KALDRON 3 Allegheny College MeadviUe, PA 2002-2003 The Year In Review 2002-2003 The Year In Review

August 31, 2002: Lionel Hampton, legendary jazz musician, October 18, 2002: The Center tor Political Participation was February 1, 2003: The space shuttle Columbia broke up May 15, 2003: June Carter Cash, country music star and died at the age o f 94. opened to promote and study political engagement primarily during re-entry killing all seven astronauts aboard. Im'estigation wife of country’ music legend Johnny Cash, died at the age of September 11, 2002: The one year anniversarv of the Septem­ among young Americans. The facility is nonpartisan and will determined tliat a piece o f foam that broke ayvay from the fuel 73. ber 11th Tragedy was marked in Washington D .C , New York help to foster an appreciation for the vital link between an tank was the most probable cause of the damage to the yving June 4, 2003: A grand jury indicted Martha Stervart on nine City, and Shanksville, PA with the chiming of bells, 21 -gun engaged, active citizenship and democracy. Through the center, that caused the shuttle to come down. counts for securities fraud and obstructing investigation into salutes, and the reading o f victims names. students are able to work with faculty-, do research indepen­ February 14, 2003: The most sucessful elections in Allegheny allegations made of insider trading of ImClone Systems Inc. September 12, 2002: SNL Comedian Jimmy ballon performs dently, and attend political science internships and conferences History- ended with junior Andy DeVincentis as the new ASG stock. She is also facing civil charges for her role in insider to a sellout crowd in Shafer Auditorium. at the local, state, and national levels. Integradng programs into president and sophomore Ben Walsh as ASG vice president. trading. This self made millionaire and every homemaker’s September 14, 2002: The U.S. Postal Service recognized Ida the community is a goal of the Center as well. Judy Lynch, More than 972 ballotts, representing about half of the schools idol, sold close to 4.000 shares o f ImClone stock the day Tarbell, along with three other reporters, Nellie Bly, Marguerite former Erie County- Executive, acts as a contact and advisor for population, were cast in both the paper and online form. This before its value plummeted which was the start to uncovering Higgins, anti Ethel I.. Payne, with her own postage stamp. the program. more than doubled the old record of 450 votes. The margin of a side o f her business sucess no one ever suspected. Tarbell was the only woman in the the Allegheny class of 1880 October 24, 2002: Three weeks o f sniper attacks in the victory- of the winners over their opponents, sophomores Jeff June 11, 2003: News anchorman David Brinkley, died at the and her 1904 book “The History o f the Standard Oil Com­ Washington D.C. area end with the apprehension of John Allen \X eimer and Brad Stolze, was only 27% or 246 votes. age o f 82. pany,” helped to bring to light the Rockefeller monopoly of the Muhammed, a Gulf War Veteran, and John Lee Malvo, a 17- February 22, 2003: A fire at an off campus house on Baldwin June 12, 2003: Movie star Gregory Peck, best known for his early oil industry. year-old. The attacks at suburban gas stations and strip malls street destroying the home of five Allegheny students and role as Atticus Finch in “To Kill A Mockingbird,” died at the October 4, 2002: “Red Dragon,” prequel to “The Silence of lett 10 people dead and three wounded in Mary land, Virginia, claiming the life of one, 21 year old Ray Tricomi. Several age of 87. The Lambs,” and “Hannibal” was released in theaters. and the greater Washington D.C. area. Allegheny students yvho are members of the Wesr Mead #2 June 21, 2003: Harry Potter and The Order o f The Phoenix October 17-20, 2002: Allegheny College held its biggest event October 25, 2002: Richard Harris, actor best known as “A volunteer fire department were on scene to asisst in the late was released at midnight with release parties being held of its 187 year history with the four-day Celebration o f the Man Called Horse” and as Professor Dumbledore in the Harrv night fire. Following the fire, the Allegheny community rallied across the world. The sales o f this book helped to bring its Liberal Arts over Homecoming Weekend. The weekend’s Potter movies, died at the age of 72. in support of the victims to help in any way possible. The author, J.K. Royvling, the title of top female earner in Britain. events included a ceremony to showcase the site anil plans for October 31, 2002: |am Master Jay, pioneer and founder of rap school donated money to each of the victims to help them Row ling brought in S77 million in profits this year, six times the schools new Theatre and Communication Arts facility, the trio RunDMC, died at the age of 37. replace their personal possessions. A charity’ concert, spon­ what the Queen o f England makes in one year. opening o f the Center for Political Participation, the dedication November 8, 2002: “8 Mile,” Eminem’s controverisal semi- sored by JaD E (jazz and Dance Ensemble) also benefitted the June 26, 2003: Strom Thurmond, a US politician know’n for o f the space for the Glass Sculptures, a ceremony to celebrate autobiographical movie was released in theaters. victims and Ray Tricomi’s family. his ultra conservative view s died at the age o f 100. the coming Alumni Center, a fireworks display at Robertson November 16, 2002: The second movie in the Harry- Potter February 27, 2003: Fred Rogers, better known as Mr. Rogers, June 29, 2003: Actress Katharine Hepburn died at the age of Field, the Homecoming parade and Game, and a Centerstage series, “Harry Potter and the Chamber o f Secrets” was released died at the age of 74. 96. Event. in theaters. March 12, 2003: Women’s Center opened in Walker Annex July 4, 2003: Barry White, singer known for his sexy songs, October 18, 2002: President Cook announced the launch of a December 18, 2002: The second movie in J.R.R. Tolkein’s Hall. The Women’s Center will serve as a resource on the died at the age of 58. record setting S 105 million, seven year campaign to support the trilogy, “The Lord of The Rings: The Tyvo Towers” yvas campus, providing materials for research on gender issues and colleges new strategic plan, “Tradition and Transformation.” released in theaters. women’s history-, a comfortable meeting place tor various December 2002/January 2003: Construction work begins on student activities, and a place to relax and interact yvith other the Campus Center renovations. students, according to Professor Judith Rose, director of January 2003: Television continues to be syvept with reality Allegheny’s women’s studies program. shows; many shows continue with another season such as March 19, 2003: President Bush declares war on Iraq 2002-2003 “American Idol,” “Survivor,’ “Big Brother,” “The Bachelor,” March 2003: The efforts in support of U.S. Troops fighting “Fear Factor,” “The Osbournes,” and, o f course, another the war in Iraq and against the war itself are in full force on Allegheny Facts season of “The Real World.” Several new shows hit the Allegheny’s Campus. Yellow ribbons yvere sold, banners made, networks including “I-ast Comic Standing,” "Fame,” “Ameri­ and political discussion sessions were held. Cost of Tuition and Room & Board can juniors,” “Paradise Hotel,” ‘T he Amazing Race,” and April 17, 2003: Robert Atkins, creator of the famous Atkins Life Stats $28, 980 “Cupid.” Diet, died at the age o f 72. 2003 1981 January 6, 2003: “Presence of Seven in the Light of Move­ May 1, 2003: President Bush declares combat in Iraq over Enrollment U.S. Population 291 million 229 million ment,” the glass sculpture piece, yvas dedicated in senior circle just 43 days after declaring the start o f the tvar. The war 1874 undergrads U.S. National Debt 6.5 trillion 1.1 trillion on Quade walk. The sculpture consisting o f seven different resulted in 260 coalition deaths including U.S. troops, and 43 World Population 6.3 billion 4.5 billion smaller sculptures is thought to be the largest solid-volume glass British soldiers, marines, and airmen. Well over 1,000 Iraqi States represented Loaf of Bread $1.02 $0.53 sculpture in the world. It was commissioned by Allegheny civilians were killed and over 5,000 wounded. Gallon of Milk $2.85 $1.69 Alumni and Trustee Silas Mountsier III ‘52 who also commis­ May 11, 2003: Allegheny College holds Commencement 35 D ozen Eggs $1.52 $1.26 sioned the construction of Quade W’alk. The sculptures, Ceremonies for a class o f 435 in its 188th year . Percentage of Women Average Car $23,500 $8,910 created bv London-based American artist Danny Dine, took just Gallon of Gas $1.44 $1.35 short o f four months to complete. 53% Average House $235,700 $83,000 International Students Postage Stamp $0.37 $0.18 Average Income $71,032 $25,838 7% Minimum Wage $5.15 $3.35 Students Living on Campus DOW Average 8,342 875 75% Vanessa Rac Braun Mary Ellen Alaskey Guys Mills, PA Johnsonburg, PA Psychology & Economics Communication Arts Marcclana Renee Anthony Devon Rene Brost Jamestown, PA Clarence, NY Political Science Psychology & Neuroscience magna cum laude magna cum laude Beth Nicole Arnold Jennifer Marie Brown Pittsburgh, PA Pittsburgh, PA History Environmental Studies magna cum laude cum laude Mindy Ellen Arnold Adam Henry Brunner New Kensington, PA Biology Rushvillc, NY cum laude Political Science cum laude Wilbur Vogt Arnold IV Marc Foster Burr Gibsonia, PA Chardon, OH Economics Theatre John Robert Baldwin, III Lisa Ann Butch Eric, PA Salem, OH French Environmental Science sutnma cum laude, O BK Timothy James Carl Gregory Brian Banks Washington, PA Apollo, PA Economics Neuroscience & Psychology Jessica Anne Carlson Gina M. 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Charles F. Mahoney Raymond V. Tricomi 1981-2002 1981-2003

“Oh yeah, life goes on; “Unable are the loved to die long after the thrill of living is gone.” for love is immortality.” —John Cougar— —Emily Dickinson On Monday February 11, 2002, Charles Saturday February 22, 2003, a fire at an off Mahoney passed away . He was a Junior campus house on Baldwin street left the double majoring in English and Political house destroyed, five Allegheny students Science. His untimely death saddened many and two Meadville residents homeless, and and he will be greatly missed. Chuck will be one Allegheny student dead. Senior Raymond remembered as earnest, dedicated, and he Tricomi, a Communication Arts Major, was credited with having a big heart by all perished in the fire. Ray was a former who knew him. He was from Burgettstown, member o f Theta Chi Fraternity and was PA, and is survived by his parents, a younger active in intramural basketball. He will be brother, and an older sister. He was an active remembered as a caring and passionate per­ member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity son by all who knew him and will be greatly of which he was serving as the Vice Presi­ missed. He was from Wadsworth, OH. dent. He also played the tight end position Following this tragedy, the school rallied to on the Allegheny Football team. A G olf help the fire victims in any way possible. A tournament was held in his name in Septem­ benefit concert was held, ASG set up a ber 2002 and a scholarship at his high school donation fund, and dance parties were held has been set up in his name by his family. with money benefitting the fund. EL Terms ■ I Summer 2 0 0 3 ■ Collegnte Leadership Conference

Mexican Politics and Culture in the Twentieth Century Theatre in Britain MUCH NEEDED NOURISH­ WHAT'S THAT TREBECK?! Will jq M:iy 13-June 3 MENT: Emily Meyer, Heather Arnold, Chris Rorabaugh, and Joe Professors Sbannan Sue Back Osterwise, Seth Walbridge, Dave Knupp play Jim Fitch, Ellen Tiffany Abbate, Rachel Brehm, Jessica Buck, Jeffrey Chips, Matthew Carcella, Michael DiSantis, Katherine F i nch-Vincoli, Eric DeVenney, and Megan Fabich en­ Kauffmann, and Josh Nolan in the Elizabeth Colteryahn, Sarah flamini, Mark Klamau, Kasia Kryston, 2002 Knaus, Joshua Levenson, Jenna Lutter, Lindsay Preston, Jessica joy a picnic after spending the day Allegheny CLC spinoff of Celeb­ Swisher Lindsay K uchta, Amanda Linn, Maura McCarthy, Heid i Morton, getting to know each other on the rity Jeopardy. Katherine O ’Dohnell, Maura Perry, Jon Poli, Jeanette Reid, David canoe trip. Rodriguez, Lindsay Simon, Lee Tillotson, Abby Yingling

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STRAIGHT A'S: These new ATTACK OF THE GATOR: WHAT'S THAT FLYING ONE MAN’S TRASH IS freshmen display sheets with The freshmen will do anything THROUGH THE AIR? ANOTHER MANS big A's on them—the first letter to get into the Allegheny spirit, Somehow it seems as though TREASURE: This orientation of their new school and the even as much as trying to this group is supposed to be group tries to look as stellar as grade they hope shows up a lot imitate our loyal mascot. looking at the rock memorial one of Allegheny's famous on their report card. in front of them not whatever road sign flowers. Residence Life

SC H U LTZ Keith Montesano, Jeff Chips, Austen Burke, Jen Picciano, Suzy Young, ^ 1 Dave Podboy (RD), Matt Kozlowski

CA FLISC H Seth Walbridge, Kate Mandock, Chris Pavlekovski, Laura Tereshko, Chris DeSante, Megan Walley, Chris Achenbach, Melissa Spas (RD). Not rL-E| Pictured: Nick Rossman

CESH Matt DeNapoli (RD), Matt McKinsey, Shonte Taylor, Claude J JCf ■■LJB Jgl 1 Ogoe, Mary Jane Lombardi, Joe Vickless, Anita Bolla (CSC), Matt W ilson. L - ’ H RA VIN E p '1 Ben Walsh, Megan Fabich (RD), Wilma Mast, Lew Murray, R.J. Above: ORIENTATION LEAD­ Polaceck, Laura Romanowski. ERS 2002: The orientation leaders BA LD W IN for the 2002 year were a wonder­ Nina Lubarski, Sabina Sully, Casey ful, diverse group and worked Hamm, Tex (Greg Goga), Mike hard to make the new freshmen Flanik, Jason DeLorenze (RD), Jason McCoy, Julie Langsdale, Jeff Weimer. feel right at home at Allegheny College; and their success became W A LK ER very evident! Laura Hall, Kelly Bolen, Valerie Wolenter, Katherine O'Donnell, Left: KISSING CO-ED'S?! These Brianne Emhiser, Julie Skivers (RD), freshmen women stand on the Kyla Vandree, Kaitlin McCormick, newly replaced 13th plank on the Joisanne Rodgers, Amber Kostelansky. Not Pictured: Katie rustic bridge. Looks like there will Majersky, Tina Panseri. be no dating upperclassmen for them! BRO O K S Kristen Moore, Heidi Morton, Above Left: MEETING THE Kristen Nardozzi, Lauren Crocker, PRESIDENT: These lucky Elizabeth Chiota, Abby Wilson, Chessy Cortese (RD). freshmen got to form an A outside of Bentley with wonderful HOUSING COORDINATORS President Cook as the center. Bekka Galley, Josh Nolan (Asistant Director of Res Life), Kelly Shaeffer, Chris Rorabaugh, Tony Nicotra. CORNERSTONES 2002. This award was created to recognize the accomplishments of outstanding seniors who have contributed to the Allegheny Community. The recipients of this award are chosen on th basis of leadership, community involvement, and academic accomplishments throughout their four years at Allegheny. It is a distinct honor to be chosen as a cornerstone. This years cornerstone winners were Rebekah Gayley, Julie Hersh, Krista Igou, Abby Collier, Matthew Synan, Ryan Reczek, Andrea Chalmers, Megan Pre-Game Pep Talk Party Hearty The First Family of Allegheny Fabich, Devon Hailey, and Leah Cole. Head Football Coach There is no question that President Cook and his Mark Matlak gives the Dave DeVenney and Jerry wife, Teri Lahti, bundled team a pep talk before Zupan are having a great up and joined the fans at they head out on the field time at the Allegheny the Homecoming Game to to challenge Wooster for Homecoming Dance in the cheer on the Allegheny the Homecoming Game. Wise Center. Gators. The Gator’s lost 7-21.

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THREE HEADS (OR GREEK LEADING THE PACK: Sev­ LOOK MOM I'M A GATOR! ORGANIZATIONS) ARE eral Allegheny Students and This little guy is having a great BETTER THAN ONE: Alpha other members of the West time at the Homecoming Game Chi Omega, Phi Kappa Psi, and Mead #2 Volunteer Fire De­ dressed as the Allegheny Theta Chi teamed up to reen­ partment supply the tradi­ Mascot...think he might really act the stealing of the 13th tional fire engine to the Home­ be a Gatdr one day? plank off the rustic bridge and coming Parade. earned themselves the Best FUN FOR ALL AGES: Mem­ Float award. THERE'S A PINNING bers of ANTS (Allegheny Non- TONITE! Kappa Kappa Traditional Students) got their THE PRIDE OF ALLEGHENY: Gamma and Phi Delta Theta kids involved in showing Alpha Delta Pi and Sigma Al­ recreated a pinning ceremony Gator spirit and earned them­ pha Epsilon paired up to show at Brooks for their Homecom­ selves Best Walking Entry with their Allegheny pride. ing float. their snazzy moving gator float and mini gator kids. MILK ME: Kappa Alpha Theta SOUTH HIGHLAND and Delta Tau Delta paired up HOTTIES: The residents of HABITAT BREAKS IT to create a spoof of the "Got South Highland came out in DOWN: Members of Habitat Milk"? ads for their Homecom­ full support of this years for Humanity take a break from ing float. Homecoming. gettin' their groove on at the Homecoming Dance to pose G-O G-A-T-O-R-S! These three for a nice picture. girls know that the Gator's love to yell and when we yell we PRETTY WOMEN: These six yell like hell! freshmen ladies get their first taste of what a good party the FAMILY AND FRIENDS: Gator's throw. Members of the Staff Advisory Council and their families put together a great float illustrat­ ing this year's homeomcing theme and featuring their kids musical talents. THE TERRIFIC THREESOME: These three guys take a break from working hard to show that they can still look good after a long day Make A of helping out the community. GREEN THUMBED GATORS: These two girls try their hand at fixing up a garden for a Meadville Difference Day resident. It looks like they are doing a great job too!

Title: All That Jazz Choreographer: Tricia Gearhart WORKING HARD: Song: "All That Jazz" (from Chicago! This student cleans Title: In The End up after working on Choreographer: Lea Mariani the roof of a local Song: "In The End" (Linkin Park) home. Title: American Tribute Choreographer: Abby Wilson Song: "Only Time" (Enya)

Title: Never Gonna Come Back Down Choreographer: Brenna Dykta Song: "Never Gonna Come Back Down" (BT)

Title: All Along The Watchtower Choreographer: Maria Vietto UP ON THE ROOF Song: "All Along The Watchtower" (Dave Matthews Band) TOP... Matt Kozlowski cleans Title: Smuckers Choreographer: Jacque Petty leaves out of a Song: "Edge of Seventeen & Bootylicious" (Stevie Nicks & Destiny's gutter on a local Child) house. Title: Ingenue Choreographer: Kristen Lauth Song: "Life in Mono" (Mono)

Title: J-to-the-LO Choreographer: Lauren Abbott Song: "Gonna Be Alright" (Jennifer Lopez)

Title: A Mellow Accent REWARDS FOR Choreographers: Kelly Shaeffer, Jerry Zupan HARD WORK: Song: "No Diggity" (Blackstreet) 2002 Orchesis Dancers: Lauren Abbott, Erika Almquist, Nicole Ballon, Members of Phi A HOUSE INTO A HOME: SLOW AND STEADY ... Allee Barr, Lindsay Baxter, Maggie Behr, Victoria Bushmire, Cara Members of the track and field Title: Hope in Your Eyes Delta Theta This group of Allegheny students Cammarata, Terra Caputo, Megan Carbaugh, Teresa Cashman, Sean works on many aspects of this lo­ team show that they work well as Choreographer: Kana Lee Cavanaugh, Andrea Chalmers, Liz Colteryahn, Alicia Debelak, Brenna Fraternity enjoy the cal house to make it more livable a team both on and off the field. Song: "Satisfied and Paradise" (J. Live and Out of Eden) Dykta, Maggie Ednie, Jackie Eidam, Tom Everest, Megan Fabich, Kate picnic for all for its residents. Finch-Vincoli, Adriana Formoso, Lisa Frey, Kristen Gall, Tricia Gearhart, MADD partici­ Title: Revolution Choreographer: Amanda Phillips Kelly Geer, Cristin Giancola, Liz Gilliland, Dawn Glover, Jen Graczyk, pants. Song: "Sexual Revolution" (Macy Gray) Allyson Green, Laura Greenhow, Mary Hall, Jen Hannon, Melissa Harlan, Jessica Hayes, Jerry Holguin, Krista Igou, Ashley Judy, Brianna Title: Fallen Kalp, Katie Ketcham, Jamie Kimbrough, Sarah Kost, Kristen Lauth, Choreographer: Nicole Ballon Kana Lee, Liz Lemley, Jessica McCurdy, Doug McGill, Megan McShea, Song: "Fallen" (Alicia Keys) Lea Mariani, Missy Maceyko, Evangeline Maratides, Dana Mazur, Megan Meyer, Missy Meyer, Alexis Mioducki, Carla Monzo, Maria HARD AT WORK: Title: Play Your Fiddle Hard Moyer, Erin Murphy, Rebecca Nicholis, Ben Orndorff, Rae Ann Paff, These three Choreographers: Liz Colteryahn and Maggine Ednie Song: "The Devil Went Down To Georgia" (The Charlie Daniels Band) Danie Parsons, Jen Paul, Shauna Pepper, Jess Perryman, Jacqueline freshmen take a Petty, Amanda Phillips, Christina Poiicicchio, Karrie Presutti, Caitlyn break from working Title: I Don't Think You Can Handle This Pryde,Shaon Rahman, Laura Reardon, Ryan Reczek, Ryan Rittenhouse, hard on this project Choreographers: Erin Williams and Angie Marantides Chris Rorabaugh, Nory Sams, Miranda Sarachine, Jim Scriven, Stephanie Song: "Uh-Huh" (B2K) to pose for the Seamen, Pat Sergeant, Justine Sever, Kelly Shaeffer, Yasir Shah, Sarah

camera. Title: Enrapturing You Shoemaker, Amanda Skura, Vedrana Smailagic, Jessica Smeltz, Ellen Choreographer: Terra Aliese Caputo Smith, Kristen Sokalski, Carol Stamnas, Jen Steinsdoerfer, Kristy Striner, Song: "Rapture" (iio) Jamie Sullivan, Ralph Tune, Sam Urick, Joe Vickless, Maria Vietto, Julie Wagner, Lauren Wagner, Kristina Wells, Kathryn Wheeler, Erin Will­ Title: Nobody Puts The Seniors In the Comer... iams, Abby Wilson, Crystal Wincko, Shateela Winters, Brooke Woods, Choreographers: Megan Fabich, Jerry Zupan, Kristen Lauth, Kelly Shaeffer Rachel Wysocki, Jerry Zupan. Orchesis Director: Terra Aliese Caputo. Song: I've Had The Time Of Mv Life (from Dirtv Dancing Lights and Sound: Marc Burr, Ryan Rittenhouse, Matt Dickey, Dan Rickets. Stage Manager: Kate Faber. Right: G.A.P. members get lucky and pose with comedian Jimmy Fallon after his awesome performance at Allegheny. Far Right: Laura Tereshko, Lindsay Smith, Allison Durian, and Cristin Giancola stop at the tropical Rainforest Cafe during a NACA (National Association for Campus Activities) conference . GAP. Below: The band No U Turn performs at the ever popular Wingfest. AUTtinKXYrou^ Below Right: B-l-N-G-O. Students hope to score a win during Survival Bingo in McKinley's. Below Far Right Top: A member of Irish band "Stand" sings up close to a bashful student, though she most likely doesn't really mid too much. Below Far Right Bottom: Students gather on Brooks Lawn to enjoy the beautiful un-Meadville-like weather, good music, and some tasty wings and other food.

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GAP PRESENTS: On FUNKY CHICKEN: The AND THE WINNER September 12th, popular annual Wingfest was held on IS...Cristin Giancola presents comedian and Saturday Night September 21st on Brooks a DVD player to Oi-Ling Yu Life cast member Jimmy Lawn and with nice weather at a GAP afterhours event. Fallon packed Shafer and a huge crowd, was a great Auditorium. time for all who atteneded.

The 2002-2003 school year was full of awesome events sponsored by G.A.P. They showed 19 recently released movies including Spider Man, Divine Secrets of the Ya Ya Sisterhood, My Big Fat Greek Wedding, and Harry Potter & The Chamber Allegheny College ingfest 2002 of Secrets. They also sponsored over a dozen W performers such as Jimmy Fallon, illusionist Craig P. Karges, musician Ron Irizary, comedian Juston

Above: Greek Advisor and Assistant G.A. McKinney, Irish band "Stand," and "The Clarks. Director of Student Activities Keri Fadden plays the dealer during the Wingfest and the many Afterhours events, such as spring semester casino night. Above Right: "You are what you eat" was the theme for this year's Wingfest. survival bingo, casino night, and karaoke were as Right: Even the vegetarian students on campus can enjoy wingfest with big a hit as ever. This year also saw the introduc­ Vegetarian Nuggets. Above Far Right: A huge crowd showed up for the performace of tion of Allegheny Idol, a spin-off of the TV show "Stand" on the Pelletier Library patio. Far Right: Seth Walbridge and Mike American Idol. Flanick participate in Karaoke at Late Night McKinley's. Right: PHI PSI STYLE: Greek Sing Looks like Tex, Ryan, and Brett not only Greek Sing was a hit as always with learn brotherhood and leadership as } 1 some of the most creative members of Phi Kappa Psi but they also performances yet. This years's learn how to dress handsomely. ^ ' V . winners were Delta Tau Delta for the Below: YOU ARE THE ONE WE WANT! third year in a row and Alpha Chi Omega also for the third year in a The sisters of Alpha Delta Pi present m " row. Pictured here are Brothers of "Grease" with a personal touch during the Panhellenic Council 2002: Panhellenic Council 2003: Delta Tau Delta Ben Munroe and President President third night of formal recruimment. Matt "Batch" Adams playing Kristen Gall Erin Brady Far Right: Sam Urick epitomizes the 80's Mavrick and Goose from Top Gun. V.P. Membership Development V.P. Membership Development Jen Hannon Kristen Albert hair band look while the brothers of Sigma V.P. Community Development V.P. Community Development Alpha Epsilon perform "Pour Some Sugar Jess Matz Katrina Daley M Greek Goddess on Me" at this year's Greek Sing. V.P. Recruitment Administration V.P. Recruitment Administration Alicia Debelak Miranda Sarracchine Left: PHILANTHROPY NIGHT: Sponsored by the sisters of Kappa V.P. Recruitment Programming Ph Alpha Theta, the Greek Goddess V.P. Recruitment Programming Sisters of Kappa Alpha Theta and Jordan Slopey April Swierczynski women going through recruitment competition brought out the woman in V.P. Public Relations V.P. Public Relations ten fraternity men. The contestants were Meredith Buesching make dreamcatchers for children Robin Lyle judged based on evening gown wear, V.P. Finance V.P. Finance under the care of CASA. Jenaya Jubeck, Karin Brown hJ talent (karaoke), group toga dance, and Katie Kovach, Lindsey Nagle V.P. Administration a question and answer period. The V.P. Administration Below Left: MUSICALLY Kim Jacob Jennifer Lauer winner was Greg "Tex" Goga of Phi TALENTED: Theta Chi's John Kappa Psi. Pictured here are IFC Raucci jams on the accordian President Ryan Reczek and Panhel Interfraternal Council 2002: Interfraternal Council 2003: during their Greek Sing perfor­ President Kristen Gall. President President mance of "Moondance." Ryan Reczek Thomas Ess V.P. Membership Development Sigma Rho Chi's V.P. Membership Development w Tony Nicotra Andrew Miller Below: ALPHA CHI'S ON FIRE! V.P. Community Development V.P. Community Development The sisters of Alpha Chi Omega This year the Recruitment Dave DeVenney?? Ryan Barnes w Counselors for women's pose together after their awesome V.P. Recruitment Programming V.P. Recruitment Programming recruitment were changed to Joe Pavlic Chicko Patel performance of "Hot Hot Hot" at . firtc,' Sorority Recruitment Counselors, V.P. Public Relations V.P. Public Relations Greek Sing. or Sigma Rho Chis'. Thanks to Art Craig §A - ^ -1 John Meyer their hard work and dedication to V.P. Finance V.P. Finance Bottom: GOODNESS promoting Greek Life as a whole John Schwend Matthew Dickey GRACIOUS! The brothers of V.P. Administration V.P. Administration on Allegheny's campus, spring John Herse David W olf u Delta Tau Delta belt out "Great m i recruitmnet was a huge success. Balls of Fire", with John Abrams All Greek Photo accompanying them on piano, as part of their "Top Gun" Medley MGCA at Greek Sing. Fifteen members and leaders of the Greek community traveled to £ » * s. Chicago, Illinois for the annual MGCA conference. There they w attended sessions on many aspects of Greek Life and brought back many wonderful ideas on how to continue improving Greek Life here at X tv Allegheny. U Greek Week w mmm This years Greek Week was a huge success thanks to the hard work Chapter Presidents: Fall & Spring Above: "I'M SO HAPPY THAT I Above: OL' BROWN EYES: The Alpha Delta Pi: Marcie Anthony & Karin Brown h of the Panhellenic and Interfraternal J AM A"....The sisters of Kappa brothers of Phi Delta Theta croon Councils. Events included Greek Alpha Chi Omega: Kristen Lauth & Kasia Kryston Kappa Gamma serenade their out the words of Van Morrison's Awards, an All-Greek Letter Day, Kappa Alpha Theta: Kelly Bordash & Stacy Monarko fP€ h J new members with a traditional "Brown Eyed Girl" at Greek Sing. Mud Games at Robertson Field, and a Kappa Kappa Gamma: Crystal Wincko & Sarah Caligiuri song at this years spring run-out. Greek Service Day and Picnic. Delta Tau Delta: Jake Nagle & Joseph Knupp j Li > Pictured here are muddy ladies Erin Theta Chi: Tom Ess & Chris Johnson |tv Brady, Sarah Klingler, and Erica Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Dave DeVenney & Scott Dai < Kovach Phi Delta Theta: John Meyer & Ben Walsh Phi Kappa Psi: Billy Johnston & Brett Bennedetti No Matter The Letter, We’re All Greek Together Left: PI WALKS THIS WAY, PI TALKS THIS WAY: The sisters of Alpha Delta Pi performed Aerosmith and RunDMC's "Walk Activities Fair This Way." Below: CAN YOU WORK IT? Last The Activities Fair is held at the beginning of each semester to give students, both year's winners, ABC, performed two numbers, one to Missy Elliot's new and returning, the opportunity to learn about the many organizations at latest hit, and a step number. Allegheny and allows students to sign up to be a member of these organizations. ■ i AND YOUR HOSTS ARE...John Meyer and Meredith Buesching were the hosts of this Left: KING OF THE years SAMS event. Above Right: WHERE ADVOCATES: Blair WOULD YOU LIKE TO Anundson is surely at the GO TODAY? Members of Below Left: LET'S activities fair the Allegheny Outing club GO TO THE FAIR! representing more than display memoirs of their The campus center one political or many exciting outdoor lobby played host environmental group. excursiouns. to both the fall and spring fairs. Right: DRESS UP TIME! Members of SET (Student Experimental Theatre) are people of many identities. Below: TWINKLE TOES: Members Below: SERVICE TO of JaDE (Jazz and ALL: Members of Alpha Dance Ensemble) Phi Omega promote their show some of Above: ARE YOU co-ed service fraternity. Above: SAE N'SYNC: The their sweet dance DIRTY? The sisters of moves to try to brothers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon perform to a Justin Timberlake and Alpha Chi Omega, recruit more members. N'Sync Medley. with the help of some Left: THE GOOD OL' DAYS: The generous fellows, do a Brothers of Theta Chi dance to Christina Aguilera "Glory Days" by Bruce medley. Springsteen. S.A.M.S

Above Left: HAVE PRIDE IN YOURSELF AND OTHERS: Members of Allegheny Gay Pride promote their values and events in hopes of increasing acceptance of all types of lifestyles. Above Right: IT'S ALL IN HOW YOU PLAY THE GAME: Members of ARGO (Anime, Role Playing and Gaming Organization) display books and AND THE WINNER IS...? The brothers of Delta Tau Delta put on an figures representing their many intrests and Above: CUTE AND CREATIVE COOKS: entertaining show as always. Their songs included "Ghetto Superstar," activities. Students from the Arts House came out to "Baby I Got Your Money," "Superfreak," and "Can't Touch This." For their Right: WE’RE FEELIN'HUT HUT HUT! Members promote their houses's fun events-and performance they recieved four awards: Most Money Raised, Best Costume, of Habitat for Humanity proudly display pictures who could resist with homemade yummy Best Greek Performance, and Best Overall Performance. from the years events and hope to gain more help cookies as a reward?! in achieving their goal of building a house. Washington, D.C. Huddleston, VA Attendees worked with the issue These students did of HIV and AIDS in with a group environmental work at Smith called Food and Friends, Inc. Mountain Lake Park. Springfest

Springfest, sponsored by cluded Henna tattoos, blow- G.A.P. and ASG, was held up volleyball, climbing on April 12th. Though the wall, caricatures, a pie the weather didn't seem like it presidents booth, and lots was going to cooperate, the of vendors from both the day turned out to be beauti­ Meadville community and ful for events both inside school organizations. the Wise Center and out. Fourbandsperformed: Dis­ Alternative torted Penguins, Oval Opus, Buzz Poets, and The Spring Break Clarks. Other events in­ ASB

AT LEAST IT'S NOT PERMA- EVERYONE'S FAVORITE! The NENT! Many Springfest goers Wise Center was packed for took the chance to get a tattoo of Springfest's most popular event, the temporary and au natural kind Pittsburgh band The Clarks, that from a Henna artist. had the crowd going wild.

Statesville, NC Students helped Habitat for Humanity to build homes for community members.

Cullowhee, NC Students worked with an agency called Southern Appalachian Building Aid to repair homes in this area. IS THAT REALLY WHAT Buffalo, NY THE TALENTS OF WE LOOK LIKE?! - t Students attending this trip ALLEGHENY: Students worked with VIVE, a refugee Students had the listened to many student center. opportunity to get silly performers during caricatures of ENJOYING THE BEAUTIFUL WEATHER: Springfest, in addition to themselves drawn by a professional bands. local artist Students had the opportunity to scale the Outdoor Programs rock climbing wall. Dean's Award-Krista Igou; Brian Grogan Helping Hand Award—Benjamin Munroe; Ethical Leadership Award-Curt Weaver; Artistic Expression of Leadership- Up 'Til Dawn Grounds for Change; Paula Coyle Wurst Community Building Award—GLEAM and Leadership Awards Ryan Reczek; Award for Outstanding Philanthropic Event-Brooks, Walker, and Walker Annex Trick-or-Treat Night; Commitment to Service Awards-Matt Dickey, Michelle Ferry, Sharon Greene, and Tara Smith; Hurdle Award-jeremy Scott; Impact Award-Andrea Chalmers, Kristen Cheman, and Art Craig; Bridge Award—jessica-Leigh Glasser; Alyson Lawendowski Award-Karen Hoerst; Outstanding Organization Aivard-Men’s and Women's Track and Field Team; Outstanding Advisor Award-Nancy Trambes (GLEAM); p H o c W t o President Award-Kelly Bordash; Paraskcvi Mavrogcorgis Inspiration Award-jessica Buck; Outstanding Resident Award-Campus Council; sViouW t f 'V " f t Scholar Leader Award-Rebekah Gayley and Britl Russert; Outstanding Leader Awards-Thomas Ess, Cristin Giancola, and Casey Hamm; Roy Cerise justice Award-Andrea McMillen; Circle Awards-Erin Brady, Abby Klinshaw, Kristen Lauth, Megan Romano; Rookie of the Year Award daw" ' Caitlin Gembol and Mike Thomas; Dedication Award—Celeste Lindahl, Alex Mericli, Laura Tereshko, jcff Weimer, Rachel Wysocki, and Nicole Yelich; Unsung Hero Awards—Kristine Bialy-Viau, Kati Donovan, Adam Oshnock, Michelle Seymour, and Stephanie Todaro.

ALL TOGETHER NOW: IMPROVING ALLEGHENY: DEDICATION AND Members of the Up 'Til GLEAM (Gators Leading, COMMITMENT: Megan Dawn exec board and com­ Educating, and Mentoring), Romano receives one of four mittees pose with Wendy received the Paula Coyle Wurst Circle Awards from President Nave, Allegheny's ALSAC/ Community Building Award. Cook St. Jude Representative.

Top Right: THE NEXT GIRL BAND? Sara Schmidt, Sahr Said, and Katie Shreve record their beautiful singing at the make your own CD booth.

GET YOUR GROOVE ON! Participants in Up 'Til Dawn take part in the dance marathon portion of the evening.

ARE YOU STRONG ENOUGH TO BE MY MAN? These guys display their strength by building a pyramid built on trust.

KAPPA KRAZIES: Maggie Behr, Crystal Wincko, Katie Wheeler, and frind let their silly side show!

LET THE GAMES BEGIN! A Four Square Tournament was one of the highlights of STUCK IN THE MIDDLE WITH HIGH HONORS: Krista Igou re­ GOOD FOOD AND GOOD this year's UTD celebration. YOU: John Abrams is a lucky ceives the prestigious Dean's COMPANY: Curt Weaver, Kristie guy to get to sit between two Award, awarded to an upperclass Seelman, and Becky Rittenhouse lovely, intelligent, and outstand­ student who has made signifi­ take a quick break from their ing women, Amanda Childs and cant contributions to the college delicious dinner. Gretchen Sandy. community. Supporting a good cause and having fun at the same time... ^ Thoughts on leadership from Allegheny Students.

LOVE IN ALL HAPPINESS IS... ALL SMILES: Now John Hreha, one of "To me, leadership "You can either take SHAPES AND As these balloons that their hard work the featured student is accepting the credit for something SIZES: This couple will tell you, helping has paid off, Advisor speakers, shares his responsibilities and or you can make it kisses and makes up the children at St. Keri Fadden, Execu­ leadership wisdom. sacrifices necessary happen, a leader is after challenging Jude Hosptial really tive Director Lindsay The other student to make a positive someone who each other at sumo makes you feel Nagle, and Advising speaker was impact on the lives makes things wrestling. great. Assistant Ryan Amanda Childs. of others." happen." Reczek can have a -Chessy Cortese- -Sharon Greene- little fun. Allegheny Student Government Service Opportunities ★

C abinet Back Row L-R: Beth Cieply (Asst. Director of Diversity Affairs), Dominic Randazzo (Attorney General), Devon Hailey (Chief of Staff), Kyle Henry March Month of Service Carnival (Parliamentarian), Greg Banks (Director of Educational Affairs), Marc Chagnon (Controller). Middle Row L-R: Jesse Osiadlo (Asst. Director of Concerts and Special Events), Jeffrey Weimer (Treasurer), Nicki Stachewicz (Director of Student Affairs) Megan Donnelly (Director of Concerts and Special Events), Katie Leese (Asst. Director of Public Relations), Holly Pariavecchio (Workstudy Assistant). Front Row L-R: Andy DeVincentis (Vice President), John Hreha (President), Carrie Lonsinger (Director of Philanthropic Events). Not Pictured: Emily Stutz (Asst.Treasurer), Jacqueline Petty (Director of Diversity Affiars), Liza Staudt (Director of Student Voting), Dan Slowey (Asst. Director of Student Voting), Lindsey Katora (Assistant Director of Educational Affairs), Breonna Frisk (Director of Public Relations), Jamie Kimbrough (Asst. Director of Student Affairs), John Simon (Webmaster). Senate

Bonner Leaders Peer Project Leaders

Class of 2006 Class o f 2005 Back Row L-R: Craig Berger, Alyssa Davitt, Courtney Alonzo, Corey Back Row L-R: Brad Stolze (Vice President), Paul Falso, Angela Januzzi, Peterson (Vice President). Front Row L-R: Janine Rinderle (Treasurer), Cory Lipchik (Treasurer). Front Row L-R: Ben Walsh (President), Joelleen Andy Bosh, Sahr Said (Secretary), Adrienne Genovese (President), George Brandt, Lindsay Preston, Lindsay Kuchta (Secretary), Courtney Coyle, Thomas. Not Pictured: Amy Crouse. Ariann Polaksy.

Brooks Halloween Trick-or-Treating Habitat for Humanity Hut-A-Thon

Class of 2004 Class of 2003 Back Row L-R: Brian O'Malley, Allison Winkler, Sarah Bendel. Front Row Back Row L-R: Kevin McCormack, Rob Chenoweth, Kyle O'Connor L-R: Lindsay Fair (Treasurer), Lauren Donato (Vice President), Amanda (Secretary), Scotland Duncan. Front Row L-R: Traci Roble, Adriana O'Toole (President), Stacy Monarko, Derek Segesdy. Formoso, Amy Boyer (President), Teisha Smith-Harrison, Vanessa Braun Not Pictured: Kristy Sikora (Secretary), Missy Maceyko. (Treasurer). Not Pictured: Kate Wayman (Vice President). America Reads West Mead #2 Volunteer Firefighters Cheerleading______Cheerleaders perform at Allegheny Football and Basketball games and other events throughout the year. They are a fully student run organization.

2002-2003 Cheerleaders: Rachel Wysocki (Cap­ tain), Kristen Grenda, Cara Cammarata, Maggie Behr, Kasia Kryston, Kelly Andrzejczyk, Laural Kelly, Liz Gilliland, Melanie Wilson, Aubrie Kohlmeyer, Jess Smeltz, Natalie DelPrato, Jay Calvert, Marc Burr, Matt Stairiker.

NOT JUST A LITTLE SONG AND DANCE: The Allegheny Cheerleading squad demonstrates amazing ac­ Senior Week robatic skill and athletic abilities. Senior Week is an annual year end event sponsored by the senior class and is held the iveek prior to Commencement on campus and at various Meadville locations. Tuesday 5/6—Luau at the Doc Livingstons Wednesday 517-Senior Class Picnic on [j LETS-GO-TEAM! Brooks Lawn The Gator cheerleaders put on a Thursday 5/8— Various daytime activities, sweet dance routine during CELEBRATE!! halftime of a Gator basketball Tour of Meadville and Members of the cheerleading game. squad show their school spirit on Late Night Karaoke a float in the Homecoming Parade Friday 5/9—Casino Night at before heading off to lead the G-OOOO G-A-T-O-R-S! SWAMP in cheering on the The Gator cheerleaders keep the Meadville Country Club football team. fans and the team pumped up by cheering on the sidelines during a basketball game in the Wise Center. A thletics Season At A Glance Won 15 Lost 5 Season At A Glance: Won 5 Lost 5 Washington & Jefferson 2-1 I Mt. Union 4 -1 1 St. Marys 2-1 I Villa Julie 3-0 Baldwin Wallace 2-22 I Washington & Jefferson 28-25 I Westminster 13-24 Fredonia State 1-3 I Marietta 1-2 > Wooster 1-2 I Baldwin-Wallace 1-0 > Wabash 14-241 Hiram 56-01 Wooster 7-211 Denison 50-161 Wittenberg 3-491 Wittenberg 2-0 ) John Carroll 0-41 Kenyon 4-11 Wabash3-0 ► Hiram 5-0 Oberlin Earlham 28-71 Ohio Wesleyan 14-0 Football Men's Soccer 2-0 t Denison 2-0 > Alfred 5-2 > Ohio Wesleyan 2-1 I Earlham 2-1 I NCAC Tournament Seminfinals vs. Denison 2-0 > NCAC Tournament Championship vs. Ohio Wesleyan 0-1

2002-03 MEN'S SOCCER TEAM: Back Row L-R: Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Matt Moffa, David Kirkwood, Jason Figura, Jonathan Gearhart, Unknown, Unknown, Erik Johnson,Unknown. Middle 2002 FOOTBALL TEAM: M. Komar, C. Reeves, J. Baker, B. Sondej, J. Sye, K. Keenan, J. Turner, B. Smith, B. Stotsky, K. Row L-R: Coach Angleo Panzetta, Assistant Coach Rhoades, T. Simon, J. Cowart, P. Fryman, W. McMahon, R. Boyer, B. Kuchta, M. Spieler, D. Lapinski, C. Lewis, N. Hurt, Mike Houser, David Roberts, Colin Redman, Eric E. Patricko, C. Krepps, W. Johnson, C. Devlin, D. DiNardo, E. George, S. Williams, G. Bonner, G. Dziurzynski, B. Bland, Unknown, Brett Weber, Adam Fletcher, Ben Behrens, D. Chrisner, A. DiNardo, N. Smith, T. Carl, R. James, R. Allen, A. Sondej, D. Vikara, M. Sober, L. Kaufman, A. Duncan, B. Woods, M. Meili, M. Ludewig, B. O'Malley, R. Taylor, J. Beh, J. White, D. Pearson, E. Kormos, E. Rupp, Q. Montgomery, Ian Fisher, Scott Tooker, Matt Grant, M. Giordanengo, M. Soltis, A. Cromie, B. Hunter, G. Luther, A. Klimas, J. Brady, B. Schultz, W. Myers, T. Leonard, Armstrong, Josh Johnson. Front Row L-R: David S. Mielke, J. Walton, P. Pugh, J. Black, J. Zollars, D. Pisanick, P. Martin, M. Haborak, M. Mansfield, B. Johnston, I. Recker, Matt Bowman, Unknown, Brian Manougian, Amman, M. Burr, N. Simpson, M. Fisher, T. Sullivan, N. Sciarro, E. Cornish, P. Wishnok, B. Ziemba, A. Perego, T. Josh VerHague, Thaddeus Rupp, Andrew Cutler, Halligan, S. DiGirolamo, J. Ridolfi, C. Morgan, B. Carl, M. DiGirolamo, D. Onarko, M. Gelles, P. Huffman, B. Kauffman, Ryan Leahy, Scotland Duncan, Justin DeLeon. M. Romano, J. Trembulak, A. Johnston, M. Fertile, J. Calvert, M. Fonzi, J. Kelly, A. Polack, R. Adams, K. Geiser, L. Pelger, J. Blahowicz, T. Fusaro, M. Pohl, J. Shuluga, J.P. McFeeley, A. Smith, G. deGarmeaux, J. Altemus, J. Nemeth, S. Daley, J. Schaefer, M. Stairiker, J. Imhoff, J. Murphy, P. Gorse, S. Laird, A. Rodgers, V. Werner. HEAD COACH: Mark Matlak. ASSISTANT COACHES: Jim Glogowski, Matt Pawlowski, Andy McKenzie, Tony Kunczewski, Jeremy Bandy, Nick Season At A Glance Won 14 Lost 4 Tied 2 Monroe, Craig Sutyak. Allegheny Classic vs. Geneseo 2-01 Allegheny Classic vs. John Carroll 3 -0 1 Carnegie Mellon 1-21 Oneonta State 1-21 Hartwick 4-01 Mount Union 3-0> Women's Soccer Walsh 2-0 ► Grove City 3-0 ► Earlham 2-11 Wittenberg 7-0 > Frostburg State 1- 0 1PSU Behrend 1-01 Ohio Wesleyan 0-3 ► Hiram 4-01 Kenyon 3-1► Oberlin 1-0 > Westminster 0-01 Wooster 0-01 Denison 1-0 > Wooster 1-2

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2002-03 WOMEN'S SOCCER TEAM: Back Row L-R: Assistant Coach Meagan Horner, Kryss Jones, Caitlin Joyce, Unknown, Randi Potter, Joan Anderson, Elizabeth Van Parys, Leah Karpa, Jill Malone, Coach Paul Bonus. Middle Row L-R: Mandy Sysko, Claudia Garcia, Teresa Lettrich, Unknown, Elizabeth Ferguson, Unknown, Vicki Hritz, Jill Gray, Jen Bilec. Front Row L-R: Beth McLaughlin, Unknown, Sharon Greene, Andrea Carhuaslla, Katelyn Stroup, Ashley Kittridge. Us Them Us Them Westminster 0 3 PSU Behrend 3 0 Cross Country CMU 0 3 Ohio Wesleyan 3 2 Muskingum 0 3 Denison 1 3 Thiel 3 0 Oberlin 3 0 Westminster 0 3 Earlham 3 0 Oberlin 3 0 Wooster 3 2 PSU Behrend 3 0 Grove City 2 3 Muhlenberg 3 0 Hiram unscored Geneva 2 3 Gettysburg 1 3 Spike Shoe Invitational Rbt. Wesleyan 2 3 7th of 20 W & J 3 0 Lycoming 0 3 Allegheny Classic Capital 1 3 CMU 0 3 0 1st of 11 Muskingum 3 Thiel 3 0 0 Dickinson Long/Short Marietta 3 Buffalo State 2 3 0 CMU 0 Invitational 7th of 20 Heidelberg 3 3 Slippery Rock 0 NCAC Quarter Finals Carnegie Mellon 3 Wittenberg 0 vs. Ohio Wesleyan Invitational 1st of 11 3 2 2002-03 VOLLEYBALL TEAM: Back Row L-R: Sarah Miller, Lisa NCAC Championship Kenyon 3 3 0 2002-03 MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY: Rob Ahlin, Jason Betts, Chris Mcllvred, Megan Finch, Dhira Dale, Katie Bradshaw, Erin McLure. 1st of 10 Hiram 3 0 vs. Denison 0 3 Carrier, deForest Carter, Jeff Conroy, Mark Delaney, Corey Front Row L-R: Vicki Kajder, Jackie Vesci, Amy Morrison, NCAA Mideast Regional Drabert, Sean Flynn, Devon Hailey, Jeff Hathorn, Ryan Rhiannon Mauk, Tiffany Bennett, Lindsey Tupman. COACH: 3rd of 34 Jordanhazy, Brian Kollar, Anton Martz, Chris Miwa, Andy Bridget Sheehan. NCAA Division III Monnot, Matt Niederst, Kevin Pool, Matt Popowicz, Dan Princic, Championship Aaron Rape, James Rodems, Tim Ross, David Shope, Carl Smith, 24th of 24 Ryan Turner, Ian Vonie, David Washousky, Brian Zimmer. COACH: Bill Ross.

2002-03 WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY: Chelsea Benson, Michelle Casella, Leigh Women Ciofani, Allison Foote, Hiram unscored Leigh Gilmore, Tonia Spike Shoe Invitational Hartzell, Lindsey Hayes, 3rd of 17 Katie Kuba, Megan Allegheny Classic McShea, Katherine 1st of 10 Mickley, Nicole Dickinson Long/Short Morandi, Deserae Pegg, Invitational 2nd of 31 Sara Roberts, Leigh Carnegie Mellon Seserko, Leah Shouey, Invitational 1st of 12 Lindsey Shouey, Lisa NCAC Championship Weed. COACH: Bill Us Them 1st of 9 Ross. Vassar 9 11 NCAA Mideast Lacrosse Clarkson 3 10 Regional 3rd of 34 Buffalo State 9 8 Fredonia 6 8 Kenyon 6 12 I.U.P. 8 16 Earlham 11 1 Ohio W esleyanl3 14 St. Vincent 8 7 Oberlin 13 7 Denison 11 12 Wittenberg 6 12 Wooster 3 16

2002- 03 LACROSSE TEAM: Lauren McCatty, Ashley Lemmon, Caitlyn Joyce, Courtney Coyle, Phoebe Chad wick-Rivinus, Rebecca Ozimek, Joan Anderson, Dacie Parsons, Emily Modzelewski, Anna Gordon, Beth McLaughlin, Emily Deering, Dana Newman, Laura Cord, Nina Lubarski, Ashley Rogerson, Sara Taillon, Lindsay Vance. COACH: Paul Bonus. ASSISTANT COACH: Meagen Homer. Basketball Men's Women's

Us Them Us Them West Penn Classic Allegheny Tip Off Grove City 87 84 Tournament Washington & Waynesburg 79 54 Jefferson 96 71 Misericordia 86 80 Holiday Classic Washington & Jefferson 55 64 Juniata 84 91 2002-2003 Men's Swimming & Diving Team 2002-2003 Women's Swimming & Diving Team Olivet 78 83 Nazareth College Team: Mike Burillo, Robert Clark, Christian Glass, Nicholas Girard, Team: Kelley Anderson, Kelley Angleberger, Carla Basil, Heather Berry, 82 81 Tournament Theil Adam Homoki, John Hreha, Matt Kohan, Reed Natali, Andrew Rielly, Liz Borgatti, Katie Caldwell, Kristen Cheman, Michelle Cicero, Amy 61 Wittenberg 66 70 Nazareth 60 Steve Rusnica, Richard Seward, Matt Wilson. Clements, Megan DeLotell, Lauren DeStefano, Katie Gibson, Tat Greepe, California 75 82 Mt. St. Mary 58 66 Coach: Tom Erdos. Bethany Hart, Marguerite Hegman, Sarah Kuhn, Rose Leous, Emily Westminster 70 57 Capital 52 74 Meyer, Megan Natali, HeatherOsterwise, Kellyn Rielly, Carolyn Roncolato, Earlham 80 60 Wooster 60 76 Heather Simmons, Kristi Stone, Lauren Taylor, Jenn Vota. Wabash 64 73 Carnegie Mellon 45 61 Coach: Tom Erdos. Alfred 88 69 Case Western 71 84 Swimming & Diving PSU Behrend 52 53 Earlham 74 58 Kenyon 83 68 Wittenberg 56 80 Team Scored Meets Wooster 69 80 Westminster 60 70 OH Wesleyan 86 93 Kenyon 48 44 Men's Team Women's Team Hiram 103 94 Oberlin 70 63 Clarion 2nd of 2 Clarion 2nd of 2 Denison 83 88 OH Wesleyan 60 70 Edinboro 1st of 2 Edinboro 1st of 2 Oberlin 98 81 Wooster 75 65 Eastern Michigan Eastern Michigan Wittenberg 66 63 Kenyon 60 51 Invitational 6th of 7 Invitational 5th of 6 Wooster 74 97 Hiram 73 63 Westminster 2nd of 2 Westminster 2nd of 2 Kenyon 94 79 Denison 62 57 NCAC NCAC Oberlin 99 60 Earlham 57 55 Championships 6th of 9 Championships 5th of 8 Denison 87 61 Wittenberg 45 98 Hiram 109 76 Oberlin 64 52 OH Wesleyan 85 81 Denison 61 74 NCAC Quarterfinals Hiram 76 60 Non-Team Scored Meets Earlham 92 90 OH Wesleyan 55 60 NCAC Relays NCAC Semifinals NCAC Quarterfinals Westminster Relays Wittenberg 73 72 Earlham 63 53 Case Western Reserve NCAC Championship NCAC Semifinals Allegheny Invitational Wooster 71 93 Wittenberg 27 95 Grove City Carnegie Mellon Clarion Case Western Reserve Invitational NCAA Championships

2002-2003 Men's Basketball Team 2002-2003 Women's Basketball Team Varisty: A.J. Casini, Nick Catanzarite, Billy Dungee, Erik Chmel, Eric Varisty: Valery Medwid, Jamie Parone, Raelynn Miles, Caitlin Murtagh Johnson, Matt Magnusen, Ryan Meerstein, Ryan Scott, Matt Skiljo, Tyrell Jessica Kankoski, Shawna Little, Jenna Raglani, Meredith McDonough Smith, Adam Straub, Jon Turner, J.J. Wilson, Brad Witucki. Junior Allison Roberts, Beth Van Parys, Kristin Kramarik, Courtney Steding Varsity: Sean Brakey, Keith Clapacs, Scott Drakeley, Adam Fogel, Will- Jackie Tubo, Kristen Lyzen. Head Coach: Jennifer Reimer. Assistant iamLee,Chris Poucher,JoshUpshire. Head Coach: RobClune. Assistant Coach: Leslie Reinecker. Coach: Mike Houser. 2002-03 BASEBALL TEAM: Jon Schmitt, Ben Hantz, Hector Urena, Joe Ribaudo, Brian Moore, Chris Bartell, Justin Szymaniak, Steve Swierczynski, C.J. Baseball Track & Krepps, Lee Tenace, Ben Pfinsgraff, Domenic Lanzilatti, Evan Vonleer, Dirk Bonessa, Sam McCarthy, Zack Oblak, & Softball Field Kevin Hiles, Tyler Lowry, Drew Scibetta, Justin Elliott, Marty Santek, Adam Oshnock, Joe Dunham, Josh Sharpless, Brendon Porter, Brian Root, Jesse Baseball Softball Team Scored Meets T hem MacPherson. HEAD COACH: Mike Us T hem Us 2 A u gsburg 4 3 Ferris. ASSISTANT COACH: James Benedictine 7 Men's Team Women's Team 11 12 C arthage 5 12 Nelson. M illik in 4 3 W1 R iver Falls 0 1 NCAC Relays 1st of 9 NCAC Relays 1st of 9 1 0 C alvin 0 10 Baldwin-Wallace Brockport St. 2 12 WI Platteville 0 1 Baldwin-Wallace Row an 5 11 Springfield 0 2 Invitational 1st of 5 Invitational 1st of 5 H ope 5 1 C alvin 1 9 NCAC Indoor NCAC Indoor 2 1 M illik in 0 2 Championship 1st of 10 Championship 2nd of 9 Aurora 5 14 Win. Patterson 0 3 Wooster Wooster 6 M t. U nion 2 0 PSU Behrend 4 Invitational 8th of 13 Invitational 9th of 13 Pitt-Bradford 14 18 7 10 NCAC Outdoor NCAC Outdoor K enyon 2 1 G rove C ity 1 0 5 4 1 8 Championship 1st of 10 Championship 1st of 9 G annon 8 3 W ooster 2 1 Point Park 19 10 3 3 Non-Team Scored Meets Hiram 9 6 OH Wesleyan 4 3 9 0 2 6 Kent State Invitational H iram 11 3 Bethany 1 2 5 6 3 12 Baldwin-Wallace Invitational Point Park 8 1 H iram 4 1 Kent State Tune Up Meet 7 5 John Carroll 9 6 Oberlin College Last Chance Meet Pitt-Bradford 11 2 PSU Behrend 9 0 W alsh 4 0 5 2 NCAA Indoor Championship 7 3 D en ison 2 7 Point Loma Nazarene College Invitational O b erlin 20 8 4 5 Duke Invitational 6 5 M ercyhu rst 1 12 Western PA Championship O b erlin 7 1 0 7 9 1 K enyon 3 0 Bucknell Bison Outdoor Classic PSU Behrend 8 9 8 3 Mt. Union College Invitational 4 O b erlin 3 1 M arietta 5 Slippery Rock Invitational W ooster 4 5 16 1 5 7 Westminster 2 4 Penn Relays W ooster 5 11 6 5 Baldwin-Wallace Invitational 6 15 6 W ittenberg 4 NCAC Multi-Event Championship K enyon 15 6 3 2 9 6 Baldwin-Wallace University of Akron Invitational E d inboro 9 5 2 8 Baldwin-Wallace Twilight NCAC First Round OH 6 8 NCAA Outdoor Championship W esleyan 1 2 NCAC Tournament 8 10 W itten berg 2 5 D en ison 2 5

2002-2003 Men's Team: Robert Ahlin, RaShawn Allen, Ryan Barnes, Jason Betts, Adam Brunner, Chris Carrier, Brandon Carll, deForest Carter, Jeff Conroy, Mark Delaney, Corey Drabert, Sean Flynn, David Griffin, Devon Hailey, Jeff Hathorn, Andrew Hazi, Brian Jennings, Bryan Johnston, Brian Kollar, Sean Laird, Anton Martz, Chris Miwa, Troy Moles, Andrew Monnot, Matthew Niederst, Luke Pelger, Aaron Polack, 2002- 03 SOFTBALL TEAM: Back Row L-R: Erin Bastow, Tracie Kevin Pool, Matt Popowicz, Dan Princic, Aaron Rape, James Rodems, Tim Ross, Jeremy Scott, David Shope, Eric Schuty, Carl Smith, Marty Gaydos, Giannina Coccaro, Shawna Little, Lindsey Knouse, Head Coach Spieler, Ryan Turner, Chris Tuttle, Chris Vecenie, Ian Vonie, Eric Wagner, David Washousky, Vince Werner, Greg Wisser, Joe Yarkovich, Brian Renee Hicks, Megan Guyer, Suzy Young, Stephanie Kreutter, Jessica Zimmer. 2002-2003 Women's Team: Erika Almquist, Kelley Anderson, Tiffany Bennett, Chelsea Benson, Kelly Bolen, Michelle Casella, Kristen Dabrowski, April Tantalo, Jessica Monti. Front Row L-R: Maria Cheman, Leigh Ciofani, Maureen Copeland, Elizabeth Donick, Allison Foote, Kelly Geer, Amanda Grilii, Tonia Hartzell, Jessica Hayes, Lindsey Santabene, Michelle Tome, Danielle Robine, Chelsea Mailliard, Alissa Hayes, Katie Kuba, Jamiel Maze, Sara McLay, Meghan McShea, Alexis Mioducki, Nicole Morandi, Deserae Pegg, Kerri Nigito, Becky Muhleman, Sarah Goroncy, Sarah Johnston, Katie McCue, Shawn Rittenhouse, Sara Roberts, Amanda Rosage, Leigh Seserko, Laura Schuh, Leah Shouey, Bethany Singer, Jennifer Surace, Lisa Weed, Amanda Gledhill, Lindsay Gasparovich. Weigel, Brooke Woods. Head Coach: Bill Ross. Assistant Coaches: Marty Goldberg, Meighan Gast Tennis Golf Intramural and Club Sports Men's Women's Season Results Fall Intramural Sports Spring Intramural Sports Club Sports Flag Football Basketball Ultimate Frisbee (UFO) Us Them Us Them Hal Hansen Invitational 4th of 14 6th of 11 Volleyball Co-ed Volleyball Women’s Rugby Carnegie Mellon 1 6 Gator Invitational Mount Union Fall Invitational Edinboro 4 5 vs. Fredonia 6 Guy W. Kuhn Classic 2nd of 13 Soccer Indoor Soccer Men’s Rugby 1st of 8 Ithaca College 3 4 vs. PSU Behrend 6 Nazareth Invitational 2nd of 15 Basketball Aerobic Dance Equestrian Team St. Lawrence 2 5 Carnegie Mellon 0 Mid Atlantic Regional 4-3 (Match Play) Frisbee Golf Racquetball Men’s Ice Hockey Nazareth 5 0 Edinboro 6 Eckerd College 5th of 15 Slippery Rock 5 2 Behrend Tournament Malone Invitational 2-on-2 Basketball Snowflake Softball Men’s Volleyball 3rd of 15 Walsh 0 9 vs. Alfred 4 Kenyon Cup 7th of 12 3-on-3 Basketball Men’s Lacrosse Mercyhurst 1 8 vs. IUP 2 Slippery Rock 1st of 11 Other Athletic Organizations Messiah 7 0 vs. Bethany 4 I.U.P. Invitational G olf Co-ed Fencing 2nd of 15 Principia 2 5 Slippery Rock 1 Mid-Atlantic Regional Allegheny Outing Club Tennis Skiing 3rd of 8 Hillsdale 8 1 Walsh 0 Allegheny Griffin Motors Classic 3rd of 9 Table Tennis Men’s Soccer Hiram 7 0 Mercyhurst 0 NCAC Tournament Denison 1 6 Principia 1 NCAA Tournament 19th of 23 Bowling Cheerleading Ohio Wesleyan 1 6 Hiram 8 Fitness Compeddon Intramural sports are sponsored by the Case Western 1 6 Denison 0 4-on-4 Co-ed Volleyball Club sports are funded by Allegheny Wooster 1 6 Case Western 4 athletic office which oversees them. The Outdoor Soccer Student Government. Thy play teams Wittenberg 0 7 Clarion 3 ' i S ? scheduling o f games and refereeing are from many schools in the area. These 1 6 IUP 2 Softball/Wiffleball Earlham done completely by students. Grove City 1 8 Wooster 1 sports are completely student run. Kenyon 0 7 Kenyon 0 Oberlin 3 4 Oberlin 0 NCAC Tournament Carnegie Mellon 1 vs. Wittenberg 0 4 NCAC Tournament The History of vs. Ohio Wesleyan 0 4 vs. Kenyon 0 vs. Wooster 1 Allegheny's Mascot Over the years Allegheny’s athletic teams have had many names such as the Hilltoppers, Methodists, and the Blue and Gold which all seem fitting. So how did we become the Gators? While the Gator doesn’t seem to be the most obvious choice of mascots for Allegheny, a school nestded in northwest Pennsylvania there is a great story behind its arrival. In April of 1925, a group of Allegheny students published the first issue of a humor magazine that was tided Allegheny A lligator for the following reasoning which appeared in the first issue of the publication:

“The name, A llig a to r, was selected not because the alligator is noted for its sense of humor, nor because the haunts of the above-mentioned critter are located in this vicinity, but purely 2002-2003 MEN'S TENNIS TEAM: and simply because of the 99.4% alliterative value of its orthography. ...an Alligator has such Jason Carlson, Adrian Filip, Gabe Higgs-Horwell, Chris Howell, Steve a stupid, complacent sophistication that he will doubdess feel very much at home among a Lucas, Bryan Lyssy, Dave McCandless, James Morrison, Brian group of college students.” Ong, Shaun Randles, Brad Tuttle, Seth Wilmore. 2002-2003 WOMEN'S TENNIS TEAM: Julie 2002-2003 GOLF TEAM: Darren Eades, Timothy Ervin, Kevin The first issue also contained a column tided “Gator Gossip,” and in the fall of 1926, a new Blasiole, Beth Dier, Eileen Gallagher, Foley, Richard Jones, Patrick Keating, Roy King, David Lester, Abby Grant, Laura Lehrian, Chris­ John Miller, Andrew Moore, Frank Palermo, Ben Rathfon, Daniel organization appeared on campus called the Go-Get-’Em Gator Club, the predecessor to the tina Ombres, Stephanie Pera, Jen Robinson, Joseph Zumpella. Schuh, Judy Spencer. COACH: COACH: Jeff Groff. SWAMP. At football games, the club made its presence felt by occupying a reserved section Mark Felming. ASSISTANT COACH: Josh Handy of the bleachers and acted as the prime cheering section. By the end of the decade of the 1920’s, Allegheny’s athletic teams were referred to as the Gators. 4T S p o rts Standing * Standing rts o p S AlgeyFnse t nteNCAC nal2002-2003Ail- a in F C A C N the in 4th Finished *Allegheny J.P . McFeeley-Honorable Mention Defense All-NCAC Defense Mention McFeeley-Honorable . 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^COM M ENCEM ENT 2003: On May 11, 2003, the 188th year of Allegheny College, 435 tassles ^■'w ere turned from left to right as graduates received their diplomas. The class included 391 May graduates, 36 January 2003 graduates, and eight September 2002 graduates. Due to inclement weather in the morning, the commencement ceremonies were held in the Wise Center. Honorary Doctoral Degrees were awarded to three people: Richard L. Pevar '64 and his wife Larissa Volokhonsky, who have spent the last 15 years producing award-winning translations of Russian literature's classics, and Robert D. Dowling who performed the first double lung transplant, and the first ventricular remodeling in Kentucky. Mr. Pevar and Ms. Volokhonsky r ecejved Doctor of Hm a ne^^tteg^egree^LdTD ^nc^iU D ow lm jyjeceive^^^octoi^^^^ Science Degree (Sc.D.) Ms. Willow Wilcox Brost '74, a member of the Allegheny College Board of Trustees was a welcome speaker. The class Valedictorian was Britt Marie Russert who, along with five other students graduated summa cum laude. The requirements for which are a cumulative average of 3.9 or above and a meritorious record; 55 students graduated magna cum laude with a cumulative average of 3.6-3.89, and 91 students graduated cum laude with a cumulative average of 3.3 to 3.59. Fair Allegheny, yonder on the hil l Through all the years our hearts are turning stil l In love to thee, andso they erer will 0, Alma Mater, Beatissima

dWrm rests the sun, so soft on wall and vine: No air in a llthe world can equal thine, Again we flame our torches at thy shrine, 0, Alm a Mater, Beatissim

2002-2003 Kaldron Staff THANKS. The first thanks goes Karin A. Brown ‘04 to the Kaldron staff and the staff Editor-in-Chief of the Student Activities Office Ellen Kauffmann for the support and assistance that Advisor you provided in completing this Jennifer Knapp ‘06 book. Thanks also goes to the many offices and departments on Contributing Editor campus who have aided in any DaVor Photography way possible to make this book as Senior Pro trait Photographer full o f memories as possible; Pub­ Ken Baker Karin Brown ‘04 lic Affairs, ACCEL, Residence Susan DiChristina Nancy Frambes Life, Diversity Affairs, Sports In­ Tricha Gregor Philip Hensler formation, and Athletics. Thank Ellen Kauffmann Ed Malliard you to ASG for funding the pro­ Brooke Martin Dave Miller duction o f this book and thus Bill Owen Dave Roncolato making it possible to provide it to the graduating class at no cost. Contributing Photographers