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Prelude The Columbia College Jau Ensemble Gustavo Leone. Music Department, Acting Chair Scou Hall. Jau Studies Coordinator. Music Director

The Columbfa College Commencement Choir Ban Btadfield, Director of Choral Ensembles

See Tomorrow, Be Tomorrow By lOUiS Yoelln

For Us All By Louis Yoetm 2003 Choral ComposltJon Competition Winner

Procosslonal March of rhe Columbians By Scott Hall

Walk This Way By Joe Potty and Steven Tyler

The Star Spangled Banner By Francis Scott Key

Lift Every \.-bite Mus.c by J. Rosamond Johnson L)'TICS by James Weldon Johnson M

Introduction 0 Sheldon PaUnk1n. Presiding 0 Theater Department, Chair N f­ Dance A Chance Encounter z ChoreograJ)hy by Chansn Green, Gr&cfvating Senior w Perrormed by Tabitha Faes. Chansrl Green, and Wendy Hall. Graduating Senior Onginal Music, Bulbous Bouffant, by Radio F,ee Ve.stlbules ~ w We l come (.) William l. Hood. Chairman, Board of Trustees z Presentation of Distinguished Honors w Lois Weisberg, Arts Manager & Advocate ~ TOfly Kushner, Celebrated Playwright Russell Simmons. Alls & Mus,c Advocate ~ 0 (.) Music Real Life Angel: A Tnbure co Oral Le>o Brown Music and Lyrics by Jeffery Toney, Gtaduating Seniof Performed by Jeffery Toney and Robert Jones. Gradual1ng senior

Presidential Address Or. warnck L, Carter. President

Animation Fish Tales By G,eg Porter. Gr&

Annual Alumni Award for Ac11demlc Excellence Presentation of Awarci to Class of 2003 Yaledictorian by William Cellini. Jr. . PreSidenl, Alumni Association

Valedictory Jennifer Elaine V,anetlo

Music Maybe Th;s Time- from the musical. CatMtet Music by John Kander Lyrics by Fred Ebb Soloist. Natalie Levine

Poem Why should ,-..e buy pos1agc starnps when we can make our own? Sy Rebecca Bridge, Graduatmg Senior Garnett Kilberg-Cohen. English Department. Chair Paul Hoover. Poelly Program. Coordtnator

Awarding of Degrees Presentation or Undergraduate Degrees by Steven t

Music tmprov1sat1on By Wilham Russo

Recessional Btowln the Blues Away By Horace Silver D I STINGUISHED HONORS

A C ol obratlon o f Artists In Human S ervice

Doctorates to be conferred at Commencement Exercises. June 1. 2003

Each }l!ar. Co1umb1a College Chicago honors outstand1ng 1ncS1viduals 1n uie arts, ectuc.aUon, poht.cs. an<.1 public information, people who have engaged !heir grea1 ca1ents tn 1mPQrtan1 human serv1oe and v.hose 1,re wof11. and ex.ample embOdy the COiiege's ,deals and SPlrit.

Lois Weisberg Aris Mandger & Advocate

Lois Weisbmg has transformed Chteago •nto a cultural arusuc mecca. As Commissioner of the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs, lo1s \Ye,sberg ser\•e-s as a member of the Mayor"s cabinet and supefVlses -, municipal depanment tha:l Is chaiged v.1th mall.ing the arts accessible to all and promoting the city of Chic,ago to a v.orldwide aodience througti its many d1Slingu1sh~d and diverse cuts and cultural attracbons.

Among her 1n.t,attVes as Cultural Commlss1onur of u,e City ol Chicago aie- launching the Chicago CulturaJ Center as the nauon·s fiist free municipal cu1tu,at cente,: creating Gonc

Lois Weisberg WdS appoml&d Commissioner of lhe Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs in 1989 by M;yyor Rich;ud M. Daley af1c, so-rvlng as assistant to the Mayor for sp<,ctal P'OJE?Cts. Sha previousty served as Director of the Mayor's Office or Special E\•ents. where her 1n1t1auves lnctudcd Taste or Chicago. Chleago Blu&s Festival. Chicago Gospel Festival. c1t~wide Neighborhood Fcsttva1s. and the Chicago HoJlday Sharing It Program.

Weisberg has sen,ed as Otrector of Public Affairs for the Rehabllltetion Institute of Chicago. O,rector of Oei.<:lopment fOf the BPI (Business and Professional People of the Public Interest). a public Interest law firm. and beet1tl\•e Director or the Chicago Counctl of t.awyers.

She was the rounder and member of lhe bOrud of Friends of the Pct.rks. a cilizens· oarks adYOCacy organi1ation. As the rounder and cna1r ol south Shore Rccrnation. a l)i-state cititens· group, she played a leOchng role in s-aving passenger serv­ ice on the Chicago. South Bena and South Shore Ra!lro.ad.

Lois we1s00rg, a 'Mdow llas four <:hlfd1en and scvon g,Mdeh11

For your dedication to the an..s. we are provd to bestow upon you the honorar)' degree of Doctor of Arts. Honorts Causa.

Presented by Madelin~ Murphy Rabb, 8oo1d of Trustees, Columbia Couc,ge Chicago.

Ton y Kushner Celebratc

Tony Kushner explodes lhe facacle of the American Dfeam and seruches fOf all~matives and new voiees AS a oompeltlng Mw rOfce in Am(mcan Thcait:r. Tony Kushoof·s plays include A Bright Room Cu/lad OS)', H)"1riOtD/lh1a, Angms In AmllrltD. Parts One and Two. StavsJ. and most ,eccntly. Homet>ody/Habul, a new version. d,,ectcd by frank Galati. wh,ch will open at Stepoenv.otf Theater anoul The l.ongswnding Problems of v,rrve and Happiness, was published m 1997 by TCG. A ne,v volume of essays. Save Your Democrat1c cmzen S0<11!. will be published 1n 2003 by The New Pre-ss. CiJroJme. or Change. a musical he is wnung with composer Jeamne Tesori, and directed by George c. WOif~. will open ,n 1he iall of 2003 at The New York Shakespeare Fesuval. Mr. Kushner is collab0fat1ng Wflh MaurtCe Sendak on an American version of the children's opera, 8rund1bN, to premier in lhe spn11g of 2003 at Ct11cago Opera Theater: tiis te,:,t for a picture book based on the opera. illustrated by Senc.tak, will be published by Hypenon: ,n addition. ho has wr1uen a survey of Sendak·s recent 1tlusttat1ons (lfld stage Ck?Signs. which will 00 publisl\C!d mis OCtober by Abrams Books In the fall of 2003, HBO .... 111 present a &hour film \'Ots,on ot Angels m Amenca-, d1rcc11Xf by Mike Nichols. Homebody/Kabul is being adapted for film by Mira Nair. Mr. Kushner'!. wOfk has been proavced at t~aiers around the Untled States and in over thirty countnes around the world. Ho ,s tho ,ec1p1ent ol numerous awards. ,ncludmg. for Angels In Amert-es, Ule Pulitzer Pnie fo, Drama, two Tony Awa1ds for Best Play. twc> Orama O&sk Awards. and London's Eventng Staodatd Award; two Obie Awards for best play ror sra.,,s! and HOlllCbOdy/lfabvl, and two oram,msts· Guild HullWarnner awarOS for Ar,gets and Homebody/Kabul. In ackhbc>.n, he is 1he recipient c>f a Wtoting Foundation Writer's Award, an Arts Award from the Amenca11 Academy of Arts and totters. a Cultural Achie-..ement Award from the Nauonel Foondeuon for Jey.·1sh Culture, u,e PE"N/l.aurd Pels Awmd for a Mid.Career Pla)wnght, a Spirit of Justice Award from the Gay ood Lesbian AcfVocates and Defenders. and the Pnnccss Grace Statuette. among other honors. Mr. Kushner was bom 1n 1956, He has a BA from Columbia College (1n Now V1>1k1 and a MFA from NYU/Tlsch School of 1he Ans Theatre Program,

For ~-our tremendous 1mpac1 (n the tictd or hterature, we ere proud to bestow UP0'l )OU 1he honorary degree of Doctor ol lcttCr5'. Honons Causa.

Presented by Fred Fine, Offico of lnstitut1ooa1 Advancemol"lt. Columbia College Chic.ago.

Russell Simmons Music & Art Advocate

Russell Simmons 1s a master visionary who has long shaped the cutting edge of hip.hop - Ame.ncil"s most com, pelting cultural explosion of lhe laucr 20th century. His v1s1on stems from his eaTly rea111atton 01 two key points: first. hip.hop's appeal could cut across geographic. race and cJass boundaries; second, hip.hop would ovolvc from a musical fo,,n into a lifestyle expression. a culture unto rt.self.

Over the course of the last twenty years, Russell has used these ,eauiatioos to bring hip.hop to every facet of media and pop culture: in music wrth the immensely successful Def Jam Reco,d1ngs: in mm w,lh Simmons Lathan Media Group; ,n telev1s,on with HBO's ·rhe Def Comedy JamK anDef Poetry Jam on Broadway•; In the fash10n industry wrth the red-hot Phat Farm and Baby Phat clothing hnes: in magazine pubhshlng with "'OneWorld" Magazine: in the financial services 11'Kfustry w1t.h tho RushCard; and In the community with Rush Philanthropic Arts FoundatJon and the Hip Hop Sumrnit Aet1011 Network.

45-year-otd Russell Sunmons 1s a nattve New Yorker who aucnded City College of New Yol1< His Interests extend far beyond the business wor1d, an\f tie spe-i"Kfs a great deal of his ume and considerable energy ,..,·orkmg for social, polit· 1cal. and philanthropic causes. pushing hip.hop on to new plateaus of power and relevance. In 1995 he, along with his brothers Danny and Joscpll Simmons (Rev. Run or Run DMCl, founded Rush Phihtnlhrop1c Arts foundation. The organization ,s dedicaled to p<0v1ding disadvantaged urban youth with significant exposure af\d access to the arts, as well as offering, exhibition opportunities to underrepresented artists and artist~ of color. FoUO'Nlng the historic H,p Hop Summit Russell organized ,n June 2001, he founde

Russell and his "1/entures are dnven by a personal and torpotate belief that hlp,-hop is an enormously Influential agent for social change whl-ch must be resJ)OnSlbly and proactrvely utlhzeo to fight the war on pavetty and lnJuSlJce.

For your tremencJous impact m the field or mus,c. atts management and arts ad\'OCilcy, we are proud to bestow upon you 1he honorary degree or Doctor of Arts, Honoris Cavsa.

Presented by Or. Warrick Carter. President, Columbia Conegc Chicago. Why should we buy postage stamps when we can make our own?

It's true. You·re broke but you·re gOOd with your colored pencils. You'll spend the ,est or your fire making elabotate counterfeit bills,

but nevef passing them. Your student loans will loom over yOU forever. Oh, what am I say,ng, you·u probably Just end up In an office bulld,ng somewhere and they'll have one of those machines that stamps the envelopes, and )'OU can go on, 1nftnrtely stamping envelopes. So ,ealty, what would be the point of spending so much time drawing them on? Well, maybe you'll make decorative envelopes for businessmen,

and they will Question the purpose of beauty m their lives. and ~·ou'II be made famous for y<>ur skill with lace. your attention 10 detail. There Is no need. they w,tt say. for the march of progress

• to leave such ugly boot pnnts across the unc1v1t1zed praines . I could be wrong. Maybe you'll s11 1n a classroom With your yam and needles and krnl beau11ful sweaters and the children wlll say. "That Ms. Jane. she sure kmts beau11ful sweaters.· And the adminlstrauon wlll clap themselves on the back and say. "That Ms. Jane. what an asset, have you seen how smart the rugby team looks these days?"

You will stt in a classroom kn1tt1ng beautiful sweaters until the world nms ool of yarn or unl.11 your soul vacates your body or until someone sorne.,..h-Cre starts a new trend that calls ror only the most htdeous

sweaters Of worse. none at all. Will the ooset of tank tops be enough to finally get you out of the classroom? How will the years of endless knitting have prepared you ror lhe dirtiness of the world? All those unshaven a,mplts buulng about uncovered. But ma>·be you never really lfked knitting sweaters anyhow. maybe you really ju.st liked being around Ule-m. C11scoursmg upon the subtle differences between mohairs. acrylics, and wools. how this one has a nap, but that one releases moisture and so on.

Maybe you·11 start a museum to the sv,-eater. And 1t wm occur to you then. as you're c-uratm.g some spring afternoon, that all em-elopes come decorated, that all money Is coun1erfe1t. and that your student loans are Just gt1osts In the back hallways and janitor's closets or vour museum. The light will strike you funny through the skylight. and you'll know that your museum Is just a classroom inside of an endless set of classrooms. and that so long as there arc sweaters.

nobody has to be naked. Rebeeca 811dgc A Record of Recognitions* 1964-2003

2003 Russell Simmons Art & Music Advocate 1997 James W. Compton Charnp,on of Racial 2003 Lols Weisberg Arts Manager & Advocate Equality 2003 Tony Kushner Celebrated Playwright 2003 Henry Fogel Arts Manager & Advocate 1996 Irv Kupclnot A Man. a C,ty. an Era 2003 John Wideman Celebrated Author 1996 John W. Rogers, Jr. Chicago's P1oneenng 2002 Grace Paley Author and Activist Investment Leader 2002 Alan Arkin Actor and Director 1996 Isabel Allende The Voice of Spirits. Mag,c. 2002 Jawole WIiia Jo Zofia Director and and Dreams Choreographer 1996 Richard Hunt Mozart of Metal Sculpture 2002 Lewis Manilow Art Advocate 1996 Paul Simon United States Senator 2001 Alton 8. Harris Outstanding Columbia 1995 Vietor Skrebneskl Photographer and l\rt1st College Chicago Trustee 1995 John H. Johnson A Voice of Reason for All 2001 Jesse L. Jackson, Jr. Member of the United People States House of Representatives 1995 Sandra P. Guthman A Driving Force Behind 2001 John Szarkowsk1 Curator. Photoh1stooan. Social Progress m Chic-ago W11ter. & Photographer 1995 Eugene c. D'Angelo, Jr. A Positive Catalyst 2001 Danny K. Davis Congressman and Advocate 1n the Communications Industry of Educallon 1995 Ann landers The Most 1nnuent1al Woman 1n Us.el Mueller Pulitzer Pnze.w1nning Poet • 2001 the United States 2001 Renee Ferguson lnvestlgauve Reporter and 1995 Bon Vereen The Very Dcfin1t,on of Community AcUVJSt Entertainer 2001 Harold Ramis Director and Screenwmer 2001 Mikhail Baryshnikov Outstanding 1994 The Right Honorable Hage G. Gelngob Contributor 1n the Field of the Arts Prime Minister of The Republic 2000 Oral lee Brown Entrepreneur and Savior of of Namlb,a Children 1994 Myrlie Evers-WIiiiams A Champion of 2000 Sldney L Port Philanthropist. Businessman, Justice and Son of Chicago 1994 Reverend John T. Richardson A Chicago 2000 Robert V. Remlnl Scholar and Teacher Leader ,n Higher Education 2000 Robert Shaye Pioneer of Independent Film 1994 Rita Simo Muslcfan. Teacher, and Social Reformer 1999 Arthur C. Nielsen, Jr. Market Researcher 1994 John Hop<> Franklin A Scholar for Our and Corp0rate Leader Generation 1999 Sara Paretsky Mystery Writer and Champion of Women 1993 Etta Moten Barnett Stage and Film 1999 WIiiiam E. Strickland, Jr. Empowering the Performer. and Arts Educator Disadvantaged Through the Arts 1993 Cindy Pritzker President. Board of 1999 Sherman Joseph Alexle, Jr. Storyteller, Directors. Chicago Public Library Poet, and Voice of Truth 1993 Rigoberto Menchu Nobel Peace Prize Winner 1998 Momma Hawk Mentor of Hope for 1he 1993 Jane Alexandroff A Pnme Contributor to Children the Success of Columbia College 1998 John H. Bryan Exemplary leadership m 1993 Carol Moseley-Braun Umtcd Stales Senator Business and the Arts 1993 Cokte Roberts Senior News Analyst. WIiiiam Warfield Magn1f1cent Voice of the 1998 National Public Radio Century 1998 David Henry Hwang Truth-teller for Our 1992 Hedrick L. Smith Joumahst Times 1992 Mathilde Krlm Medical Sc,ent1st and AIDS 1997 Fred Eychaner Mecha Innovator and Crusader 1nsp1r1ng Actw1st 1992 Henry Aaron Baseball Player and Executive 1997 Margaret Corbett Daley Civic Activist and 1991 Douglas Turner Ward Founding Athst1c First Lady or the City of Chicago Director, The Negro Ensemble Company 1991 Hcten Valdez President, Mex,can Fine Arts 1985 Eileen Southern Music Historian center Museum 1985 Ray Nordstrand President. WFMT, Inc. 1991 Johnathan Rodgers Pres1cent. CBS 1985 The Honorable Conor Cruise O'Brien Television Stations Diplomat and Writer 1991 WIiiard L. Boyd President. Field Museum of 1984 WIiiiam Appleman WIiiiams H1stonan Chicago 19B4 John Lewis ComPOser. Mus1c1an, and 1990 Faith Hubley Animator and Illustrator Founder or the Modern Jan Quartet 1990 Leon Despres Advocate of Social Justtce 1984 Victor Navasky Editor. The Nation 1990 Yousuf Karsh Photographer Maga1ine 1990 Haskell Wexler Cinematographer 1984 Pamela Harriman National Civic Lead.er 1990 Clarence Page Edltorial Columnist 1983 The Honorable Harold Washington Mayo,. 1989 Bernard Lown Nobel Laureate for Peace. City of Chicago 1985 1983 Marjorie Craig Benton United States 1989 Sterlfng Stuckey Historian Representative to U.N.I.C.E.F. 1989 Bernice Weissbourd P,es1dent. Family Focus 1983 Marcel Ophuls Docun1entary Filmmaker 1989 Leon Lederman Nobel laureate in Pt1ys1cs. 1983 Christopher Jenck$ Educator 1988 1982 Helen Caldlcott Peace Advocate 1988 Kenneth G. Ryder President, Northeastern 1982 Sherry Lansing President. 20th Century University. Boston Fox 1988 Mike Royko Newspaper Columnist 1982 Luis Valdez Writer 01rector and Producer 1988 John Birks · 01ny• GIiiespie Jan 1982 James Van Der Zee Photographer Trumpeter 1982 Garry WIiis Columnist 1988 WIiiiam Jullus WIison Sociologist 1981 Franklin A. Long Scientist 1988 Ardis Krafnlk General Director, Lyric Opera 1981 Harry Edwards Soc1olog1st of Chicago 1981 Michael Cacoyannis Film Director Marilyn French Writer 1987 Lawrence K. Grossman President. NBC 1981 George McGovern Statesman News 1981 1987 Pastora San Juan Caffer'ty- Professor. 1980 Hermon D. Smith Chairman. Field Social Service Administration foundation of Illinois 1987 Jack Brickhouse Sports Broadcaster 1980 Harry Weese Arch1tect 1987 Margaret Burroughs Founder. Du Sable 1980 Lois WIiie Journalist and Pul1tlet Prii:e Museum Winner 1987 lrvlng 8 . Harris Oisungulshed Contributor 1980 Ronald Wllllams Pres1denl. Northeastern to Human Welfare Illinois University 1987 James Hightower Texas Comm1ss1oner or 1979 Jessie Woods Director. Urban Gateways Agriculture 1979 John Fischetti Pohttcal Cartoonist 1986 Fred friendly Broadcast Journalist and 1979 Maya Angelou Poet Educator 1979 Carlos Fuentes Novelist 1986 Unus Pauling Nobel Laureate: Chemistry 1979 Tom Wicker Journahst 1954 and Peace 1962 1978 Robert Coles Social Philosopher 1986 Randall Robinson Executive Director, 1978 Edgar Y. · Yi p" Harburg Lyricist lransAlnca 1978 Abby Mann Telev1s1on and FIim Wnter 1986 WIiiiam Ford Untted States Congressman 1978 Addle Wyatt Labor Hurnan1st 1986 Ruth Adams Editor. Bulletm of the Aromrc 1978 Carlos Chavez ComPQser-Conductor Scren11srs 1977 Oriana Fallocl Journalist 1985 James Hoge Pubhsher, New \\>rk Darty Eliot Wigginton Educator News 1977 1977 Maria Mart.inez Potter 1971 Charles G. Hurst, Jr, President, Malcolm X 1977 Gordon Parks, Sr. Photographer. Filmmaker, College, Chicago and Writer 1971 Aaron Siskind Photographer and Teacher 1977 Daniel Schorr Broadcast Journalist 1970 R. Buckminster Fuller Architect 1976 John Hammond "Columbus· of American 1970 Frank Reynolds Broadcast Journalist Music 1970 Fannie Lou Hamer Chairman. M1ss1ss1pp1 1976 Roman Vlshnlac Biologist and Frcodom Democratic PartY M1crophotographer 1970 WIiiiam M . Birenbaum President. Staten 1976 Katherine Kuh Ari Critic. Curator, Island College, New York and Writer 1969 Sister Ann Ida Gannon, B. V.M. President, 1976 Jonathan Kozol Educator and Social Critic Mundelein College, Chicago 1976 Ed Bullins Playwngl>t 1969 Charles WIibert White Attlst 1975 Arthur Mitchell Director, Dance Theatre of 1969 David Halberstam Reporter. Pulitzer Prize Hartem Winner 1975 · Brlcktop" Entertainer 1968 Edward Kennedy "Duke" Elllngton Composer 1975 Alexander l.C. Wilder Composer 1968 Louis J. · studs" Terkel Wnter 1975 George w. Bonham Edttor-1n-Ch1cf, Change 1968 Ralph Nader Citizen 1975 Seymour M. Hersh Pulitzer Prize-winning 1967 Dwight W. Follett Publisher Reporter 1967 Kenneth F. Montgomery Attorney 1974 Albert E. Jenner, Jr. Distinguished Lawyer 1967 Norman Corwin Wnter. Poet, and Playwright 1974 Ivan Albright Artist 1967 Langston Hughes Poet 1974 James T. Farrell Writer 1966 Eugene Rablnowltch Editor. Bulle1/n of Atomic 1974 Ru1h Page Dancer 1974 Charfemae Rolllns Acclaimed librarian Scientists 1966 Frederick Douglas O'Neal President, Actors· 1973 Harrison E. Salisbury Associate Editor. Equity New York Times 1966 John Brademas United States Congressmen 1973 Bob Fosse FIim, Theater. and Television 1965 Curtis D. MacDougall D1st1ngulshe

1972 Quentin D. Young National Chairman. Medical Comm1ttee tor Human Rights 1972 Pauline Kael Motion Picture C1111c 1972 Chester "'Howlin' Wolf" Burnett Musician 1972 Nell Sheehan Reporter, New York Times 1972 William F. Russell Sports Commentator. Coach, and Athlete 1972 Newton N. Mlnow Public Servant and Attorney 1971 WIiiiam Proxmire United States Senator, Wisconsin 1971 Kay Boyle Writer 1971 Joseph Papp Dtrcctor, New York Pubhc Theatre and Shakespeare Festival Jennlfe< Elaine v,aneuo. VDlcdtetonan Brooke Alyce Belcher, Salutatorian

Candidates for the BACHELOR OF FI NE ARTS DEGREE 2003

Tiulola 0. Aladesalye Mondi k, GoJc Derck S. Massey Jeffrey R. Sch..,.e1tzer• Frank J. Alatorre Po11na Glfshman Chanel I McGhee Laura M. Seut Kimberly A. Beggs· Cheryl M. G1adfelter• Joseph P. Miller· Gulsen Sever• Jenny L. Bonclt Maya Gopatan • Robert A. Miller• Munrt P Singh John P. Brennan Gina L. Qrafos • Christine T. Mortensen• M1cMel E. Smi1h Jennifer J. Brummer Chansn A. Gteen • Brea N. Murphy Colloen E Soisson• Malika S. Brunson Kenneth C. Gruber Nelson E. Navarro 801nard R. Sokolows.k1 111 • Gretch~n E. Buck• Autumn A. Hackf3d Nancy A. Neff• Stefanie E Solano· JoMna Bukawska--Prawlca • LaAon o. Hickcrsoo· Anna L Novak• Joseph P. Strand Orurcl J. Cornngton• Gaty L Hlotke Mana Celeste c. Od11mer Catey E. Swanson• Atinanu.1t1e T Culotta Noo F. HUCI tu Nathan J. Ozug MEHIB o. Szwasl Laurct1 A. Clbd,er• Jaitoe L Hutman• Melissa Palomo• Norman L Teague Timothy f. Devine James R. Ilsley• Ju,y E. Par1o. Damon 0, Troutman T,ea"or S. Doherty Megan M. 1... amu10 Cttndioo A. Patino Chris11ne M. Velez Sylvia M, Oo110do Maureen E Keaveny• Clura Porrus Joanna M. Ward• George F. Oucke r 1v • Adam M. Kern Michael Przygoda • Yolanda R. Washington Jennifer C. Dulay Justin C. Knapp Gerat<11ne M. Quinton· sarah A. WeKlmano Kelly E. Duncan Silvia Knoebl • James M. Re,scnle1ter Jacqueline M Witt• Emily L. Dunn • Mana E. Labbe' Jennifer 0. Robensoo • Joanna T. W0Jtut1• Christine M. Farha• Mandy M. Loncar• Kristine M. Roof• Fernanc;k> Flores Aaron C. Manb), • Nathan R, Roye-t• Rachel E. Foster Nteholas M. Manuele Taeko Sato-Vega•

Candidates for the BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE 2003

Fareeda Abdul Leon Q. Allen Hf..lnry P. Anselmo Gedlm!nas Bagdonas• Mered11h R. Accnrdl Brian O Alllnson NtCole J. Antnony Jennifer M. Bahr Aaron ?. Ackerson• Cornelia L. AJ01ado Rali::,h ArUOlnb John B. Baird" Ryan W Ada1r• Annahsa F Alta,es Casey N Antonich• Lawt'O· Noah G. Banks Nicholas J. Aguina James J. Anderson .Hann Ashford AAdy J. Bo,.er Jamie N, Aikman"' lamom L. Anderson Emre Aslay• Elizabeth G. 88fnette Thnthep A1msuphanlmn lucy M Anderson K,..,1ldm A. Atahan Emlly M. Bamey Funsho F. Akerele·AJe Melissa T. Anderson Lisa M. Auriemma Alan A SaroMf? ~dlJat T. Alaka Michele D. Anderson Robe, t J. Avilez Rosanna Bartesi Ni'Jlhaniel R. Albert Toni M. Anderson Maf'k E. Bacha,a· Gcrwd J. Barreto Chendra A. Alford Joaquin A. Andrade Carne A 8aootl Setg,o C. Barreto t\stm S. Ah Amy E. And'wws Kelly J. Ba~gley Jose L aamos Joseph C. Ahperla Alex W. Angelo Ronda A. Bady ElililbI w_ Hatcher Craig L. Hornber,t cnanda L Johnson Heather M Kilgore· JJII C. Hat2a1 Joel S. Horowitz Christine S. Johnson• Eun S&n Kim• K<y K. Hayden• Nicholas J Hosanna• Claudra M. Johnson• Jong H. Kim Jatn1c L H.-yes • John B Holhersall Dean A. Johnson t1ty J. Kim Shane J. Hayes K1rs11n A House, Manha A. Johnston Milan Kim• Coltccn M. HcaLOn• Kenneth Hcw.•nrd Roselle T Johnson SoY. Kim s,ar,ca v. Hodgeman Cail A. Howell Mark 8. Jolllffe • Woo Yuo Y Kim Joseph A. Hedges SuVant L. Howell AnthOny M Jones Oawn L Kindsvater Joe R. Heffernan Ana M. Hnstova· Cessaoclf8 L Jones Wilham K. Kmney Er,c ft Heg, • W'an T. Huang Juhan F. Jones Chns1Jan H. Kmster Anthony L. Ho1ntzclman • Edgar Huerla • Krystal R. Jones Knslln P. Kipp Watter w Henegt,an • Chns P. Huether Pauta E Jones M1chael R. Kipp David M Hcn1ff Ill Kelsie L. Hufr• Robert O. Jones Keme M. Kissane· Ryao T. kcnnkson Tricia L. Huffman• Tronica O. Jones Chutlpoth K1tjajaroenchaJ· Daniel Herman Cas~andrn L Hughes Jesse J. Jordan· Margaret A. K,zao, JoseJ)h P. Hermanek• Jacciuchrw M, Hugoes Jamie L. JOfgensen· Jaso,, C. Klam,n Ernesto Hern81lde.7 Joselyn R. Hug.1,es • Eun K. Ju Dustin M Klass• Maocela Hernandez Oao,el J. Hulse Theodore P. Juchcmsk1 Kenneth A. Klausner Max1mlllan P. Hemander· Juss1ca M. Humphnes• Lornsa E. Jul!anus • Chorles £. Kfeln Tajuana C. Herrell David B. Hunsberger M!nchul Jung· Rand) J KIOdZ • Jessica C. Heneman wwma Hunt Meghan C. Just· Kalhl€:en R. K11eer· Manana Herrera Br()('lwen M. Hupp .. Steven H. Jus1mat1 Edwaro J. Krllgge Boyd D. Heron SuS.'.ln C. Huston ChrlStillil R. Kadlec Jennifer M. Knou Matthew E. Herzberg CtmstoOher L. Hutton Fergus J Kaiser Bndget A. Knop1c.k Joshua W. Hester Ryan L. Hyland JO~I w. Ka,sc, Emily E. Knowles Rebecc(I L Heuer• Oar11eta M. lafolla Jennifer A. Kalafu1 Lashan A. Knox Andref D. Heward-Mills Paul Ianni Bn3n H. Kat11c:s• Elke l Knupp• Kenneth D. HC)dt Yuma lc:hida N.incy E. KJ!mcs. Andrea l. Koehler• Brad O. Hickey Kathenne A. Ide A.be KanaJ'I Matthew M Kohnhorst Benjam n J. H1ckS 1zabela M. 1gnac1k Frnnk V. Kanarowskl Martin Kolod;riej Max F. Higueros Brianne N. Ingram • Brandon J. Kane Knstofef J. Kotpek• LaSOl'\jB $. Htll llir A. lsk.ah Cnr1stopher J, Karner• Lisa M. Kopeck)·· sarah A. Hill • Douglas D. Israel Anastas10s v. Ka1opod1s Melara E. Ko,dos Mau,e-en e. Hilton Jamie 8. lsslet Reiko Kawa! Kaytey Kofwilts • Mark J. Hing• James J. Jabcl)'nSki Brandon M. Keane• S1e-.. en J. Kosc1k • Kelly A. Hinman• Oraenna L Jackson Benjamin T. Kel!C!r• Andrew J. Kosmslu • Eliza A. Kosttzcw;:, • Sungiun Lee John M. Ludwig Jason L M~on KnsUna KovilCS Timothy G. Lee Th111phet1 Loongth&da Laura R. McArthur~ Elilabeth Kozak Chnst!na A. Logue· Michael T. Lunkes• Ins M. McBride Daniel w. Koruh • Mauhew J. Leigh· Bonnie M.Zayas Chtis J_ McCann Aaton M. Kraft· Sefemo J. Lckoko Yessenia Mac01ra Eva L. McCann Jeremy c. Kr;i1ntk • Monhn w. Matuson Fred J. Mlller Jr.• Adi 8fla B. Lebron CaiUin M. lc>•,-.·c,y- Todd o. Manran Mark A. MIiier• Christopher A. Lc-c Chnstophcr J. Lowery Adam 0. Mattuccj Simeon S. 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Pre-commencement Slide Show L11 Cnllsen. Photogror:ih>· Department Mary fcnm1l.ant. Photography Oepartn,~nt Meimci Yu. 1\rt ""- Design Depa, tmenl Board of Trustees Trustee College Ortlc:ers Ellen Stone Belie Steven Kapelke WIiiiam L. Hood William Cellini Jr. Provost/Vice President Chairman of ,he Board Debra Martin Chase or Acadcm,c AffaJrs 05valdo Rodriguez Karen Lee COpeJanct Executive v,co Chair Steve Devick. Bert Gall Allan R. Orebin. Ph.D. Fay Hartog Levin E>.ecut.Ne Vtce President Richard B. Fizdale Vice Chair Liza Gross R . Mlc:hael DeSalle Tom Kallen Mary Louise HaCICIOd Vtee President Treasurer Roald Hoffmann. Ph.D. Finance and Chjef Financial orncer Madollne Murphy Robb Gary Stel)l1en Hopmay,,r Don Jackson Secretary Mark E . Kolly Bradley A. Keywcll Vice President 01 Warrick L. Carte,. Ph. D. Karen F. Kizer Student Affairs President Bill Kurt,s Marcia La1ar Doreen Barton! Averill Leviton Dean. School of Media Aris Ba1ty Mayo Keith S. Cleveland E.R. Bert Medina Howard Mendelsohn Aeling Dean. School Glona Lehr Novak of Graduate and Con\inu1ng Lifetime Trustee John P. RIJOS Education Lerone ~nnett Jr, Craig M. Robinson Choryl Johnson· Odfm. Ph. D . Barry S. Crown Mlchc11C A. Rosen Dean. School of Liberal Arts Mitton Davis Robert Shaye and Science~ Sydney Smith Gordon AleJandro Silva Alton 8. Harris Vtetor Skrebneski Leonard Lehror Samuel E. Pfeifer Lawrence K. Snider Dean, School of Fine al\d David S. Solomon. M.D. Patnck A. Sweer1ey Petforming Arts Nancy Tom Dempsey J, Travis Pamela J. Turbeville AJlen M. Turner Tony G. We,sman Helena Chapemn Wilson Robert A WiSIOW