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EDITOR Liz Fleming ’77 EDITORIAL BOARD Marilyn Burns ’00 Jan Carter ’87 Kathleen Easson ’78 Tony Storey ’71 Matt Griem ’97 GRAPHIC DESIGN In This Issue Trent University Design Office Editorial ...... 2 PRINTING AND BINDING Ricter Web Printing Ltd., Brantford Association Co-president’s Message ...... 3 TRENT UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION COUNCIL President’s Page ...... 4 HONORARY PRESIDENT T.H.B. Symons Paul Delaney: A Pioneering Instinct ...... 6 HONORARY VICE-PRESIDENT John E. Leishman A Return to Campus ...... 7 PRESIDENT Alumni Events Calendar ...... 9 Rod Cumming ’87 / Maureen Brand ’89 PAST PRESIDENT Trent Model UN Society ...... 10 Cheryl Davies ’68 VICE-PRESIDENT 40 Dinners for 40 Years ...... 12 Denis Desjardins ’76 SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT Original III Classes Reunion ...... 13 Lenaee Dupuis ‘91 Partners In Practice ...... 14 COUNCILLORS Jan Carter ’87 Kim Fielding ’98 Storeyline ...... 16 Georgina Galloway ’91 Susan Underhill ’87 Calendar Girls ...... 18 Matt Griem ’97 Iain MacFarlane ’95 In Memoriam ...... 19 Jennifer Mercer ‘91 Holly Stardom ’95 Sunshine Sketches ...... 20 BOARD REPRESENTATIVES Graeme Ross ’86 Ask an Alumnus ...... 22 Kate Ramsay ’71 CHAPTER PRESIDENTS Virtual Dinner Party ...... 23 Tim Salisbury ’82 (Golden Horseshoe) Fran Cooney ’77 (Kingston) Yancy Craig ’95 & Kevin Brown ’90 (National Capital) Caleb Smith ’93 (Niagara Region) Greg Burnett ’90 (Oshawa/Durham Region) Nordra Stephen ’75 (Belleville/Quinte) Michael ’69 & Ingrid Nolan ’73 (Peterborough) Neil Thomsen ’86 (Southwestern Ontario) Gord ’93 and Joanne ’97 Stencell (Toronto) vacant (Calgary) Jim Doran ’73 (Edmonton) vacant (Vancouver) Andy ’85 & Liz ’87 Rodford (Vancouver Island) Francois Senecal ’83 (Montreal) Mary Elizabeth Luka ’80 (Halifax/Dartmouth) Richard Gardiner ’73 (London/Middlesex) Jamie Hunter ’81 & Debby Barsi ’89 (Fredericton/NB) Cover photo of Paul Delaney Melissa Quesnelle ‘99 (Georgian Triangle) by Michael Cullen, Trent Photographics Mindy Willett ’88 (Yellowknife) vacant (York Region) Gordon Copp ’76 (United Kingdom) Patrick Lam ’86 (Hong Kong) Mas Dati Samani ’82 (Malaysia) Aznan Abu Bakar ’93 (Singapore) Andrew Homer ’86 (Tokyo) DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI AFFAIRS Tony Storey ’71 ALUMNI AFFAIRS ASSISTANT Kathleen Easson ’78 Distributed in accordance with Canada Post Canadian Publications Mail Sales Product Agreement #40064326 2 • TRENT MAGAZINE Decisions Decisions, Saturday Dinner: 7:00 p.m. at Scott House. 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FEBRUARY 2005 FEBRUARY • 5 6 • TRENT MAGAZINE met someonemetfromLesotho.” Palestinian,ametwould Inever have hadn’twouldbeenhere.Inever have wouldn’titAnd have happenedI if amazingmet,justamazing.peopleI Canadiana university.in thewas It Chinese,RussianIranianstudentsor tingdownfor lunch withAmerican, internationalthewas studentssit - mytimehereofmostworthwhile part nearPenetang,“ForOntario. theme, headinghometobackjustpriorhis to somedaytell,”canI - saidMr. Delaney, leadersworldthebeofgoing are to upcomingthe academic year. lifeandTrent,at theyasprepare for country,aboutlearnCanadian culture studentsTrenttonew theto new and Camp,TIPingwhere international alumnus-in-residenceas attendwas students.experiencesfirst hisofOne InternationalProgram(TIP)itsand CollegethefriendofTrentthe aof and Octoberand31,1 quicklyand became OtonabeeCollege between September institutionan incrediblyhim. dearto insighthisfuturepastandtheinto of fondencewithhisrecollections theof schoolteacher, infusedeach experi Mr.Delaney, retireda elementary diverseTrenttheas community itself, October.in Taking eventsin aspart Trentas celebrated40thanniversaryits alumnus-in-residencehandason was back. him drew that place the forpenchant his was later,it career teaching distinguished a and years Forty 1964. in student a Universityas Trent to him drew that instinct” ing I PaulDelaney: The Pioneering Instinct t was Paul Delaney’s“pioneer Paul was t “TIP was enriched“TIPwas by Paul’s resi “These(international) students Mr. residenceDelaneyin wasat Mostappropriately Mr. Delaney BY ALICIA DORIS ALICIA BY - - - - - hundreds of hungry communityhundreds memhungry of gourmetfoodthey prepared, attracted students,end.Theglobally the and (TISA)potluck Thanksgivingon week TrentInternational Student Association tionalstudents, helpedwiththeout “UnclemanyinternathetoofPaul” Delaney,soonbecamewhoknown as inspiredus.” thatconcept; affirmed andheus, internationalcommunitywith TIPand learnstogether.’ reengagedPaul Trent’s meansbyslogan,our‘where worldthe meaningfulconnection whatTIPis humour.personalThatkindof and commitmentof sensehisofand knowledge,experience,hissensehis world;theshared professionalhehis withmanystudents over fromall establishtrustingtorelationshipshim genuinehisanders humility allowed “Hisdeepethical commitmentoth to DirectorsaidTIPDr. Michael Allcott. besttraditiontheTrentisof alumni,” dency;embodieshe whatwebelieve SeveralCamp,TIP afterweeksMr. - - - - describedcampustheenvisioned he RiverwithPresident Symons,heas Otonabeetheof banksthedents on picnickingwithotherthecharter stu ProfessorTom Symons.recalledHe overfoundingwithtea,its president, re-exploredhe Trent evenand reunited, cameflooding backMr. to Delaney as luckdinnerThanksgivingatTrent.” at organizeinternationalantoing pot “Andyearsfortyam,later,here I help familyfriendship,” saidMr. Delaney. DelaneyMidland,homein Ontario. togetherthreethehitchhiked theto TrentonlyAfricanat time,theandat forweekend.the Mr. theOmolewas familyMidlandhishomeinto Alberta, JohnTaylor,and Medicineof Hat, generalsurgeon Wingham,Ontario,in fellowstudentCharles Omole, nowa first-yeara Trent student. invited He Thanksgivinghisof as memory theup particularlyconjuredfondfact,itInof. eventan berstothat Mr. Delaney was It was memorieslikewas theseItthat beginninglongthe“Thatawas of photo by Michael Cullen, TrentCullen, Michaelphotoby Photographics -

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