpha Chi Omega, Class Cabinet
Amy Elizabeth Malta Pittsford, NY Political Science Major, History and Sociology Minors Organizations: Golden Key, Pi Sigma Alpha, Phi Beta Delta, Phi Eta Sigma
J. Francis Mahoney V Wynnewood, PA Mathematics and Computer Science Majors, Philosophy Minor Organizations: Golden Key, Computer Science Club, Pi Mu Epsilon, Phi Eta Sigma, Anime Club, CSA
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Patricia E. Mancuso Great Falls, VA Business Administration Major Organizations: Kappa Kappa Gamma, Class Cabinet, Business Honor Council
Victoria Marple Media, PA Leadership and Political Science Majors, Philosophy Minor Organizations: Phi Alpha Delta, Mortar Board, Golden Key, Intervarsity, Mock Trial Team Betsy Mayne Wilmington, DE Leadership Major, Spanish and Busines Administration Minors Organizations: Theta, Club Volleyball
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Corinne M. Matier Lynbrook, NY Marketing Major, Speech Communication Minor Organizations: Delta Gamma, Rho Ch
Brian E. McCarthy Vienna, VA
Amanda N. McCoy Cloverdale, VA
J. Graham McGirr Duxbury, MA Business Administration Major Organizations: Phi Delta Theta, Student Managed Investment Fund
Jannifer McCuIlam Westfield, NJ History Major Organizations: Delta Delta Delta, Panhellenic Representative
Jeffrey T. McDonough Yorktown, VA
Laura C. McGlinchey Drexel Hill, PA
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Michael S. McKeever New Canaan, CT Business Administration Major Organizations: Pi Kappa Alpha
Margarita Medina San Jose, Costa Rica International Studies Major, Speech Communication Minor
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Elizabeth Brigette McTague Maplewood, NJ Business Administration Major, Dance Mir or
Kevin F. Mi ller Monroe, NY Marketing Major, Spanish Minor
Sandy Mitchell Atlanta, GA Business Major, History Minor i rganizations: Kappa Alpha Theta, FCA
S. Daniel Mohnshine Palmyra, PA Business Administration Major, Spanish Minor Organizations: Residence Life Staff, American Marketing Association, Richmond Tutoring Assistance Program
Sara Christina Moomaw Stillwater, OK P )litical Sc ience Major, Economics Minor (Or an izations: Debate Team, Phi Alpha Delta, I pisc opal Student Union, Pi Sigma Alpha
Mason-Leigh Kent Morris Lynchburg, VA Biology Major, Music Minor Organizations: Kappa Alpha Theta, Cross Country, University Orchestra
Rian C. Mollen Richmond, VA Journalism and Spanish Majors Organizations: The Collegian, Golden Key
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Mathew E. Nardella Wilton, CT Business Administration Major
Michael K. Navarro Foster City, CA Urban Studies and Sociology Majors, Leadership Minor Organizations: Ultimate Frisbee Team Honor Council, Senate, RHA, Webber
Joseph Alec Newton San Jose, CA Business Administration Major
Cynthia J. Nicholson Hatboro, PA Biology Major Organizations: Delta Delta Delta, EM
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Mary R. O'Kane Madison, NJ Criminal Justice Major, Elementary Education Minor Organizations: Delta Gamma, Club Crew, Kappa Delta Pi
Katherine M. Nieswand Ewing, NJ
Kathryn M. O'Brien Watertown, MA Business Administration Major
Jessica Olivera Mexico City, Mexico Business Administration Major
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Katherine C. Orgain Gallatin, TN
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Leslie P. Pack Charlottesville, VA
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Michael Giancarlo Pacchione Wyndmoor, PA Speech Communication Major, Religion M nor Organizations: Kappa Sigma, Honor Coun> il. Sierra Club
Julie A. Pallen Lititz, PA
Christopher B. Pannell Rockville, MD Business Administration Major
Mathew F. Perrine Montgomery Township, NJ olitical Science Major, Leadership Minor Organizations: Kappa Sigma, SAR, Writing Fellow, RC Senate
Samantha T. Paulson Norfolk, VA Business Administration Major, Spanish Minor
Damien S. Petruzzella Lincroft, NJ Business Administration
Eileen M. Pekarik Sayville, NY Economics Major Organizations: Alpha Chi Omega
Hilary K. Phelps Baltimore, MD
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Trent Philipp Amelia, FL Political Science Major, History Minor
Barry A. Pisano Freeholf, NJ International Studies Major, Spanish Miror
Timothy G. Pitts Pinehurst, NC
Kerantha Nicole Poole Patterson, NJ English and Classical Civilizations Majc~s Organizations: FCA, Bonner Scholar, Refugee and Immigrant Services
Mathew D. Poti Midlothian, VA K?1 mistry and Biology Majors, Spanish Minor Organizations: Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
Jaclyn A. Radonis Setauket, NY Accounting Major
Kianna M. Price Roanoke, VA
James R. Pruden Richmond, VA
Peter L. Rae, Jr. Wakefield, MA Business Administration Major Organizations: Varsity Track and Field
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Stephen Z. Raymond Mount Airy, MD
Gordon Readey Kansas City, MO Business Administration Major, History and Political Science Minors Organizations: Sigma Chi
Tom Beals Spotsylvania, VA Political Science, History Minor Organizations: Men's Soccer
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John P. Re nehan, III Sain David's, PA
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Kathleen E. R ibeiro Fairfax, VA Biology Major, Latin Minor Organizations: Judicial Council, SAVERS, Tuckahow Volunteer Rescue Squad, Eta Sigma Phi
Marv R. Richerson Richmond, VA Music Performance Major, Sociology Minor Organizations: Baptist Student Union, Alpha Phi Omega, Phi Kappa Mu, Schola Cantorum
Wesley Rogers Brookeville, MD Finance Major, History Minor
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Jennifer A. Rutkoski West Lawn, PA English and Theatre Majors, Education N i no:
Stephanie Sandler Boca Raton, FL Psychology Major, Economics Minor Organizations: University Scholar, Club Tennis Team, Golden Key, Psi Chi, Judicial Council
Melanie Leah Sanford Norfolk, VA Psychology Major, Sociology Minor Organizations: Alpha Chi Omega, Bonner Scholar, Baptist Student Unio i, Carver Promise, Psi Chi, Alpha Kappa E elti
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Nicole Rachel Savino Verona, NJ port Science Major, Psychology Minor :anizations: RHA, College Vice President
Kristen Kay Schlicker Middlefield, CT olitical Science Major, Sociology Minor Organizations: Alpha Phi Omega,
Douglas M. Schaefer Brockport, NY Leadership Major, History Minor Organizations: Richmond Senate, Jepson Senate, Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Beta Delta, Phi Alpha Theta, Golden Key
David Marshall Schilling Arnold, MD History and American Studies Majors, Sociology Minor Organizations: Men's Lacrosse Team, Lambda Chi Alpha, Dean's List
Kellie Ann Schmitt Lutherville, MD International Studies and Journalism Majors, Spanish Minor
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Kevin J. Scotto Wallingford, PA Economics and International Studies Majors, French Minor Organizations: HEART, Honor Council
Charles B. Seidman West Hartford, CT
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Michelle M. Sekowski Lincroft, NJ
Lisa Ann Senatore Mt. Laurel, NJ Psychology Major Choeur du Roi, Golden Key, Psi Chi, Alpha Phi
Esa Lianne Sferra Mahopac, NY eadership and Women's Studies Majors, Biology Minor ( ganizations: WILL, RHA, Delta Gamma
Michael Adam Shay Mt. Airy, MD Business Administration Major Organizations: Kappa Sigma, American Marketing Association, Alpha Phi Omega
Abigail Elizabeth Sims Houston, TX Business Administration Major Organizations: Delta Delta Delta, lonner Program, Varsity Swim and Dive
Laurie R. Sidlinger Spring Grove, PA Biology Major, Dance Minor Organizations: University Dancers, Writing Fellow, Beta Beta Beta
Richardson Shoemaker V Villanova, PA Accounting Major Organizations: Sigma Chi
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Eric John Slivka Amherst, NY Chemistry Major Organizations: Gamma Sigma Epsilon, Beta Beta Beta, Golden Key, Phi Eta Sigma, Varsity Swimming
Carolyn T. Smith Basking Ridge, NJ
Maressa A. Smith Chagrin Falls, OH
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Kyle Bond Smith Beverly, MA Spanish Major, Political Science Mini r Organizations: Cross Country, Track
Ian R. Smithson Richmond, VA Leadership Major, Vocal Perfonnance Minor Organizations: Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
Donald F. Snow, III Madison, CT Bi iness Administration Major, French Minor Organizations: Honor Council, Omicron Delta Kappa, Golden Key
Staphanie A. Sommers Englewood, CO
Kate C. Snyder Medford, NJ
Lisa Marie Sommermyer Newport News, VA Political Science Major, German and Women's Studies Minors Organizations: Bonner Scholar, WILL, Phi Alpha Delta, Mortar Board, Alpha Phi
Debra E. Spagnola Gaithersburg, MD Accounting Major Organizations: RHA, CHA, Alpha Phi Omega, UR Ambassadors
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E. Kathryn Spiker Oakton, VA Sport Science Major Organizations: Delta Gamma
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Jeffrey Robert Springer Allentown, PA Biology Major, Chemistry Minor Organizations: Ultimate Frisbee, Golden Key Gamma Sigma Epsilon, Beta Beta Beta, Jazz Ensemble Craig D. Stampone East Rutherford, NJ Business Administration Major Organizations: Phi Gamma Delta, Golden Key, Phi Eta Sigma, Beta Gamma Sigma
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Robert G. St. Jean Marietta, GA Business Administration Major, Spanish Mini Organizations: ROTC, IFC, Senate, VIP T tto OA, American Marketing Association
John Stanwix Honeoye Falls, NY Political Science Major, Criminal Justice Mino
Stacy E. Stevens Richmond, VA
Samantha K. Strauss Neshanic, NJ
John Stewart Jackson, MS Leadership Major, Sociology Minor Organizations: Kappa Alpha, Golden Key, Earth Action/Sierra Club
Lesley A. Stiles Chattanooga, TN Leadership Major, Business Minor Organizations: Delta Delta Delta, Jepson School Government Association, Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Gregory R. Strunk Vienna, VA Accounting Major
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Katherine E. Sutton Reynoldsburg, OH
Derik N. Swanson Winter Park, FL Economics Major, Finance Minor
Adam Albin Szajda Farmington, CT Sport Science Major, Education Minor VIP Tutor, Learning Bridge Richmond Tutor, Pi Kappa Alpha
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Michael Brian Switzer Westford, MA Biology Major, Speech C o m m u n i ca t i o n Minor Organizations: Lambda Chi Alpha, Beta Beta Beta, Undergraduate Research Fellow
John J. Ternavan Pelham, NY
David R. Thomas Ridgefield, CT
Jeffrey M. Thompson Glastonbury, CT
Gina B. Todaro Hauppauge, NY Accounting Major, Finance Minor < 'rganizations: Alpha Phi Omega, Alpha Phi, BSU, Chapel Choir
Todd M. Trofimuk Bayside, NY Accounting Major Organizations: Varsity Baseball
Nicole A. Tiano Acton, MD International Studies Major, Spanish Minor
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John R. Turlington Richmond, VA English Major Organizations: Sierra Club, The Cellar, The Collegian, Aeropagus
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Ashley M. Unger Ahland, VA Americam Studies Major
Carolina D. Valencio Ecuador Political Science Major, Speech Communication Minor
Gary J. (Chip) Van Schaften Wayne, NJ Accounting Major Organizations: Lambda Chi Alpha
Julia M. Vance Hobart, NY Economics Major
James Vatne Fairfax, VA Leadership Major, B siness Administration and History Minors
Charles Vaughan Vienna, VA Chemistry Major Organizations: Men's Club Lacrosse
David Curtis Vermette Glen Burnie, MD G mputer Science, Math, and Physics Majors Organizations: Computer Science Club, Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
Jonathan E. Verna Trumbull, CT
Meena Venkataramu Montville, NJ
Jennifer Marshall Visser Baltimore, MD Business Administration Major, Spanish Minor Organizations: Kappa Kappa Gamma
Samantha M. Vondrak Yorkville, IL Psychology and Political Science Majors Organizations: Golden Key, Psi Chi, Pi Sigma Alpha, RHA, Safe Zone, Psychology Teaching Fellows Ashley Wakeham Port Jefferson, NY Speech Communication Major, Elementary Education Minor Organizations: Speech Department Consultant
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Kristen Eileen Vose Scituate, MA Psychology Major, Spanish Minor Organizations: Sirens, Psi Chi, Golden Key, Sigma Delta Pi
Denis C. Walker Freehold, NJ
James D. Walker Basking Ridge, NJ History Major Organizations: ROTC, Phi Gamma Delta
Patricia Lynn Waller Berwyn, PA Spanish Major, Secondary Education and Speech Communication Minors Organizations: Intervarsity Christian Fellowship
Jennifer Ross W'alkwitz Avon, CT Sociology Major Organizations: Kappa Kappa Gamma, Lacrosse, Scholar Athlete
Jennifer L. Wall Cincinnati, OH Chemistry and Biology Majors Organizations: RHA, Omicron Delta Kappa, Beta Beta Beta, Delta Gamma
Marley K. Walsh Darien, CT Finance Major, Leadership Minor Organizations: Pi Beta Phi, Golden Key, SAR, Writing Fellow
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Mark D. Walter Allentown, PA
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Kristen Ann VVaugh Lancaster, PA Health and Sport Science Major, Business Administration Minor Organizations: Women's Varsity Swim Team
Andrew Weeks Floyd, VA Accounting Major Organizations: Outing Club, Bonner Schol lr, RHA
Susan Ann Wenz Roxbury, NJ Business Adminstration Major, Economics Minor
Rachel E. West Richmond, VA
Kimberley Jill Whistler Orchard Park, NY Bi siness Administration Major, French Minor Organizations: American Marketing Association Tricia Jeanne Wikert Nazareth, PA Accounting Major, Marketing Minor Oi :anizations: Class Cabinet, LINCS Tutoring
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Alaina Janel White Santa Barbara, CA Psychology Major, Elementary Education Minor
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Robert Alexander Whitesides, Jr. Hopewell, VA History Major Organizations: Baptist Student Union, Intramural Sports
Cara-Lee Williams N. Attleboro, MA Biology Major, Psychology and Health Minors Organizations: Crew Club, Alpha Phi Omega
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Elizabeth S. Wilson Lewisburg, WV Economics Major, International Studies Minor Organizations: Mortar Board, Golden Key, Kappa Kappa Gamma, HEART Hunger and Homelessness, VAC, Richmond Community Fellows
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Kent C. Wilson Northport, NY
Lindsay Wise Wilmington, DE Sociology and Criminal Justice Majors, Psychology Minor Organizations: Delta Gamma, Panhellenic Council
Courtney Rebecca Wise Glenmoore, PA Business Administration and French Maj< rs Organizations: Delta Delta Delta
G. Christopher Worden Doylestown, PA Biology Major, Sociology Minor Organizations: Rugby Club, Sigma Chi Beta Beta Beta, SAR
Vicotoria Wunsch Boulder, CO S anish and Business Administration Majors, Art History Minor Organizations: Golf, Ultimate Fisbee, Sierra Club
Molly Young Potomac, MD Accounting Major
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Mathew S. Albin
Springfield, VA
Chris J. Amatuzzi
Allendale, NJ
Tara L. Arness
McLean, VA Katherine B. Atkins
Richmond, VA
Brooke Bazlen
Glen Allen, VA
James E. Beasley
Memphis, TN Greeta Bhagchandani
Republic of Panama
Kristin L. Boes
Tupelo, MS
Jeannette R. Brown
Port Jefferson, NY
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Samuel R. Brumberg
Richmond, VA
Nicole L. Camp
Wallingford, CT
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Robert C. Cockrill
Richmond, VA
Mychael D. Cohn
Chevy Chase, MD
Brian H. Coleman
Holden, MA Scott B. Crofton
Gwynedd Valley, PA
Kristal S. Demps
Portsmouth, VA
Sarah E. DeVoe
Roslyn Heights, NY
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Aaron H. Dickman
Cockeysville, MD
Jeremy D. Dunn
Strasburg, Pa
Joanne E. Evans
Colonial Heights, VA Christine N. Ferrari
Rye, NY
Megan E. Fisher
Adamstown, PA
Ryan W. Flynn
Jennifer M. Freer
Lebanon, PA
Edward Gates, Jr.
Richmond, VA
Farrell D. Godbout
Madison, CT
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William H. Gooding
Lancaster, PA
Holly D. Gordon
Rehoboth Beach, DE
Jaime R. Gosik
Hartsdale, NY Sarah J. Grandy
Richmond, VA
Megan C. Hackett
South Woodstock, CT
Ryan C. Hall
Poquoson, VA Keyona R. Ham
Temple Hills, MD
Angela D. Harris
Lynchburg, VA
Kelly E. Hart
Northboro, MA
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Chris M. Hobday
Westford, MA
Allison L Houshower
Downingtown, PA
Chelsea J. Howe
Rockville, MD Sara L Hunnicutt
Ambler, PA
Latoya J. Jefferson
Richmond, VA
Eszter A. Julian
Chapel Hill, NC Marc S. Kaliser
Marietta, GA
Maureen M. Kiley
Springfield, VA
Kristen B. Kincaid
Pennington, NJ
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Marsha S. Kronman
Manorville, NY
Lorraine C. Larsen
Lock Haven, PA
Noelle E. LeCrone
Waco, TX Karen A. Lewis
Thurmont, MD
Katherine R. Macom
Bronxville, NY
Sonja H. Madera
Castle Rock, CO Sarah M. Maloney
Charlottesville, VA
Katherine J. Martin
Whitehouse Station, NJ Jeannine McCarthy
Freehold, NJ
Michelle N. Mendez
Fredericksburg, VA
Brent I. Miller
Richmond, VA
Lisa A. Myers
Devon, PA Gregory M. Newall
Hampton, VA
Megan C. Newman
Newton, MA
Brendan J. O'Hara
Maple Glen, PA Jennifer E. Owens
Xenia, OH
George H. Paterson
Richmond, VA
Rebecca C. Pinkham
Bethesda, MD
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Hudson, OH
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Tenafly, NJ Thomas M. Rawls
Newport News, VA
Matthew S. Reinaker
Lancaster, PA
Jeremy P. R ollison
Fort Washington, MD Suzanna E. Schmeelk
Richmond, VA
Christa M. Semko
Columbia, MD
Amber L. Smith
Powder Springs, GA
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Millerica, MA
Vera G. Sotirova
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Tara Y. Spicer
Woodbine, MD Erin K. Stults
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Renee C. Szymanik
Belle Mead, NJ
Derek P. Tolagian
Richmond, VA Erin L. Torrey
Salisbury, MD
Patrick G. Traynor
Newtown Sq, PA
Sarah L. Trimble
Hampton, VA
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Delaware, OH
Kate A. Venson
San Antonio, TX
Laurie Verbinski
Warminster, PA Dana J. Wallace
Richmond, VA
Deanna J. Ward
Camp LeJeune, NC
Tobias K. Watson
Lincoln, NE Catherine E. West
Knoxville, TN
Jeremiah R. Winters
Glenmoore, PA
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