Commencement - Bowdoin College
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BOWDOIN COLLEGE<br />
<strong>Commencement</strong><br />
Saturday, May 24, 2003<br />
Terrace, Walker Art Building
QVOD BONVM FELIX FAVSTVMQUE SIT<br />
INLVSTRISSIMO JOHN BALDACCI GVBERNATORI<br />
CONSILIARIIS ET SENATORIBUS<br />
QVI LITTERIS REI PVBLICAE MAINENSIS PROPRIE PRAESVNT<br />
SOCIISQVE CVRANTIBVS<br />
COLLEGI BOWDOINENSIS<br />
HONORANDIS ATQVE REVERENDIS<br />
CLARISSIMO BARRY MILLS PRAESIDI<br />
TOTI SENATVI ACADEMICO<br />
ECCLESIARVM PASTORIBVS VENERANDIS<br />
CVNCTIS DENIQVE VBIQVE GENTIVM HVMANITATIS FAVTORIBVS<br />
HASCE EXERCITATIONES<br />
IVVENES IN ARTIBVS INITIATI<br />
HVMILLIMI DEDICANT<br />
HABITAS IN COMITIIS COLLEGI BOWDOINENSIS BRVNSVICI IN RE PVBLICA MAINENSI<br />
ANTE DIEM IX KAL IVN ANNO SALVTIS MMIII<br />
RERVMQUE PVBLICARVM FOEDERATARVM AMERICAE POTESTATIS CCXXVII<br />
The Latin text quoted above has introduced <strong>Bowdoin</strong>’s <strong>Commencement</strong> Program since August 21, 1822. The names<br />
of the 24 graduates of the Class of 1822 were, for the most part, also translated into Latin for the program. In the<br />
early years of the <strong>College</strong>, each graduating senior was required to deliver a <strong>Commencement</strong> “part,” an oration on<br />
ancient or modern topics, which was frequently given in one of the classical languages, Latin, Greek, or Hebrew. The<br />
final Latin oration was given in 1893, but the tradition of Latin survives in the language used to dedicate the<br />
<strong>Commencement</strong> Exercises and to confer the bachelor of arts degree. The translation below was provided by Barbara<br />
Weiden Boyd, Winkley Professor of the Latin Language and Literature.<br />
May it be good, felicitous, and well-omened:<br />
[an ancient Roman formula used at the outset of a ritual to ensure its success]<br />
To John Baldacci, esteemed Governor;<br />
to the Representatives and Senators<br />
who personally preside over the arts and letters for the State of Maine;<br />
and to the honorable and respected Trustees of <strong>Bowdoin</strong> <strong>College</strong>;<br />
to Barry Mills, distinguished President;<br />
to the entire academic senate; to the venerable religious leaders;<br />
in short, to all patrons of the human race everywhere,<br />
the young people hereby initiated into the arts and letters<br />
most humbly dedicate these exercises.<br />
Held in a gathering of <strong>Bowdoin</strong> <strong>College</strong>, in Brunswick, in the State of Maine,<br />
on the ninth day before the Kalends of June, in the 2003rd year of our well-being<br />
and in the 227th year of the authority of the United States of America.
DEGREES<br />
This ancient formula is used by the President in conferring degrees:<br />
Candidati pro gradu baccalaureali, assurgite.<br />
Vir honorande, hosce juvenes, quos censeo idoneos primum<br />
ad gradum in artibus, nunc tibi offero, ut a te instructus, eos ad<br />
gradum istum admittam. Placetne? (Placet.)<br />
Pro auctoritate mihi commissa, admitto vos ad primum<br />
gradum in artibus, et dono et concedo omnia jura, privilegia,<br />
honores atque dignitates, ad gradum istum pertinentia.<br />
In cujus testimonium hasce membranas litteris scriptas<br />
accipite.<br />
Candidates for the Baccalaureate degrees will rise.<br />
(To the Chair of the Board of Trustees) Honored sir, these<br />
young people whom I deem worthy of the first degree in Arts, I<br />
now present to you, that, if you so direct, I may admit them to<br />
that degree. Is such your will? (It is.)<br />
(To the Candidates) By virtue of the authority vested in<br />
me, I now admit you to the first degree in Arts and do grant and<br />
confer upon you all the rights, privileges, honors, and dignities<br />
pertaining to that degree.<br />
In witness whereof, receive these diplomas.<br />
NOTE: The Baccalaureate degrees are awarded individually, and the<br />
Graduating Class requests that there be no applause until the last degree<br />
is conferred.<br />
At the <strong>Commencement</strong> Exercises, <strong>Bowdoin</strong> displays the <strong>College</strong> flag<br />
and the flags of the United States of America, the State of Maine, and<br />
the home countries or territories of graduating international students —<br />
in 2003, Australia, Belgium, Bermuda, Bolivia, Canada, England, Italy,<br />
People’s Republic of China, Philippines, Russia, Singapore, South Korea,<br />
Sweden, Thailand, and Tonga.
ONE HUNDRED NINETY-EIGHTH COMMENCEMENT<br />
OF BOWDOIN COLLEGE<br />
May 24, 2003<br />
COMMENCEMENT MARCH<br />
CHANDLER'S BAND<br />
OPENING OF THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES<br />
HELEN L. CAFFERTY<br />
William R. Kenan, Jr., Professor of German<br />
and the Humanities and <strong>College</strong> Marshal<br />
INVOCATION<br />
BROTHER RICHARD CRAWLEY, O. F. M., CAP.<br />
Advisor to the <strong>Bowdoin</strong> <strong>College</strong> Catholic Students Union<br />
THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER<br />
SENIOR MEMBERS OF BOCA, CHAMBER CHOIR, CHORUS,<br />
MISCELLANIA, THE MEDDIEBEMPSTERS, AND URSUS VERSES<br />
FOR THE STATE<br />
JOHN BALDACCI<br />
Governor<br />
WELCOME<br />
BARRY MILLS<br />
President of the <strong>College</strong><br />
SENIOR COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS<br />
“Know Thyself: Now What?”<br />
TYLER COWAN LANGE<br />
Class of 1868 Prize Winner<br />
“In Search of Pencil Sharpeners: Living the Efficient Life”<br />
GLORIA W. SHEN<br />
Goodwin <strong>Commencement</strong> Prize Winner<br />
CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES<br />
BARRY MILLS<br />
President of the <strong>College</strong><br />
MARGARET A. HAMBURG, DOCTOR OF SCIENCE<br />
Citation by Anne E. McBride<br />
Assistant Professor of Biology and Biochemistry
MARK MORRIS, DOCTOR OF FINE ARTS<br />
Citation by June A. Vail<br />
Professor of Dance<br />
GRACE PALEY, DOCTOR OF LETTERS<br />
Citation by Ann L. Kibbie<br />
Associate Professor of English<br />
RAYMOND S. TROUBH ’50, DOCTOR OF LAWS<br />
Citation by C. Michael Jones<br />
Associate Professor of Economics<br />
CONFERRING OF BACCALAUREATE DEGREES<br />
DEDICATION<br />
BARRY MILLS<br />
President of the <strong>College</strong><br />
RYAN MICHAEL JOSEPH QUINN<br />
Class President<br />
RAISE SONGS TO BOWDOIN<br />
CONCLUSION OF THE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES<br />
DENIS CORISH<br />
Professor of Philosophy and <strong>College</strong> Marshal<br />
RECESSIONAL MARCH<br />
CHANDLER'S BAND
ERIC CALEB ABRAMS<br />
REBECCA ANNE AHERN<br />
MEHRAN SIDDIQUE AHMED<br />
DOMINIQUE CHANTALE ALEPIN<br />
ALISON RUTH ALLUKIAN<br />
LILY FRANCESCA ALT<br />
AUDREY ELIZABETH AMIDON<br />
ALLISON PAULA ANANIS<br />
ASHLEY BOWKER ANDERSON<br />
DEAN TAYLOR ANSON III<br />
ELEANOR SYDNEY ASBURY<br />
EDWARD HAMILTON BAIR<br />
BOBAK CYRUS BAKHTIARI ’01<br />
MICHAEL ALAN BALULESCU<br />
ALISON ALDRICH BANKS<br />
SCOTT ANTHONY BARBUTO<br />
ANNE BARMETTLER<br />
ELIZABETH ANNE BARNEY<br />
KATHLEEN FRIEL BARRETT<br />
STACY HANNAH BARRON<br />
SOPHIA KEIKO BASSAN<br />
ERICA MICHELLE BELLAMY<br />
ALLISON JANE BENTON<br />
ASHLEY BUHLER BERENDT<br />
HILARY LAUREN BERNSTEIN<br />
DAVID LUCAS BIELAK<br />
RICHARD RALPH BINELLI<br />
ALLISON MARY BINKOWSKI<br />
LAURA BLACKER<br />
ANNE DALEY BLAIR<br />
JOSEPH PAUL BLUNDA<br />
SARA STEPHANIE BODNAR<br />
AMANDA NADINE BOER<br />
BYRON EMERETH BOOTS<br />
SCOTT ADAM BORUCHOW<br />
ELIZABETH MCCALLUM BOURKE<br />
JILL ELIZABETH BOUYEA<br />
JOHN PATRICK BOX, JR.<br />
JUSTIN TYDELL BOYNTON<br />
AMORY ANNE BRADLEY<br />
JEREMY ADAM BRAFF<br />
CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL BRAGDON<br />
RYAN ALTON BRAWN<br />
KATHRYN ST. CLAIR BRINKERHOFF<br />
JESSICA LYNN BROOKS ’02<br />
SARAH MCKENZIE BRUSS<br />
ELIZABETH STUART BRYSON<br />
CAROLINE VICKERS BUDNEY<br />
CANDIDATES FOR THE A.B. DEGREE, MAY 2003<br />
RYAN MICHAEL JOSEPH QUINN, Class Marshal<br />
Government and Spanish<br />
English; Minor: Women's Studies<br />
Government<br />
Economics; Minor: French<br />
History; Minor: Women's Studies<br />
Visual Arts<br />
Anthropology; Minor: Film Studies<br />
Sociology<br />
Mathematics<br />
Biology; Minor: Archaeology<br />
Government and Sociology<br />
Economics; Minor: Philosophy<br />
Middle Eastern Religion and<br />
Performance Studies<br />
History; Minor: Economics<br />
Government; Minor: Economics<br />
Biochemistry; Minor: Mathematics<br />
Biochemistry; Minor: Music<br />
Biochemistry; Minor: Education<br />
History; Minor: Biology<br />
Biology-Environmental Studies;<br />
Minor: Music<br />
English; Minor: Art History<br />
Sociology; Minor: Education<br />
Spanish; Minor: Biology<br />
Religion and Sociology<br />
Psychology; Minor: Anthropology<br />
Biology; Minor: Chemistry<br />
English; Minor: Spanish<br />
Biology; Minor: Chemistry<br />
German and Philosophy<br />
Economics and Visual Arts<br />
English and Government<br />
English; Minor: Psychology<br />
Anthropology and History<br />
Computer Science and Philosophy<br />
Psychology; Minor: Chemistry<br />
English; Minor: Anthropology<br />
English and French; Minor: Government<br />
Sociology and Spanish<br />
Computer Science and Economics<br />
English; Minor: Education<br />
Computer Science and Mathematics<br />
Spanish; Minor: Chemistry<br />
Biochemistry; Minor: History<br />
French and History<br />
Biology-Environmental Studies;<br />
Minor: French<br />
Asian Studies-Environmental Studies<br />
Biology-Environmental Studies<br />
Art History/Visual Arts<br />
Bethesda, Maryland<br />
South Boston, Massachusetts<br />
Lexington, Massachusetts<br />
Los Altos Hills, California<br />
Boston, Massachusetts<br />
Newton Center, Massachusetts<br />
North Berwick, Maine<br />
Milton, Massachusetts<br />
Concord, Massachusetts<br />
North Stamford, Connecticut<br />
Scottsville, New York<br />
Nellysford, Virginia<br />
Woodside, California<br />
Concord, Massachusetts<br />
Darien, Connecticut<br />
Brunswick, New York<br />
Andover, Massachusetts<br />
Troy, Ohio<br />
Manchester, New Hampshire<br />
Plymouth, Massachusetts<br />
Na'alehu, Hawaii<br />
Indianapolis, Indiana<br />
Madison, Wisconsin<br />
Washington, District of Columbia<br />
New York, New York<br />
Newton, Massachusetts<br />
Topsfield, Massachusetts<br />
Madison, Wisconsin<br />
Burns, Oregon<br />
Villanova, Pennsylvania<br />
Gorham, Maine<br />
Newton, New Jersey<br />
Mount Laurel, New Jersey<br />
New Canaan, Connecticut<br />
Malvern, Pennsylvania<br />
Denver, Colorado<br />
Shelburne, Vermont<br />
Greenwood Village, Colorado<br />
Skowhegan, Maine<br />
Weston, Massachusetts<br />
New York, New York<br />
Medford, Massachusetts<br />
Camden, Maine<br />
Summit, New Jersey<br />
Arlington, Massachusetts<br />
Santa Barbara, California<br />
Sewickley, Pennsylvania<br />
Cazenovia, New York
TODD ALLAN BUELL<br />
ETHAN P. BULLARD<br />
CAILIN MADDEN BURKE<br />
PATRICK BARRY BURNS<br />
DAVID PATENAUDE BUTLER ’02<br />
ALICE SALTONSTALL BYRD<br />
BRIAN EDWARD CALABRESE<br />
BENJAMIN CLARK CALDWELL<br />
KEEGAN CALLANAN<br />
BJORN CROSBY CAREY<br />
JESSE DAVID CARGILL<br />
ELIZABETH ANN CARLSON<br />
STEPHEN MICHAEL CARPENTER<br />
MARA LEANN CARUSO<br />
JONATHAN ANDREW CASHMAN<br />
KEVIN GARY CASTONGUAY<br />
RYAN PATRICK CAULEY<br />
ANNE FENTON CAVANAUGH<br />
DOROTHY MARIE CHALMERS<br />
ANNE PURINTON CHAMBERLAIN<br />
SARAH HUILING CHENG<br />
SHELLY LYNN CHESSIE<br />
LEAH DANIA CHRISTENSEN<br />
ALEXANDER CHU ’02<br />
MIRA KUE CHUN<br />
GABRIEL MICHAEL CIVIELLO<br />
GORDON CLEMENT CLARK<br />
BRADEN MATTHEW CLEMENT<br />
ANDREW MACMORRIS COFFIN<br />
JOANNA LEIGH COHEN<br />
PETER ROBERT COHENNO<br />
SARAH HOWE COLEMAN<br />
HEATHER AMIRA COLMAN-MCGILL<br />
CHAD DENIS COLTON ’02<br />
ADAM BARTHOLOMEW COMFORT<br />
ANGELA ROSE COMMITO<br />
KIMBERLY ANN COOPER<br />
JENNIFER AMY CORRIS<br />
JULIE MARIE COSTA ’02<br />
DAVID KEITH COSTELLO<br />
MATHEW KYLE COURTISS<br />
AMANDA LEESE COWEN<br />
MATTHEW KUELL COWGER<br />
TYLER BURTON COX<br />
BRIAN MATTHEW CURRY<br />
HANNAH WOOD CURTIS<br />
JOEL LAWRENCE DAKIN ’01<br />
LAUREN ELIZABETH DARNIELLE ’04<br />
ARLYN SAMANTHA DAVICH<br />
CHRISTOPHER JAMES DAVIDSON<br />
NICOLE ASHLEY DAVIS<br />
JULIE ANNE DAWSON<br />
German and Government<br />
History; Minor: Film Studies<br />
Government<br />
Psychology; Minor: Economics<br />
Philosophy; Minor: Economics<br />
Sociology<br />
Classics<br />
Economics and Government<br />
Government; Minor: Greek<br />
Biology; Minor: Chemistry<br />
Sociology-Environmental Studies<br />
Psychology<br />
Economics-Environmental Studies;<br />
Minor: Biology<br />
Art History and Sociology<br />
Government; Minor: Film Studies<br />
Government; Minor: Psychology<br />
Biology<br />
Music and Psychology<br />
Psychology; Minor: Education<br />
Psychology<br />
Mathematics; Minor: Economics<br />
Visual Arts; Minor: Sociology<br />
Anthropology; Minor: Spanish<br />
Visual Arts; Minor: Asian Studies<br />
Economics and Visual Arts<br />
Biology; Minor: Chemistry<br />
History-Environmental Studies<br />
Psychology; Minor: Anthropology<br />
Government<br />
Biology<br />
Sociology; Minor: Economics<br />
History; Minor: Sociology<br />
Biology-Environmental Studies;<br />
Minor: Government<br />
English; Minor: Film Studies<br />
History and Music<br />
Classics/Archaeology<br />
Biology-Environmental Studies<br />
Biology<br />
Sociology<br />
Government<br />
German; Minor: Computer Science<br />
Psychology; Minor: Asian Studies<br />
Computer Science; Minor: Economics<br />
Psychology<br />
Government; Minor: Education<br />
Sociology; Minor: Psychology<br />
Anthropology; Minor: Geology<br />
Economics; Minor: Government<br />
Music; Minor: Psychology<br />
Government<br />
Art History/Visual Arts; Minor: French<br />
Government and Spanish<br />
Southwest Harbor, Maine<br />
Wicomico Church, Virginia<br />
Milton, Massachusetts<br />
Dracut, Massachusetts<br />
Waterville, Maine<br />
Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts<br />
Amherst, Massachusetts<br />
Danville, Virginia<br />
Riverton, New Jersey<br />
South Portland, Maine<br />
Melrose, Massachusetts<br />
Marshfield, Massachusetts<br />
Wellesley, Massachusetts<br />
Canton, Connecticut<br />
Sammamish, Washington<br />
Lewiston, Maine<br />
Greenwich, Connecticut<br />
Wilmette, Illinois<br />
Bridgton, Maine<br />
Manchester, New Hampshire<br />
Penfield, New York<br />
Fredericton, New Brunswick,<br />
Canada<br />
Harvard, Massachusetts<br />
Lexington, Massachusetts<br />
Avon Lake, Ohio<br />
Millinocket, Maine<br />
Wyndmoor, Pennsylvania<br />
Madison, Maine<br />
Piedmont, California<br />
New York, New York<br />
East Taunton, Massachusetts<br />
Portland, Maine<br />
Cambridge, Massachusetts<br />
Glendale, California<br />
Seattle, Washington<br />
Frederick, Maryland<br />
Rockville, Maryland<br />
Newton, Massachusetts<br />
Brunswick, Maine<br />
Westwood, Massachusetts<br />
Duxbury, Massachusetts<br />
Belmont, Massachusetts<br />
Kirkland, Washington<br />
New York, New York<br />
Winchester, Massachusetts<br />
Belfast, Maine<br />
Winthrop, Maine<br />
Woodinville, Washington<br />
Randolph, New Jersey<br />
Plymouth, Massachusetts<br />
Portland, Oregon<br />
Bangor, Maine
WILLIAM LEE DAY<br />
BRADLEY PAUL DECKER<br />
EVAN ALEXANDER DEWHIRST<br />
ERIC SCOTT DIAMON<br />
BETHANY CATHERINE DITTMAR<br />
ELEANOR CONANT DOIG<br />
JONATHAN JEREMIAH DOLAN<br />
DAVID ALAN DONNELLY<br />
AARON MILLER DONOHOE<br />
KATHARINE LOUISE DOST<br />
EMILY JEWEL DUFFUS<br />
ALEXANDER BURNS DUNCAN<br />
ANDREW THOMAS DUNN<br />
TYLER JOHN-MILES DUNPHY<br />
DERRICK FRANÇOIS DUPLESSY ’02<br />
SARAH ROSE DURANTE<br />
PATRICK RUSSELL DWIGGINS<br />
SARAH CHASE EDGECOMB<br />
CHRISTINA CARY EDWARDS<br />
SHANNON ELISABETH ELF<br />
ARTHUR ELLSWORTH ELLISON V<br />
KALISI A. M. FA'ANUNU<br />
ARIJ FAKSH<br />
MOLLY BAER FARNETH<br />
CHRISTOPHER AYRES FASEL<br />
NICOLE MARIE FAVA<br />
JORDAN BALL FAY<br />
JULIA RICHMOND FEBIGER<br />
AUGUST JOHN FELKER<br />
REBECCA ANN FENNING<br />
REBECCA BARBARA ELLEN FERTZIGER<br />
LIESL FINN<br />
KAREN ELIZABETH FINNEGAN<br />
DANIEL G. FLACK<br />
MACAELA HELEN FLANAGAN<br />
MATTHEW HENRY PHILIPS FLECK<br />
KEVIN JOHN FOLAN<br />
BETH MAY FORD<br />
TODD RICHARD FORSGREN<br />
CLARE MARIE FORSTIE ’02<br />
JUSTIN MACLEOD FOSTER<br />
CAITLIN Y. FOWKES<br />
RICHARD BAYARD FOX<br />
ALEXANDRA BRITELL FRANKE<br />
COREY NEWMAN FRIEDMAN<br />
MAGGIE ANN FRITZ-MORKIN<br />
CHRISTOPHER LANE FULLER<br />
AMY BETH FUNKENSTEIN<br />
Mathematics; Minor: Computer Science<br />
Government and Spanish;<br />
Minor: Economics<br />
Biology and Visual Arts<br />
Sociology; Minor: French<br />
German; Minor: Psychology<br />
Sociology; Minor: Women's Studies<br />
Government and Spanish;<br />
Minor: Latin American Studies<br />
Biology<br />
Physics<br />
Romance Languages<br />
Government; Minor: Spanish<br />
Government and History;<br />
Minor: Economics<br />
Asian Studies; Minor: English<br />
Neuroscience; Minor: Chemistry<br />
Africana Studies and Sociology<br />
Chemistry-Environmental Studies<br />
History and Music<br />
Latin American Studies and Spanish;<br />
Minor: Government<br />
Psychology; Minor: History<br />
Biology and Music; Minor: English<br />
German<br />
Geology-Environmental Studies;<br />
Minor: Anthropology<br />
Biochemistry; Minor: Education<br />
Government and Religion<br />
Religion; Minor: Biology<br />
English and Psychology;<br />
Minor: Women's Studies<br />
Government and Physics<br />
Psychology<br />
Economics; Minor: History<br />
English; Minor: Film Studies<br />
Sociology and Spanish<br />
Sociology; Minor: Economics<br />
Latin American Studies and Spanish<br />
Economics; Minor: Mathematics<br />
Art History; Minor: Film Studies<br />
Physics and Religion; Minor: Education<br />
Government and History<br />
Neuroscience; Minor: Sociology<br />
Biology and Visual Arts; Minor: Chemistry<br />
Sociology and Women's Studies<br />
Mathematics; Minor: Economics<br />
Philosophy and Spanish<br />
History<br />
Visual Arts<br />
English<br />
German<br />
Economics; Minor: Government<br />
Sociology<br />
Edina, Minnesota<br />
Westlake, Ohio<br />
Sharon, Massachusetts<br />
South Portland, Maine<br />
Cranford, New Jersey<br />
Somers, Connecticut<br />
Nashua, New Hampshire<br />
Cooperstown, New York<br />
Acton, Massachusetts<br />
South Easton, Massachusetts<br />
Raymond, Maine<br />
New York, New York<br />
Hudson, Massachusetts<br />
East Gull Lake, Minnesota<br />
Dorchester, Massachusetts<br />
Madison, Connecticut<br />
Takoma Park, Maryland<br />
Needham, Massachusetts<br />
Dover, Massachusetts<br />
Sandy Hook, Connecticut<br />
Shaker Heights, Ohio<br />
Nuku'alofa, Tonga<br />
Cape Elizabeth, Maine<br />
Wilmington, Delaware<br />
Blue Springs, Missouri<br />
Londonderry, New Hampshire<br />
Garden City, New York<br />
Wellesley, Massachusetts<br />
Saint Louis, Missouri<br />
Encino, California<br />
Chevy Chase, Maryland<br />
Amesbury, Massachusetts<br />
Plymouth, Massachusetts<br />
Bexley, Ohio<br />
Waldoboro, Maine<br />
Brooklyn, New York<br />
Massapequa Park, New York<br />
Whitman, Massachusetts<br />
Bay Village, Ohio<br />
North Dighton, Massachusetts<br />
Marstons Mills, Massachusetts<br />
Dorchester, Massachusetts<br />
Dubois, Wyoming<br />
Chicago, Illinois<br />
Weston, Massachusetts<br />
Green Bay, Wisconsin<br />
Wellesley, Massachusetts<br />
Waltham, Massachusetts
JULIANNE SNOW GAURON<br />
REBECCA HATCH GEEHR<br />
ALISON ELIZABETH GEORGE<br />
KIRSTEN CAROL GEORGE<br />
KATHERINE E. A. GETCHELL<br />
AMANDA LILE GIBBONS<br />
TIANA SEARLES GIERKE<br />
MATTHEW JOHN GIFFUNE<br />
JOY MARIE GIGUERE<br />
ALLEN JOSEPH GINGRICH<br />
DANIEL ANTHONY GINN<br />
NICHOLAS MONROE GLADD<br />
JENNA MALONEY GOLDMAN<br />
ALEXIS LEIGH GOLDSTEIN<br />
ERIC LOUIS GOLDWYN<br />
CATHERINE THERESA GRACIANO<br />
MEGAN IRENE GREENLEAF<br />
COURTNEY ELIZABETH GRIBBON<br />
MARA ANNE GROSSMAN<br />
REBECCA ELIZABETH GUENDELSBERGER<br />
DANIEL SCOTT GULOTTA<br />
ANNE MCLEAN GUSTAFSON ’02<br />
SARAH ELIZABETH HAGEDORN<br />
BROOKE KATHERINE HALEY<br />
MATTHEW PAYNE HAMMOND ’02<br />
ARIELE PATRICE HANEK<br />
DAVID THOMAS HARDEN<br />
MICHAEL HARDING<br />
JUSTIN MITCHELL HARDISON<br />
CHAD GARRETT HART<br />
MEGAN MARIE HAYES<br />
ERIN M. HEGARTY<br />
LEIGH MARGARET HEGLUND<br />
COLIN CHRISTOPHER HEINLE<br />
MATTHEW CURLEY HESSION<br />
NICHOLAS SHARPE HIEBERT<br />
JAMES PORTER HILL<br />
ALLISON CASPAR HINMAN<br />
MEREDITH MILLER HOAR<br />
WHITNEY SINCLAIR HODGKINS<br />
HEIDI HOLMSTROM<br />
JAMES WILLIAM HOLTE<br />
HEATHER ROBIN HONISS<br />
KATHERINE F. HORSMAN<br />
LEAH BESS HOXIE<br />
GEORGE TAYLOR HUBBARD, JR.<br />
JANE ELIZABETH HUMMER<br />
DAVID EDWARD HUTCHINSON<br />
SUNWOO JULIE HWANG<br />
ERICA LEE JOHNSON<br />
ROBERT WALLACE JOHNSON ’02<br />
TODD COLEMAN JOHNSTON ’02<br />
COLIN DOUGLAS JOYNER<br />
Art History<br />
English and Theater; Minor: Education<br />
Government and Physics;<br />
Minor: Mathematics<br />
Neuroscience; Minor: Chemistry<br />
Biology and Psychology<br />
Visual Arts<br />
Spanish; Minor: Government<br />
History<br />
Anthropology and Music; Minor: French<br />
Government<br />
Computer Science and Economics<br />
Government-Environmental Studies<br />
Government<br />
Neuroscience; Minor: Education<br />
History<br />
English<br />
English; Minor: Biology<br />
French and Government<br />
Biochemistry; Minor: Psychology<br />
English and History<br />
Government; Minor: Archaeology<br />
History<br />
English<br />
Economics and Spanish<br />
Biology<br />
Chemistry; Minor: Government<br />
Computer Science and Economics<br />
Africana Studies and Government<br />
Biochemistry; Minor: Mathematics<br />
Visual Arts<br />
Economics and Mathematics<br />
Sociology; Minor: Asian Studies<br />
Art History/Visual Arts<br />
Biochemistry and Economics<br />
Economics and Government;<br />
Minor: Spanish<br />
English<br />
Economics; Minor: Government<br />
Psychology<br />
Government; Minor: History<br />
Psychology; Minor: English<br />
Anthropology; Minor: Film Studies<br />
Mathematics and Physics; Minor: History<br />
Government; Minor: Sociology<br />
Government; Minor: French<br />
Neuroscience<br />
Physics; Minor: Theater<br />
English<br />
Sociology; Minor: Government<br />
Economics and French<br />
Computer Science/Mathematics and French<br />
Art History and French<br />
Government; Minor: Economics<br />
Music<br />
Belmont, Massachusetts<br />
Pittsfield, Massachusetts<br />
Sidney, Maine<br />
Erie, Pennsylvania<br />
Eliot, Maine<br />
Greenwich, Connecticut<br />
Bettendorf, Iowa<br />
New Hartford, New York<br />
Windham, Maine<br />
Savannah, Georgia<br />
Windham, Maine<br />
Bloomingdale, New York<br />
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania<br />
Bethesda, Maryland<br />
New York, New York<br />
Newington, New Hampshire<br />
Norway, Maine<br />
Singapore<br />
Laurel, Maryland<br />
New Milford, Connecticut<br />
Sheffield, Massachusetts<br />
South Bend, Indiana<br />
Pelham, New Hampshire<br />
Portland, Maine<br />
Smith's Parish, Bermuda<br />
Tyngsboro, Massachusetts<br />
Yarmouth, Maine<br />
Hanover, Massachusetts<br />
West Hartford, Connecticut<br />
Waterville, Maine<br />
Topsham, Maine<br />
New Bedford, Massachusetts<br />
Glabais, Belgium<br />
Lancaster, Pennsylvania<br />
Bedford, New Hampshire<br />
Homewood, Illinois<br />
Gilford, New Hampshire<br />
Rome, New York<br />
Silver Spring, Maryland<br />
Birmingham, Michigan<br />
Exton, Pennsylvania<br />
Spokane, Washington<br />
Mystic, Connecticut<br />
Locust, New Jersey<br />
Newton, Massachusetts<br />
Greenwich, Connecticut<br />
Bath, Maine<br />
Hinsdale, Illinois<br />
Gwang-Su, South Korea<br />
Walpole, Massachusetts<br />
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania<br />
Centerville, Massachusetts<br />
Great Falls, Montana
JAY CASPIAN KANG ’02<br />
PRARTHNA KAPUR<br />
JULIE ELAINE KARLSON<br />
SUZANNE MARESA KASSAY<br />
MELANIE CARRIE KEENE<br />
LILLIAN KAYE KELLER<br />
BRENDAN P. KELLY<br />
STEVEN THOMAS KEMPER<br />
ELLEN CAROL KENNEY<br />
ANDREW SAMUEL KESHNER<br />
DENNIS COLIN KILEY<br />
HEA MYUNG KIM<br />
JIN HO KIM<br />
KRISTEN BROWN KINDSVOGEL<br />
ELIZABETH GHERARDI KING<br />
JOSHUA RYAN KINGSBURY<br />
LEIANA JUDITH KINNICUTT<br />
JAICA A. KINSMAN ’99<br />
DAVID VAN DEREN KIRKLAND<br />
QUINN MORGAN KITCHEN<br />
ABBIE ANN KLEIN<br />
FRANCESCA KLUCEVSEK-WHALEN<br />
ANDREW MORRIS KNAPP<br />
SETH LAWRENCE KNOWLES<br />
NOAH ALLAN KOLB<br />
DANA SHULAMITH KRAMER<br />
JEREMY MATTHEW LAMBERT<br />
NOAH JAMES LAMBIE<br />
JESSICA SARA LANDIS<br />
RACHEL E. H. LANE<br />
TYLER COWAN LANGE<br />
BA LANOUE<br />
JENNIFER RITA LARAIA<br />
ANDREA LEADBETTER LARKIN<br />
ANDREW FLOYD LARSON<br />
JAN AMBER LARSON<br />
SARAH ANN LAVERTY<br />
ANDREA YOUNG LEE<br />
CLARA CHUNG-YEE LEE<br />
MAIA-CHRISTINA BECKER LEE<br />
MIYOUNG LEE<br />
NAMSOO LEE ’01<br />
ERIC LEGRIS<br />
KATHRYN OLIVIER LEMAY<br />
HARRISON KWOK WING LEONG<br />
ALLISON JOAN LEVIE<br />
KYMBERLY KWON LEVINE<br />
BRANDON MICHAEL LEVY<br />
NICHOLAS ARTHUR LILLO<br />
MEGAN ELIZABETH LIM<br />
SARAH BETH LIPINOGA<br />
History<br />
English<br />
Anthropology-Environmental Studies;<br />
Minor: Women's Studies<br />
Biology-Environmental Studies<br />
Government<br />
Government<br />
English and Geology; Minor: Biology<br />
Music<br />
Visual Arts<br />
Government and Religion<br />
Psychology; Minor: Philosophy<br />
English and Russian<br />
Government<br />
Biology-Environmental Studies<br />
Biology; Minor: Government<br />
Biology and Psychology<br />
Sociology; Minor: English<br />
Art History/Visual Arts; Minor: Biology<br />
Economics and Government<br />
Biochemistry; Minor: Education<br />
Anthropology; Minor: Dance<br />
Government<br />
Physics<br />
Classics<br />
Biochemistry<br />
Visual Arts<br />
Visual Arts<br />
Physics and Visual Arts; Minor:<br />
Mathematics<br />
Government; Minor: German<br />
English; Minor: Economics<br />
History; Minor: Greek<br />
Sociology<br />
English and Sociology<br />
English; Minor: Film Studies<br />
Biochemistry; Minor: Government<br />
Art History and Government;<br />
Minor: Asian Studies<br />
Economics-Environmental Studies<br />
Government<br />
English and Psychology<br />
English<br />
Mathematics/Economics; Minor: Visual Arts<br />
Economics and Mathematics;<br />
Minor: German<br />
Visual Arts<br />
Visual Arts; Minor: Psychology<br />
Sociology; Minor: Asian Studies<br />
Visual Arts; Minor: Biology<br />
Biology and Latin American Studies;<br />
Minor: Spanish<br />
English and Geology<br />
Biochemistry; Minor: Art History<br />
Geology-Environmental Studies<br />
Spanish-Environmental Studies;<br />
Minor: Latin American Studies<br />
Chapel Hill, North Carolina<br />
Bayside, New York<br />
Farmington, Connecticut<br />
Smithtown, New York<br />
Eliot, Maine<br />
Tallahassee, Florida<br />
Avon, Connecticut<br />
Baltimore, Maryland<br />
Bethesda, Maryland<br />
Suffern, New York<br />
Mount Desert, Maine<br />
Lodi, New Jersey<br />
Weston, Massachusetts<br />
Seattle, Washington<br />
Stoughton, Massachusetts<br />
Brewer, Maine<br />
Kailua, Hawaii<br />
Saco, Maine<br />
Beverly, Massachusetts<br />
Edina, Minnesota<br />
Sandpoint, Idaho<br />
Duxbury, Massachusetts<br />
Miami, Florida<br />
Winthrop, Maine<br />
Topsfield, Massachusetts<br />
Nyack, New York<br />
Rollinsford, New Hampshire<br />
Harvard, Massachusetts<br />
Forest Hills, New York<br />
Essex Junction, Vermont<br />
Seattle, Washington<br />
Stockbridge, Massachusetts<br />
Torrington, Connecticut<br />
Middletown, Rhode Island<br />
Lakewood, Washington<br />
Ludlow, Pennsylvania<br />
Concord, Massachusetts<br />
Leonia, New Jersey<br />
Seattle, Washington<br />
New York, New York<br />
Seoul, South Korea<br />
Seoul, South Korea<br />
Lubec, Maine<br />
Manchester, New Hampshire<br />
San Francisco, California<br />
Orinda, California<br />
Nashua, New Hampshire<br />
Edwards, Colorado<br />
Farmington, Connecticut<br />
Bethesda, Maryland<br />
Ithaca, New York
ALYSON DAWN LIZOTTE<br />
JESSICA LO<br />
NISSA LEIGH LOHRMANN<br />
NOAH BAKER LONG<br />
MATTHEW FITTS LOOSIGIAN<br />
MARISA ISABEL RODRIGUEZ LORD<br />
ADRIENNE MARIE LUOMA<br />
MARK WILLIAM LUTTE<br />
EDWARD GEORGE MACKENZIE<br />
NICOLAS ALBERTO MACLEAN<br />
MEGHAN ELIZABETH MACNEIL<br />
MATTHEW HARRY MAGENHEIM<br />
JEFFREY LEO MANGANARO<br />
ADAM LEWIS MANTIN<br />
SARAH ELIZABETH MANZ<br />
MICHELLE ALISON MARRON<br />
KATHLEEN ANNE MASTERSON<br />
COLLEEN ALICIA MATHEWS<br />
NACHEL KAUR MATHODA<br />
EVAN GRAHAM MATZEN<br />
ROSALIND ANNE MAY<br />
ALBERT PILAVIN MAYER<br />
KASSIM SHEE MBWANA ’02<br />
ELIZABETH GRACE MCCAIN<br />
LEAH JOAN MCCLURE<br />
BENJAMIN RICKSON MCGUINNESS<br />
JAMES ANDREW MCGUINNESS<br />
BRE-ANNE FARRELL MCKENNA<br />
EMILY MARIAN MCKISSOCK<br />
SARA DAWN MCLAUGHLIN<br />
BARTHOLOMEW WILLIAM MCMANN<br />
MATTHEW ROSS MCNEAL ’02<br />
CABUL SHEKHAR MEHTA<br />
ALICE MCGREW MELLINGER<br />
AMADO DE GUZMAN MENDOZA, JR.<br />
ELISE MARIE MEOLI<br />
MICHELLE JEAN MERCHANT<br />
ARTHUR DEHON MIDDLETON ’01<br />
DANIEL JEFFERSON MILLER<br />
EZRA ROSS MILLER<br />
JAMES EDWARD MILLER<br />
PAUL YONGKI MIN<br />
ANDREW SCOTT MINESS<br />
ALEXANDER DUNCAN MOORE<br />
BRIGHID ROSE MORAN<br />
MICAH MARK MOREAU<br />
JESSICA MORIN<br />
MICHAEL GEORGE MORRIS<br />
WHITNEY ELIZABETH MORRIS<br />
CHRISTOPHER MOXHAY<br />
MERRILL AMY MUCKERMAN<br />
WISAM ALI MUHARIB ’99<br />
Biology; Minor: Chemistry<br />
Mathematics; Minor: English<br />
Biology<br />
Government-Environmental Studies;<br />
Minor: Biology<br />
Biology; Minor: Music<br />
History; Minor: German<br />
Biochemistry<br />
German and Government<br />
Government and History<br />
Economics; Minor: Government<br />
Art History; Minor: Asian Studies<br />
Economics<br />
Government and Philosophy<br />
Economics; Minor: Psychology<br />
Government; Minor: Education<br />
History<br />
English-Environmental Studies;<br />
Minor: Biology<br />
German and History<br />
Government; Minor: English<br />
Geology and Religion<br />
French-Environmental Studies<br />
Government and Russian<br />
Africana Studies; Minor: Economics<br />
Biochemistry<br />
Sociology; Minor: French<br />
Economics<br />
English; Minor: Film Studies<br />
Spanish; Minor: Psychology<br />
Africana Studies and Sociology<br />
English and Theater; Minor: Psychology<br />
Government; Minor: Economics<br />
Economics and German<br />
Psychology; Minor: Theater<br />
Psychology; Minor: Art History<br />
Visual Arts; Minor: Art History<br />
Biochemistry; Minor: Philosophy<br />
Psychology; Minor: Biology<br />
English and Government<br />
English; Minor: Education<br />
Anthropology; Minor: Chemistry<br />
Government<br />
Africana Studies<br />
Psychology; Minor: History<br />
Classics; Minor: Biology<br />
Biology-Environmental Studies<br />
Economics and Government<br />
Psychology; Minor: Sociology<br />
Government<br />
Psychology; Minor: Education<br />
English; Minor Government<br />
French; Minor: Art History<br />
Africana Studies<br />
Saint John, New Brunswick,<br />
Canada<br />
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia<br />
North Berwick, Maine<br />
Santa Fe, New Mexico<br />
Exeter, New Hampshire<br />
Brunswick, Maine<br />
Norwell, Massachusetts<br />
New Harbor, Maine<br />
Methuen, Massachusetts<br />
La Paz, Bolivia<br />
Ocala, Florida<br />
Franklin Lakes, New Jersey<br />
Beverly, Massachusetts<br />
Wyckoff, New Jersey<br />
Underhill, Vermont<br />
Garden City, New York<br />
Lincoln, Massachusetts<br />
Randolph, Maine<br />
Ridgefield, Connecticut<br />
Auburn, Maine<br />
Lakewood, Colorado<br />
Providence, Rhode Island<br />
Onley, Maryland<br />
Greenwood Village, Colorado<br />
Rothesay, New Brunswick,<br />
Canada<br />
Scituate, Massachusetts<br />
Muscatine, Iowa<br />
Londonderry, New Hampshire<br />
Dedham, Massachusetts<br />
Gilford, New Hampshire<br />
Marshfield, Massachusetts<br />
Hailey, Idaho<br />
Sudbury, Massachusetts<br />
Shaftsbury, Vermont<br />
Holden, Maine<br />
Guilford, Connecticut<br />
Claremont, New Hampshire<br />
Charleston, South Carolina<br />
Saint Louis, Missouri<br />
Vashon Island, Washington<br />
Belmont, Massachusetts<br />
Vienna, Virginia<br />
Yorktown Heights, New York<br />
Cambridge, Massachusetts<br />
Wilmette, Illinois<br />
Canton, New York<br />
Van Buren, Maine<br />
Winchester, Massachusetts<br />
Boxford, Massachusetts<br />
Greenwich, Connecticut<br />
Saint Louis, Missouri<br />
Cleveland, Ohio
BETH ANN MUIR<br />
MAURA REBECCA MULVANEY<br />
LAURA JEAN NEWMAN<br />
JAMES B. NICHOLS<br />
MATTHEW FRANCIS XAVIER NORCIA<br />
ALEXANDER ISAAC NOSNIK<br />
ADIA FAGIN NUNNALLY<br />
CHANDLER JAY NUTIK<br />
SETH JAMES BRYAN OBED<br />
CONOR SAVAGE O'BRIEN<br />
BARTLY FRANCIS O'CONNOR III<br />
DIANA KATHERINE BROOKS O'DONNELL<br />
SELVIN OHENE<br />
STEPHEN PATRICK O'MALLEY<br />
JACOB PATRICK OSSOFF ’99<br />
JOANNA SOPHIA OSTREM<br />
IRENE ARUM PAK<br />
KATE LISBETH PANTELIDES<br />
LAUREN EVE PAPPONE<br />
KEVIN U PARK<br />
TIMOTHY S. PASAKARNIS<br />
SIOPO PAT<br />
TRAVIS ADAM PATTEN<br />
ELISABETH GLASER PEARSON<br />
CORINNE JEANNETTE PELLEGRINI<br />
AMY BAUMGARTEN PETERSEN<br />
EDWARD CARVER PIERCE<br />
NADYA ALLEN PINCUS<br />
ERICA MARIE PISATURO<br />
MICHELLE LYNN PLATT<br />
LOUIS VALENTINE PLOUGH<br />
KARA KINDER PODKAMINER<br />
ANNA ROB PODORE<br />
JOSHUA JAMES POLICE<br />
STEVEN TIMOTHY POPPER<br />
JARED DOUGLAS PORTER<br />
LINDSAY TYLER POWERS<br />
JUDSON MILLS PRATT-HEANEY<br />
WENDY ELIZABETH PRICE<br />
LAURA ELISABETH QUINLAN ’02<br />
RYAN MICHAEL JOSEPH QUINN<br />
DAWN MARIE RACKLIFFE<br />
SARAH MARIE RAMEY<br />
JASON MICHEAL RAWLINS<br />
AMBER FAYE DEROSA REED<br />
JESSICA EDYTHE REUBEN<br />
BROOKS HOWARD RICH<br />
JANA ALICE RICHARDSON<br />
Biology; Minor: Mathematics<br />
French and Government<br />
English and French<br />
Physics<br />
Religion and Sociology<br />
Anthropology; Minor: Asian Studies<br />
Government and Romance Languages<br />
Philosophy; Minor: Theater<br />
English and Government<br />
Biology<br />
Government; Minor: English<br />
French<br />
Psychology<br />
Mathematics; Minor: Chemistry<br />
Romance Languages<br />
Art History and French<br />
Government; Minor: Asian Studies<br />
English; Minor: Music<br />
Sociology-Environmental Studies<br />
Biology and Economics;<br />
Minor: Chemistry<br />
Biology-Environmental Studies;<br />
Minor: Economics<br />
Computer Science and Economics<br />
Economics; Minor: Mathematics<br />
Government; Minor: Sociology<br />
Biology; Minor: Education<br />
Religion<br />
English<br />
Romance Languages<br />
Art History and Music<br />
Art History; Minor: Biology<br />
Biology; Minor: French<br />
Biology; Minor: Mathematics<br />
Spanish<br />
History; Minor: Archaeology<br />
Government; Minor: Spanish<br />
History; Minor: Government<br />
History and Visual Arts;<br />
Minor: Art History<br />
Psychology; Minor: Economics<br />
Economics and English<br />
English and Latin American Studies<br />
Economics; Minor: Spanish<br />
Psychology<br />
Religion; Minor: English<br />
Government and History<br />
Visual Arts-Environmental Studies;<br />
Minor: Biology<br />
Anthropology; Minor: Biology<br />
Art History; Minor: English<br />
English and Theater; Minor:<br />
Africana Studies<br />
Chelmsford, Massachusetts<br />
Ballwin, Missouri<br />
Washburn, Wisconsin<br />
Skaneateles, New York<br />
Rye, New York<br />
Plano, Texas<br />
Hanover, New Hampshire<br />
New Orleans, Louisiana<br />
Old Town, Maine<br />
Barrington, Rhode Island<br />
Dedham, Massachusetts<br />
Monmouth, Maine<br />
Bronx, New York<br />
Portland, Maine<br />
Nashville, Tennessee<br />
Milton, Massachusetts<br />
Tyngsboro, Massachusetts<br />
Franklin, Tennessee<br />
Weston, Massachusetts<br />
Glenview, Illinois<br />
South Windsor, Connecticut<br />
Macau, People’s Republic of China<br />
York, Maine<br />
Kittery Point, Maine<br />
Canton, Massachusetts<br />
Washington, District of Columbia<br />
Yarmouth, Maine<br />
Andover, Massachusetts<br />
Wakefield, Massachusetts<br />
Savannah, Georgia<br />
Seattle, Washington<br />
Jamesville, New York<br />
Cincinnati, Ohio<br />
Dedham, Massachusetts<br />
Sewickley, Pennsylvania<br />
Duxbury, Massachusetts<br />
Medway, Massachusetts<br />
Weston, Connecticut<br />
Saint Louis, Missouri<br />
Needham, Massachusetts<br />
Rumson, New Jersey<br />
Smithfield, Rhode Island<br />
Bethesda, Maryland<br />
Bridgewater, Massachusetts<br />
Wellington, Maine<br />
Houston, Texas<br />
Danvers, Massachusetts<br />
Concord, Massachusetts
ELEANOR DARROW RICHMOND<br />
THURSTON THORFINN RIDAY ’02<br />
TIMOTHY JOHN RIEMER<br />
ABIGAIL ROBARTS<br />
MICAH JAY ROBERGE<br />
JESSIE MARIE ROBERTS<br />
KELLY LYNNE ROBERTS<br />
MATTHEW BUTTERFIELD ROBERTS<br />
ELIZABETH CAROL ROBINSON<br />
KATHERINE JANE ROBOFF<br />
RACHEL LAUREN RONES<br />
ALEXANDER MICHAEL ROSATI<br />
ANDREW JACOB ROSS<br />
KRISTI LEE ROYER<br />
JEFFREY AARON RUBENS<br />
JAMIE CAROLINE RUBENSTEIN<br />
JOSHUA RICHARD RUDNER<br />
STEPHAN JOSEF RUZICKA<br />
MICHAEL DONALD SABOLINSKI<br />
TIMOTHY PETER SACKS<br />
JAMES BRADY SALSICH III<br />
JULIA PAIGE SANDERS<br />
JOSEPH PETER SANSONE, JR.<br />
ADRIANA GOSSELIN SCHICK<br />
MICHAEL ROBERT SCHINDELAR<br />
SARAH MADELYN SCHLANSKER<br />
EMILIE DIANA SCHLEGEL<br />
TENLEY HOPE SCHOFIELD<br />
JOHN EDWARD SCHOLHAMER<br />
TOMMY VDOV SCIFRES<br />
LINDSEY MORGAN SCOTT<br />
KATHARINE DIANE SEMRO<br />
ACADIA LEIGH SENESE<br />
TIMOTHY RYAN SEYMOUR<br />
PHILIP WARD SHARP<br />
KATELYN FOSTER SHAUGHNESSY<br />
DENIL NANJI SHEKHAT<br />
GLORIA W. SHEN<br />
JILL MEREDITH SHIREY<br />
MONICA LYNN SKOGE<br />
KATHRYN ELAINE SMITH<br />
PATRICK MICHAEL SMITH<br />
THOMAS SOKOL ’02<br />
NIMA SAHAR SOLTANZAD<br />
ERIK A. SPRAGUE ’02<br />
KATHERINE ANN STALLKAMP<br />
MELINDA CARTON STANLEY<br />
SEAN RICHARD STARKE<br />
MARK DAVIES STEFFEN ’02<br />
JULIA BETH STEINBERG<br />
LINDSAY PABST STEINMETZ<br />
English and French<br />
Neuroscience<br />
Economics; Minor: Psychology<br />
English; Minor: Biology<br />
Mathematics; Minor: Economics<br />
Biology; Minor: Chemistry<br />
Biology; Minor: Visual Arts<br />
Economics and German<br />
Physics; Minor: Archaeology<br />
Latin American Studies and Psychology<br />
Sociology; Minor: Education<br />
History<br />
Government<br />
Psychology and Sociology;<br />
Minor: Anthropology<br />
Biology-Environmental Studies;<br />
Minor: Economics<br />
Economics-Environmental Studies;<br />
Minor: Government<br />
English; Minor: Education<br />
German and Government<br />
Economics<br />
Philosophy<br />
English<br />
French; Minor: Sociology<br />
Neuroscience; Minor: Philosophy<br />
Contemporary Italian Studies<br />
and Sociology<br />
Biology and Physics<br />
Sociology; Minor: Biology<br />
German; Minor: Women's Studies<br />
Biochemistry; Minor: History<br />
Classics/Archaeology; Minor: Economics<br />
Sociology<br />
Art History<br />
Psychology<br />
English; Minor: Government<br />
Government; Minor: Economics<br />
Computer Science; Minor: Film Studies<br />
English; Minor: Visual Arts<br />
Economics<br />
Sociology; Minor: Economics<br />
Sociology<br />
Physics; Minor: Mathematics<br />
Psychology; Minor: Government<br />
Biochemistry<br />
Spanish; Minor: Government<br />
Mathematics<br />
Government; Minor: History<br />
Mathematics; Minor: Religion<br />
Art History and Spanish<br />
Economics<br />
Government; Minor: Economics<br />
English and French<br />
Spanish; Minor: Mathematics<br />
Somers, Connecticut<br />
Brunswick, Maine<br />
Tuckahoe, New York<br />
North Stonington, Connecticut<br />
Augusta, Maine<br />
Mahtomedi, Minnesota<br />
Mahtomedi, Minnesota<br />
Falmouth, Maine<br />
Elmira, New York<br />
Needham, Massachusetts<br />
White Plains, New York<br />
Simsbury, Connecticut<br />
Cordova, Tennessee<br />
Lewiston, Maine<br />
Wilmette, Illinois<br />
Westport, Connecticut<br />
Lexington, Massachusetts<br />
Short Hills, New Jersey<br />
Franklin, Massachusetts<br />
New York, New York<br />
Natick, Massachusetts<br />
Portsmouth, Rhode Island<br />
Washington, Connecticut<br />
Lexington, Massachusetts<br />
Sharon, Massachusetts<br />
Anchorage, Alaska<br />
Scarsdale, New York<br />
Provo, Utah<br />
Madison, Connecticut<br />
Washington, District of Columbia<br />
Sheridan, Wyoming<br />
Elk Grove Village, Illinois<br />
Sandwich, Massachusetts<br />
Fredericton, New Brunswick,<br />
Canada<br />
Glastonbury, Connecticut<br />
Woburn, Massachusetts<br />
Knoxville, Tennessee<br />
Andover, Massachusetts<br />
Cincinnati, Ohio<br />
Cromwell, Connecticut<br />
Brush Prairie, Washington<br />
Foxborough, Massachusetts<br />
Ledyard, Connecticut<br />
Los Altos Hills, California<br />
South Walpole, Massachusetts<br />
Wilmington, Delaware<br />
Winnetka, Illinois<br />
Montreal, Quebec, Canada<br />
Lake Forest, Illinois<br />
Newton, Massachusetts<br />
West Simsbury, Connecticut
ELIZA ANN STEWART ’01<br />
OWEN DANIEL STRACHAN<br />
JAMES BECKET STROHACKER<br />
BLAKE THOMAS STURTEVANT<br />
EDWARD MICHAEL SWEENEY, JR.<br />
ALISON DIAN SYLVESTER<br />
RACHEL ELISE TANNEBRING<br />
BROOKE CHARLOTTE TANSILL<br />
ELIZABETH ANN TARDIFF<br />
EMILY JANE TAYLOR<br />
JOANIE AINSWORTH TAYLOR<br />
JACQUELINE ANN TEMPLETON<br />
COLIN THOMAS THIBADEAU<br />
WILLIAM BOLTWOOD THOMAS<br />
JULIA BROOKS THOMPSON<br />
CHRISTOPHER DAMON THOMS<br />
COURTNEY ELIZABETH TOLMIE<br />
EMILY TOMPKINS<br />
WORAWAN TOOMMONGKOL<br />
LAUREN DEANNE TRUE<br />
EVELYNE TSENG<br />
DAVID JOSEPH TURCO<br />
JOSEPH PETER TURNER, JR.<br />
ERIC ROBERT TUSTISON<br />
VICTORIA JANE UPSON<br />
CECILY SUZANNE UPTON<br />
TRI VINH VAN ’02<br />
PATRICK LOUIS VARDARO<br />
MATTHEW SCOTT VOLK<br />
REGINA MARY VON SCHACK<br />
ALLISON ANN WADDELL<br />
BRENDAN MICHAEL WAKEHAM<br />
TOBY ALLAN WALCH<br />
JULIAN YALE WALDO<br />
ERIC JEFFREY WALKER<br />
RYAN WALSH MARTEL<br />
JASMINE YONG WATSON<br />
MICHELLE GRACE WEAVER<br />
ABIGAIL CLARE WEBSTER<br />
ANDREA ZENOBIA LEXINE WEEKS<br />
PATRICK JOHN WELSH<br />
ELIZABETH ANNE WENDELL<br />
KATHERINE MATTHEA WESTLEY<br />
CAROLYN MARIE WESTRA<br />
LAUREN MARIE WHALEY<br />
NICHOLAS COLIN WILLIAMS ’02<br />
WILEY OTTO WILLMANN<br />
Art History/Visual Arts;<br />
Minor: Women's Studies<br />
History<br />
Anthropology<br />
Physics; Minor: Economics<br />
Geology; Minor: Economics<br />
Sociology and Spanish<br />
Anthropology; Minor: Visual Arts<br />
English and Government;<br />
Minor: Africana Studies<br />
Art History; Minor: Visual Arts<br />
History; Minor: Government<br />
French and History<br />
Spanish and Visual Arts<br />
Music and Sociology<br />
Government and Religion;<br />
Minor: Economics<br />
Anthropology<br />
Mathematics; Minor: Psychology<br />
Economics; Minor: Mathematics<br />
Neuroscience; Minor: Mathematics<br />
Economics and Mathematics;<br />
Minor: Asian Studies<br />
Geology; Minor: Anthropology<br />
Neuroscience; Minor: Russian<br />
Government; Minor: Economics<br />
Philosophy and Religion;<br />
Minor: Government<br />
Mathematics; Minor: Physics<br />
Biochemistry; Minor: Music<br />
Art History/Visual Arts<br />
Economics and Mathematics<br />
Government<br />
Government<br />
Art History; Minor: Film Studies<br />
Visual Arts; Minor: Computer Science<br />
Economics; Minor: Physics<br />
Biology; Minor: Education<br />
Classics; Minor: History<br />
Physics; Minor: Mathematics<br />
English and History<br />
French and Government<br />
Biology-Environmental Studies<br />
English; Minor: Computer Science<br />
Music-Theater<br />
Economics and Government<br />
Visual Arts; Minor: Computer Science<br />
Art History<br />
Sociology-Environmental Studies;<br />
Minor: Biology<br />
English-Environmental Studies;<br />
Minor: Biology<br />
Government; Minor: History<br />
History-Environmental Studies;<br />
Minor: Biology<br />
Freeport, Maine<br />
Machias, Maine<br />
Devon, Pennsylvania<br />
South China, Maine<br />
Cranford, New Jersey<br />
West Hartford, Connecticut<br />
Wenham, Massachusetts<br />
Great Falls, Virginia<br />
Bolton, Massachusetts<br />
Orinda, California<br />
Reston, Virginia<br />
Middlebury, Connecticut<br />
Ithaca, New York<br />
Delmar, New York<br />
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania<br />
West Chatham, Massachusetts<br />
Greenville, North Carolina<br />
Rowley, Massachusetts<br />
Nonthaburi, Thailand<br />
Alton, New Hampshire<br />
Djursholm, Sweden<br />
Dedham, Massachusetts<br />
Plum Island, Massachusetts<br />
Andover, Massachusetts<br />
Lexington, Massachusetts<br />
Cape Elizabeth, Maine<br />
Montreal, Quebec, Canada<br />
Norwood, Massachusetts<br />
Wayland, Massachusetts<br />
New York, New York<br />
Fairfax Station, Virginia<br />
Old Saybrook, Connecticut<br />
Canton, New York<br />
Moscow, Russia<br />
Lexington, Massachusetts<br />
Conway, Massachusetts<br />
South China, Maine<br />
Painted Post, New York<br />
Norwich, England<br />
Millinocket, Maine<br />
Milford, Massachusetts<br />
New Canaan, Connecticut<br />
Rome, Italy<br />
White Bear Lake, Minnesota<br />
Towson, Maryland<br />
Arlington, Vermont<br />
Blue Hill, Maine
SARA STARR WILTSHIRE<br />
LAURA ANNE WINDECKER<br />
DEBORAH LEIGH PHILBRICK WISSEL<br />
JOSHUA RICHARD WOLFF<br />
KANISORN WONGSRICHANALAI<br />
COURTNEY MARIE WOO<br />
DIANN ELIZABETH WOOD<br />
THOMAS JOHN WRIGHT<br />
TENLEY ELIZABETH LARSON WURGLITZ ’02<br />
EMI CAMILLA YAMADA<br />
TIMOTHY YANNI-LAZARUS<br />
RUN YE<br />
ROY YOUNG<br />
JAIME RAFAEL YUJUICO '02<br />
ROBERT JOHN ZAINO<br />
Chemistry<br />
Physics-Marine Science<br />
Government; Minor: Economics<br />
English and Theater<br />
History and Psychology<br />
Asian Studies; Minor: English<br />
Sociology<br />
Economics and Mathematics;<br />
Minor: Government<br />
Biology-Environmental Studies<br />
History and Women's Studies;<br />
Minor: Art History<br />
Sociology-Environmental Studies<br />
Economics and Government;<br />
Minor: Mathematics<br />
Government and Philosophy<br />
Government<br />
Biology-Environmental Studies;<br />
Minor: Latin American Studies<br />
Lexington, Massachusetts<br />
Shrewsbury, New Jersey<br />
Bedford, New York<br />
Rockville, Maryland<br />
Bangkok, Thailand<br />
Upton, Massachusetts<br />
Peterborough, New Hampshire<br />
North Easton, Massachusetts<br />
North Potomac, Maryland<br />
Rome, Georgia<br />
Wallingford, Connecticut<br />
Shanghai, People’s Republic<br />
of China<br />
North Berwick, Maine<br />
New Manila, Philippines<br />
Whitehouse Station, New Jersey
ERICA MICHELLE BELLAMY<br />
LEAH DANIA CHRISTENSEN<br />
ANGELA ROSE COMMITO<br />
DOMINIQUE CHANTALE ALEPIN<br />
SCOTT ANTHONY BARBUTO<br />
ELIZABETH ANNE BARNEY<br />
SARA STEPHANIE BODNAR<br />
BRIAN EDWARD CALABRESE<br />
SARAH HUILING CHENG<br />
GABRIEL MICHAEL CIVIELLO<br />
AMANDA LEESE COWEN<br />
HANNAH WOOD CURTIS<br />
WILLIAM LEE DAY<br />
AUDREY ELIZABETH AMIDON<br />
ASHLEY BUHLER BERENDT<br />
HILARY LAUREN BERNSTEIN<br />
DAVID LUCAS BIELAK<br />
ALLISON MARY BINKOWSKI<br />
SCOTT ADAM BORUCHOW<br />
JILL ELIZABETH BOUYEA<br />
JOHN PATRICK BOX, JR.<br />
JESSICA LYNN BROOKS ’02<br />
ANNE FENTON CAVANAUGH<br />
GORDON CLEMENT CLARK<br />
JOANNA LEIGH COHEN<br />
NICOLE ASHLEY DAVIS<br />
BRADLEY PAUL DECKER<br />
BETHANY CATHERINE DITTMAR<br />
ELEANOR CONANT DOIG<br />
MOLLY BAER FARNETH<br />
REBECCA ANN FENNING<br />
REBECCA BARBARA ELLEN FERTZIGER<br />
HONORARY APPOINTMENTS<br />
SUMMA CUM LAUDE<br />
ANDREW THOMAS DUNN<br />
MAGGIE ANN FRITZ-MORKIN<br />
ABBIE ANN KLEIN<br />
MAGNA CUM LAUDE<br />
AARON MILLER DONOHOE<br />
ARIJ FAKSH<br />
LIESL FINN<br />
CLARE MARIE FORSTIE ’02<br />
ARIELE PATRICE HANEK<br />
COLIN CHRISTOPHER HEINLE<br />
NICHOLAS SHARPE HIEBERT<br />
ALLISON CASPAR HINMAN<br />
LEAH BESS HOXIE<br />
JENNIFER RITA LARAIA<br />
DANIEL G. FLACK<br />
CUM LAUDE<br />
MACAELA HELEN FLANAGAN<br />
TIANA SEARLES GIERKE<br />
MARA ANNE GROSSMAN<br />
COLIN DOUGLAS JOYNER<br />
MELANIE CARRIE KEENE<br />
TYLER COWAN LANGE<br />
ANDREW FLOYD LARSON<br />
CLARA CHUNG-YEE LEE<br />
SARAH BETH LIPINOGA<br />
MARK WILLIAM LUTTE<br />
EDWARD GEORGE MACKENZIE<br />
EVAN GRAHAM MATZEN<br />
ROSALIND ANNE MAY<br />
SARA DAWN MCLAUGHLIN<br />
JOANNA SOPHIA OSTREM<br />
SIOPO PAT<br />
ERICA MARIE PISATURO<br />
KARA KINDER PODKAMINER<br />
MATTHEW HARRY MAGENHEIM<br />
TRAVIS ADAM PATTEN<br />
MONICA LYNN SKOGE<br />
NOAH BAKER LONG<br />
ARTHUR DEHON MIDDLETON ’01<br />
DIANA KATHERINE BROOKS<br />
O'DONNELL<br />
LAUREN EVE PAPPONE<br />
BROOKS HOWARD RICH<br />
KATHERINE JANE ROBOFF<br />
ALEXANDER MICHAEL ROSATI<br />
JILL MEREDITH SHIREY<br />
ALISON DIAN SYLVESTER<br />
ELEANOR DARROW RICHMOND<br />
ELIZABETH CAROL ROBINSON<br />
JAMIE CAROLINE RUBENSTEIN<br />
KATHARINE DIANE SEMRO<br />
THOMAS SOKOL ’02<br />
KATHERINE ANN STALLKAMP<br />
LINDSAY PABST STEINMETZ<br />
ELIZA ANN STEWART ’01<br />
RACHEL ELISE TANNEBRING<br />
CHRISTOPHER DAMON THOMS<br />
COURTNEY ELIZABETH TOLMIE<br />
JULIAN YALE WALDO<br />
RYAN WALSH MARTEL<br />
MICHELLE GRACE WEAVER<br />
ELIZABETH ANNE WENDELL<br />
KATHERINE MATTHEA WESTLEY<br />
THOMAS JOHN WRIGHT<br />
RUN YE
DOMINIQUE CHANTALE ALEPIN<br />
SCOTT ANTHONY BARBUTO<br />
ELIZABETH ANNE BARNEY<br />
ERICA MICHELLE BELLAMY<br />
SARA STEPHANIE BODNAR<br />
BRIAN EDWARD CALABRESE<br />
SARAH HUILING CHENG<br />
LEAH DANIA CHRISTENSEN<br />
GABRIEL MICHAEL CIVIELLO<br />
ANGELA ROSE COMMITO<br />
AMANDA LEESE COWEN<br />
HANNAH WOOD CURTIS<br />
WILLIAM LEE DAY<br />
BRADLEY PAUL DECKER<br />
AARON MILLER DONOHOE<br />
ANDREW THOMAS DUNN<br />
ARIJ FAKSH<br />
LIESL FINN<br />
PHI BETA KAPPA<br />
MAGGIE ANN FRITZ-MORKIN<br />
ARIELE PATRICE HANEK<br />
COLIN CHRISTOPHER HEINLE<br />
NICHOLAS SHARPE HIEBERT<br />
ALLISON CASPAR HINMAN<br />
LEAH BESS HOXIE<br />
ABBIE ANN KLEIN<br />
JENNIFER RITA LARAIA<br />
ANDREW FLOYD LARSON<br />
NOAH BAKER LONG<br />
EDWARD GEORGE MACKENZIE<br />
MATTHEW HARRY MAGENHEIM<br />
DIANA KATHERINE BROOKS<br />
O'DONNELL<br />
JOANNA SOPHIA OSTREM<br />
LAUREN EVE PAPPONE<br />
TRAVIS ADAM PATTEN<br />
BROOKS HOWARD RICH<br />
ELIZABETH CAROL ROBINSON<br />
KATHERINE JANE ROBOFF<br />
ALEXANDER MICHAEL ROSATI<br />
JILL MEREDITH SHIREY<br />
MONICA LYNN SKOGE<br />
ALISON DIAN SYLVESTER<br />
RACHEL ELISE TANNEBRING<br />
CHRISTOPHER DAMON THOMS<br />
JULIAN YALE WALDO<br />
KATHERINE MATTHEA WESTLEY<br />
Students elected to Phi Beta Kappa wear green and white ribbons on their academic gowns.
HONORANDS OF THE 2003 COMMENCEMENT<br />
MARGARET HAMBURG<br />
DOCTOR OF SCIENCE<br />
Dr. Margaret Hamburg has made significant contributions to medicine and to public<br />
policies over the course of her career. She is currently vice president for biological<br />
programs at the Nuclear Threat Initiative in Washington, D.C., and is an internationally<br />
recognized authority on the threats posed by bioterrorism.<br />
Dr. Hamburg earned her undergraduate degree at Harvard and received her M.D.<br />
degree from Harvard Medical School. For six years she was the commissioner of health<br />
for the City of New York before becoming the assistant secretary for planning and<br />
evaluation in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.<br />
She is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine and was elected to membership<br />
in the Institute of Medicine, the New York Academy of Medicine, and the<br />
Council on Foreign Relations. She is a fellow of the American Association for the<br />
Advancement of Science and of the American <strong>College</strong> of Physicians and is a member of<br />
the Harvard University Board of Overseers.<br />
MARK MORRIS<br />
DOCTOR OF FINE ARTS<br />
Mark Morris has been a creative force in the world of dance for more than 20 years as a<br />
dancer, a choreographer, and a director of dance, theater, and opera performances around<br />
the world. In 1980 he founded the Mark Morris Dance Group and has since created<br />
more than 90 works for the Dance Group and more than a dozen commissions for ballet<br />
companies, including the San Francisco Ballet and the American Ballet Theatre. He is the<br />
co-founder (with Mikhail Baryshnikov) of the White Oaks Dance Project (1990).<br />
From 1988 to 1991 he was the artistic director of the Théâtre Royal de la Monnaie<br />
in Brussels. For his creative genius, Mark Morris has been named a MacArthur<br />
Foundation Fellow and a Guggenheim Fellow. In 1984 and 1990 he received the New<br />
York Dance and Performance Award.
GRACE PALEY<br />
DOCTOR OF LETTERS<br />
Grace Paley’s short stories and poems document the uncommon lives of everyday people<br />
with pathos and humor. Her short stories and essays have appeared in The New Yorker,<br />
Esquire, and The Atlantic Monthly; her collections of stories include The Little<br />
Disturbances of Man (1959), Enormous Changes at the Last Minute (1974), Later the<br />
Same Day (1985), and The Collected Stories (1994). Paley taught for 23 years at Sarah<br />
Lawrence University, three years at the City University of New York graduate program,<br />
and at Syracuse and Columbia universities.<br />
Since her retirement she has taught at Johns Hopkins, Stanford, and Dartmouth. A<br />
member of the Academy of American Letters, she has received a John Simon Guggenheim<br />
Fellowship, two awards from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Edith Wharton<br />
Award (1989), the Rea Award for the Short Story, the Vermont Excellence in the Arts<br />
Award (1993), the Lannan Literary Award for Fiction (1997), and The Reader’s Digest<br />
Leila Wallace Award.<br />
RAYMOND S. TROUBH ’50<br />
DOCTOR OF LAWS<br />
Raymond S. Troubh graduated from <strong>Bowdoin</strong> in 1950 and earned his law degree from<br />
Yale University in 1952. Early in his legal career he clerked for U.S. Supreme Court<br />
Justice Harold Hitz Burton, <strong>Bowdoin</strong> Class of 1909. From 1954 to 1958, he was an<br />
associate in the firm of Sullivan and Cromwell in New York. He was treasurer of the<br />
Lazard Fund (1958-60), associate with Lazard Freres & Co. (1961–68), and partner in<br />
that firm from 1968 to 1974. In 1974 he founded Troubh & Co., a financial consulting<br />
firm.<br />
He is a former governor of the American Stock Exchange and has a long record of<br />
service on corporate boards. In November 2001 he was called upon to be a member of<br />
the board at Enron and to be one of three members investigating corporate misconduct at<br />
the company. He currently serves as interim board chair at Enron. Director’s Alert named<br />
him one of nine Outstanding Directors in Corporate America 2002 “for lending a steady,<br />
cool, and honest hand to boardrooms across corporate America in times of turmoil, most<br />
particularly in guiding Enron through crisis.”
HONORS IN MAJOR SUBJECTS<br />
The Departments of Art History, Biology, Chemistry, English, Geology, History, Mathematics, Music, Psychology,<br />
Romance Languages, and Sociology and Anthropology, and the Biochemistry, Latin American Studies, Neuroscience,<br />
and Women’s Studies Programs award only one level of departmental honors. Other departments award honors<br />
at the levels of Highest Honors, High Honors, and Honors, and the recipients are so designated.<br />
High Honors<br />
ANDREW THOMAS DUNN<br />
ASIAN STUDIES<br />
Market Reforms and the Rise of Consumer Culture in<br />
Beijing, P.R.C<br />
Honors<br />
SCOTT ANTHONY BARBUTO<br />
BIOCHEMISTRY<br />
Mutational Stabilization of the Prion Protein<br />
ELIZABETH ANNE BARNEY<br />
Synthesis, Purification, and Optical Spectroscopy of<br />
Dimethyl Polyenes<br />
RYAN ALTON BRAWN<br />
Synthetic Beta-Sheets Built from the 1 and 4 Positions of<br />
a Cyclohexane Tether<br />
ARIJ FAKSH<br />
Absorption and Fluorescence Spectroscopy of Long<br />
Polyenes<br />
JUSTIN MITCHELL HARDISON<br />
Photosynthesis in Transgenic Cotton Overexpressing<br />
Ascorbate Peroxidase Grown under Chilling Conditions<br />
COLIN CHRISTOPHER HEINLE<br />
Comparative Study of the effects of AI3+ , Ga3+ , and<br />
In3+ on a Luminescent Platinum(II) Dimer in Aqueous<br />
Solutions<br />
NOAH ALLAN KOLB<br />
The Effects of Tributyltin on the Production of<br />
Anaerobic Metabolites Derived from Pyruvate in the<br />
Blue Mussel Mytilus edulis<br />
ANDREW FLOYD LARSON<br />
The Role of Thylakoid Associated Kinases (TAKs) in the<br />
Distribution of Light Energy in Arabidopsis thaliana<br />
NICHOLAS ARTHUR LILLO<br />
Application of the Comet Assay to Genotoxic Effects of<br />
Pollutants in the Blue Mussel, Mytilus edulis<br />
ELIZABETH GRACE MCCAIN<br />
The Immunology of Parasite Resistance in Sheep<br />
ELISE MARIE MEOLI<br />
The Enantioselective Catalytic Capabilities of a<br />
Lanthanide-Sulfonamide Complex with a Ferrocene<br />
Backbone<br />
Honors<br />
STACY HANNAH BARRON<br />
BIOLOGY<br />
Soil Carbon Sequestration in a Coniferous Forest under<br />
Elevated Atmospheric CO2 Concentrations<br />
ELIZABETH STUART BRYSON<br />
The Effects of Crab Cues and Clam Density on Mya<br />
arenaria — Burrowing Depths and Resource Allocation<br />
GABRIEL MICHAEL CIVIELLO<br />
The Modulatory Effects of Olfactory Stimuli on<br />
Spontaneous and Somatosensory Neuronal Activity in a<br />
Urodele Amphibian, Taricha granulosa<br />
KRISTEN BROWN KINDSVOGEL<br />
The Effects of Diflubenzuron (Dimilin) on Post-Larval<br />
Stage Lobsters, Homarus americanus<br />
ELIZABETH GHERARDI KING<br />
Comparing Variation in Pharynx versus Sperm Size in<br />
Nematodes with Divergent Mating Systems
NISSA LEIGH LOHRMANN<br />
Seasonal Acclimation of Antioxidants in Two<br />
Co-Occurring Red Algae with Differing Cold Tolerances<br />
CONOR SAVAGE O'BRIEN<br />
Molecular Evolution of a Sperm Transmembrane<br />
Protein in the Caenorhabditis elegans Species Group<br />
TIMOTHY S. PASAKARNIS<br />
Ecological Recovery of Merrymeeting Bay: Changing<br />
Sediment Chemistry and Wild Rice Dynamics<br />
LOUIS VALENTINE PLOUGH<br />
The Effects of Green Crab Carcinus maenas Predatory<br />
Cues on the Burrowing Depth and Morphology of the<br />
Soft Shell Clam Mya arenaria<br />
KARA KINDER PODKAMINER<br />
Hydrodynamic Benefits of Schooling as Measured by<br />
Tail Beat and Opercular Frequency in Killifish, Fundulus<br />
heteroclitus<br />
JEFFREY AARON RUBENS<br />
Mutational Analysis of Potential Np13 Methylation<br />
Sites and Roles in Protein Function<br />
ROBERT JOHN ZAINO<br />
Adaptive Modification of Offspring Sex Ratios in<br />
Savannah Sparrows<br />
Honors<br />
ARIELE PATRICE HANEK<br />
CHEMISTRY<br />
Synthesis of Ferrocene Ligands for Lanthanide Metal<br />
Series Catalysis<br />
Highest Honors<br />
BRIAN EDWARD CALABRESE<br />
CLASSICS<br />
Virtus in the Poems of Catullus<br />
JULIAN YALE WALDO<br />
The Fall of the House of Athens<br />
High Honors<br />
ALEXANDER DUNCAN MOORE<br />
Rus in Urbe: The Inspiration for Nero’s Domus Aurea<br />
High Honors<br />
ANGELA ROSE COMMITO<br />
CLASSICS/ARCHAEOLOGY<br />
Secrets and Strategems of a Successful City: Frontinus’s<br />
Water System and Its Private Supply<br />
High Honors<br />
BYRON EMERETH BOOTS<br />
COMPUTER SCIENCE<br />
Chunking: A Modified Dynamic Programming<br />
Approach to Solving Stochastic Satisfiability Problems<br />
BYRON EMERETH BOOTS<br />
Robot Localization and Abstract Mapping in Dynamic<br />
Environments<br />
ERICA LEE JOHNSON<br />
Recognizing Useful Advice and Using It Efficiently in a<br />
Reinforcement Learning Framework<br />
Highest Honors<br />
DANIEL G. FLACK<br />
ECONOMICS<br />
Standard Oil and the Potential for Price Predation<br />
High Honors<br />
EDWARD HAMILTON BAIR<br />
A Hedonic Estimation of the Impact of HOPEVI on<br />
Neighborhood Property Values<br />
SIOPO PAT<br />
Disentangling Fertility Demand from the Constraint in<br />
Urban China: Implications for China's Population<br />
Control Policy
Honors<br />
ECONOMICS (CONTINUED)<br />
DOMINIQUE CHANTALE ALEPIN<br />
Piracy and the Demand for Digital Music<br />
MATTHEW HARRY MAGENHEIM<br />
Two Essays on Earnings: Investors' Perception of Their<br />
Importance and the Accuracy of Analysts' Estimates<br />
KEVIN U PARK<br />
Two Essays on Earnings: Investors' Perception of Their<br />
Importance and the Accuracy of Analysts' Estimates<br />
JAMIE CAROLINE RUBENSTEIN<br />
A Model of the Environmental Kuznets Curve Based on<br />
the Dynamics of Quality and Quantity of Consumption<br />
Goods<br />
COURTNEY ELIZABETH TOLMIE<br />
The Balance of Political and Strategic Trade Factors in<br />
U.S. Trade Policy Determination<br />
WORAWAN TOOMMONGKOL<br />
Higher Education in Developing Countries: Should<br />
a Country Provide Both Open and Elite Public<br />
Universities?<br />
Honors<br />
NICHOLAS SHARPE HIEBERT<br />
ENGLISH<br />
Performing the Artist: Stephen Dedalus and the<br />
Aesthetics of Betrayal<br />
JENNIFER RITA LARAIA<br />
Sinister Revelations: The Asylum as a Critique of the<br />
Domestic Sphere<br />
Honors<br />
SARAH BETH LIPINOGA<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES<br />
Managing Oil and Nature in Eden: Transculturation<br />
and Resistance among the Huaorani of Eastern Ecuador<br />
MICHELLE GRACE WEAVER<br />
Carbon Credits and Carbon Guilt: Terrestrial Sinks as a<br />
Case Study of the United States’ Moral Responsibility<br />
for Climate Change<br />
Honors<br />
FRENCH<br />
ELEANOR DARROW RICHMOND<br />
Le Romantisme à travers George Sand<br />
Honors<br />
BRANDON MICHAEL LEVY<br />
GEOLOGY<br />
The Peaks Island Member of the Cushing Formation<br />
Interpreted as a Sub-Aqueous Volcanic Flow Succession<br />
in South-Central Maine<br />
MEGAN ELIZABETH LIM<br />
Submarine Groundwater Discharge beneath Eastern<br />
Casco Bay, Mid-Coast Maine<br />
EDWARD MICHAEL SWEENEY, JR.<br />
Glaciomarine Sediments beneath Eastern Casco Bay,<br />
Mid-Coast Maine<br />
Highest Honors<br />
TODD ALLAN BUELL<br />
GERMAN<br />
Locke and Lessing: From the Theorist to<br />
the Dramatist: The Interconnectedness of Enlightenment<br />
Tolerance
MAGGIE ANN FRITZ-MORKIN<br />
Localizing and Vocalizing within the Ether: Place,<br />
Parenthesis, and Dialogue in Paul Celan’s Atemwende<br />
MARK WILLIAM LUTTE<br />
Translating Otto Emersleben’s In den Shründen der<br />
Arktik: A Perspective on Karl May, Robert Peary, and<br />
the Presentation of Historical Identity<br />
EMILIE DIANA SCHLEGEL<br />
“…und da ging etwas Großartiges in mir vor”: Agency<br />
and the New Woman in Irmgard Keun’s Das kunstseidene<br />
Mädchen<br />
High Honors<br />
BETHANY CATHERINE DITTMAR<br />
Identity and Community: Two Generations of Afro-<br />
Germans through Their Poetry, Prose and Performance<br />
Honors<br />
COLLEEN ALICIA MATHEWS<br />
The Theme of Liminality in Ilse Aichinger’s Imaginative<br />
Writing, 1948–1957: From Novelist to Dialogist<br />
Highest Honors<br />
KEEGAN CALLANAN<br />
GOVERNMENT<br />
Tocqueville and Nietzsche on “State and Genius”<br />
High Honors<br />
MELANIE CARRIE KEENE<br />
Driving the Momentum of NATO Expansion: The<br />
Influence of Non-Governmental Actors on the U.S.<br />
Senate and Bureaucracy<br />
JESSICA SARA LANDIS<br />
It’s Not Easy Being Green: The Erosion of the<br />
Democratic Coalition in New York City<br />
NOAH BAKER LONG<br />
Democracy, Resources, and Interest: The Politics of<br />
Climate Change in Britain, Japan, and the United States<br />
Honors<br />
BRADLEY PAUL DECKER<br />
The Role of Democratization in the Indecisive<br />
Integration of the Mercosur<br />
MEREDITH MILLER HOAR<br />
Revolutionaries, Statesmen, and Friends: The<br />
Correspondence of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson<br />
Honors<br />
KATHLEEN FRIEL BARRETT<br />
HISTORY<br />
The Costs and Benefits of Reading Biography:<br />
Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Images of Queen<br />
Isabella in Anglo-American Historiography<br />
GORDON CLEMENT CLARK<br />
Against the Current: The Yakima Struggle for Native<br />
Fishing Rights in Washington State, 1850–1950<br />
ERIC LOUIS GOLDWYN<br />
The Birth of Modern Celebrity<br />
TYLER COWAN LANGE<br />
The Mystical Body’s “Iridescent Wings”: Kingship in<br />
France, 1400–1600<br />
EDWARD GEORGE MACKENZIE<br />
The Failure of Austro-German Unification Efforts,<br />
1918–1920<br />
OWEN DANIEL STRACHAN<br />
George Whitefield<br />
KANISORN WONGSRICHANALAI<br />
Home and All It Meant: The Combat Motivations of<br />
<strong>Bowdoin</strong> Men in the Second World War
Honors<br />
KAREN ELIZABETH FINNEGAN<br />
LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES<br />
The Paradox of Pinochet’s Rule: Patriarchal Ideology<br />
and Women in the Work Force<br />
Honors<br />
JUSTIN MACLEOD FOSTER<br />
MATHEMATICS<br />
Fractals and Fractal Dimension<br />
NIMA SAHAR SOLTANZAD<br />
Complex Variable Methods in Linear Elasticity<br />
KATHERINE ANN STALLKAMP<br />
Spinor Groups and Rotations in n-Dimensions<br />
THOMAS JOHN WRIGHT<br />
The Impossibility of Certain Types of Carmichael<br />
Numbers<br />
Honors<br />
STEVEN THOMAS KEMPER<br />
MUSIC<br />
Two Works: Piano Quintet and Music for In the Heart<br />
of America<br />
Honors<br />
TYLER JOHN-MILES DUNPHY<br />
NEUROSCIENCE<br />
Proctolin Modulation of Two Neural Networks in the<br />
Stomatogastric Nervous System of Homarus americanus<br />
LEAH BESS HOXIE<br />
Is Laughter the Best Medicine? The Effects of Laughter<br />
on Salivary Cortisol and S-IgA Concentrations<br />
THURSTON THORFINN RIDAY<br />
Neuromodulatory Effects of CabTRP on the Pyloric<br />
Rhythm of Panulirus interruptus<br />
Highest Honors<br />
AARON MILLER DONOHOE<br />
PHYSICS<br />
Biases in Inferred Inter-Annual Variability of<br />
Atmospheric CO2 due to Selective Sampling of<br />
Transport Models<br />
MONICA LYNN SKOGE<br />
Numerical Models of Black Hole-Neutron Star Binaries<br />
High Honors<br />
ANDREW MORRIS KNAPP<br />
The Quasi-Equilibrium Approximation for Binary<br />
Inspiral: Analytical and Numerical Model Calculations<br />
in Scalar Gravity<br />
Honors<br />
GEORGE TAYLOR HUBBARD, JR.<br />
Inferring Temperature Records from Phenology Data by<br />
Means of Time Series Analysis<br />
Honors<br />
HILARY LAUREN BERNSTEIN<br />
PSYCHOLOGY<br />
The Role of Metrical Stress in Spoken Word<br />
Recognition: Segmentation or Activation?<br />
PATRICK BARRY BURNS<br />
The Relationship between Endogenous Testosterone and<br />
Responses to Aggressive Stimuli in Humans<br />
ANNE FENTON CAVANAUGH<br />
Perceived Tension and Emotion in Classical Music<br />
MICHELLE JEAN MERCHANT<br />
Understanding Failure Experiences: Does Concreteness<br />
Matter?<br />
DAWN MARIE RACKLIFFE<br />
Moral Motivations as a Factor in Children’s Rating of<br />
Lies
KATHARINE DIANE SEMRO<br />
Can a Scientific Psychology Incorporate Human<br />
Agency?<br />
KATHRYN ELAINE SMITH<br />
Using Failure to Gain Success: Achieving Long-Term<br />
Strategy Selection<br />
High Honors<br />
RELIGION<br />
AMY BAUMGARTEN PETERSEN<br />
“We Have Tasted of God and Our Eyes Have Been<br />
Opened”: A Postcolonial Reexamination of Peyotism<br />
and the Native American Church<br />
Honors<br />
ASHLEY BUHLER BERENDT<br />
Feminist Responses to New Buddhisms: Investigating<br />
the Feminization of Buddhism in America<br />
Honors<br />
HEA MYUNG KIM<br />
RUSSIAN<br />
Spiritual Freedom and Demonic Possession in<br />
F. M. Dostoevsky's Post-Prison Works<br />
Honors<br />
LAUREN EVE PAPPONE<br />
SOCIOLOGY<br />
“I became more open to life”: Environmental Education<br />
at Wolfe’s Neck Farm<br />
JILL MEREDITH SHIREY<br />
Gender Identities Limited: Power and Resistance in the<br />
Sri Lankan Garment Industry<br />
Honors<br />
LAURA ANNE WINDECKER<br />
STUDENT-DESIGNED MAJOR<br />
IN PHYSICS-MARINE SCIENCE<br />
Mechanisms of Size-Specific Growth in the Sea Urchin,<br />
Strongylocentrotus droebachiensis
Goodwin <strong>Commencement</strong> Prize: GLORIA W. SHEN ’03<br />
Class of 1868 Prize: TYLER COWAN LANGE ’03<br />
DeAlva Stanwood Alexander Prize:<br />
First Prize: GEORGE TAYLOR HUBBARD, JR. ’03<br />
Second Prize: JULIAN YALE WALDO ’03<br />
APPOINTMENTS, PRIZES, AND AWARDS<br />
COMMENCEMENT AWARDS<br />
GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP PRIZES<br />
Brooks-Nixon Prize: NOAH BAKER LONG ’03<br />
Almon Goodwin Phi Beta Kappa Prize: MATTHEW HARRY MAGENHEIM ’03, TRAVIS ADAM PATTEN ’03,<br />
MONICA LYNN SKOGE ’03<br />
George Wood McArthur Prize: LEAH DANIA CHRISTENSEN ’03<br />
Leonard A. Pierce Memorial Priz: DOMINIQUE CHANTALE ALEPIN ’03<br />
Dorothy Haythorn Collings Award: PAIGE M. CONTRERAS-GOULD ’04, EMILY ROSE SCOTT ’04<br />
Abraxas Award: ALBANY ACADEMY FOR GIRLS: MADELEINE ROBILLARD ’05 AND MARY LOUISA WRIGHT ’05<br />
AFRICANA STUDIES<br />
Lennox Foundation Book Prize: MICHAEL HARDING ’03<br />
DEPARTMENTAL PRIZES<br />
ART<br />
Anne Bartlett Lewis Memorial Prize: Art History: KATHERINE MATTHEA WESTLEY ’03; Visual Arts: TODD RICHARD<br />
FORSGREN ’03, ELIZA ANN STEWART ’01<br />
Art History Junior-Year Prize: JEFFREY K. HOM ’04, NICOLE A. STIFFLE ’04<br />
Art History Senior-Year Prize: MEGAN ELIZABETH MACNEIL ’03, JOANNA SOPHIA OSTREM ’03,<br />
BROOKS HOWARD RICH ’03<br />
Richard F. Martel Memorial Prize: ELLEN CAROL KENNEY ’03, ERIC LEGRIS ’03, ARND A. SEIBERT ’04<br />
BIOLOGY<br />
Copeland-Gross Biology Prize: MICHELLE GRACE WEAVER ’03<br />
Donald and Harriet S. Macomber Prize: ALLISON MARY BINKOWSKI ’03, GABRIEL MICHAEL CIVIELLO ’03<br />
James Malcolm Moulton Prize: EMILY SARA BLUM ’04, KATE WOODWARD MCCALMONT ’04<br />
CHEMISTRY<br />
ACS Award in Analytical Chemistry: ROBERT ADAM KINNEY ’05<br />
American Institute of Chemists Award: ARIELE PATRICE HANEK ’03<br />
Hypercube Award: WILLIAM LATHROP KLEMM ’04<br />
Kamerling Laboratory Award: CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL ADERMAN ’05<br />
Merck Index Award: SCOTT ANTHONY BARBUTO ’03<br />
Philip Weston Meserve Prize in Chemistry: DAVID JOHN YANKURA ’04<br />
William Campbell Root Award: SARAH ROSE DURANTE ’03
U.S. Chemical Rubber Company Freshman Award: MEAGHAN A. KENNEDY ’06, JASON JONATHAN LEWIS ’06<br />
U.S. Chemical Rubber Company Laboratory Award: NUPUR JHAWAR ’06<br />
CLASSICS<br />
Hannibal Hamlin Emery Latin Prize: JED W. ATKINS ’04<br />
Nathan Gould Prize: ANGELA ROSE COMMITO ’03<br />
J. B. Sewall Greek Prize: ERIKA LAWREN NICKERSON ’05<br />
J. B. Sewall Latin Prize: ERIKA LAWREN NICKERSON ’05<br />
COMPUTER SCIENCE<br />
Computer Science Senior-Year Prize: BYRON EMERETH BOOTS ’03<br />
ECONOMICS<br />
Paul H. Douglas Prize: TIMOTHY R. MATHIEN ’04, STEPHAN BARRON SEABROOK ’04, KATHRYN KIELY SULLIVAN ’04<br />
Noyes Political Economy Prize: DANIEL G. FLACK ’03, MATTHEW HARRY MAGENHEIM ’03<br />
EDUCATION<br />
Maine Teacher Certification: AMORY ANNE BRADLEY ’03, BRIAN MATTHEW CURRY ’03,<br />
EMILY JEWEL DUFFUS ’03, ARIJ FAKSH ’03, SETH LAWRENCE KNOWLES ’03, CORINNE JEANNETTE<br />
PELLEGRINI ’03, TOBY ALLAN WALCH ’03<br />
ENGLISH<br />
Academy of American Poets Prize: ANDREW THOMAS DUNN ’03<br />
Philip Henry Brown Prizes: First Prize: ANDREW SAMUEL KESHNER ’03 ; Second Prize: SARAH MARIE RAMEY ’03<br />
Hawthorne Prize: LAUREN MARIE WHALEY ’03<br />
Nathalie Walker Llewellyn Poetry Prize: ELAINE DOROTHY JOHANSON ’04<br />
Poetry Prize: JONATHAN ANDREW PEREZ ’04<br />
Pray English Prize: NICHOLAS SHARPE HIEBERT ’03, JENNIFER RITA LARAIA ’03<br />
Forbes Rickard, Jr., Memorial Prize: LAURA ELISABETH QUINLAN ’02<br />
David Sewall Premium: CHARLOTTE KATHLEEN CARNEVALE ’06<br />
Mary B. Sinkinson Short Story Prize: JAY CASPIAN KANG ’02<br />
Bertram Louis Smith, Jr., Prize: PAIGE M. CONTRERAS-GOULD ’04, JESSIE T. SOLOMON-GREENBAUM ’04<br />
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES<br />
Academic Award in Environmental Studies: GORDON CLEMENT CLARK ’03, MICHELLE GRACE WEAVER ’03,<br />
LAUREN MARIE WHALEY ’03<br />
Community Service Award in Environmental Studies: NOAH BAKER LONG ’03, LAUREN EVE PAPPONE ’03<br />
GEOLOGY<br />
Arthur M. Hussey Award: BRANDON MICHAEL LEVY ’03<br />
GERMAN<br />
Old Broad Bay Prizes in Reading German: LAURA BLACKER ’03, MARK WILLIAM LUTTE ’03,<br />
MATTHEW BUTTERFIELD ROBERTS ’03<br />
German Consular Prize in Literary Interpretation: MAGGIE ANN FRITZ-MORKIN ’03
GOVERNMENT AND LEGAL STUDIES<br />
Philo Sherman Bennett Prize: KEEGAN CALLANAN ’03<br />
Jefferson Davis Award: TODD ALLAN BUELL ’03<br />
HISTORY<br />
Dr. Samuel and Rose A. Bernstein Prize: TYLER COWAN LANGE ’03<br />
Class of 1875 Prize in American History: GORDON CLEMENT CLARK ’03<br />
Sherman David Spector, of the Class of 1950, Award in HIstory: KANISORN WONGSRICHANALAI ’03<br />
MATHEMATICS<br />
Edward Sanford Hammond Mathematics Prize: THOMAS JOHN WRIGHT ’03<br />
Smyth Mathematical Prize: WILLIAM ANTHONY ALTO II ’05, SOMBOON CHIEWCHARNPIPAT ’04, WORAWAN<br />
TOOMMONGKOL ’03<br />
MUSIC<br />
Sue Winchell Burnett Music Prize: ERICA MARIE PISATURO ’03<br />
NATURAL SCIENCES<br />
Sumner Increase Kimball Prize: ELIZABETH ANNE BARNEY ’03, MONICA LYNN SKOGE ’03<br />
NEUROSCIENCE<br />
Munno Neuroscience Prize: TYLER JOHN-MILES DUNPHY ’03<br />
PHILOSOPHY<br />
Philip W. Cummings Philosophy Prize: EMILY LAUDER WILSON ’04<br />
PHYSICS<br />
Edwin Herbert Hall Prize: WILLIAM ANTHONY ALTO II ’05, IAN ALEXANDER MORRISON ’05<br />
Noel C. Little Prize in Experimental Physics: AARON MILLER DONOHOE ’03<br />
PSYCHOLOGY<br />
Frederic Peter Amstutz Memorial Prize: KATHARINE DIANE SEMRO ’03<br />
RELIGION<br />
Edgar Oakes Achorn Prize: VIVIAN CLAIRE JAYNES ’05<br />
Lea Ruth Thumim Biblical Literature Prize: CHRISTOPHER BRIAN LAJOIE ’04<br />
ROMANCE LANGUAGES<br />
Goodwin French Prize: SUNWOO JULIE HWANG ’03<br />
Eaton Leith French Prize: GEORGE STEVENS MACLEOD ’05<br />
Charles H. Livingston Honors Prize in French: ELEANOR DARROW RICHMOND ’03<br />
Philip C. Bradley Spanish Prize: REBECCA BARBARA ELLEN FERTZIGER ’03, SARAH BETH LIPINOGA ’03<br />
Sophomore Prize in Spanish: JULIANNA KLOSSON ’05
RUSSIAN<br />
Russian Prize: HEA MYUNG KIM ’03<br />
SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY<br />
Matilda White Riley Prize: LAUREN EVE PAPPONE ’03, JILL MEREDITH SHIREY ’03<br />
Elbridge Sibley Sociology Prize: LEAH DANIA CHRISTENSEN ’03<br />
THEATER AND DANCE<br />
<strong>Bowdoin</strong> Dance Group Award: SARAH HOWE COLEMAN ’03, ABBIE ANN KLEIN ‘03, JILL MEREDITH SHIREY ‘03<br />
Abraham Goldberg Prize: BOBAK CYRUS BAKHTIARI ’01, REBECCA HATCH GEEHR ’03, SARAH MARIE RAMEY ’03<br />
Masque and Gown One-Act Play Prizes:<br />
Best Play: THE ODDS, BY MICHAEL HARDING ’03<br />
Best Director: CABUL SHEKHAR MEHTA ’03<br />
Best Performer: CHRISTOPHER EDMUND MCCABE ’05, JAMES ANDREW NYLUND ’06<br />
Alice Merrill Mitchell Prize: DANA SHULAMITH KRAMER ’03, SARA DAWN MCLAUGHLIN ’03,<br />
JANA ALICE RICHARDSON ’03, JOSHUA RICHARD WOLFF ’03<br />
William H. Moody ’56 Prize: SARAH HOWE COLEMAN ’03, STEVEN THOMAS KEMPER ’03<br />
George H. Quinby Award: HILLARY MEREDITH MATLIN ’06<br />
Scholarship Award for Summer Study in Dance: JILLIAN LEIGH GRUNNAH ’06<br />
FACULTY PRIZE<br />
Sydney B. Karofsky Prize for Junior Faculty: RACHEL J. BEANE, Assistant Professor of Geology<br />
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH AWARDS<br />
James Stacy Coles Undergraduate Research Fellowship: JEFFREY TONA COOK ’04<br />
James Stacy Coles Summer Research Fellowships: CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL ADERMAN ’05, CHARLES W. ASHLEY ’05,<br />
ANTHONY BEARDSWORTH COSTA ’05, BRIAN J. GRANDJEAN ’04, MAUREEN E. GUINEY ’04,<br />
LAWRENCE D. JACKSON ’05, EVRON ANDREW LEGALL ’06, KIRSTEN ELISABETH LEITNER ’05,<br />
EMMA FLORENCE LEONARD ’05, MARK THOMAS DELEON LUCCI ’04, ANDREW T. PARSONS ’05,<br />
LAURA A. PHILLIPS ’04, MAX EDWARD SEATON ’04<br />
Martha Reed Coles Undergraduate Research Fellowship: FREELAND HENRY CHURCH ’05<br />
Henry L. and Grace Doherty Charitable Foundation Coastal Studies Research Awards: LYNNE DEWITT DAVIES ’04, SARAH<br />
JENNINGS FICK ’04, KURT MARTIN ’04, CHRISTINA SOUTHER ’05<br />
Ford Foundation/Department of English Caribbean Studies Summer Fellowship: KYMBERLY KWON LEVINE ’03<br />
Freeman Fellowships for Student Research in Asia: WILLIAM SCHAEFFER BOYLSTON ’05, HARRISON KWOK<br />
WING LEONG ’03, SUZANNE DANA OFFEN ’05, DANIEL P. O'MALEY ’05, SIOPO PAT ’03,<br />
JILL MEREDITH SHIREY ’03, ELLIOTT SCOTT WRIGHT ’04<br />
Gibbons Summer Research Internships: AUDREY ELIZABETH AMIDON ’03, GREYDON T. FOIL ’05,<br />
CHRYSTA E. GOTO ’04<br />
Howard Hughes Medical Institute Summer Fellowships: ELLEN HOLBROOK BETH ’05, EMILY SARA BLUM ’04,<br />
ANA KATHERINE B.F.D. CONBOY ’04, ALEXIS LEIGH GOLDSTEIN ’03, JONATHAN P. HARRIS ’05,<br />
KATIE F. IRVING ’04, PETER BENJAMIN STRANGES ’05, EVANGELINE WHITE ’04
Fritz C.A. Koelln Research Fellowship: JAICA A. KINSMAN ’99, ABBIE ANN KLEIN ’03<br />
Edward E. Langbein, Sr., Summer Research Award: ASHBY BLAND CROWDER III ’04<br />
Latin American Summer Travel Grants: SARAH E. MOUNTCASTLE ’05<br />
Mellon Minority Undergraduate Fellowships: TIMOTHY LYNN BALLENGER ’05, JACKLYN FERNANDES BURGO ’05,<br />
ELLIOTT RULAMAN CASTILLO ’05, PAIGE M. CONTRERAS-GOULD ’04, DERRICK FRANÇOIS DUPLESSY ’02,<br />
ROSA ELISE INNISS ’04, ANDREW MORRIS KNAPP ’03, ELIZTAICHA LESLIE MARRERO ’04, JENNIFER<br />
MONTALVO ’04, MARA JEANETTE PARTRIDGE ’05, ANDRIA CANDICE RAMKISSOON ’05<br />
MELMAC Education Foundation: EKATERINA SERGEEVNA BEZBORODKO ’06, AMELIA MOREL FISKE ’06, CHRISTOPHER<br />
EDMUND MCCABE ’05, ALLISON L. MILLD ’04<br />
National Science Foundation/New England Wild Flower Society Research Fellowship in Conservation Biology: JULIANA<br />
GRINVALSKY ’04<br />
Paller Research Fellowship: KATHRIN ADRIANNA MARTENS ’04<br />
Public Interest Career Fund Scholarships: JULIE B. BARNES ’04, ELSPETH ADAM BENARD ’04, BREE ANN DALLINGA<br />
’06, AMBER SCHREINER DAVIS ’06, ANH HONG DO ’06, ALLISON L. MILLD ’04, LINDSAY PARKER MORRIS<br />
’04, EMILY R. H. SOWELL ’05, LAURA LEE TATUM ’04<br />
Rusack Coastal Studies Fellowships: GRACE H. CHO ’05, AMY C. HODGES ’05, KURT DANIEL JENDRICK ’04,<br />
JEREMY BINDER KATZEN ’04, REBEKAH W. METZLER ’04, ALEXIS L. REA ’04<br />
Surdna Foundation Undergraduate Research Fellowships: NICOLE AMIE CETERSKI ’04, ALISSA ANNIE CORDNER ’04,<br />
BRIAN J. GRANDJEAN ’04, BRADLEY R. GRAUSTEIN ’04, EMMA MEGAN RAYNES ’04, MARK ROBERTS ’04,<br />
NATHAN A. SMITH ’04, LELA STANLEY ’04, SAMUEL GORDON TERRY ’04, ANH HAI VU ’04<br />
Morris K. Udall Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship: ALISON ASHLEY RAU ’04 (FULL SCHOLARSHIP), MARGARET M.<br />
BOYLE ’05 (HONORABLE MENTION)<br />
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES<br />
<strong>Bowdoin</strong> Orient Prizes: ADAM R. BABER ’05, NATALIE CRAVEN ’06, ROBERT A. DESAULNIERS ’04,<br />
JONATHAN P. HARRIS ’05, ALEC WALD SCHLEY ’06, ALEXANDRA HONOR YANIKOSKI ’06<br />
James <strong>Bowdoin</strong> Cup: ELIZABETH ANNE BARNEY ’03<br />
Curtis E. Chase Memorial Award: PATRICK LOUIS VARDARO ’03<br />
General R.H. Dunlap Prize: KATHERIN ANNE ADIKES ’04<br />
James S. Lentz Leadership Award: ALLISON MARY BINKOWSKI ’03, JOSHUA RICHARD RUDNER ’03,<br />
ROBERT JOHN ZAINO ’03<br />
Michael Francis Micciche III Memorial Award: KATHERINE JANE ROBOFF ’03<br />
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Cup: CLAIRE LARSON BLACK ’04<br />
Student Employee of the Year: JESSICA LYNN BROOKS ’02<br />
Paul Andrew Walker Prize: DANIEL JEFFERSON MILLER ’03<br />
Andrew Allison Haldane Cup: NICHOLAS SHARPE HIEBERT ’03<br />
Lucian Howe Prize: SCOTT ANTHONY BARBUTO ’03, ELIZABETH ANNE BARNEY ’03<br />
President’s Award: ABBIE ANN KLEIN ’03<br />
ATHLETIC AWARDS<br />
Academic Achievement Award for Men: SCOTT ANTHONY BARBUTO ’03<br />
Academic Achievement Award for Women: ELIZABETH ANNE BARNEY ’03<br />
Community Service Award for Women: ALLISON JANE BENTON ’03
Wiil Smith Community Service Award for Men: MATTHEW HENRY PHILLIPS FLECK ’03<br />
Annie L.E. Dane Award for Outstanding Leadership: SARAH ANN LAVERTY ’03<br />
Outstanding First-Year Female Student Athlete: ELPINIKI SOPPAS CLEMENT ’06<br />
Outstanding First-Year Male Student Athlete: ANDREW W. RUSSO ’06<br />
Outstanding Male Athlete: COLIN DOUGLAS JOYNER ’03<br />
Lucy L. Shulman Award for Outstanding Female Athlete: SHELLY LYNN CHESSIE ’03, KRISTI LEE ROYER ’03<br />
Society of <strong>Bowdoin</strong> Women Award: LINDSAY PABST STEINMETZ ’03<br />
Frederick G.P. Thorne ’57 Award for Outstanding Leadership: PATRICK LOUIS VARDARO ’03<br />
BASEBALL<br />
Francis S. Dane Baseball Trophy: SCOTT ADAM BORUCHOW ’03, JARED DOUGLAS PORTER ’03<br />
BASKETBALL<br />
William J. Fraser Basketball Trophy: MICHAEL HARDING ’03<br />
Paul Nixon Basketball Trophy: BRADEN MATTHEW CLEMENT ’03<br />
Women’s Basketball Alumnae Award: KRISTI LEE ROYER ’03<br />
Women's Basketball Best Defense Award: LORA A. TRENKLE ’04<br />
Women's Basketball <strong>Bowdoin</strong> Pride Award: COURTNEY ELIZABETH TROTTA ’04<br />
Women's Basketball Most Improved Award: LAUREN STUART WITHEY ’06<br />
FOOTBALL<br />
“Boiled Owl” Football Award: JUSTIN MACLEOD FOSTER ’03<br />
Winslow Robinson Howland Football Trophy: GREGORY C. BERRY ’05<br />
Wallace C. Philoon Football Trophy: DAVID M. DIAMOND ’06<br />
William J. Reardon Memorial Football Trophy: MATTHEW JOHN GIFFUNE ’03, JUSTIN MITCHELL HARDISON ’03<br />
ICE HOCKEY<br />
Hannah W. Core ’97 Memorial Award: SADIE MADDEN WIESCHHOFF ’04<br />
Hugh Munro, Jr., Memorial Hockey Trophy: SEAN RICHARD STARKE ’03<br />
John E. “Jack” Page Ice Hockey Coaches Award: CHAD GARRETT HART ’03<br />
Seventh Player Award: BRITNEY A. CARR ’04<br />
Harry G. Shulman Hockey Trophy: TIMOTHY RYAN SEYMOUR ’03<br />
Peter Schuh ’96 Memorial Award: MICHAEL P. HEALEY ’04<br />
Christopher Charles Watras Memorial Women’s Ice Hockey Trophy: EMILY MARIAN MCKISSOCK ’03<br />
Women’s Ice Hockey Founder’s Award: BETH ANN MUIR ’03<br />
LACROSSE<br />
Mortimer F. LaPointe Men’s Lacrosse Award: ALEXANDER BURNS DUNCAN ’03<br />
Paul Tiemer Men’s Lacrosse Trophy: MATHEW KYLE COURTISS ’03<br />
Paul Tiemer III Men’s Lacrosse Trophy: JAMES B. NICHOLS ’03<br />
Ellen Tiemer Women’s Lacrosse Trophy: LINDSAY PABST STEINMETZ ’03<br />
NORDIC AND ALPINE SKIING<br />
J. Scott Kelnberger Memorial Ski Trophy: ROSE RANDALL KENT ’06, WILLIAM C. MCNEAL ’05<br />
Polar Bear Award for Best Female Skier: MEGAN IRENE GREENLEAF ’03<br />
Polar Bear Award for Best Male Skier: MICHAEL JAMES SHANNON ’06
SOCCER<br />
The Bicknell Award: KENDALL O. COX ’05<br />
George Levine Memorial Soccer Trophy: DANIEL P. SULLIVAN ’05<br />
Christian P. Potholm II Soccer Award: CHRISTOPHER LANE FULLER ’03, REBEKAH W. METZLER ’04<br />
SOFTBALL<br />
The <strong>Bowdoin</strong> Softball Achievement Award: DANIELLE N. CHAGNON ’06<br />
SQUASH<br />
Reid Squash Trophy: MERRILL AMY MUCKERMAN ’03, CHARLES DOUGLAS WEEDEN ’06<br />
Most Valuable Player Award: ELPINIKI SOPPAS CLEMENT ’06, MERRILL AMY MUCKERMAN ’03,<br />
CHARLES DOUGLAS WEEDEN ’06<br />
Spirit Award: CHARLES BRUCE SALTZMAN ’06, EILEEN F. SCHNEIDER ’04<br />
SWIMMING<br />
Charles Butt Swimming Trophy: KARA KINDER PODKAMINER ’03<br />
The Robert B. Miller Swimming Trophy: DAVID THOMAS HARDEN ’03<br />
Sandra Quinlan Potholm Swimming Trophy: ALLISON JANE BENTON ’03, WILLIAM BOLTWOOD THOMAS ’03<br />
TENNIS<br />
Samuel A. Ladd Tennis Trophy: AUGUST JOHN FELKER ’03<br />
<strong>Bowdoin</strong> Tennis Most Improved Award: BARRETT W. LAWSON ’05, KARA ANN PERRIELLO ’06<br />
<strong>Bowdoin</strong> Tennis Most Valuable Player Award: PAULETTE HRICKO ’04, COLIN DOUGLAS JOYNER ’03<br />
<strong>Bowdoin</strong> Tennis Spirit Award: ARLYN SAMANTHA DAVICH ’03<br />
TRACK AND FIELD<br />
Leslie A. Claff Track Trophy: JEFFREY AARON RUBENS ’03, PATRICK LOUIS VARDARO ’03<br />
Bob and Jeanette Cross Award (Maine Track Officials’ Award): CAITLIN Y. FOWKES ’03, ACADIA LEIGH SENESE ’03<br />
Elmer Longley Hutchinson Memorial Trophy: CONOR SAVAGE O’BRIEN ’03, TIMOTHY S. PASAKARNIS ’03<br />
Major Andrew Morin Award: DANIEL ANTHONY GINN ’03<br />
Evelyn Pyun ’02 Memorial Award: EIZABETH ANNE BARNEY ’03<br />
Colonel Edward A. Ryan Women’s Track and Field Award: JULIA RICHMOND FEBIGER ’03<br />
GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS*<br />
Tom Cassidy Student Support Fund: ABIGAIL H. MCCONNELL ’98 (2003), CYNTHIA C. NEEDHAM (2002)<br />
Charles Carroll Everett Scholarship: HANNAH WOOD CURTIS ’03<br />
Fulbright Teaching Fellowships: TODD ALLEN BUELL ’03 (AUSTRIA), BETHANY CATHERINE DITTMAR ’03<br />
(GERMANY), MARK WILLIAM LUTTE ’03 (GERMANY), MATTHEW BUTTERFIELD ROBERTS ’03<br />
(GERMANY)<br />
* Students from Maine who are not <strong>Bowdoin</strong> graduates are eligible for some scholarships. <strong>Bowdoin</strong> graduates are<br />
listed with their class year, while no class year is indicated for non-<strong>Bowdoin</strong> graduates from Maine.
Garcelon and Merritt Scholarships: WILLIAM F. BRAZER, JOHN C. CHAPIN, MEAGAN M. COSTEDIO, REBEKAH D.<br />
ESLIN, KAREN J. HALLEE, SARAH A.M. HALLEN, PETER A. LEIGHTON, CYNTHIA C. LODDING ’97,<br />
ALYSON E. MALOY, EVIE G. MARCOLINI, JENNIFER M. MARTIN, CARA A. MATHEWS, BRIAN MCALLISTER,<br />
RYAN A. NAUJOKS ’98, ALISON C. POPE, GAIL E. ROWELL, ISAAC J. RUDLOE, ERIC M. SUESS ’98,<br />
DARCY G. THOMAS ’97, EMILY C. URQUHART, GRAHAM T. VERLEE, HOLLY WEYMOUTH<br />
Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship: WILLIAM LATHROP KLEMM ’04<br />
Dr. Ralph Fessenden Goodhue Scholarships: LAVONNE E. SIMMONS ’99, DARCY G. THOMAS ’97<br />
Timothy and Linn Hayes Scholarships: LYDIA F. BELL ’00, JOYET BEYENE ’99, LIZA BROWN ’97,<br />
SHAUN A. GOLDING ’01, DAWN M. RACKLIFFE ’03<br />
Guy Charles Howard Scholarships: ANAND MAHADEVAN ’00, MELANIE CARRIE KEENE ’03, LARISA REZNIK ’02,<br />
AMIT SHAH ’99<br />
Henry Lincoln Johnson Scholarship: STEVEN XANTHOPOULOS ’97<br />
George and Mary Knox Scholarships: ROBIN A. BELLANCA ’00, ANGELA R. BROOKS ’00, STEVE C. LEE ’99,<br />
THOMAS A. LEUNG ’96, MOLLY L. PERENCEVICH ’01, DANIEL SCHIFF ’98, JEREMY T. SMITH ’00<br />
Lancaster Graduate Scholarships: STACEY S. BARON ’99, ERIKA S. KAHILL ’00, JUSTIN L. HARRISON ’98,<br />
MICHELLE A. ROTTER ’97, JENNIFER M. RYAN ’99, JOHN B. SHUKIE ’99<br />
Henry W. Longfellow Graduate Scholarships: MATTHEW S. BROWN ’96, BROOKE A. CARLSON ’94,<br />
MARK B. FELDMAN ’96, LISA M. GILES ’94, JENNIFER L. MALIA ’99, SCOTT A. MENDEL ’90<br />
Wilmot Brookings Mitchell Graduate Scholarships: MATTHEW S. BROWN ’96, LISA M. GILES ’94,<br />
JENNIFER A. KIRBY ’00, JENNIFER L. MALIA ’99, SCOTT A. MENDEL ’90, KATHLEEN C. WALLER ’02<br />
Galen C. Moses Post-Graduate Scholarships: MELISSA L. AIKENS ’00<br />
O’Brien Graduate Scholarships: THOMAS G. FERGUSON ’01, MIYOUNG LEE ’03, AMIT SHAH ’99,<br />
MICHELLE GRACE WEAVER ’03<br />
Lee G. Paul Scholarships: ANGELA R. BROOKS ’00, JENNIFER RITA LARAIA ’03<br />
Dr. C.N. and A.F. Peters Fund Scholarships: WILLIAM P. CARTER III ’97, KENNETH W. WATERS ’93<br />
Robinson-Davis Fund Scholarships: Lawl School: DANNY R. COYNE ’98, CHRISTOPHER J. DAVIDSON ’03,<br />
YANINA GOLBURT ’00, JASON R. HEATH ’01, MELANIE CARRIE KEENE ’03, ROMELIA S. LEACH ’94,<br />
JASON MICHEAL RAWLINS ’03, WILBUR SMITH ’00, MICHELLE GRACE WEAVER ’03, SUSAN A. WHITE ’98<br />
Robinson-Davis Fund Scholarships: Medical School: JASON M. AINES, REBECCA J. BAGLEY, ALEXA K. CRAIG,<br />
SARAH F. DENNISTON, KOHAR DER SIMONIAN, ERIN E. LECHNER, LOGAN Y. MURRAY, ANDREA PEREIRA,<br />
JESSICA A. ROUSE<br />
Sherman David Spector, of the Class of 1950, Fellowship for Graduate Study in History and Teaching:<br />
CHRISTOPHER JOONHAI LEE ’95<br />
E. K. Van Swearingen Fund Scholarships: MASON A. BRAGG ’98, SHIVA GUPTA ’01, MARK Y. JEONG ’92,<br />
DAVID J. KEHAS ’96, SARAH KOHNSTAMM ’96, RAHUL KOKA ’97, JAMES M. MCCABE ’97,<br />
CHRISTOPHER A. MOLVAR ’98, RYAN A. NAUJOKS ’98, MICHELLE A. ROTTER ’97, DAVID E. YOUNG ’00<br />
Harry S. Truman Scholarship: N. JOEL MOSER ’04<br />
Thomas J. Watson Fellowships: ARTHUR DEHON MIDDLETON ’01<br />
Nathan Webb Research Scholarships: MATTHEW S. BROWN ’96, BROOKE A. CARLSON ’94, MARK B. FELDMAN ’96,<br />
LISA M. GILES ’94, JENNIFER L. MALIA ’99, SCOTT A. MENDEL ’90
ACADEMIC APPAREL<br />
The formal academic attire that distinguishes faculty and graduates at academic ceremonies is a symbol at<br />
once vertical and horizontal. It stretches back into history, to the roots of academic institutions, while at<br />
the same time it forms a bond of union among contemporary academic scholars.<br />
The gown, cap, and hood, which would certainly seem quaint today if worn on our city streets,<br />
were originally the ordinary apparel of our medieval ancestors. The gowns varied in elegance according to<br />
the rank and wealth of the owners, and the hood had the practical function of being pulled over the head<br />
for warmth. Many of the medieval universities had strict rules on the subject; at Oxford, for example, the<br />
master of arts had to swear that he owned the dress prescribed for his degree and that he would wear it on<br />
all proper occasions. Undergraduates were required to wear their gowns whenever they appeared in the<br />
public street. After the sixteenth century in Europe different styles prevailed, but the older style was<br />
retained for certain legal, official, clerical, and, especially, academic uses.<br />
In America the gown has been used to some extent since colonial times. It was only in the late<br />
nineteenth century, however, that widespread interest — sparked perhaps by the observance in 1886 of the<br />
250th anniversary of the founding of Harvard — brought about several developments. In 1887 an enterprising<br />
member of the graduating class of Williams <strong>College</strong> designed academic gowns for the graduates to<br />
wear at the <strong>Commencement</strong> ceremony. The garb was significant and dignified; it was both traditional and<br />
democratic; it answered a need, and it quickly became popular. In 1895 an intercollegiate code, standardizing<br />
the design and the color of each part of the academic regalia, was accepted by nearly all American colleges<br />
and universities.<br />
The gown is usually black, and the cut of the sleeves differs for bachelors, masters, and doctors. In<br />
addition, the doctor's gown has panels of velvet (usually black) down the front and on the sleeves.<br />
The cap is generally black, with a tassel which is either black or the color of the field of study; a<br />
doctor's may be gold. The most common style of cap is the Oxford “mortar board,” with a square flat top,<br />
but some variations are permitted.<br />
The hood is the most distinctive part of the costume. It is made of black and trimmed with velvet.<br />
Both the length of the hood and the width of the trim vary with the level of the degree, the doctor's being<br />
the longest and having the widest velvet border. The color of the velvet indicates the field of study in which<br />
the degree is received: for example, white for arts and letters (bachelor of arts), dark blue for philosophy,<br />
brown for fine arts, golden yellow for science, scarlet for theology. The lining of the hood is the color and<br />
style of the university that confers the degree; these are all specified in the standard code of the American<br />
Council on Education. <strong>Bowdoin</strong> <strong>College</strong>'s lining is white and green to symbolize the <strong>Bowdoin</strong> pines.<br />
Whatever the degree or university, those who don the gown and hood symbolically take their<br />
places in the long procession of scholars who have pursued truth and learning and passed it on to others.<br />
The consciousness of that fellowship is at once a reward for past efforts and an inspiration for the future.<br />
Hood Border Colors Indicating Fields of Learning<br />
Agriculture Maize<br />
Arts, Letters, Humanities White<br />
Commerce, Accountancy,<br />
Business Drab<br />
Dentistry Lilac<br />
Economics Copper<br />
Education Light Blue<br />
Engineering Orange<br />
Fine Arts, including<br />
Architecture Brown<br />
Forestry Russet<br />
Journalism Crimson<br />
Law Purple<br />
Library Science Lemon<br />
Medicine Green<br />
Music Pink<br />
Oratory (Speech) Silver Gray<br />
Philosophy Dark Blue<br />
Physical Education Sage Green<br />
Public Administration,<br />
including Foreign Service Peacock Blue<br />
Public Health Salmon Pink<br />
Science Golden Yellow<br />
Social Work Citron<br />
Theology Scarlet<br />
Veterinary Science Gray
RAISE SONGS TO BOWDOIN<br />
Words by K.C.M. Sills, Class of 1901<br />
New Lyrics by Anthony Antolini ’63<br />
Music by C.T. Burnett<br />
Arr. by Thornton W. Allen<br />
Raise songs to <strong>Bowdoin</strong>, praise her fame,<br />
And sound abroad her glorious name;<br />
To <strong>Bowdoin</strong>, <strong>Bowdoin</strong> lift your song,<br />
And may the music echo long<br />
O’er whispering pines and campus fair<br />
With sturdy might filling the air.<br />
<strong>Bowdoin</strong>, from birth, our nurturer and friend<br />
To thee we pledge our love again, again.<br />
While now amid thy halls we stay<br />
And breathe thy spirit day by day,<br />
Oh may we thus full worthy be<br />
To march in that proud company<br />
Of poets, leaders and each one<br />
Who brings thee fame by deeds well done.<br />
<strong>Bowdoin</strong>, from birth, our nurturer and friend<br />
To thee we pledge our love again, again.
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