Harvard Varsity Club NEWS & VIEWS of Harvard Sports

Volume 55 Issue No. 1 www.harvardvarsityclub.org September 6, 2012

The Harvard Varsity Club Golf Tournament. All sports welcome. Friday, September 21st • Pinehills Golf Club, Plymouth, MA • harvardvarsityclub.org

10:30 a.m. Registration 12:00 p.m. Shotgun Start 6:00 p.m. Dinner (dinner-only option available) From the Director’s Chair: Lights, Camera, Fore! Introducing the Harvard Varsity Club even wrote a few scripts for the Emmy Award winning sitcom by Bob Glatz ’88 Ally McBeal. Luckily for us, Josh loved the concept of bringing Harvard Varsity Club Executive Director Hall of Fame Class of 2013 alumni from all sports together at one golf tournament and saw “What if we had alumni in full uniforms like hockey, fenc- an opportunity to produce unique and entertaining content. Josh ing, maybe a women’s swimmer in her suit, cap, and goggles…. far exceeded any expectations I had and enlisted a small team and we staged them in typical and/or humorous golf scenarios?” of professionals including photographer/director Craig Orsini I could see the wheels turning as Josh Caplan ’89 ran through a (Element Productions), editor Carl MacNeal (Editpod), sound wide range of concepts for the first ever HVC Golf Tournament ad engineer/mixer Tom Love (62nd Street Studios), and print art campaign. “Picture calm water director Robert Hamilton, who in front of a green, some bub- all donated their expertise to bles slowly rise to the surface, the project. Greg Simeone, and then a swimmer bursts out Rich Campbell, and the staff at of the water, proudly showing Harmon Golf in Rockland, MA she has retrieved her ball!” were also extremely generous How do you create excite- and accommodating, allowing ment and encourage participa- our film crew to invade their tion in the inaugural Harvard wonderful facility for a day. Varsity Club Golf Tournament? Of course a shot like this Enlist a committee of dedicated also takes talent of another alumni and launch a cutting sort: Meag Casey ’03, Onnie Matthew Birk ’98 Thomas Blake ’98 Ivy Pochoda ’98 Thomas McLaughlin ’98 edge advertising campaign. Mayshak ’03, J.P. O’Connor Football Tennis Squash Soccer Organizing and running a new ’10, Bret Voith ’11 and the HVC golf tournament on relatively staff all deserve a round of short notice might make some applause for giving up a sum- cringe, but Larry Cetrulo ’71, mer day to get into character. Andy Freed ’90, and Nicole (left to right): J.P. O’Connor ’10, Brad Quigley, Meaghan Casey ’03, Special kudos go out to Meag, Parent ’93 eagerly jumped into Onnie Mayshak ’03, Holly Fortier, Neil Murphy, Melissa who proved that swimmers truly the mix, forming a small but Schellberg ’10, Bob Glatz ’88, and Josh Caplan ’89 are crazy—if you haven’t done so efficient Committee. With no yet, please visit harvardvarsity- advertising budget to speak of, I then approached HVC member club.org and our youtube channel to see to the great work of our and friend Josh Caplan to see if he would consider doing us a members and more information on our golf tournament! We look favor—albeit a huge one—and help us create content unlike any- forward to seeing you at Pinehills on September 21st. thing ever produced before. “…how about a fencer? He comes out of nowhere, takes a Josh Caplan, a member of the 1989 National Championship few whacks at the tall grass where a wrestler or some athlete team that Coach Cleary led to fame in Minnesota, is now VP/ is clearly looking for a lost ball. Pause. Titlest 4? … now THAT Group Creative Director at Digitas in and also does some would be funny…” I have to confess that Josh and Craig dis- freelance copywriting and creative directing. He has worked pelled any early skepticism I had as soon as I watched them in on ad campaigns for Meow Mix, VW, Yard Fitness, etc. and action; they were spot on and their work is hysterical!

Natasha Cupp ’98 Michael Kiedel ’98 Allison Feaster ’98 Elissa Hart-Mahan ’98 HVC Merchandise Softball Swimming & Diving Basketball Volleyball

Harvard Varsity Club Hats Harvard Varsity Club Vineyard Vines Ties Andrew Rueb ’95 Michael Ferrucci ’98 Daniel Ezra ’98 Michael Zimmerman ’92 Tennis Lacrosse Squash Tennis

Brian Younger ’98 Brian Ralph ’98 Michal Gattnar ’98 Baseball Swimming & Diving Fencing

Harvard Varsity Club Vineyard Vines Totes Harvard Varsity Club iPhone 4 Skin The 2012 Harvard Varsity Club Hall of Fame Dinner to honor the athletes highlighted above will be held on May 3, 2013 at the Harvard Club of Boston (374 Commonwealth Avenue). Invitations will be sent out at the beginning of the year. Purchase at www.harvardvarsityclub.org! 2 3 2011-12 Varsity Club Contributors Crimson Commentary Each fall, we list those members who have given a contribution in addition to dues in the prior fiscal year--July 1, 2011 to June 30, 2012. by Melissa Schellberg ’10 At a Jimmy Fund Every gift to the Varsity Club helps us improve the services we provide to student-athletes, alumni and Friends groups as well as sup- Harvard Varsity Club Special Assistant Fundraiser held at Fen- porting our mission to preserve the traditions, foster the ideals and advance the interests of Harvard Athletics. Thank you! way Park in Boston, andra Lynne Fryhofer ’12 may have just graduated Friends of Harvard this past May, but she is making an impact working 18 Water Polo Chair $10,000 and above $250 - $499 $100 - $249 < $100 hours a day at President Obama’s re-election campaign Andy Freed ’90 met up Ernest E. Monrad ‘51 Elias Reichel ‘82 Bruce H. Price ‘71 Paul G. Hines ‘59 S headquarters in Chicago. She is doing health care research with water polo head William E. Seibold ‘84 David G. Silver ‘72 David L. Cappiello ‘60 for the campaign. Her responsibilities include fact checking the coach Ted Minnis and $1,000 - $2,499 Mark J. Boulris ‘84 Peter S. Briggs ‘73 Henry N. Winslow ‘60 President’s speeches that involve health care and Medicare issues. assistant coach Jessi Louis J. Appell Jr. ‘47 Thomas J. Fritz ‘88 Harold F. Smith Jr. ‘73 Allan L. Gardner ‘61 She also clears the talking points on those areas for the campaign Wood. At one point Philip D. Bois ‘53 Victor R. McGrady ‘90 Michael J. McHugh ‘73 David J. Larkin ‘61 spokespeople. during the event, the Theodore B. Lee ‘54 John C. Donahue ‘93 William G. Salatich Jr. ‘73 A. Laurence Norton Jr. ‘61 * press box was missing Glen D. Nelson ‘59 Kristin M. O ‘Neil ‘93 Keith M. Schappert ‘73 John S. Reidy ‘61 At the 2012 Republi- an announcer and Ted Robert G. Anderson ‘61 James J. Quagliaroli ‘97 James J. Keefe Jr. ‘75 Stanley A. Doten ‘61 can National Convention, took the microphone Andy Freed ’90, Jessi Wood, and Ted Minnis at Ronald L. Skates ‘63 Peter W. Duncan ‘97 Oswald S. Wyatt III ‘76 Charles D. Ravenel ‘61 Tom Stemberg ’71, the and stepped right in. Fenway Park. Richard S. Zimmerman Jr. ‘68 Michael J. Ferrucci ‘98 Diane H. Benson ‘78 Robert P. Bland ‘62 former CEO of Staples, Lawrence G. Cetrulo ‘71 Clint W. Kollar ‘00 Susan W. Putnam Peck ‘79 Richard C. Diehl Jr. ‘63 spoke to a crowd of over Frederick C. Lane ‘71 Stephen R. Malley ‘00 Michael P. Clasby ‘79 John R. Pringle ‘64 50,000 people. See Tom’s Don’t forget to renew your dues at Richard D. Frisbie ‘71 Mark B. Wilford ‘00 Daniel R. Marshak ‘79 Brandon W. Sweitzer ‘64 entire speech by click- Paul J. Finnegan ‘75 Matthew Picarsic ‘01 John C. Hansen Jr. ‘81 Stanton V. Abrams ‘64 ing the following link: www.harvardvarsityclub.org Thomas P. Winn ‘77 Robert Flandermeyer P’93 Pamela Saunders-Albin ‘81 John R. Bakkensen ‘65 http://www.rightspeak. using your post.harvard.edu log-in! Layle K. Smith ‘77 Susanne Carlson P’12 Ronald D. E. M. Cuccia ‘82 Frank C. Baker Jr. ‘66 net/2012/08/tom-stem- David B. Miller ‘78 Carl Baskind P’12 Christian B. Marsh ‘82 Nicholas Bull ‘67 berg-ceo-staples-speech- Nell F. Kleinschmidt ‘79 Stuart W. Settle Stephen R. Quazzo ‘82 Robert F. Fredo Jr. ‘68 at-2012.html. John A. Lechner IV ‘80 Matthew Stone Edward A. Athanasian ‘84 David A. Tyler ‘69 Sandra Lynne Fryhofer ’12 and * Joseph D. Carrabino Jr. ‘84 Steven B. Anderson ‘85 Robert D. Galliers ‘70 President Barack Obama An Evening With Champions It is with sincere regret A Jimmy Fund Benefit Jeffrey R. Peltier ‘88 $100 - $249 William J. Cleary III ‘85 Charles C. Hewitt III ‘71 that we announce the passing of three dear friends of the Harvard David G. Bunning ‘88 Melvin J. Gordon ‘41 Abby A.D. Ames ‘86 George Putnam III ‘73 Varsity Club. Brad Richardson ’53 has passed away at the age of Featuring world-class skaters performing everything from Charlotte R. Joslin ‘90 George H. Hanford ‘41 Edward A. Bogdan III ‘86 Richard M. Starr ‘73 83. Brad was a member of the Harvard hockey team and was the triple axels to layback spins to support the Jimmy Fund. A silent Clark H. Dean ‘95 Galen L. Stone ‘43 Joseph M. Ryan ‘86 Eric R. Fox ‘73 winning goaltender for the inaugural Beanpot tournament. Frank- auction will begin 30 minutes before each show, with a prize Willie O. Alford II ‘02 David M. Gordon ‘44 Gregory T. H. Lee ‘87 Salvatore A. DelPrete ‘74 lin S. “Chub” Newell ’59, brother of former Varsity Club Presi- drawing after intermission. An Evening with Champions was Anne Hutchinson J. Richard Hunneman Jr. ‘46 John B. Coan ‘88 James F. Conway III ‘75 dent J. Louis Newell ’57 and father of Will Newell ’95, passed founded in 1970 by former U.S. champion John Misha Petkevich John M. Dunn ‘48 Thomas L. Monahan III ‘88 James M. Beslity ‘75 away last week. Frank was a member of the football team while and fellow classmate John Powers. Since $500 - $999 Paul A. O ‘Leary ‘48 Robert A. Glatz ‘88 Scott J. Turner ‘76 at Harvard. Joseph M. Walsh, the Joseph J. O’Donnell ’67 Head 1970, it has been run entirely by Harvard University students, John Penson ‘42 Graham R. Taylor Jr. ‘49 Lona T. Whitley ‘88 Daniel C. Peirce ‘78 Coach for Harvard Baseball, passed away suddenly on July 31 in and has raised more than $2.6 million for the Jimmy Fund, which Paul R. Corcoran Jr. ‘54 Charles D. Baker Sr. ‘49 Jerald J. Pawloski ‘88 Charles D. Baker Jr. ‘79 his home. Joe coached at Harvard for 17 years—a job he referred supports adult and pediatric cancer care and research at Dana- J. Louis Newell ‘57 Richmond W. Bachelder ‘50 Margaret M. Pinkham ‘88 Brian J. Buckley ‘80 to as his “dream job.” Former Harvard baseball players and many Farber Cancer Institute. Philip C. Haughey ‘57 Fred L. Glimp Jr. ‘50 Christopher W. Moore ‘89 Paul S. Mangano ‘80 who were touched by Joe in their lifetime honored the coach in a Joel R. Landau ‘59 Charles F. Morgan ‘50 Andy S. Freed ‘90 James P. Mullen ‘82 memorial service on August 4. Saturday, September 29, 7:00 - 9:30 p.m Georges Peter ‘59 H. Norman Watkins ‘50 Julie B. Boes ‘90 Matthew G. Fee ‘82 * Sunday, September 30, 2:00 - 4:30 p.m. William E. Markus ‘60 David S. Chick ‘53 Philip H. Pascucci Jr. ‘90 Kathryn A. Martin ‘83 Chances are you probably caught at least a snip of the 2012 Bright Hockey Center Alan K. Percy ‘60 Emil R. San Soucie ‘54 K. Thomas Bailey ‘90 John W. Cammett ‘84 Olympics held in London last August. Ten Harvard alumni repre- Philip S. Robertson ‘60 Richard J. Clasby ‘54 Scott B. Barringer ‘91 Wayne P. Hunley ‘86 sented the Crimson at the games, taking home four medals, all in $8 students; $12 senior citizens; $25 general public Gordon Gund ‘61 John B. Lynch Jr. ‘54 Timothy J. Burnieika ‘91 Theodore E. Tutun ‘86 competition. Malcolm Howard ’05 brought home a silver Purchase tickets at the Harvard Box Office Tadhg Sweeney ‘61 Marvin Sandler ‘54 Katherine D. Cunha ‘91 Catherine V. Herridge ‘87 medal for Canada in the men’s , while Caryn Davies ’05 and or by calling (617) 496-2222 Paul E. George ‘63 Arthur D. Levin ‘54 Michael J. Harrington ‘92 Peter Palandjian ‘87 ’07-’09 both won gold for USA in the women’s eight. Davies is now the most medaled Harvard rower in history. Paul A. Barringer ‘65 Guy Paschal ‘55 Nicola A. DeAngelis ‘93 Ronald J. Kornish II ‘87 www.aneveningwithchampions.org Finally, Henrik Rummel ’09 took bronze for USA in the men’s Robert T. Brooks ‘68 William T. Maloney ‘55 Joseph M. Hiffa ‘94 Frances W. Karlen ‘94 four. John A. Cosentino Jr. ‘71 Richard H. Marson ‘55 Roger H. Ogden II ‘95 Michael D. Evers ‘95 Richard J. Barrett ‘71 Reginald E. Greene ‘56 Christina K. Stock ‘95 Angela Francisco Flygh ‘01 John T. Curnutte III ‘73 Brewster Righter ‘57 Tracey E. Guice ‘96 Steven F. Moore ‘01 Football Season Preview Kerry V. Rifkin ‘73 Joseph A. George ‘58 Kevin M. Silva ‘97 Jared R. Lewis ‘02 Sept. 22 will be on national TV (NBC Sports Network) at 4:30 p.m. Brian P. Hehir ‘75 Carl H. Pforzheimer III ‘58 Aron D. Natale ‘00 Nicole C. Finelli ‘09 by Kurt Svoboda as part of four games currently being carried nationally (others are Peter Haveles Jr. ‘76 Mark Hoffman ‘59 Maisa A.Badawy ‘01 Douglas W. Miller ‘10 Assistant Director of Athletics Bucknell, Penn and Yale.) Eric L. Zager ‘77 Keith A. Costa ‘59 Nancy Haviland P’08 Amanda C. Pfabe ‘10 Harvard football, now in its 139th season, has been tabbed by One thing is certain – Harvard is famously known as every- Allan C. Harrington ‘79 Warren D. Huff ‘59 David & Maryann Schnitter P’08 Gary L. Pelissier Jr. ‘11 local and national media as the odds-on favorite to claim a second- one’s biggest game of the year. This season will bring formidable Peter J. Crowley ‘81 Harold I. Pratt ‘59 Doris S. Hughes Sanford Sacks straight Ivy League title. After winning three titles in the past five challenges despite the team playing six home games this season in- Alexander M. Seaver ‘82 Robert S. Hurlbut Jr. ‘59 Francis J. Toland Allison Iverson years, the Crimson will count on depth instead of its usual cluster cluding all three nonleague Philip C. Haughey Jr. ‘84 Joel Pelofsky ‘59 Betty D. Whitney of big-name talent to fend off the usual suspects as well as emerg- contests. Bradley C. Kwong ‘85 Harold J. Keohane ‘60 < $100 ing programs within the Ancient Eight. Thomas G. Aubin ‘88 Douglas McCartney ‘60 Henry W. Goethals ‘44 We sincerely apologize for any In the preseason media poll, Harvard received 13 of the 17 Offense Johanna Neilson Boynton ‘88 John P. Reardon Jr. ‘60 Thomas C. Moseley ‘46 error or omission and ask that first place votes and finished with 132 points while the University Harvard is in an inter- Sharon M. Hayes ‘88 Jerry L. Weidler ‘60 David B. H. Best ‘50 you contact the Varsity Club of Pennsylvania and Cornell each received two first place votes. esting position at quarter- Lane MacDonald ‘88-’89 Robert L. Pillsbury ‘61 Richard B. Covey ‘50 if an omission has been made: Penn compiled 111 total points while Cornell had 100. Brown was back, having graduated one Karen Weltchek Mueller ‘88 Jerry H. Jones ‘61 LaRue T. Hosmer ‘50 (617) 495-3535 or fourth with 84, Yale fifth with 66 points, Dartmouth sixth with 52, of the most accomplished Fred Schernecker ‘89 Richard J. Shima ‘61 Joseph S. Vera ‘50 [email protected]. Columbia seventh with 36 and Princeton eighth with 31. signal callers in program John I. Kwun ‘90 Michael R. Garfield ‘63 Paul M. Weissman ‘52 Tim Murphy, the Thomas Stephenson Head Coach for Har- history in Collier Winters Martina B. Albright ‘90 Antonio Rossmann ‘63 Charles . Wade ‘53 vard Football, is in his 19th year at the helm of the Crimson. He ’11-12, whose name ap- Richard C. Puccio Jr. ‘90 Christopher T. Barrow ‘64 Henry F. Wood Jr. ‘53 brings an impressive 92-27 (.773) record over the past 12 years – a pears prominently in the Sean M. Koscho ‘92 Jack L. Neuenschwander ‘64 Nicholas G. Culolias ‘53 span with success nearly unrivaled at the FCS level. Last year, record books. What the Marc-Anthony Hourihan ‘93 Benjamin R. Brooks ‘65 Henry E. Hamel Jr. ‘55 Harvard secured its 11th consecutive season with at least seven Crimson does have how- Leland B. Paton ‘65 William A. Lawrence II ‘55 victories as a program – a figure unmatched by a wide margin ever, is a proven commod- $250 - $499 Jeffrey A. Lowin ‘65 Warren M. Little ‘55 within the Ivy League. No other program has even a stretch of ity in Colton Chapple Douglas F. Allen ‘47 Kenneth L. Boyda ‘66 Arnold M. Kagan ‘56 seven such years. ’13 (pictured) – all he did Walter F. Greeley ‘53 Wayne R. Andersen ‘67 John T. Lane ‘56 In the last 10 years, Harvard owns the sixth-best winning last year was throw for 12 D. Bradford Wetherell Jr. ‘54 Christopher J. Burns ‘68 Jeremiah J. Bresnahan ‘57 percentage (.798) in all of Division I football, ahead of power pro- touchdowns against just two Peter Summers ‘56 Ian H. Gardiner ‘68 Arthur C. Hodges ‘57 grams such as LSU, TCU, Ohio State and Florida and just behind interceptions in four starts. Alfred M. Vinton Jr. ‘60 Daniel L. Clarke-Pearson ‘70 Jon R. Lind Esq. ‘57 USC and Texas. While Chapple (Alpharetta, Ga.) certainly did not have the W. Howard Keenan Jr. ‘73 James E. Reynolds III ‘70 Thomas B. Worthen ‘57 The Crimson will be tested early in Ivy games against usual- completion percentage that Winters enjoyed, he was nonetheless Joseph C. Antonellis ‘76 Jacks C. Nickens Jr. ‘71 Lewis D. Lowenfels ‘57 ly-tough Brown and pass-happy Cornell with reigning Ivy League one of the nation’s most efficient passers. In consecutive starts at Edward J. Casey Jr. ‘80 Bradley W. Fenton ‘71 Nathaniel S. Howe Jr. ‘59 Offensive Player of the Year Jeff Matthews. The Brown game on Cornell and against Bucknell he shredded those respective teams Thomas W. Mannix ‘81 Peter C. Bernhard ‘71 Barnes D. Keller ‘59 continued on page 6 4

5 Football Preview, continued from page 4 with 414 yards and four touchdowns on just 23 completions (at Hodges ’15 (20 tackles, 3.5 for a loss) leading the way. Cornell) and five touchdowns on just 13 completions (Bucknell.) In the secondary, Brian Owusu ’13 has battled hamstring Harvard’s best asset is its offensive line provided injuries injuries during his career but, when healthy, is one of the league’s don’t factor. Sophomore Will Whitman ’15, a finalist for national shutdown cornerbacks. D.J. Monroe ’13, Colton Lynch ’14 and freshman of the year honors last seasons, is joined by All-Ivy Norman Hayes ’15 all provide athleticism on the corners while caliber players Jack Holuba ’13 at center, John Collins ’13 at left safeties Reynaldo Kirton ’14 and Chris Splinter ’14 are also both guard and Austin Scheufele ’14 at right guard. extremely talented and athletic. The line will be bolstered by bruising tight ends Kyle Juszc- Hard-hitting safetyJonathan Mason ’12-13 (2.5 tackles for zyk ’13 and Cam Brate ’14 who are regarded as the two premier a loss, forced fumble) has been shifted to linebacker but has also tight ends in the Ivy League. Juszczyk, a preseason All-American battled persistent injuries. Luckily, talent abounds at this position in every national publication, caught 37 passes for 512 yards and as well. Senior captain Bobby Schneider ’13 (40 tackles) is joined seven TDs a year ago while Brate made notable highlight catches by one of the league’s most physical run-stopppers in middle en route to 25 receptions for 386 yards and seven scores. Those linebacker Josh Boyd ’13 (64 tackles). At the “Sam” linebacker two players create huge matchup problems for opposing teams position, Alexander Norman’13 (40 tackles, 4.5 for a loss, two and will be relied upon heavily with a young and relatively inex- turnovers) has shown athleticism and play-making ability in each perienced wide receiver corps. of the past two seasons. Harvard returns all-league tailback and former league rookie of the year Treavor Scales ’13, who will be the featured back after Special Teams rushing for 816 yards on 170 carries (4.8 yards per carry) and At this position too, Harvard expects to excel. Jacob Dom- eight touchdowns a year ago. Harvard has numerous options in browski ’13 is a three-year starter at punter who performed very backup roles but one name will not be mentioned much publi- well in adverse weather conditions last year while averaging over cally – freshman Paul Stanton, Jr. ’16 out of Kenner, La. – who is a 40 yards per punt. Placekicker David Mothander ’14 was 6-of-8 speed burner. Stanton has already worked his way up the depth on placements with a strong leg and was 48-of-50 on extra points. chart and could see time in various roles. At returner, Harvard hopes that opposing teams will kick the ball to Seitu Smith II ’15, who set numerous program records a Defense year ago with 658 kick return yards, an average of 29.9 yards per The defense should also absorb the loss of a dynamic player return and a touchdown. in graduated league defensive player of the year Josue Ortiz ’12. All home games will be shown live on GoCrimson.com The front line could be one of the team’s deepest in recent years (pending TV blackouts and delays) and are available on mobile with John Lyon ’13 (15 tackles, 2.5 for a loss), Nnamdi Obuk- devises including iPhones and iPads. For ticket information, welu ’13 (24 tackles, 4.5 for a loss), Matt Lunati ’13 (12 tackles, please visit GoCrimson.com. 2.5 sacks), Grant Sickle ’13 (21 tackles, 2.5 for a loss) and Zack

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SEPTEMBER 17 - Varsity Club Executive Board Meeting, 5:15 p.m., Third Floor Lounge, Murr Center 17 - Friends of Football Board Meeting, 6:15 p.m., Third Floor Conference Room, Murr Center 19 - Friends of Rowing Board Meeting, 6:30 p.m., Third Floor Lounge, Murr Center 21 - Harvard Varsity Club Golf Tournament, 10:30 a.m. registration, Pinehills Golf Club 22 - Friends of Track Board Meeting, 10:00 a.m., Third Floor Lounge, Murr Center 22 - Kathy Delaney-Smith 30 Years in Coaching at Harvard, 7:00 p.m., Lavietes Pavilion 29 - Women’s Lacrosse Alumnae Day, 10:00 a.m., Soldiers Field Soccer/Lacrosse Stadium

OCTOBER 5 - Friends of Hockey Golf Tournament, 9:00 a.m. registration, Pinehills Golf Club

6 - Friends of Soccer Alumni/ae Day, 9:30 a.m.

15 - Varsity Club Executive Board Meeting, 5:15 p.m., Third Floor Lounge, Murr Center

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