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The Glass of 2003.

To The Emerson College Class of 2003,

The theme of your yearbook is setting the stage for the "Common Grounds" we all shared on this campus. The yearbook staff, a small but sturdy bunch, worked very hard to make this book as eclectic as possible, capturing as many of our moments together on and off campus. We tried, but just in case we didn't get a picture of everything you've been involved in, we pulled together the following list of memories that hopefully mean something to you. Enjoy!

Do you Remember? ...Curious Liquids, the "freshman 15," Trident Cafe, Fajitas & Ritas, Late Night Buffets, the G&W shuttle of love, Monday night at Axis, The Simpsons, South Street Diner, kozmo.com. Fundamentals Of Speech, film shoots, American Beauty, Taco Tuesdays, The La, Flynn's, crazy roommates. The Tam, the Esplanade, Hatch Shell, 143 & 145 Beacon Street, 21 Comm. Ave., changing majors more than three times, the Hyena scandal, your first party, fire drills, Greek life, IN classes, Bennigan's, OL4LIFE, Centerfolds, Chinatown, Buddha's Delight, Dragtoberfest, Spring Break, the Red Sox being in the playoffs (chaos outside the dorms,) the Patriots winning the Super Bowl (absolute chaos in the streets of ,) Harper's Ferry, Middle East, protests on the Common, Holiday lights on the Common, Athletics van trips, sleeping in, Harry Potter, all-nighters, NSR, Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, BFA acting. Orientation, your first cell phone, C-store, Mission Hill, Garment District, Ben & Jerry's, the Majestic, 7-11, LA, the Castle, The Graduate, the B-line constantly shutting down, not being housed on campus as a freshman, American Idol, The Union, the DPL computers crashing all the time, EVVY's, Casino Night, Hemp Fest, always being late to class, 8 am classes, 4 hour classes, Manray, Tower Records, editing, 9 / 11, HMDN, Packard's Corner /Harvard Ave., Paradise, 80s Night, Senior Send Off, Ski Trip, Spring Musical, Montreal, the Cheri, Lansdowne Street, Fenway Park, MA 100, DVC Pro tripods. Night Owl, cab rides, internships. Brimmer burning, EFA, The'DH in the LB, 6 Arlington shirts, 100 & 132 Beacon, the "ghetto-vator," Emerson Channel, Org. Fair, GRE's, fitness center, OCSS, Zero Marlborough Diner, the grill line. Public Gardens, routes across campus, Quincy Market, waiting for the T—forever, moving into our dorms & first apartments, the LB mailroom, the ceiling in the LB, Berkeley Beacon, photo lab, the depot, , sooooo many date auctions, CD classes, "Where are all the Comm. Poly Law majors?," morning BJ classes with Marsha and Janet, Mini Musicals, our athletic teams. Senior Week, Walking across the Wang stage, the end of an era.

Good luck with all your future endeavors.

Sincerely,

Your Class Officers: Joey, Nicole, Cori, Sarah, Seth, Ryan, Stuart, & Meli

1 Common Grounds Emerson students with a campus on the Common and a heavy addiction to caffeine.

Common Grounds

Candids

(Above) Serenity sure knows how to work this crowd.

(Above) One of the competitors tries to get the host's vote.

{Above) And the winners are... Cinnamon and Sugar!

(Above) Cori and Andy already picked their favorite (Above) Dragtoberfest draws in such a crowd that these guys had to queen! join in on the fun too!

Dragtoberfest FGM“ 2002

(Above) This cowboy gives the queens some stiff (Above) Cinnamon and Sugar show how it's done. competition.

(Above) The queens

and cowboy all come

together for one last

round of applause

before the decision is

made.

(Left) Jade gives a true

Diva look to the

camera.

(Above) Serenity gives her best "Dirty" face. Dragtoberfest

life Across campus, a ten story residence hall houses two hundred students at 100 Beacon Street. 100 Beacon provides a great, intimate atmosphere. Compared to the crowds in front of the Little Building, 100 Beacon tends to be less chaotic.

It offers The Writers' Block living-learning community.

{Below) The R.A.s from 6 Arlington get (Above) It's the (Above) Some of the R.A.s pause during training to tell crazy on the job. Super-R.A.s! the cameraman just how much they love what they do.

Facing the lies a ten story residence hall which houses approximately one hundred fifty students. Residents share lounges, kitchen facilities, and common or semi-private baths. This hall includes an all-female floor and an extended quiet study hours floor. Also found at 6

Arlington is the Leadership Through Service (LTS) living-learning community.,

which is part of the theme housing program.

Student Living 52/4 Beacon This Back Bay

brownstone is Emerson's smallest residence hall, housing approximately seventy-five students. Residents share common bath areas, lounges, and kitchen facilities. Laundry facilities are located in the basement. The entire hall is designated smoke-free

and is a quiet study area. 132/4 Beacon has several single gender floors.

(Above) Two staff members learn that teamwork makes one mean S'more.

(Below) The R.A.s learn what it means to "assist" during a ropes course. iove) The entire Housing Staff and all Resident Assistants the four halls on Emerson's Campus.

aove) A "girls only" pajama party at 6 Arlington. SO Boylj^toh

The Little Building, more commonly known as the LB, is the place that seven hundred and fifty students call home each year. Mostly underclassmen live in the Little Building, but you can find just about anyone there whether it be in the C-Store, the Athletics Office, Public Safety, the Cabaret, the Bookstore, or the Dining Hall. If you are looking for some familiar faces, the LB is the place to go. More than half of the student body lives off campus, braving the elements (rain, snow, and the B-Line) on their way to class. Students live in a variety of interesting locations ranging from Allston, to Brighton, to Cambridge, to Revere. All travel into school on either the Green, Blue, Red, or Orange lines, hoping to make it on time.

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Student Lite The L. A. Program is a great opportunity for students to experience the "real world" while they are still in college. At the L.A. campus, students take classes and have an internship in their field of study It's a good way to find out if the West Coast is the place to be for whatever career path students might choose.

Los Angeles The Caefcle

The Kasteel Well in the is another external program offered by Emerson. Students spend the semester taking classes in the Netherlands and traveling all around Europe. They get to live in an actual castle, with a moat and all!

Does it get any better than that?

Emerson College u>as founded in 1880 by .

The Emerson College Motto: Bringing

Innovation to Communication and the Arts

Emerson College Colors: Purple and Gold

Emerson College Mascot: The Lion

The Emerson College Alma Mater:

O Alma Mater, dear thy name we praise.

Our voices love inspired to thee we raise,

And we will cherish thee in days to come, Dr. Jacqueline Liebergott, President And think lovingly of Emerson.

Yours is the highest art, a shining goal.

You are the star of each and every soul,

And all your children s hearts as one,

We love thee Alma Mater, Emerson.

Dr. Ronald Ludman, Dean of Students

Dr. Dorothy Aram, Grafton Nunes Dr. Stuart Sigman VP for Academic Affairs Dean of the School of the Arts Dean of the School of Communication

Faculty SCHOOL OF THE ARTS Department of Performing Arts

The Department of Performing Arts educates students in the collaborative arts of theater and dance within their historical and cultural

contexts. Its professionally active faculty guides students in programs which offer both rigor and creative challenges. Studio and production work are central to all concentrations in the department and are integrated into the larger context of a liberal education. The department also offers course work in music in support of its Musical Theater concentration and to enrich the liberal arts cirriculum of the college. j

Maureen Shea, Department Chair Dr. Robert Colby

Janet Craft Kathleen Donohue Timothy Jozwick Harry Morgan Russell Swift Dr. Scott Wheeler SCHOOL OF TIIF ARTS Department of Visual ana Media Arts Recognizing the the visual and media arts are powerful forces affecting the minds, emotions, and behavior of humankind, the Department of Visual and Media Arts educates students to become informed and ethical leaders, develops creative and aesthetically disciplined practitioners, and encourages learning based on all areas of thought and concern for society. Further, the Visual and

Media Arts faculty is dedicated to including the cultural and historical perspective of many cultures and nations regarding their experiences with the media. Robert Sabal, Department Chair Dr. Claire Dr. Thomas Dr. Robert Hilliard Andrade-Watkins Cooper

Dr. Jane Shattuc

Faculty 25 SCHOOL OF T II E ARTS Department Writing Literature, and Publishing of ,

The Department of Writing, Literature, and Publishing serves Emerson College and the School of the Arts by providing students with writing skills, an appreciation of literature, world language study, and knowledge of the publishing industry and the literary marketplace. The programs of Department of Writing, Literature, and Publishing are designed to prepare students for a wide range of professional careers and personal creative development and fulfillment; they also have pre- professional value for those intending to pursue graduate

Robin Riley-Fast, Acting education. Department Chair

Dr. Jonathan Aaron Dr. Flora Gonzalez Dr. Maria Koundoura John Skoyles Jessica Treadway

Department of Journalism

The Department of Journalism is committed to educating journalists who can bring intelligence and context to the complex issues facing our global society. Its faculty members are interested in producing journalists, capable of identifying original stories, reporting, synthesizing and analyzing the news in ways that increase public understanding and awareness.

Gerald Lanson, Department Chair

r\r , A Dr. Marsha Della- Dr. Anthony DeLuca Dr. Emmanuel Dr. Melinda Robins Robert Stepno Giustina "Manny" Paraschos Faculty 1

II 00 OF COMMUNICATION Department of Communication w The word communication comes from the same Latin roots as does the word community. This connection underlies every aspect of the Department of Communication. Whether examining past communities in history courses, analyzing the nature of society in political science and sociology classes, or pondering communal ideas from the perspective of philosophy and religion, our subject is human beings and their roles in various

Phillip Glenn, Chair- Organizational & communities. Political Communication Department

Not pictured: Mayre Tharp, Chair - Marketing Communication Department

Dr. John Anderson J.E. Hollingworth Mary Joyce Dr. J. Gregory Payne Dr. Michael Weiler SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders

Not pictured: The School of Communication Sciences and Disorders is committed to

Dan Kempler, leadership and excellence in its education of Emerson students. The

Department Chair purpose of the undergraduate degree program is to provide students with intensive academic preparation in the basic human communications processes. This preparation includes courses related to normal aspects of speech, language, and hearing, the anatomical structures and scientific bases of speech production, and instruction in scientific principles and the variety of disorders of speech production, and instruction in scientific principles and the variety of disorders of speech, language, and hearing.

Cynthia Bartlett Dr. David Luterman Dr. David Maxwell

Faculty

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The Cross Country Team ended their season on a strong note with a second place finish in the GNAC championship meet. Their overall record was 31-18, and all runners set personal best times in the 5K.

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This fall the Women's Team made it to the GNAC Playoffs for the first time in at least 5 years. They finished the regular season 5-6 in the conference. Mb^^OCLC£R

The Men's Soccer team finished 11-9-1 this fall. They made it all the way to the semi-finals of the GNAC Playoffs. Way to go guys!

The Women's Soccer team made it to the first round of the post-season playoffs and had an 8-3 record in the GNAC. They went 13-6 overall and ranked 34 out of the 73 teams in . Men' NNIE>

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The women's tennis team held tough in 2002, finishing with an overall record of 3-5 and 3-3 in the conference. The Lions were runners up in the GNAC championship tournament in 2001, but with a small roster this year, the team struggled to win key matches. After starting the fall with a loss to conference champions Johnson & Wales, the team notched their first win on September 25th over 5-4.

Close losses to Curry and St. Joseph's, both 4-5, were tough to swallow, but in the last game of the season, the Lions routed conference college Pine Manor 8-1. While the team didn't make the conference

playoffs as anticipated, head coach Keith Warner is optimistic about next year's team. "Hopefully we will do much better with the new

recruits coming in," he said. "Our goal is still the same -- to win the conference." eg Sports Vtefe.

Junior Rob Hennigan, Josten's Tropl^Finalist

Dr Player of the Year, and Emerson's 2 all-time coring leader, finished up the 2002-2003 season /ith a career 1,667 points. The team graduates enter Kevin Smith and point guard Shaun lazerall, two stellar Emerson athletes.

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The Lady Lions showed their mettle in a :hallenging season. Captain Kendra Nerbonne ed the team which included stand out players Caitlin Bolger and Molly O'Keefe The Emerson Men's program provides the student-athlete with the opportunity to participate in an exciting and challenging Division III schedule.

Lions Lacrosse players find that being a part of the team enriches their college experience, providing them with the skills necessary to be successful on the field, in the classroom, and in life after college.

The Team: James DeLung, Tim, Duff, Gordon Duke, Nick Lox, Brian Mahteron,

Llew Powell, Jeremy Powers, Justin Sage,

Eric Schuiten, Scott Shipley. VOMEfe

The Women's Lacrosse team at

Emerson is now an NCAA-recognized varsity sport. To qualify, a team must play at least eight games in a season. Their coach, Danielle Sadler, had this to say about it: "It can be a big leap for a college to add a new sport, but our lacrosse team showed last year, in its strong club season, that we had the numbers, the interest and the talent to go varsity."

The Team: Anna Achenbach, Lauren Blanda, Kaitlin Bolger, Meredith Cohen, Jean Crawford, Ellen Dube, Marissa Gelband, Lauren Harris, Lindsey Iero, Ylva Jarl-Hanson, Mary Kaeppel, Molly Livingstone, Courtney Marino, Samantha McAfee, Jennifer Milligan, Kristin O'Brien, Leigh O'Keefe.

Sports The Team: Jeff Hall, Garrett Tingle, Drew (Humming, Mike Lewis, Steve Blumhagen, Kevin Pinches, Jake LeBlanc, Mike Batchelder, Mike Balger, Tony Consiglio, Brian Angell, David Competello, Daniel McGaw, Darren Josey.

The Team: Serena Ahne, Ellen Boss, Jamie Bunton, Laura Burke, Jessica Cagnon, Hadley Catalano, Sara Toga Collings, Amy Duskiewicz, Aubrey Gibavic, Eleanore Hosmer, Sara Patch, Alison Pini, Meagan Walsh, Randi Harris.

Sports mzanons RAREWORKS THEATER

The mission of this organization is to support theatrical productions fully produced, directed, managed, and otherwise staged solely by students of Emerson College. The genres we sponsor include but are not limited to, musical theater, straight plays, student written pieces, and experimental theater. Our goal is to empower any Emerson student with a vision for theatrical production to see

Gauge is a student run, design- oriented magazine completely produced by and for Emerson College students. Its goal is not only to incorporate the various fields of study offered at Emerson into a singular publication, but to also push the boundaries of the magazine format. G.i J 1«5>'

EMERSON ALLIANCE FOR GAYS, LESBIANS AND EVERYONE (EAGLE)

EAGLE was established to promote visibility and acceptance of queer culture throughout the campus and

community. Membership is open to any student who is interested in aiding others with a personal acceptance of homosexuality. The group sponsors social, academic and awareness functions for the community on issues relevant to queer culture.

NATIONAL STUDENT SPEECH, LANGUAGE, AND HEARING ASSOCIATION (NSSLHA)

All Emerson students have the opportunity to become members of this national organization. The Emerson chapter provides the opportunity for students to take part in professional activities on a local, regional, and national level. NSSLHA encourages professional interests among ^mgrson students in the study of normal and disordered human communication behavic NSSLHA provides aid auu assistance within the College as well as to local organizations in the areas of speech, hearing, language, and behavior disorders. EMERSON INTERNATIONAL

El, the College's international student organization works with the Director of International Student Affairs to provide support for Emerson's international population as well as increase cultural awareness within the College community. Made up of students of diverse backgrounds and interests, El provides social and programs while serving as a resource for projects identified bv the International Student Office.

EMERSON INDEPENDENT VIDEO

ETV is a student-run organization serving the Emerson Community. The

organization models its operations on

that of a television station. Its goal is to provide an opportunity for students to apply or learn skills in all phases of television production in a professional atmosphere. Whether you are interested in marketing, directing, producing, or writing, the organization has a place for you. ETV has programs of all types in

all stages of development. It also produces five live-to-tape 30 minute news broadcasts weekly, as well as International News broadcasts twice weekly. Over the years E1V has won numerous national college broadcasting awards as well as having programming air on cable and national outlets. EIV produces the EVVY Awards, imerson's equivalent to the EMMY /ards, where distinguished industry' [pi ofessionals give awards honoring rson's best student work. The Award ceremony is a major event

m t he Emerson community.

Cluty WECB

WECB is the oldest commercial college radio station in the country and is entirely student run. WECB has been teaching commercial radio techniques for 50 years, and can be heard on campus, in the Boston area and globally. WECB operates on income generated trom advertising and from the Student Government

Association. Students of all majors are eligible to audition for DJ and other on- and off-air positions at the beginning of each semester. No

experience or license is required to get involved. Interviews for WECB Management Positions are held approximately one month before the end of each semester. WECB covers all areas of radio including sales, production, promotion, music, news, sports, special events management, and sound engineering. Facilities include an on-air studio, production studio, and music library. Listen at WECB.emerson.edu.

EMERSON GAMERS ASSOCIATION

The Emerson Gamers Association, or EGA, promotes the educational aspects of role play and gaming in critical thinking, teamwork and creative communication.

E triers ert IGratfecr# i JFE spec spec was founded to develop a forum for students interested in the art of screenwriting; to provide a means for students to explore artistic abilities; and to promote and nurture the interests of those who wish to pursue an education in the field.

NEWMAN CLUB

The Newman Club provides opportunities for Catholic students to develop their faith and to work in sponsoring social, educational, spiritual and sendee-oriented events. Students come together for debate, prayer, and fun! MUSICAL THEATRE SOCIETY (MTS) MlPpUHHUppmumHIP participating in outstanding musical production numbers on and off campus. Annually, MTS is responsible for Cabaret Players Productions and co- producing a major Spring Musical with the Performing Arts division performed at Emerson's Majestic Theatre in Boston's theatre district. MTS also sponsors special guest appearances by leading musical theatre personalities. MTS is open to all members of the college regardless of their field of study.

KIDDING AROUND

Kidding Around, formerly known as Team Players, is the Emerson theatre group that performs and provides unique theater experiences exclusively

for children. It performs on- campus and at local schools and

after school programs where it creates an "interactive" theater environment with children of all ages. Emerson students are encouraged to become directors, designers, producers, actors. writers.

Kddditf IGl/rvd PHI ALPHA TAP . i Phi Alpha Tau, founded in 1902, is the A nation's oldest and foremost honorary, professional and social communicative arts fraternity. Originally, Phi Alpha Tau was created to foster the practice of debate and

return it to the students. Today, the brotherhood combines traditional standards with new ideas to foster brotherhood, further the communicative arts, and promote the aims and ideals of Emerson College. Tau believes personal strength is born out of cooperation and collaboration. Each semester. Phi Alpha Tau sponsors an open forum aimed at uniting Emerson's students and administrators on difficult issues* The fraternity has honored those in the fields of Communicative Arts and its prestigious Connor Past recipients include Walter Cronkite, Robert Frost, Arthur Fiedler and Carl Reiner.

ZETA PHI ETA

Zeta Phi Eta, established at Emerson College in 1908, is a National Professional Coed Fraternity in the Communication Arts and Sciences. Founded at Northwestern University in 1893, Zeta Phi Eta is tire oldest national group of its kind. Since that time, Zeta has bonded together individuals committed to high standards in the communication arts and sciences, while providing opportunities for sharing professional interests through worthwhile activities. The sisters and brothers of Zeta Phi Eta are strongly involved with tire campus community, in addition to working wdth many outside organizations such as the AIDS Action Conrmittee d the American Cancer Society'. In 1995, Zeta received national

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KAPPA GAMMA CHI

A professional sorority founded a^mersorHrwwz^Spp^s committed to serving the College and local community. The Sisterhood fosters the ideal of nurturing professional, strong and independent women. The Sisters expect and demand the highest and best standards for every active member. Named Organization of the Year for 1999-2000, Kappa feels this responsibility has been potent in making the society count as a valuable asset to the school.

SIGMA PI THETA

Sigma Pi Theta has emerged as a support group for women. We are dedicated to dedicated to stimulating unity, growth, support, and awareness among the women of Emerson College. We encourage the growth of the individual, the sorority, and the J Emerson College community via ^3 workshops and activities held the year. HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE

Hands-On Experience is an organization that was created to learn about and promote the awareness of deafness and sign language as a form of communication. This is done through regular performances and workshops which incorporate music, poetry, dance and the performing arts with sign language. Membership open to all students, of major or

EMERSON DANCE COMPANY

The Emerson Dance Company is a student organization that welcomes both the accomplished and beginning dancer. The group offers opportunity and growth in the areas of performance and choreography. They also offer Master Classes by well-known choreographers and dancers which are open to the Emerson community. T’hi.s is Pathetic

THIS IS PATHETIC

This is Pathetic theatricallv j explore^nt^ersonap uncomfortable, disturbed and sometimes inappropriate aspects

of life. By placing these events of

life in an experimental comic

atmosphere, it is easier to understand just what we never want to. Open auditions are held annually.

SOCIETY FOR PROFESSIONAL JOURNALISTS (SPJ)

Named Organization of the Year for 2001-2002, the branch of this Journalism Honor Society began at Emerson in the Fall of 1983. All journalism majors are encouraged to become actively involved. SPJ provides an opportunity for students to meet with area professionals ^^^^sofeurrent interest. EC DANCE

EC Dance is dedicated to promoting spirit at Emerson College. The team came together in the fall of '99 with the intention of performing cheers, dances, and stunts at the school's NCAA games. EC Dance is also very involved in co-sponsoring events with other departments and organizations.

ASIAN STUDENTS FOR INTERCULTURAL AWARENESS (ASIA)

Emerson's ASIA was officially recognized as of Spring 1993. This organization was founded to provide awareness of the vast cultures present within the

Asian community. ASIA is dedicated to becoming an active member in the varied social events of the Emerson community. THE EMERSONIAN

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The Emersonian, the College yearbook, is a permanent chronicle of the days, people, places and events of the academic year. Students interested in photography, advertising, layout or copy editing often contribute to the editorial staff.

NOTEWORTHY

The purpose of this organization, created in the fall of 2002, is to promote creativity, education of music and diversity with regards to the A Capella scene at Emerson and in the Boston community. The group provides entertainment for a variety of on and off campus events. ew©r

JDS Student Government -Association

The Student Government Association was formed to "establish an effective student government, respect student interests, establish and facilitate all student organizations, act as a liaison between the student body, the administration, and the Board of Trustees, and promote and protect the rights of the students..." In coordination with the Office of the Dean of Students, the SGA allocates and monitors funds to student organizations and plans and executes student activities and programs for the campus. It also actively states the needs and protects the rights of the student body. Elections are held every spring to fill positions for the next academic year. Any undergraduate, full time enrolled student, who meets candidate criteria, G muHiiaged to run.

Class of 2003

Each year, classes elect officers to represent them in student government matters and facilitate co-curricular and social events. Elections are in the late spring for the following academic school year. The class president serves on the SGA Executive Council. Responsibilities of the Senior Class officers include: Assisting with the Planning Commencement and related activities. Senior Week ictivities. Class meetings, and rrams. C/l&ss ©f &003 Each year, classes elect officers to represent them in student government matters and facilitate co- curricular and social events. Elections are held in the late spring for the following academic school year. The class president serves on the SGA Executive Council. Responsibilities of the Junior Class officers include: Class meetings and programs.

Each year, classes elect officers to represent them in student government matters and facilitate co- curricular and social events. Elections are held in the late spring for the following academic school year. The class president serves on the SGA Executive Council. Responsibilities of the Sophomore Class officers include: Class meetings and programs. Greek Council

Greek Council is the official governing body of Emerson College that recognizes all Greek Letter organizations. It is comprised of delegates Mm from all recognized fraternities and sororities. They collectively work to govern all Greek organizations, promote Greek Life on campus, and work on projects to sexymg the College and the surrounding Boston community.

Frames Per Second

Frames Per Second is a student run organization dedicated entirely to teaching professional film

production. It is the only organization on campus that involves many students in the pre- production, production, and post-production of

films. It is an opportunity for students to leam every aspect of film making, hands on, before they reach their first production class. FPS turns students into teachers. Fra / t r«d arid JV©t Pictured dpha Epsilon Phi Hyena dpha Pi Theta WWPW&tu dents ReaMHPBHV dMIGOS Jimmy's Traveling All-Stars iSlA Kappa Gamma Chi lerkeley Beacon Latent Image Hass of 2003 Lauph 'lass of 2004 Lion Stage 'lass of 2005 Mercutio 'lass of 2006 Musical Theater Society )eflowered Collision National Broadcasting Society Communication, Politics, and Law Association Noteworthy MCOMM Newman Club ,C Dance Team NSSHLA .merson Comeoy Workshop Orientation Core Staff merson Dance Company Phi Alpha Tau son Gamers Alliance PRSSA merson Good News Fellowship RareWorks Theater merson Greens RTNDA merson Records Shakespeare Society he Emersonian Sigma Alpha Epsilon IV Sigma Pi Theta merson International Society of Professional Journalists merson Review spec merson Songwriters Alliance Student Government Association amily Weekend Committee Swolen Monkey Showcase ilms from the Margin Kidding Around ilm Arts Society This I s Pathetic rames Per Second lergraduate Writer's Network -angsters in Concrete Warlords Gauge Magazine WECB slamic Community of Emerson Women in Motion •ireek Council Women's Voices lands On Experience Zeta Phi Eta f

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A huge group of Emerson students get together each fall to welcome a new class of Emersonians to Boston. This year's theme was a "Superhero Orientation!" As they "battled for Emercity" for a full weel< Orientation Leaders showed their orientees around the school and the city. The new students were introduced to the academics of Emerson as well as the social life on campus. The activities were counties and the fun was endless during Orientation Week.

(Above) The 2002 Orientation Leader Staff.

{Above) The 2002 Orientation Core Staff poses together for a photo op on the .

(Above) The 2002 International Orientation Leaders.

(Above) Some of the International Orientees getting used to life at Emerson. (Above) Seth gives the new Emersonians welcome of his own. Orientation {Above) Thom gives Sarah a helping hand... or two.

ove) or shine, Orientation will there! I Rain Emerson Leaders be

{Above) Are these O.L.s taking a break at Bennigan's

too? Where have all the freshmen gone?

we) Even the best O.L.s need a break at Bennigan's sometimes.

{Above) The third year Orientation Leaders.

{Above) "Goodbye until the Orientation of 2003!" '-ove) Jake, Amy, Park, and Adrienne reveal their true identities to the '

Family Weekend 2002

(Above) The 2002 Family Weekend Committee takes time out to smell the flowers.

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it all to Mom and Dad! (Above) "Aawww, Mom!"

Emerson College

families wanted.

Family Weekend October 25-27. 2002

: m Family Weekend (Above) Alan Hankin, faculty member, speaks (Above) The Besserman Family comes to Emerson to show their support. to the parents.

Wove) Dr. Suzanne Swope's and Elizabeth Chichak's niles prove that Family Weekend was a success!

(Above) This Mom found that the best way to spend her weekend

was to spend it at Emerson College.

\bove) Austin Gallitto says "hi" to his Mom and ad. (Above) Who knew Family Weekend could be so much fun???

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Ashley Jaye Blackburn, Valentina Ines Blanco Ruser, Erika Jean Bliznik, Steven Dennis Blumhagen II, Marie C. Bobin, Stephanie Kate Bogdan, Laura Anne Bohondoney, Emily M. Boisvert, Christina Boucher, Jennifer C. Boudinot, Chadrick Alton Bradford, Stefanie Lynn Bradley, Megan Thomas Bradner, Miles Johannes Brandman, Jilian Elizabeth Bream, Kristy Luck Bremner, Carol Marie Brohm, Keith Roberts Browder, Christopher Stephen Brown, Douglas Edward

Brown, Ethan Samuel Brown, Janna Louise Browning, Rea Miriam Buckler, Patrick O'Donnell Buckley, Michael , Jason J. Buono Michelle Lynn Burleson, Meghann E. Burns, Stephanie Ann Burns, Matt Robert Burns, Jonathan Erik Graham Bursell, James Edward Bushee, Alexander Byrnes, Brad Victor Caetano, Diego Marfa Calderon Almagro, Evin Charles Callahan, Robert Javier Camacho, Lucia Francesca Cametti, Tracy Morgan Candido, John Fraser Carpenter, Brian James Carr, Matthew Robert Carr, John Andrew Ghynard Cash, Peter Christopher Castagnetti, Laura Felicia Cavaliere, Michele Lisa Cavallero, Michael Thomas Cavaretta, Samuel T. Cave, David Carl Cedrone, Jeremy Michael Cerda, Paul Frederick Ceriello, Kenneth David Cervera, Li-Fan Chang, Eric H. Cheung, Bradley William Cheyne, Melanie Lynn Christian, Lauren Creight Clark, Alice Clarke, Jeremy Andrew Clauson, Elizabeth M. Cocco,

Michael J. Cocheo, Alexander Robert Cohan, Melanie Faith Cohen, Fatma Ulker Colakoglu, Natalie Ann Collica, Christopher Thomas Connors, Tara Jo Corso,

Christopher J. Cota, Fabiola Marie Coupet, Samantha J. Cousins, Leif Andrew Covington, Sean Alexander Cowhig, Gregory Peter Crafts, John Craig, Margaret Elizabeth Cramer, Meredith McCain Crandall, Scott T. Creney, Elizabeth Jean Crotty, Sean Patrick Crowley, Andrew Steven Cumming, Daniel Matthew Cunningham, Alison Sherrill Cupples, Owen D. Curtin, Andrew Duncan Curtis, Nicole Czyzycki, David D. D'Addario, Mikala Cronin Daigle, Emily

Katherine Dale, Andrew Patrick Dalton, Craig Louis Dancewicz, Melissa-Anne Carson Davenport, Nicholas Alvio Da Via Lila Davidson, Danielle F. DeBella, Deanna Maria DeCosimo, Marcie Anne DeFeo, Scott DeFillippo, Stacie Lynn Dekker, Benjamin Olivier Delahaye, Michele A. DeLuca, Margarita E.N. Alexis C. Pivnicny Demetriadis, Danielle Francese Deojay, Amy Marie Derjue, Leonard Eric Desilets, Bernardo V. DiGirolamo, Diana R de S Dilger, David S. DiPietro, Kenneth K. Dodge, Seth Dolan, Jessica Sullivan Donnheimer, Sarah MacKenzie Donovan, Antoinette Marie Donovan, Joseph John Duda, Thomas Michael Dugan, Patrick Stephen Duggan, Erin Marian Duram, Timothy Robert DuVal, Alice B. Duveen, Rachel Alexandra Dwiggins, Stephen A. Eagle, N'Jeri Maia Eaton, Jason A.

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I >ert Rittenhouse, Steven C. Rizutko, Christopher Michael Robert, Jacob Ryan Robinson, Matthew James Rocheleau, Patrick Aaron Roche-Sowa, Coatrisquie Milagros Rodriguez, Kathleen Marie Rogers, iLthew S. Roman, Johnmichael Rossi, Amanda Rachael Rota, Allison B. Roth, Kristy Lynn Rowe, Qiana M. Rowe, Eric Michael Ruden, Stefanie Ann Rudolph Karen Heather Ruiz, Dante Robert Russo, Jonna S.

I n, Jennifer Hara Sacks, Justin Hill Sage, Adam Joseph Saltzberg, Aaron Jacob Sandler, Renee Anna Santos, Rebecca Paris Sapp, Amy M. Sarisky, Michael Gerard Sarno, Christina M. Sartori, Ann Schade, Joel D.

- octman, Eric C. Schroeder, Jason Stuart Schwab, Christian J. Schwier, Kristina Marie Scott, Wendell Christopher Seale, BriAnne Lee Searles, Adam M. Secore, Kate Elizabeth Sedrowski, Douglas Carl Seib, Chad

5 le, Seth A. Seidler, Courtenay Jane Semel, Yori Cara Senser, Bevin Kathleen Shagoury, Kennon S. Shain, Sean Hunter Shanley, Melissa D. Shaw, Timothy W. Sheridan, Zane Michael Shupp, Thomas David

1 by, Maryn Stephanie Silverberg, Conor Chandler Simpson, Joyce Wookyung Sin, Craig Deeron Sinanian, Terry Gene Sinay, Meaghan Quinn Sinclair, Sean I. Singer, Elizabeth Singer, Nitya Sivasubramanian,

( ev Adair Sloan, Adam J. Small, Ryan C. Smith, Bradley Foster Smith, Paul Healy Snow, Matthew Earl Snyder, Rachel Ann Snyder, Amy Kathleen Sommer, Ryan Thomas Spadafora, Benjamin Hopkins Spencer, >n I Maxwell Sperling, Jennifer Whitfield Steeves, Beth Marie Steidle, Kari Lynn Stephens, Mark Joseph Stetz, Ryan James Stewart, Todd Strauss-Schulson, Caitlin Vose Strom, Kenzie Dyan Stroud, Michael

- ?er, Roman Robert Seipel Sturgis, Jon Paul Swift, Lien Ai Ta, Tamazine Cady Taggart, Maria C. Taibi, Christopher Barrett Tardiff, Quinlan Kate Tarzwell, Eliza Phinney Taylor, Tanya Nancy Telson, Latoya mesm, Ayshe Suzanne Thiele, Benjamin Njoroge Thiong'o, Kelly Grace Thomas, Brian Michael Thompson, Sean Paul Thorp, Marin Michele Tockman, David Jason Toledano, Tanya Townes, Nicole Ayn Travers,

I and Alan Trench, Kimberly Allison Tronic, Melissa Andrea Trota, Janet Tscha, Lauren Rose Tyers, Victoria Lamm Ullmann MichaePJames Urann, Laurel A. Vail, Sarah Gallagher Van Buren, Christian Kenneth ' "i- Julianne Tamara Varacchi, Nicholas Demetrios Vargelis, David Michael Varno, Joseph Peter Vazquez, Robert Joseph Veltkamp, Ryan Verbarg, Rebecca K. Verdolino, David Kelly Vericker, Molly Rebecca ock, Noelle Catherine Vicens, Melanie Ute Vollmert, David J. Vottero, David Alexander Wajsfelner, Alison Haley Walsh, John Matthew Walsh, Kevin Walter, Joanna Leigh Watson, Elizabeth Ashley Waybright, < oline D. Webster, Alexandra Weinberg, Kristofor Erich Weinrich, Eric Weiss, Joel Adam Weiss, David Herbert Weiss, David Louis Werner, Meagan Joy Whitfield, Andrew William Grafuis Whitford, Stephanie rie Wilder, Jason Francis Williams, Brina Dee Williams, Patrick L. Williams, Matthew Paul Wilton, Chelsea L. Winer, Nicole Hannah Witkov, Stefanie Mary Woerdeman, Kimberly Anne Wolak, Emily H. Worden, son Noel Wyper, Mary Elizabeth Yarosh, Chad R. Yavarow, Leorah Young, Allison Jean Youngberg, Jeremiah HZ Zagar, Joshua M. Zagoren, Leah Nichole Zaguroli, Louis Christopher-Robin Zibelli HOOL OF COMMUNICATION: Saidah Elias Aboudi, May Abuhasan, Borja Aguirre, Patrick J. Aitken, Ali An Aldailami, Dionisio J. Alves, Elizabeth Ellen Anderson, Lindsay Alyssa Anderson, Ariana Arias akat, Matthew David Arnold, Benjamin A. Assa, Lily Elizabeth Baldwin, Lauren LeVan Balsbaugh, Brandon Jay Barnett, Raphael Baron, Steven H. Beisheim, Elizabeth Ann Bellusci, Kevin Berlandi, Eeva Nieves

ria Bernardo, Maria del Rosario Bernasconi, Linda L. Best, Michael David Biehl Jr., Lauren Caitlin Blanda, Melissa LaNell Boggs, Marc Paul Botelho, Elizabeth Helene Schofield Brady, Jessica Lynn Cagnon, Judy Talderon, Gina Rose Calderoni, Emily Jane Cappella, Helena Carey, Andrew Joseph Cavossa, Stephanie Nicole Chelf, Stephen Anthony Clarke, Jason Paul Clough, Colleen Wilder Cobb, Sara Estes Cohen, uibeth Phyllis Colabraro, Caitlyn Sullivan Cone, Bethany Cannon Cornell, Ryan Frank Corsaro, Maria Anne Crenshaw, Melissa Lynn Cronin, Anna Kristina Curth, Keelin Leigh Czellecz, Kathryn Rose Davolio, rgarita S. Davydova, Ashley Nicole Deacon, William Arthur Delaney, Peter B. Dinsmore, Kerry J. Donovan, Erica Ann Donovaro, Melinda Beth Doyle, Brian James Eastwood, Sarah Cotter Egerhei, Stephen J. ridge, Marc P. Fantasia Sarah Elizabeth Feedore Lang, Alana Michelle Fields, Ian Findlay, Joseph Patrick Finley, Aaron Samuel Fischer, Erin N. Flaherty, Brian Christopher Flanagan, Jacqueline Lauren Forte, lielle J. Francois, Britta Franson, Isis Barreto Freire, Jessica Louise French, Linda Justine French, David Scott Friend, Lowell Martin Galindo, Thomas Michael Gauthier, Jr., Hailey Giles, Sarah Dawn Goldman, iih Elizabeth Gordon, Lisa Anne Gradie, Jessica Elaine Griffeth, Dana Lynn Griffin, Bradley David Grill, Felipe Grisales, Timothy James Hardin, Aja Elan Hashian, Jennifer Courtney Heagren, Joan Elizabeth mphill, Katherine Kelly Henk, Flavia V.F. Hentsch, Tiffany Latoya Hill, Adrienne Elyse Hoar, A. Bradford Hornbake, Adam Moore Hudson, Kimberly Frances Huff, Tanya M. Jipson, Jessica L. Jordan, Helena e ph, Vanessa DaSha Justice, Hisatake Kamori, Jennifer Iris Katz, Yosh Katz, Brooke Kaufman, Christine Kelly, Erin Ann Kelly, Antonia Maria Kerckerinck, Sara Jane Keskula, Pooja Naraindas Khiani, | Jamie Jude na Khodyrker, Michael W. King, Dori Jill Kornspan, Elizabeth Geri Kravitz, Brian Andrew Kuhn, Haley Ann Lamond, Yen-Ying Debby Lee, Amanda K. Lehmert, Christine Angela Lenz, David Dwyer Leveroni, Fin Levick, Guyn Amber Lynn Lewis, Kimberly B. Libeskind, Allyson Marie Lohr, Philip Paul Macridis, Jessie Rose Maher, Nicholas G. Majocha, Eric Makris, Martin J. Matishak, Stephen C. Matthews, Jr., Daniel Allister, Michelle Ann Menovich, Michael Joseph Messina, Allison Mary Monaghan, Mari Muramoto, Sanja Mutabdzija, Ari Michael Nathanson, Laura Alise Nelson, Kendra L. Nerbonne, Anna Carolyn unuebel, Jillian Patrice Niesley, Kate Opolski, Pike, Alison J Megan Morgan Wolf Page, Aphrodite Patrikiou, Brandon Craig Perkins, Tatjana Auika Pesko, Kerri Lee Peterson, Jessica Lyn Peterson, Jessica Jean ii. Stephanie Lynn Poole, Sabrina A. Pulley, Jessica M. Raimondi, Morgan Alexander Raskin, Deborah Emily Ratner, Jennifer Ann Reczek, Jessica Sara Zaplin, Eric Reyers, Stephanie Lynne Rio, Kimball Anne

boson, Melissa Anne Robotti, Joseph Paul Rofino, Jr., Christine M. Ronan, Amber Natalie Roy, Jessica Lynne Rufo, Natalie Sue Rutman, Elizabeth A. Ryder, Alexandra P. Sagov, Valentina Santi, Chris Scarpato, nemarie G. Schreiber, Bridget Ellen Scrimenti, Sara M. Seidman, Caroline Ann Shea, Frank Sih, Melissa Anne Sleeper, Christina Sloan, Eliza McKoy Smith, Kevin Charles Smith, Peter Bentham Smith, Jessica irie Sorgini, Marla Kay Soucy, Nicholas John Spinetto, Karin Srisilpanand, Amanda Lees St. Jean, Melanie L. Stachowiak, Laura Lee Stimpson, Keiko Tada, Dina Ghassan Talhouni, Pamela Ann Tamulevicius, cliolas R. Terry, Garrett Harrington Tingle, Krystin Danielle True, Kallyopi Danielle Vafiadis, Stephen James Vaillancourt, Bharat Kumar Vasandani, David Vesely, Eric S. Vollweiler, Lori Suzanne Voth, Joanne on Walsh, Jessica J. Wertheimer, Jennifer Lynn White, Lyndsey Sarah Widak, Claire Anne Marie Helmy Williams, Susannah E. Winfield, Piotr Tukasz Wozniak-Starak, Gulsah Yildirim, Yae Yokoyama, Georgia lo Young, Elizabeth Lindsey Zauel.

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Sunday, May 1 1th Monday, May 12th Tuesday, May 13th Wednesday, May 14th

Felt Club Night Mandatory Information Night at the Comedy Boat Cruise in Boston Session and a FREE Movie Connection Harbor viewing of X-Men II I *Time: 9pm-2am Time: 8pm-10pm Time: 7-llpm Time: llam-12:00pm *Cost: $5.00 | Graduation Info. Session *Cost: FREE *Cost: $10.00 l-3pm—Movie—X-Men II Soda, food and FREE

POOL for as long as you *Cost: FREE Get ready to laugh as Finally, the CRUISE want to play! Does it get the senior class watches you have all been J * any better than this? New England Aquarium the finest comics Boston waiting for since I Please note that attendants has to offer. There are freshman year! This is Time: 12-4pm I must be 21+ in order to be only 100 tickets available, the long awaited event

| admitted. No one who is so please get your tickets that will continue *Cost: $10.00 as can. The Emerson's tradition of | under age will be admitted as soon you

1 in accordance with Felt Comedy Connection is rockin' the harbor. One In the mood for some in Faneuil Hall. of our most popular Policy. There are only 100 delicious food and lots of fish located tickets, so don't be left out to keep you company? Buy events, but hurry

2 in the cold! your ticket for the Clam Bake because space is limited and enjoy a free entrance to the with only 300 tickets. Aquarium, as well as IMAX Don't let the cruise leave tickets for the first 50 people without you! who register. There are only 100 tickets available so please don't delay! •« vSeniotweek 2003

Thursday, May 1 5th Friday, May 16th Saturday, May 17th Sunday, May 18th

Red Sox Game Big Easy The EVVY Awards Brunch in the Dining Hall *

*Time: 7pm-10pm *Time: 9-llpm *Time: 6-8:30pm *Time: llam-2pm *Cost: Equal to a meal *Cost: $10.00 *Cost: FREE *Cost: TBD 2003 Awards Ceremony BATTER UP! Don't What would senior Come to Emerson's think just because we're week be without a farewell Majestic Theater to watch *Time: 3-4:30pm

Emersonians we don't like to arms while shakin' it in as distinguished industry *Cost: FREE ! Get out there front of your nearest and professionals honor and root for Boston's dearest? Enjoy free food, Emerson's best student Candlelight Farewell with! finest with 199 of your free soda, free music—did work Tickets are limited Rabbi A1 closest friends (space is I forget to say this event is so make sure to buy limited to 200 tickets FREE to the 100 seniors yours soon! *Time: 6:30-7pm only). Did I mention they who grab their tickets *Cost: FREE were playing baseball at while they're hot! Please the historic Fenway Park? note students must be 21 + Commencement Dinner This is an event you don't in order to enter Big Easy at the Wang Theater want to miss! in accordance with their

policy. Space is limited to *Time: 7:30-10pm 100 tickets. *Cost: $25.00 I

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Ronald Ludman:

Celebrating 25 Years

Ronald Ludman joined the Emerson community July 1, 1978 as a college counselor. He assumed the role of the Dean of

Students on May 1, 1982. This year he celebrates twenty-one years as the Dean of Students, and twenty-five as an Emersonian. Here, the Dean's students and colleagues offer up their gratitude for his support and contributions.

"Ron is the most fantastic mentor for a young educator. Masked by a highly-developed (and apparently very successful) poke

face is an uncompromising commitment to treat every day, and every individual, with the utmost integrity and compassion. I am very grateful for my time spent working with and learning from him." -Heather Clarkson former Staff Assistant to the Dean of Students

"Ron works to assure student participation in all aspects of the college, he is committed to building students' leadership skills, and he strives to empower the diverse voices of the Emerson community." -Jackie Liebergott President

25th Anniversary "Dean Ludman cares so much about the students and the college as a whole. He is a truly remarkable person. Getting to work with him on the Orientation Core Staff this past year was a

wonderful experience. I always looked forward to the days we met with Dean Ludman. ..and not just 'Ron, Your high professional standards, because we always had catered :ommitment, and drive lay the foundation for lunches for those meetings, but /our outstanding work—your sense of humor because he was so enjoyable to be md compassion for those around you make the around and would always praise us oad lighter and the path worth traveling." for the hard work we put into the Suzanne Swope job. Thanks for all the smiles, Vice President for Enrollment and Student Affairs Dean!" -Joey Watson '03

"Dean of Students, Ronald Ludman's continual concern and

involvement in each and every one of his students' lives is

admirable. I cannot fully put into words the comfort of walking by a Dean of your college, and having him not only know your name, but what organizations you are involved in and what has

been going on in your life, which is just another reminder that I made the right decision in attending Emerson." -Nicole Witcov '03 25th Anniversary Michele N. Fortier, '05, an Emerson student studying at the Castle, died in an automobile accident in Well, Holland in September of 2002. Michele was majoring in theatre studies, and had gone to the Castle to study European drama and music.

Michele was an active member of Emerson College, participating in numerous activities while she was a student here. She was part of the New Pathways program, and worked with two of our student organizations, Women in Motion and Developed Images. One of Michele's teachers. Assistant VMA Professor Katrien Jacobs, remembers her as, "...a very creative student who really cared about the other students in the class" and had, "...worked on a really amazing feminist project with a group of other students."

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tjou have been cut iud^peudeut ipUut ptom a veUf youuy aye. We cute io- {Maud of you. K.eep blapuy youA owu path. Rob, Much tone,, Curiosity, joy, and perseverance are the gifts Mom, tbad, and that bless vonr life. \ve are proud of you. Stephanie Love, Mom, Dad, Jess, and Alike .

AAane, Erin, are all proud of Rememhe/i We what you have accomplished Keep doing the ccMtMfinJs. the best you can and you will SboMt eace achieve everything you desira roNGRATUIATIONS! the whole Love, UMUjs. Mom, Dad Ryan, and Taryn Qet &U cmce JOMATPAM/ m a while W

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You have been a beautiful shining star from the day you were born. Your determination, strength and p resence is limitless. Your ability to lead and recruit others to your causes speaks volumes. Believe in yourself and reach for the stars. We will always be very proud of you. You are one in a million. Love, Mom and Dad

Jason Max. Congratulations! We are very proud of your achievements at Emerson. You have always been a joy and light in our eyes. Now

Congratulations you can share it with the world. Bumper!! All our love. Mom. Dad. and Jennifer \ ! , n

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We are so proud of you! We eagerly await the future! Mom, Dad, Jenni and Parker

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I fenow hAom Is beaming.... you. did us prou.d. Love, Tad, Angela, s>ean,

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choode to do, ke incluiAdue. lufon/i d/ieamd- unit Congratulations Christine, come Hue! JtoU o^ ckotncjedi a/ie aitead. You have become the person we have hoped and dreamed. May your future be cJtoooeueA, dome UuncjA neuer cHnncpe, uoe one filled with success and happiness. We will here {you andftoni 7'almond,, fjOA always be there for you

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Love, Mom, Dad, Rex, and your team :

Aftynn - We remember when:

*shell clivers tine was your favorite author;

Cindy Lauper sang your favorite song -

'ok girlsjust want to have fu-un"

you directed so many crazy videos; (Eemi - wore all those weird costum.es)

you went to Boston on your

th 6 grade Class trip; Olga Aftynn yearwood

(your first time away without family) ' tJS’S ' Montessorl graduate

we dropped you offat Fmerson - where you came to know friends

Aftyam (Jill Emerson CoLLege "2003' Now, we enjoy your fun and funny conversations; the love you show especially to yourgrand parents; the big sis you are to Meris and Fern, and always, your generosity ofspirit, and your work ethic, and allowing

Almost no one to forget your birthday l

Congratulations on your graduation and Much happiness and success. fOIAF- LOV/NL) FAMILY ,

Ryan, We are so proud of THE MAN YOU HAVE BECOME. We have given YOU ROOTS AND NOW IT IS TIME TO GIVE YOU WINGS. Follow your dreams. Love, Mom, Dad, Kristen,A Kerri

Matthew-,

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inipu/uztion to- ud and ail who know- you. We ewe deeply pdoud aj all you hcu>e aecomydUdhedt. one \Voo-Hoo, ,\my! ceMcun you wait dhape the jjutude with thede dame \Ve are so very excited for you demod/eathe ypAatitieA, that mate ud do- pdoud of you. - and proud of you! Hoorayl

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well we are all very proud of you! Congratulations! Love, Mom, Jessica lan, & Justin

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Life’s a bitch. You’ve Maya Angelou North. End Museum of Fine Arts nway Park ommonwealth Dear Sarah- From preschool through Emerson the urge to perform has always been first and foremost. Now the time has come to take the world by storm. Congratulations! All our love. Mom and Dad

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drom your "little people into a wonderfully creative youny woman.

Ue are so very proud you andyour many accomplishments but more than that we are proud of ,

the cariny adult have become are a yoodperson a wonderful have a yreat of you fjou , friend, .

sense ofhumor andmost of all you are a deliyhtful dauyhter andyranddauyhter.

Ue saluteyou with our love andsupport.

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Adam, You’ve done an Once upon a time awesome job. As always, we there was a little girl named are very proud of you. Work Stephanie... hard, enjoy life, love God. We ...and she grew up to be a great love you. woman and writer, who we are all Mom, very proud of. Dad, Welcome to a new Rachel, chapter in your life! Ben, and Love, Lori Dad, Mom & Chris (Gizmo &Mercucio too)

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Far you have traveled and much you have seen since those first steps.

Undaunted you have met life’s challenges since that first time in the lion’s den.

CON(g'RJA^U£JA'TlOJV5 on your graduation and aCCyour accompCishments!

'Best wishes for many smites and much happiness as you journey through the adventures ahead

Love, Mom, Dad, Momo, Aunt Bobbie, Uncte Dave & Griffey ,, ,

Alison,

Anyone so cute

and so talented can do whatever she wants! We

are proud of you and look

forward to your

success in the

movies.

With Congratulations and Love Mom and Dad Amy and Michael, Shirley Ann and Jim, Mary and Ben Linda, Grandma Mary Lea, and Grandma Frances , .

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YOU HAVE OUR ADMIRATION. and dmeli the nxvlei!

We loae iya, Love, Mom, dad, and Scott Mom and Bec

Francesca, cat lover, beauty care expert and communicator extraordinaire, you are the sunshine of our lives. It has been fun and exciting to watch you grow. Love. Mom and Dad and all Six Cats Sa/ian!

1/Ue an& Uvulled with ail you Ucuoe a&oompliAMdl,

.Love, Mom and Hob

Rebecca

i he world is your playground

The universe is yours to conquer

You have been, and still are, one of the greatest joys in our lives.

May you continue your quest in whatever venture you pursue for your spirit and determination wiil guide you to new heights and to the achievement of your

dreams. ...

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love.

so proud of you . . . God oiess you random &fl irandpa Aaron Remember when you thought you knew everything?

Now you do! You rock!

Were all proud of you!

Love, Mom, Dad Alexandra, and Yogi

The Top Five Reasons to be Proud, of Having David Varno as our Son.

5) He did a great job in his studies at Emerson College! 4) Hes found a prospective vocation

that he enjoys and is good at! 3) Once he makes up his mind to do something lookout! its done! 2) Hes a 21 'year-old guy who actually has a lot of integrity.

And the *T reason to be proud of having David Varno as your son is*. Being his parents and still having his friendship. C2ngr2t2l2ti2ns f J22y W2ts2n, 2n Wishing lots of blessings you and y22r gr2d22ti2n!!! successes in the pursuit of your Thinks f2r 2ll y22r h2lp making dreams! this y22r's y22rb22k 2w2s2m2!!! L2v2, Lots of Love, Mom and Dad Th2 E m e rs o n ja n Cr2w ddeisa-

/Is you yrew we Anew we were Alessee! with a childwho would become a unique individual.

iJou have such beautiful yifts: Compassion andhumidity ,

7t een insiyhit andperception ,

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The 2002-2003 Common Grounds yearbook has come to an end. It was a long journey to get here, but as you can see from the book, it was well worth the time and effort. I am incredibly pleased with the way the book turned out, and I'm hoping you enjoy looking through it as much as I enjoyed putting it all together. I can't take all the credit for this 2002-2003 yearbook. First I have to thank my photographer, Neil Gabrielson, for all of the time he spent traveling to club meetings, sporting events, and any other random assignment he was given to provide the Common Grounds yearbook with amazing photos. I also need to thank Joey Watson for submitting countless photos to all sections of this year's book, getting the senior class officers together to write the intro for the book, and for being the only one to show up for all of the staff meetings. I truly appreciate it. I must thank the Technical Support hotline at Emerson College for helping me out, and calming me down, when the computer decided to delete its memory right before a deadline. To all of the club presidents who sent me club photos or told Neil when he could take your photo -- THANK YOU! ! I appreciate you giving up some of your time to help make this book great. Of course I have to thank John Carrier, our Herff Jones representative for answering all of our questions and showing up on deadline day with only positive things to say. And finally, I want to thank Sara Sheckells, my wonderful advisor, for absolutely everything. Without her, this year's book would not have happened. Congratulations to all of the seniors on your accomplishments. You are ready to go out and be great in the world. I hope throughout the years you can turn through these pages and fondly remember your years here at Emerson College.

Ashley Huneycutt SI Closing Editor-in-Chief

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