Emersonian : [Emerson College Yearbook]
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v^€.y v/v+/fi y^j'^ zcoi Its no coincidence that the Emerson college mascot is a lion, yot oitly does the lion represent the Leo in Zodiac charts, but Leo's main color Is gold. Leos are well known for wanting to be the center of attention. Ij^re at Emerson, one is not likely to find too many wallflowers. Other Leo characteristics include lo}alt}\ confi- dence, dramatism, dominance, and stubbomess. Leo's element is fire and its ruler is the sim. Emersonians shine all over campus from beneath a spotli^it to in front of a camera. If they do not feel appreciate they won't have any qualms with letting you know. However, their love, passion, and ^nerosit} ' is rarely forgotten. Their hearts sing when they make others happy. There is no doubt Emersonian Lions have a passion for their studies which is supported by the Leo's key phrase, 7 will." 6oiuid like any Emerson students you know? Inrrociuction 3 I This year we wanted a theme everywe could relate to. 4 theme which was fun and well known, yet show- cases the diverse personalities of our campus. The only choice that fit this description was the Zodiac! Mhether you believe in the Zodiac or not, it is every’where you gp. 6o if yoifre Zodiac sany or if you only know the char- aaeristics of your own sign, wvTe hoping this book will put a fun spin on college life. Besides, we feel it ties into Emerson life quite well. It is no accident that iook at me” Leo starts the book off and a family oriented Can- cer closes it out. Lets see if you can make all the astro- logical connections. Introduction 5 8 Leo 4 Introduction 15 TKg\' sa^ \ irgos strGnqtks acG tKat tkG\' arc Kuiublc. paxcticaL cfflciGnt and strWG for pGi’fGctlon. In this ^oav. Wg can sgg oiir undGrclassmGn, Our undGrclassni.Gn Kq<)g always strOrd for pcrfectloii In tke arts and in coininunicatlons. Our under" clossiuGn ai’G optimists in tkls skopticol ^^Jorld, ai\d tkeir passioia for knowledge is great. Tkev are meticulous and consclei^tloiis about tkeir work and tkemsel'C’es. Vnderclassmeii 17 Sueev L'cvn South Street Diner Gotta cisarette? *T) cr^: to tiler Newbury Street I can t, I have rehersal. Bennigan’s SAE House I should call home C.P.K o Student Life supports programs tliat allows Emersoi\lans to explore opportunities that complement tkelr academic endeav^ours. Combining academics vCltK student life creates a sense of balance for e<>er\ day life at Emerson. Emersonlans use tkelr artistic capabilities on a dlffereiat leceb creating botk a social life aixd academic excellcn.ce. Tkese are some qualities skown in Llbios. B^• refining all information acquired, Llbixxs impartially and gixiclously use tkelr artistic knowledge to create ocadenuc and social excellence. student life 21 Jill Friedman 5aiu Gurrity Stepl lauie luqraKam CKrlssy KiucK SetK LavNJtou Amanda Lydou MarsKa MucEacKern Brad Petrigala Jeaua \ idaurrl Onion Managennen+ Greg DeCandia " Cabaret Coordiuat or Alec Knox Facilities Coordinator Allyson LoKr " Opemtions Coordinator 8cuxi Quiggs " Staff Assistant Sandra SKallcross " Desk Coordinator Jidle LcSuer ~ Graduate Assistant ITtc S+udeiTfUnion TKe stiiclGul union once again seived as tKe 'Lieinq room of Enicrsons campus. TKe new computer kiosk got a lot of use os Emerson students became more wired. TKere were manv meetings. reKearsals. and readings of student work tkrougKout tKe vear. In addition. “Screeiiv' tKe MonolitK was added to tKe lobbv v\?KicK provided a new cenue for student organizatioias to odeerltuse tKcir events. TKe Union remains tKe croWn jewel of tKe Back Bay proper" ties and tKe Kome aWav from Koine for many Emersonians. Arlin 6 Arfington S+. Moclng across campus, foclug tke Boston Public Garden, lies a ten storN' Imll vcKicK Kousgs approxiiuatelv 150 students. Residents sluire lounges. kitcKeii facilities, and common or semi" ' prioate batks. Tkis kail includes an alkfemale floor and an extended quiet/study kours floor. Residing at 6 Arlingtoii is tke Academic Higk Ackieoement Floor (APIA) v^kick is part of tke tkeme kousing program. Dorms 25 TKe Little Building, more commonK’ knovv’n os tkeLB. is tke place tkat 750 Emersoi\ stu‘ dents call koine eock vear. MostK’ underclassmen lioe in tke Little Building, but you can find just about anyone tkere. Tkev mlgkt be in tke C'store. tke Atkletlcs Office. Public Safety, Caberet. tke Bookstore, or tke Dining Half Tke sure place to find someone you know Is in front of tke LB. DonilS 27 1 CO Beacon m h Across can\piis. a tei\ stor\’ cloriuitorN' liouses 220 studGiUs at lOtt Beacon cStreet, ICV provides a great and intimate atmospkere. Com" pKired to tke cro\\?ds in front of tl\e Little Building 100 Beacon tends to be more cKill aiid less cKaotic It also offers eiiteiided quiet hours Roors. an all female Roor and "The ritei’s Block theme Roor 28 Doniis ^ B 2.' t B 4 Beacon 7 S2-7 S4BeaconSt, 1 Ills Back Bay bcownstoiiG is Em,Grsoi\ s snvallest rcsidGUCG ImlL Koiising appcoxiniatGlv 75 students. Residents sKarc coininoi\ area batRs, lounges, and kitcRen facilitiGs. LaundrN' facilities are located iii tRe basement. TRg entire RaU. is a designated stnoke^free and quiet study area, and also lias sGiPGcal single gender floors. Donm 29 Julian Abel Keixy Hoe^‘ Reglira Pappalardo EUsabetK AlpGi*t Bridget Hosselnl Mary—Jo Pauli Andi'GQ Balckiuu Max HumphixA' John Pedigo Mark BiUgcI Adanr Hunt Ashle\‘ Plrslg 8tGN^?n BiIIgcI Carrie Hur'lbutt Jasoir Potz CKiistopKer Blctzer Nicolas H^’aclnthG Brian ProWse"Gany NatKanlcl Bosqixmf Benjajuin Johnson Danielle Quinn Gan'ett Bixu’en Fiirlan Johnson Tom Ratlirer Hollv Bi'cnnock Dadd Keith Candace Richard Rlcliacd Bimis. Jr Christina Klelndlenst Johir Rllex' Joclvn Cai'lsoii Catherine Kreldlch DanleUe Robertson Daoid CKung Clayton Lapari Christopher Rotnerno William CWurcklU Heather LeRoy Christopher Rooney Justine Cook Emily Lefren*BroWn Jennifer Scharf Keocn CordN’ Jessica 5lmon Joi'daji Coix'ea Caroline Simpson Jennifer Dalton Pall 2000 Joshua Sloyer JosKua De la Amanda Smith Fuente Mark Llsairtl Elizabeth Sparrow Tam DeRogatls Kristina Marclatro Lori Staffler Program MattKe'v^J EX'umm Daniel McCallunr Susan Swariiz Nathan Duke Andi^vs? McKenzie Ross Tatelman Michael Ebner Matthew MlUsteln Mlclrael Torello StudGiits from all Rachel Edwards Fmnklln Mitchell Melissa Trole majors often elect to expand Nanev Ewing James Mooring Morisa Tu trier tkelr edncation bv Keadlnq out X'dicent Fatato U' llllam Mulligan Aima Urban Anthony Fisher Rachel Mitllln Adam Vahrenkamp to LA. Like tKe Libra, tkese Heather Flaiiders Karl Nazir Matthew Vejock studei\ts v^’ant to balaitce tkeir Alexandm Flynn Theresa Nocco Jason Wahler e.xperiei'ices bx’ tasting tke est Elyse Foie;)' Kathleen O'Connell Charles VC^alker Coast Work and lifestvle as well William Gardner HI Abigail O'NelL Vanessa Welch Liza Gennatlempo Marla Ordanakls Kedn ells Tkere, students take one to two Cynthia Georgiati Christian Cweirs Sharon V' Idjaja internskips for credit, and. only Kelse^• Hebnlck Emre Czpirinccl MoUy Zahr if necessarw take a class or two to finisk tkeir requirements. Kathcyn Adtnlmnd R^'air Cower Sara Mex'er Meredith Amida Jonathan Gurkha KelLG^• Moblex' Tkis gis;es students tke opportm Allison Beal Alison Harmner Brian Monk nit^• to build tkeir resume witk Edward Bedroslan Calanda Handlex' Robyn Nalberg career experience wkile finiskiirg Dadd Bekermaii Benjamin Hosier Marrn Nicholson Christopher Bell llllam Hlcke%' Ricluiixi Oeetion tkeir educatioir. Most students Michael Betz Thomas Hoppe Joy Park elect to ka'Je a car on canxpus Louis Bosat*i Brxiirdon Jones Birnda Partcllo Mlclxael Bowden Jenl Jones Mark Pasklnd because LA kos so muck to Greta Bmnibei'g Michele Josrie MaryJo Pauli offer, public transpornxation not Adam Briggs Kory Keith Matylee Plcclano included. Plus, a car makes Nathaniel Brown Marieke Klosse Dadd Podemski Atty Bniggemann Andrew Komer Megan Pope e<>ers tking nxore readily arailable. Katheiine Bruner SliaWn Rantas like all of tke famous Hollyvviood Joh»\ Burke Karen Rogue V^alana Cane Kenneth Rrynolds konxes to tke stars. Spring 2001 Cossie Carpenter Cluuisma Rldglcx' Joixlan Correa Peter Ritchie Kristin CulsJerWell Cary Krowne Jonathon Robbins JiU Delbler Gregory Krupka EmlLle Ruddell Lisa DlMatteo Chad LaClalr Renee Sirlatkowskl Zocl\ar\' Diiscoll Eoe Laseirdier Jesse Soff Patrick Dunir Joel Lawreirce Nicole Spaner Steoen Eddy Matthew LeBoeuf Leah Spai'kes Meghan Elsenbeix] Janet Lee Taylor Toole Brooke Einei'soii Mia Lelst NoWell \aleri Adanr Fischer Melanie Lemtrlos Eric \^ollweller Led Fishnian Wesle\' Little Angela V' aldrop Jennifer Gannon Mark Liiethl Audrey VI aiiclrope Bcdn Gaiicpy EvXitr Mann Kirsten Wing Kedn Gllbei't Allison McDonald Stephanie Young Louis Goldbet'g Rebecca Meehan Justin Zalko Eric Goldman Alexander Mercado Lisa Zambri Christopher Goriulex' Ryan Mer'kt Tlie Anne Adams Amanda Holzcr Asklee Piper Castle EUzabetK Anderson CKoidlG HugKes U illiain Popodic StepKen Basilone Dav’id Kane CKristopker Molly Bearor MlcKoel Kiiig Powell Vanessa Bergonzoli James Kirkland Rcickel Powers Wdl Program Margaret Dori Komspan AULsor Rotk Bet\v’ind“Dart Katiina Kozarck Jessica Rufo Cnee npoit a time, not a loitg tune ago, Jaimle Bombard Decin LxiWrGncG Karen Ruiz stndeiits embarked on an unforgettable jourirev. Louis Boscri MattlaeW LgvA' Rebecca Sapp MucK to tkelr surprise, tke Kosteel \K ell In KristN' Bremner Amber Lewis E'Jan Sckleif Rea Buckler Mitckell Lucarelli Kristiixa Scott tl\G NetKerlands Was not tke end. but tke beginning Megliann Lucas Lvndes Bums Leak Siegel of ait amazing experience. Students found tkem" Tracy Candid o Tkoinos Sigb\' sekes embarking on new adventures almost everv Peter Costognettl Andrew Silcerinan Weekend. Saralr CKodwlck PcJl2000 Conor Sinxpson Gregory Crafts Ckristina Sloan Returning students say tltat tltey would do Emily Dole Gina Marano Ryan Spodafora anytking to experience tkis magical trip again.