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DYSON COLLEGE DEAN'S LIST NEW YORK CITY CAMPUS – SPRING 2018 First Honors Second Honors Third Honors Zamina L Abdullahi Lovanna B Abbott Alec J Addalia Brandon N Adam Samantha N Abrahami Nanichi Aguado Foy Hayley K Adams Christopher P Aceto Tyler L Aigotti Ashley V Adler Meagan Adams Mikaila M Alacoque Rounak Agarwal Rubia Ahmed Mary K Alford Iqra I Ahmed Adam M Alhatlani Christian N Al-Hagal Salil Ahuja Maryam Alkhaja Kathryn M Allen Kiley A Alderfer Jennifer Almanzar Kyle M Amadeo Ariana M Alexander Alyssa N Alvarez Aja S Baitey Noreen Ali Abigail Alvarez Katherine E Balen Sheyda Aliyeva Brandon T Amato John M Barbieri Katrina Y Alonso Nicolas F Amatullo Jacob G Bardack Savannah R Apple Cheyenne L Anderson Tyler K Barge Manuela Arbelaez Tatiana M Andre Katherine P Becker Austin J Arena Li Ying Ang Alexia M Belrose Justin C Arenas Sarah N Angelico Olivia N Bennett Stephanie C Arevalo Martin Angjelovski Kyle F Best Cullin K Arn Camilo Arango Alexandria M Best Jamie S Aronson Catherine E Ariale Deana M Biagi Sarah P Artzt Luke S Artola Christiana M Birch Samuel W Ashby Christina A Ashby Jeremy A Blanding Anastasia T Ashchepkova James M Avramis Julia T Blezow Nolan P Atterbury Rae'L A Ba Maclaine J Bolden Solmaz Azimi Carina Babenko Rebecca L Breitfeller Carly R Aznavorian Adena E Baichan Nicolette C Brenden Hannah M Baker Frank A Bailoni Owen C Cahan Sarah M Baker Tiffany N Baira Guiming Cai Cassandra R Balado Francesca M Balzano Jonah R Camiel Katherine E Baldwin Sabrina Baque Amelia M Camilo Kathyrn M Balitsos Nalia S Barquero Connor T Campbell Luke W Basralian Ashley A Beadle Eric Carosella Chloe S Beck Rachel M Beals Victoria A Carranza Tahiya Begum Valerie R Beck Susan M Carroll Anastasia Beliakova Victoria L Beckett Zachary E Carter Raven S Bell Cole W Bedford Samuel G Casey Natalie Bellevue Suzanne E Beiter Bianca C Castro Alexandra J Bellusci Scarlett L Bekus Victoria L Catoir Matt D Benedict Kathleen D Belarde Georgette Charalambous Jessica J Beresford Skyler D Bennett Tiffany Cheng Madeline E Berg Connor O Bermingham Jackson X Childress Kyle L Bhiro Molly A Bernstein Shivali M Choythani Sapna P Bhuva Sophia C Bertran Samantha D Ciarfello Frida J Bidegard Amisha A Bhandari Tatyana Clark Ian D Biles Tristan A Bigler Michael M Clinton Rachel A Billings Chrissy Bisbee Griffyd W Cole Alex R Bischoff Megan A Bishop Gregory R Coleman Carly R Bivona Charly A Bisso Katana A Collado Daryl R Bleecher Liv B Bjarklind Leah M Collier Ryan E Blomquist Emily G Blackwell Kayla Colon Brianna C Boehm Katrina G Blasco Anthony V Cordi Maria V Borgo Haley R Boden Isabella F Cordova-Morote Carter W Boyd Noura L Boustany Jost Leah R Cozart Sabrina M Boyle Adria R Branson Isabella Crotti Alexandra L Brand Trevor H Braun Casper M Cruz Christopher T Briney Carolyn A Brautigam Maria F Cusanello Essence H Brown Zachariah Bravo Nadia M Dandashi Meghan L Brown Martha M Bremond Andrew D'auteuil Alexandra R Bruno Arden H Brenan Delaney E Davidson Victoria L Budden Kelsey S Brown Abigail L Davis Megan S Butcher Alexandra G Burch Travis J De Prima Elizabeth G Byington Victoria J Buzzanca Arash Demaxi Adrienne G Cacanindin Jackson J Byrnes Bria A Diemer Emilia M Cadden Lissette C Cabral Florian A Doelsnitz Joshua D Call Ashley Caetano Lucy A Dolcich Phoebe W Callard Devyn N Cain Hillary R Dominguez Hannah E Campanelli Katherine A Callahan Jessica Dorsey Caitlyn A Cannon Van J Cameron Mikayla V Drab Karissa L Carleton Matthew R Carino Khyla M Duarte Tara A Carr Thomas J Carpenito Devin A Dugan Kyra A Cassisi Elizabeth T Carroll Annie Dunne Nina R Cereo Axel F Casal Giovannoni Jessica C Duque Gabrielle A Chalk Gabriella L Certo Agata A Durda Michelle Chan Caitlin E Charles Salma A Elazab Mazvita B Chanakira Xin Chen Tamara A Elsaeed Jozlyn M Charland Shang-Wei Chien Samantha M Ericson Dominique Cheb Terrab Manami Choi Zane A Fair Alivia J Chegia Sharon Chu Chinara D Fernandez-Stroman Isabel Y Chen Alexandra N Church- Elizabeth A Filippini Gonzales Roman T Chiarello Christian S Flaherty Ana P Collado John J Chilelli Amberlynn J Foote Rachel P Confrancisco Max D Chlumecky Abagail M Friedel Ethan D Coniglio Jared M Chrissley Tanner L Frisbey Natalie C Conn Madeline N Chung Noha Gaber Mary K Conway Sabrina Chung Emma O Gallais Pradal Quinn C Corcoran Marisa Y Cicurel Alvaro J Gamboa Patricia Cosac Yasemin Ciftcikal Kevin M Garcia Angelina J Cosmo Dillon F Claro Leopoldo D Garcia Jillian B Coughlin Rachel H Cohen Natalia M Gawrychowska Noor Cozzolino Dawn K Collins Olivia E Germuth Taylor J Crawford Julia E Coloso Briana R Gobourne Rachel A Cregier Ayla M Combes Michelle E Goldschmidt Amoreena L Crispino Sarah E Conboy Isauribel Gomez Gabriel W Crouch Michelle M Confusione Cozette A Gonzales Paulina K Custodio Emily Paige D Conlon Austin Goodman Alexis Cusumano Ryan P Cook Tatyana K Graham Gianni R Damaia Elizabeth G Corbett Clancy A Gray Karen Dang Nina R Corbo Madison I Hall Madeline M Coronato Christopher D Darbassie Erin M Hampton Shelby T Corso Arpita De Liang Han Ryan H Cortelyou Samantha De La Cruz Taylor N Hanks John Cosentino Jorge D Delgado Mackenzie P Hartz Sierra N Cossingham Cesar R Delgado Hailey A Hawkesworth Catherine J Costagliola Kaitlyn R Delia Sydney F Hayes Margaret A Costello Brooke G Delvecchio Shaidazia K Henderson Giana F Crebase Marlina R Devery Miyah G Henderson Emma G Crittendon Alexandra M Devine Deanna N Hennelly Andrew Crumpton Hawa Diakite Frangelina Hernandez Alyssa M Curran Madison R Dietz Terri L Herod Timothy O Cusack Erin E Diiorio Linnea I Hinkel Sylvia T Czubarow Sofia N Dipasquale Ethan T Hixson Hayden C Dabbs Hollis A Dohr Reise A Hooper Justin S Dahlgren Marissa F Dooley Ryan M Hotes Ariana R Defrancesco Brianna Doroger Danielle I Huertas Jack R Delle Cava Michael J Doyle Yolanda Hung Ho Eleni Demestihas Aline V Doyle Isiuwa U Igodan Bridget A Desarlo Hannah J Doyon Olivia J Iraci Niki L Deshazo Joseph A Drennan Victoria E Jacobs Jesse M Devlin Nicolette G Duggan Brianna M John Amanda N Di Cicco Rodka J Dumas Amanda I Kelly Eena M Dietterick Elizabeth R Dupont Grace M Kennedy Daniella B Difabio Rachelle R Duval Ashley I Kennedy James P Dipasquale Elizabeth G Eggimann Catherine H Kennison Shea A Donnelly Michael J Ekelburg Amanda L Kindya Kelly A Dornan Meltem S Ekici Courtney E Kirsch Selini A Drakos Imani A Elie Cayce M Kolodney Grace N Duah Nicole A Esposito Lillybeth M Lascano Caroline L Duffin Gina M Esposito Azalia E Laureano Meaghan A Duffy Leah J Faircloth Natalie J Leclerc Bradford Duncan Iv Amanda L Fedele Tuan Phuong N Le Gianna D Duran Ashley L Felder Tung-Lin Lee Amy M Dworsky Luke D Fennell Jacob C Lill Molly L Eaton Mitchell D Figueroa Molly M Linnen Dennis C Ebert Kymberly A Fitzgerald Jason D Llaguno Claudia Eng Augusta J Fitzgerald Elizabeth Ann London Tyra C English Nicholas V Flores Salome Lopez-Franco Ilan H Eskenazi Erika C Flores Steven J Lubrano Elizabeth C Espinoza Moira E Follman Brooke N Lusardi Chaves Alexis N Francis 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    EXTRAORDINARY ENCOUNTERS EXTRAORDINARY ENCOUNTERS An Encyclopedia of Extraterrestrials and Otherworldly Beings Jerome Clark B Santa Barbara, California Denver, Colorado Oxford, England Copyright © 2000 by Jerome Clark All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, except for the inclusion of brief quotations in a review, without prior permission in writing from the publishers. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Clark, Jerome. Extraordinary encounters : an encyclopedia of extraterrestrials and otherworldly beings / Jerome Clark. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 1-57607-249-5 (hardcover : alk. paper)—ISBN 1-57607-379-3 (e-book) 1. Human-alien encounters—Encyclopedias. I. Title. BF2050.C57 2000 001.942'03—dc21 00-011350 CIP 0605040302010010987654321 ABC-CLIO, Inc. 130 Cremona Drive, P.O. Box 1911 Santa Barbara, California 93116-1911 This book is printed on acid-free paper I. Manufactured in the United States of America. To Dakota Dave Hull and John Sherman, for the many years of friendship, laughs, and—always—good music Contents Introduction, xi EXTRAORDINARY ENCOUNTERS: AN ENCYCLOPEDIA OF EXTRATERRESTRIALS AND OTHERWORLDLY BEINGS A, 1 Angel of the Dark, 22 Abductions by UFOs, 1 Angelucci, Orfeo (1912–1993), 22 Abraham, 7 Anoah, 23 Abram, 7 Anthon, 24 Adama, 7 Antron, 24 Adamski, George (1891–1965), 8 Anunnaki, 24 Aenstrians, 10 Apol, Mr., 25
  • Venus Exploration Themes

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