Lynn Magazine Winter 2005
WINTER 2005 FOR ALUMNI, PARENTS AND FRIENDS OF LYNN UNIVERSITY Ross Reflects Editor’s Note “Wait.There’s something new here. It’s my magazine from Lynn University—only it’s different.” If we’ve done our jobs properly, you’re having this conversation with yourself —and in a positive vein.We have a new name—Lynn Magazine, a new look (thanks to our talented art director and Lynn alumna Andreia Brunstein), and a goal to keep you informed about Some people are surprised to learn that my family and I once lived on campus, the people and happenings at Lynn.Within our pages are old but for us, it was the most natural thing favorites like alumni profiles, campus news, sports update and Class to do. Notes, along with more stories about Lynn students and faculty as In December of 1971, one month after well as fun, quick reads like “Ross Reflects” (at left), “Ask the I took over operations of Marymount College, as Lynn University was known Professor” (page 6) and “Then and Now” (page 36). then, my wife, Helen; our young daugh- Also in this issue we feature Lynn’s acclaimed Institute for ter, Ellen; and I arrived on campus and Achievement and Learning. (See our story, “Learning with a moved into a four-room apartment within Difference,” beginning on page 14.) Maybe you were a student of Trinity Hall. We were “houseparents” to 196 students, so we were never at a loss its dynamic creator, Marsha Glines, or you benefited from one of the for a babysitter! institute’s many programs.
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