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20 Regis Alumni News Class of 2004: Who’s Going Where American University Michael A Koch Amherst College Brian N Lewis Boston College Sean P Gallen Nikola Lekic John J Nolan Alejandro Pena Luigi A Pulice Boston University Alfonso A Iriberri, Jr Michael L Ponterotto Carnegie Mellon University Kwasi A Mensah Colgate University John C Kelly Frederick J Magovern Michael G Nanna College of the Holy Cross Bruce C Colet Corey D Evans Robert A Maccariello Marshall D McKenna Gregory W Minogue Joseph J Sammarco Dominick J Sciame James F Varsam Eric Yoon Connecticut College Christopher P Buonincontri Cornell University Nicholas A Ledesma Noel Manuel Carlos A Molina Davidson College James S Farrelly Yancey Flores Duke University Mark G Marex Daniel R McCartney Christopher J Neufeld John Patrick Taddei Duquesne University William S Spelker Emory University Matthew C Thrun-Nowicki Fairfield University Michael J Skrapits Fordham University David Carretero Jeffrey M Connors Michael J Fernandez Jakub Mydlarz Quang Nguyen Paul R Ryan Marc Tambini George Washington University Richard J Martinelli Georgetown University Charles W Allen Nicholas Davies Daniel RS Kennedy Matthew S Murtagh Matthew Nemeth Christopher J Seneca John P Uehlinger, Jr Harvard University Raymond A Jean Matthew A Kelly Peter C Krause, Jr Rory H Malone Craig B Monsen Joseph Francis Quinn Matthew S Smith Haverford College Raymond E Panek Johns Hopkins University Michael J Poli Andrew A Rocca Keith Staskiewicz Lafayette College William L Hanlon LaSalle University Robert I Fierro Loyola College in Maryland Robert Assini Charles M Boer Brendan Charles Kyle Emmich Kevin Hughes Joshua M Levitt Thomas F Moran Nicholas C Naclerio Matthew J Regan Francis Rodrigues Brendan Silhan Loyola Marymount University Daniel A Rios Loyola University of New Orleans Rory J Payne Massachusetts Institute of Technology Peter A Lamb McGill University Timothy J Gorta Jacob R Krzanowski Middlebury College Andrew W Goodwin New York University Daniel J Armao Michael F Esposito Kevin W Hill George G Mancheril Vincent B Penge Vito R Pitta Northeastern University Mark Corsillo Oberlin College Sean H McKeown Olin College of Engineering Alexander A Jenko Duc T Nguyen Princeton University Scott S DeBenedett Blaise J Latella Providence College Michael P Donovan Drew C Goucher John P O’Donoghue Paul E Yuskevich Quinnipiac University Kevin M Fitzpatrick Rice University Matthew G Meyer Rutgers University Adam E Chabal St. Francis College David J Noble Stanford University Charles C Davis Peter N Porcino Stevens Institute of Technology Andrew P Scagnelli SUNY Albany Christian M Rodriguez SUNY Binghamton Nicholas A Pipitone John M Reyes Ryan G Robinson Swarthmore College Joseph E Borkowski Rahul A D’Silva Mark P Loria Syracuse University Joseph T Mauceri Brian J Taylor The Cooper Union Jeremy R Capungcol Trinity College Timothy M Scarella University of Chicago Michael J Jordan University of Notre Dame Kevin J Conroy Andrew C Sedia University of Pennsylvania Neiman A Ramjattan University of Virginia Robert C Zizza Vassar College Robertino Lim Villanova University George M Cuevas William J Iwasiw Brendan H Strang Washington University in St. Louis D. Edmund Anstey Yale University Geoffrey Cajigas Edward T Quinones Eric M Sauerhoff
Summer 2004 21 Regis News and Notes Anonymous Donation Regis received a gift of PPG Industries stock in April. We were not advised of the donor’s name. If you gave this stock to Regis please call the Development office at 212/288-1142 or e-mail Leslie Hannafey (lhannafe@regis-nyc.org) and identify yourself so that we can acknowledge your generous gift. The Regis Classics Society The Regis Classical Association held its first meeting on April 24th at Regis. The meeting opened with a prayer and an invocation of St. Ignatius and St. Thomas More and St. Augustine. After a brief discussion of principles and future plans - current plans include a yearly Vergil reunion - we read a poem of Horace (“Diffugere nives”) to welcome the spring. Check the Regis website for future meetings, or contact John Kuhner ‘94 (jbkuhner@alumni.princeton.edu), (212) 289-4913. RBN Update On Thursday May 13, the Regis Business Network (RBN) held its Spring Networking Event, “The Business of Major League Baseball,” at O’Reilly’s Pub on West 31st Street. The panel comprised a high powered group of baseball experts whose baseball knowledge would be hard to surpass: Larry Burke (‘83) is a Senior Editor for Sports Illustrated and runs that publication’s baseball coverage. Also attending from SI was Pete McEntegart (‘87), who writes for the magazine’s web presence, SI.com. Ken Hirdt ’94 (son of Steve Hirdt, Class of ’67) works for the Elias Sports Bureau where he is the head researcher for Mets information. Finally, Robert Manfred is one of four Executive Vice Presidents of Major League Baseball. Rob’s son is currently a student at Regis and scheduled to graduate in 2005. The conversation was lively, candid and very interesting. Larry spoke about the challenges of covering baseball, an everyday sport, for a weekly magazine like Sports Illustrated. Pete talked about his interactions with players and other current hot topics in baseball. Ken explained how computerization has enhanced the world of baseball statistics, and created many new categories as well. Finally, Rob discussed how baseball issues, because it still is the national pastime, are very much magnified. Two examples he addressed were the Save the Date! Regis High School will host the 15th Annual Golf Tournament again this year at the Westchester Hills Country Club in White Plains, NY. The outing will take place on Monday, September 20, 2004. Mark your calendar and watch your mailbox this summer for more information! National Spanish Exam Winners Congratulations to our National Spanish Exam Winners! Four of our Regis participants placed in the NYC Metro Chapter. Marco DeSousa and Michael Mazzeo tied for Second Place in the Chapter for Level One with scores in the ninety-ninth percentile nationally. Eddy Farrell also scored in the 99th percentile nationally and came in Third Place in the Chapter for Level One Outside Experience. Matt Barbot came in 3rd Place in the Chapter in Level Four Outside Experience. All Regis participants scored well, and most scores were above the 90th percentile nationally. Congrats to all! Spiderman logo controversy and the steroids scandal. Rob has had direct involvement in dealing with both of these issues. The Q&A session was great with a lot of terrific questions and responses shared on topics including, Barry Bonds, Pete Rose and others. Feedback from attendees was terrific and the RBN looks forward to more interesting events to come. (l to r): Pete McEntegart ‘87, Dave Janny ‘79, Ken Hirdt ‘94, Larry Burke ‘83 and Rob Manfred P’05 at the Regis Business Network Spring Networking Event “The Business of Baseball”. Photo courtesy of “Harisch Studios”
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