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Connecticut College Magazine, Summer 2005 Connecticut College Digital Commons @ Connecticut College Linda Lear Center for Special Collections & Alumni News Archives Summer 2005 CC: Connecticut College Magazine, Summer 2005 Connecticut College Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.conncoll.edu/alumnews Recommended Citation Connecticut College, "CC: Connecticut College Magazine, Summer 2005" (2005). Alumni News. 349. https://digitalcommons.conncoll.edu/alumnews/349 This Magazine is brought to you for free and open access by the Linda Lear Center for Special Collections & Archives at Digital Commons @ Connecticut College. It has been accepted for inclusion in Alumni News by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Connecticut College. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The views expressed in this paper are solely those of the author. letters,etc. ---------•------------------------------------------------------------- To the Editors: I thoroughly enjoyed an<l wa most l know you published the recipe for chi impressed with the cwo papers written by de ere year ago in the alumni magazine. scudent and published in the pring I don't have ic, of cour c. Any chance you • CC: Connecticut College Magazine i sue of the Magazine. An aging arc his- have it in archives and J can gee my hands tory major myself ( lass of '76), I • 011 it? Volume 14 / umber I cook every cla s Ra h (then Martha Williams '65 Fabbri) caught, and as many of chose Bridgeport, onn. HllTClll liSl1H. Broum,/1 caught by harle Price a I had curricu­ A>'(K.tAn tllllORIU.A>S ,am, Mary How11rd lum time left over for. I even went co Editor: The following dessert served in CC M \\, I orroR: Niun lrnrini I DIIOR. 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LEGE GREEN WHERE AN ELM TREE ONCE STOOD Dick.on 78, P.mici, Dingle '76, Br,dford "Br.id" Dolan °97. Ryan GROUNDS SUPERVISOR JIM LUCE SAID THE FUNGI l:.sch:1U1.icr'97. Sue (Schwarn) ,orhllm'56, P;aul Grttlcy7?. l'n:,co11"' llofner '80. Kimb<rly-Toy(Rcynolds)Huh ''7, Phyllis ) CONTINUE TO FEED ON THE BURIED STUMP YEARS ..flip ( hifT) Imber '43. Christine (Slye Koch '70, Jon:nh;an McBride '92, A11MC" Mickle "89, Lynda (Saner) Munro '76, Vice AFTER DUTCH ELM DISEASE KILLED THE TREE. Praidcm, Dougl� Rt-nficld-Miller75. Jane (l">om;m) Smith '55. Rnbcn;a lone S11111h '63, K.nluyn D, mith '84 C : Conn«ucur College MR:,wnr Copynght2005 by Connecucu, Mngnzine Co111nc111s College. ;all nghu rc:Kr.cJ. Reproduc11on 1n whole or 111 pJn wi1h­ : ·onnec1icu1 College welcomes lerccrs from readers. by: our wriucn pnmis.sion is prohibited. 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