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Graduation Issue Contents Four Years at Cornell 2010-2014: TAKING A PAUSE TO REFLECT The Sun takes you back to some of the most momentous events of the last four years, tracing back headlines from this semester to the fall of freshman year. Re-read coverage of events that indeliably changed the Hill, from winning the tech campus bid in 2011 to President David Skorton announcing that he will leave Cornell to lead the Smithosian Institution in 2015.
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Saturday Military Commissioning Ceremonies 8 - 11 a.m., Statler Hall
Live From Newman BIG RED PRIDE
Arts and Entertainment Ithaca, though miles away from the metropolitan music haven of New York City, has nevertheless wrangled quite the lineup of stars to come entertain the masses at Cornell. Reminisce over Avicii and Ke$ha tearing down Barton Hall, Billy Joel serenading Bailey Hall in 2011, the Cornell Fashion Collective show and other crowdpleasers from the last four years.
Whether you counted yourself a Lynah Faithful or the friend who had to be dragged to games by Big Red fanatics, relive the biggest headlines in The Sun’s sports archives from 2010-14. The wins and heartbreaking losses alike await you.
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Contents Four Years at Cornell 2013-2014 2012-2013 2011-2012 2010-2011 Editorial/Opinion 161 Things Take-Home Test
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Class of 2014 Arts & Entertainment Four Years in Photos Senior Send-Offs Sports Four Years of Red Sports Highlights in Review
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Senior Class Convocation Noon - 1 p.m., Schoellkopf Stadium President’s Family Gathering 2 - 3:30 p.m., Arts Quad C.U. Wind Ensemble 2:45 - 3:45 p.m., Arts Quad Ph.D. Recognition Ceremony 5 - 6:30 p.m., Barton Hall Chorus and Glee Club Concert 8 - 9:45 p.m., Bailey Hall
Sunday Commencement Ceremony The ceremony will be held in Schoellkopf Stadium 9:15 a.m.: Students assemble on Arts Quad 9:30 a.m.: Guests arrive at their stadium seats 10 a.m.: Procession arrives at stadium 11 a.m.: Commencement Ceremony 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.: Diplomas distributed at college or departmental ceremonies
College and School Receptions Begin immediately following Commencement Ceremony College of Agriculture and Life Sciences: Ag Quad in the tent near Roberts Hall College of Architecture, Art and Planning: Arts Quad in the large white tent near McGraw Hall College of Arts and Sciences: Each department will have a reception for its graduates in different locations College of Engineering: Each department will have a reception for its graduates in different locations Graduate: Contact your Graduate Field Assistant for location School of Hotel Administration: Barton Hall, Main Floor School of Human Ecology: Bartels Hall, Newman Arena School of Industrial and Labor Relations: ILR Conference Center Courtyard Johnson Graduate School of Management: Sage Hall, Dyson Atrium Law School: Myron Taylor Hall, Berger Atrium College of Veterinary Medicine: Schurman Hall, Atrium
Graduation Issue Staff Rebecca Coombes ’14, Akane Otani ’14, Elizabeth Sowers ’14, Caroline Flax ’15, Zach Zahos ’15, Emily Berman ’16, Anna Fasman ’16
Cover Inspiration: Shailee Shah ’14 Cover Perfection: John Schroeder ’74 Cover Photos: Sun Photography Staff
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A RECAP OF EVENTS THAT TOOK PLACE DURING OUR TIME IN I THACA SPRING 2014
Skorton Leaving C.U.to Head Smithsonian Twelfth president to leave for D.C.after June 2015 President David Skorton will step down in June 2015 to become the next secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, the University announced March 10. Skorton, who is also a cardiologist and a jazz musician, will remain in Ithaca and carry out the rest of his term until June 30, 2015. As the next secretary of the Smithsonian Institution — and the first doctor who will serve in the position — Skorton will be responsible for leading a complex including 19 museums, nine research centers and the National Zoo. “I am honored to be chosen to lead the Smithsonian Institution, one of our true national treasures,” Skorton said in a statement. “The mission of the Smithsonian – ‘The Increase and Diffusion of Knowledge’ – resonates deeply with me and mirrors the collective mission of the remarkably talented community of scholars, students and staff with whom I have had the privilege to collaborate at Cornell these past eight years.” Skorton’s term has included pivotal moments for Cornell, including navigating the financial crisis, winning the New York City tech campus competition, raising money to build the University’s first new humanities building in a century and launching Cornell’s first mas-
sive open online courses. He has also been a vocal supporter of the humanities, writing in a Huffington Post blog in 2011 that he considers them “vitally important to our national life and the security of our nation.” His leadership over the years has been “stellar,” Robert Harrison ’76, chair of the University’s Board of Trustees, said in a statement. “When [Skorton] departs next year, he will leave Cornell in a historically strong position, having regained its financial stability, elevated its rankings across key disciplines, increased student access, and greatly expanded its presence in New York City and around the world,” Harrison said. “All of us at Cornell look forward to the next 15 months of David’s presidency as he presides over the celebration of our rich history and helps to prepare the university and his successor for its exciting future.” John McCarter, chair of the Board of Regents, told the Smithsonian Magazine that Skorton’s advocacy for the arts and humanities, as well as his background as a respected research scientist, make him “an extraordinary fit for the Smithsonian.” “As a successful president of two universities, David has led complex organizations,” McCarter said. “I am confident David is
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Sharing school spirit | President David Skorton speaks to students who have come to Schoellkopf Field to watch the Red’s football team take on Bucknell during Homecoming 2011.
the right leader for our future, as we stress continuity and aspire to further expand the Smithsonian’s presence nationally, internationally and in Washington, D.C.” A 19-member search committee that includes undergraduates, graduate students, trustees and University employees has been tasked with nominating Skorton’s successor. Skorton began his term as Cornell’s president in July 2006. Prior to his arrival at Cornell, he served as a faculty member and then president of the University of Iowa. He earned both his bachelor’s degree in psychology and an M.D. from Northwestern University and completed his medical residency and cardiology fellowship at the University of California at Los Angeles.
Campus climate,affordability priorities for rest of term For the next 15 months, President David Skorton says he will be busy. Before leaving Cornell in June 2015 to serve as the Smithsonian Institution’s 13th secretary, Skorton said he is going to follow through on the commitments he has left at Cornell — “not because of some contract, but be cause it’s commitment of the heart.” “The [campus] climate related to sexual assault is a very important issue that continues and needs to be dealt with all the way to the day where when we no have to worry about s e x u a l assault,” Skorton said.
Skorton said he also wants to do everything he can to “help maintain the excellence that … draws students” to Cornell. “The demand for a Cornell education is breathtaking,” he said. “We have 43,000 applicants for this fall’s class of about 3,200 slots.” In addition, Skorton said the University’s job is to continue to ensure that Cornell re mains a viable option for students. It must be able to recruit students based on their “ability and aspiration and not on financial means,” he added. “Here, the biggest cost to opportunity is the cost of the institution,” Skorton said. “I think the most important thing we’ve accomplished is to somewhat
lower those barriers based on means. We have not brought them all the way down, but we have gone a long distance thanks to the work of many people and the generosity of many people.” In his remaining months in Ithaca, Skorton said he hopes to not only continue making progress on campus issues but also cherish the time he has left at Cornell. He added that he will miss the beauty of Ithaca, as well as “the spirit of the people” of the community and the students, once he leaves for Washington, D.C. next year. “I love them. I can’t get enough contact with the students,” he said. “I’ll miss that more than any aspect of the people part of Cornell.”
JASON KOSKI / CORNELL UNIVERSITY PHOTOGRAPHY
All in the mood for a melody | Skorton joined Bily Joel on stage in Barton Hall on Dec. 2, 2011 to showcase his jazz flute skills.
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FALL 2013
TimeLine 9.6.13 REPORTS OF DRINKING UP FROM 2012: During the 12 days following Orientation Week 2013, Cornell Police say they recorded 52 more alcohol and other drug-related incidents than the same time in 2012. 9.19.13 C.U. OFFERS FREE TUITION TO INNER CITY SCHOLARS: As a result of a new partnership, some high school graduates from the country’s lowest-income school districts will be able to attend Cornell fro free starting Fall 2014. 10.25.13 UNIVERSITY PUSHES EARLY ADMISSIONS DEADLINE: After students and admissions officers struggled to access the Common Application’s website in early October, Cornell announced that it pushed its early decision deadline from Nov. 1 to Nov. 8. 11.14.13 FORMER PLAYERS ‘DUMBFOUNDED’ BY DISMISSAL OF C.U. MEN’S LACROSSE COACH: The University dismissed Ben DeLuca ’98, former head coach of the men’s lacrosse team, two months after the team was sacntioned for a hazing incident. 12.19.13 BLOOMBERG AND SKORTON SIGN LEASE FOR TECH CAMPUS: President David Skorton and former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg signed the 99-year lease for Cornell Tech on Roosevelt Island.
FOUR YEARS AT CORNELL
Cornell Makes International Push Now almost two years after President David Skorton released a white paper urging Cornell to invest in international studies, University officials say they have not only seen rising enrollment in abroad and foreign exchange programs but also an increased number of international students attending Cornell. In a white paper — titled “Bringing Cornell to the World and the World to Cornell” — Skorton says the University’s goal is to have more options for students to have an international experience, “whether through Cornell Abroad, other overseas study programs, well-designed internships or service learning.” “Our goal should be to ensure that no less than 50 percent of Cornell undergraduates have an international experience by the time they earn their degrees,” he said in the paper. According to Kristen Grace, associate director of Cornell Abroad, there has been an increase in the number of people going abroad through C.U. Abroad both for the fall semester and for the whole year. “Last fall, we had 101 students, [and] this fall, [we will have] approximately 130 students. For the full academic year, we had 44 students in 2012-13. This year, we have 45, but our spring numbers are much heavier — [typically around 350 students],” Grace said.
According to Christine Potter, study abroad and exchange advisor for the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, there has also been an increase in the number of people who participate in CALS exchange, a way many students in CALS are able to study abroad. The total number of graduate and undergraduate students who went abroad and earned credit from Cornell increased from 1,478 in academic year 2010-
emphasizing that international students are playing a significant role on campus. “I think international students have always made a great contribution to Cornell, and I think it’s really important that Cornell has a network of alumni who are well-placed in foreign countries who are helping spread the word about Cornell and encouraging other talented students to come to Cornell,” ISSO Director Brendan O’Brien
“All the colleges have been internationalizing, but I would say [President David] Skorton’s message has really resonated.” Kristen Grace 2011 to 1,773 in 2011-2012. At the same time, Cornell has seen an increase in the number of international students enrolling. Students from now abroad represent almost 20 percent of the student body — and, year by year, are coming from more countries around the world, University administrators say. At Cornell, international students’ representation in the student body grew from 15.9 percent to 19.1 percent between 2003 and 2012, according to the International Students and Scholars Office. The development is a welcome one, administrators say,
said. This spring will mark the two-year anniversary of the release of the white paper, which Skorton released on March 2, 2012. In the white paper, Skorton says the University must pay more attention to internationalization. “Despite this long history of distinction, in recent years, considering the interdependence of people and nations in the 21st century, insufficient attention has been paid to international studies and international engagement at Cornell,” the paper stated. Recently, however, Grace said
that Skorton’s call has been headed by the colleges. “All the colleges have been internationalizing, but I would say [President] Skorton’s message has really resonated with faculty and administrators who have interest in international matters,” she said. Potter echoed Grace, saying that CALS is working to build upon its already “long tradition” of partnering with institutions abroad. “In the next year, we hope to add an additional 10 partners to our existing portfolio of 21 agreements,” she said. “We’re growing partnerships in Latin America, including Ecuador, as well as building onto our already popular European destinations.” Potter said the faculty play a large role in the facilitation of international partnerships. “Whether partnerships flourish out of joint research interests or other academic alliances, our faculty are the champions in identifying international partners that aim to augment our students’ education,” she said. Grace also said that internationalization has become a larger part of the Cornell experience. “Where it used to be seen as ‘well why would you ever want to leave Cornell,’ now it’s seen as ‘well this is an important part of undergraduate education, and Cornell should be a part of it,’” she said.
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FOUR YEARS AT CORNELL
SPRING 2013
Cornell Celebrates Fences’Removal
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Moment a ‘joyful sign of the end of our struggles’
1.22.13 CORNELL TECH WELCOMES INAUGURAL CLASS: Cornell Tech students began their first semester of classes at the Google headquarters in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan in the spring of 2013.
A group of Cornellians stood at the Suspension Bridge. They paused to admire the view of the gorges — something that, until this May, they were only able to look at through bars after a string of suicides in 2010 led Cornell to fence off seven of its bridges. On May 17, the University removed five of the fences, according to John Keefe, project manager. The remaining two — those on the west side of Stewart Cascadilla and the Sus pension Bridge — are expected to come down by May 24 and July 3 respectively, Keefe said. The day, for many, marked a milestone in a three-year-saga that has provoked debates over how best to prevent suicides from happening in the City of Ithaca’s iconic gorges. In 2012, Cornell agreed to replace the fences it had erected with mesh nets. The nets, which hang under the bridges and are equipped with heat-sensitive cameras that can detect when someone has fallen into them, are meant to restrict the bridges as a means of suicide while protecting the view of the gorges. “It is certainly a move in [a] positive direction to once again have an unfiltered view of the gorges, but at the same time have a feeling of safety that the mesh systems will provide,” Keefe said.
1.29.13 GUNSHOTS REPORTEDLY FIRED IN COLLEGETOWN; MAN TREATED FOR INJURIES: A 22-year old man was taken to a nearby hospital for a gunshot wound to his buttocks after shots were reportedly fired on Oak Avenue in Collegetown. 2.8.13 STUDENT ASSEMBLY URGES CORNELL TO DIVEST FROM FOSSIL FUELS: The Cornell Student Assembly passes a resolution in February demanding that the University divest from fossil fuels by the end of 2020, as well as called for 30 percent of the divested money to be reinvested in sustainable enterprises. LEFT: SIMON TARANTO / SUN FILE PHOTO; RIGHT: JON WEINBERG / SUN OPINION COLUMNIST
Open vistas | Students cross the Trolley Bridge in 2010, left, shortly after the fences were installed. Above, a construction worker peers over the edge of the same bridge on May 17 after the fence’s removal.
To John Mueller ’13, the fences were a reminder of depression, suicide — issues he said were on the forefront of his mind when he was a freshman at Cornell. “I lost my dad to suicide right before I came to school,” Mueller said. “Then, after the winter, the fences went up.” Having walked by the fenced bridges for most of his time at Cornell, Mueller said seeing the fences beginning to be taken down Friday marked a “huge moment of release.” It was also a somber moment for seniors, who, while celebrating the end of exams, the arrival of Senior Week and their imminent graduation, paused to reflect on the suicides that occurred their
freshman year. “The fences coming down today are a joyful sign of the end of our struggles and the beginning of our celebrations,” Marie Camerota ’13 said, describing the moment as Cornell coming “full circle.” “At the same time, it is a somber reminder that not all of our classmates get to celebrate graduation with us next weekend,” she added. The removal of the fences also serves as a reminder to “remember those who could not finish this four-year journey with us,” Jose Oyola Morales ’13 said. “[It is] a symbolic gesture to the class that witnessed so much tragedy,” Morales said.
2.27.13 CORNELL WILL JOIN MOOCS CONSORTIUM, PROVOST SAYS: At the urging of faculty members, Cornell announced that it would be joining a MOOCs consortium, which would allow professors to offer massive open online courses to thousands of students. 4.12.13 CONSTRUCTION ON KLARMAN HALL SET TO BEGIN IN SUMMER 2013: After much discussing and planning, the construction of Klarman Hall, which will be entirely focused on the humanities, began construction in the summer of 2013. 4.22.13 TWO CORNELL ALUMNI DONATE $133 MILLION TO TECH CAMPUS, BLOOMBERG ANNOUNCES: New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced in April that Irwin Jacobs ’56, cofounder of Qualcomm Inc., and his wife, Joan Jacobs ’52, gave a $133-million gift to Cornell Tech.
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FALL 2012
FOUR YEARS AT CORNELL
Cornell Community Rattled By String of Sexual Assaults Attacks,one later reported as being false,generate fear,outrage
LIZ CAMUTI / SUN ASSOCIATE EDITOR
Party foul | A porch collapsed in the middle of a party at 208 Williams St. in August. The rental agency cited partiers’ “rhythmic vibrations.”
TimeLine 8.22.12 CORNELL GUTS PORTION OF FIN. AID GUARANTEE: Skorton announced that, starting Fall 2013, the University will no longer provide loan-free aid for families making under $75,000 a year.
10.11.12 ITHACA POLICE OFFICER IS SHOT: An Ithaca police officer was shot in the West Hill area of the city while chasing a suspect. He was hospitalized but survived.
9.04.12: C.U. STUDENT HELPS PREVENT GORGE TRAGEDY: Tom Collum ’14 may have saved a woman’s life by swimming her to shore after she fell 60 feet at the Six Mile Creek gorge and was knocked unconscious.
11.6.12 ELECTION NIGHT IN ITHACA: Cornell students and Ithaca residents celebrated President Barack Obama’s reelection. Several Cornell alumni were also elected to Congress.
9.17.12 CITING LABOR ABUSES, C.U. SEVERS ADIDAS CONTRACT: Cornell became the first university to cease business with the athletic apparel company due to allegations of workers’ rights abuses.
11.19.12 GAZA CONFLICT SPARKS HEATED RALLIES: As Israelis and Gazans fired missiles at each other, hundreds of Cornellians took to Ho Plaza for dueling demonstrations in support of each side of the conflict.
Police urged Cornell students Melanie Larkins ’14 said she will be increased,” Honan said. “to take prudent and necessary thinks twice about previously “There will be extra officers on safety precautions” after two commonplace activities like foot and bike. I’ve also added to sexual assaults and one incident walking to and from the library auxiliary patrols. There will be a of harassment were reported in at night. noticeable increase in [police] one weekend in early “I definitely think about visibility tonight.” September. walking home alone more,” He added that the increased On Sept. 27, about four Larkins said. “I’m a little bit patrols will continue as long as weeks after the first series of more wary about going to the necessary. reported attacks, Cornell police library at night because I don’t “We want to have a lot of announced that an attempted want to have to walk back people all over campus to see rape had occurred near the alone.” what is happening,” he said. Engineering Quad. That Still, the administration’s reported attack was response did not satisfy “I’m a little bit more wary many students, who said the declared false by Cornell police in November, who about going to the library University needed to do said they had “irrefutable more to assure them that at night.” evidence” that the initial they are taking the issue seriallegations were baseless. ously. Melanie Larkins ’14 Still, the reported The University has not attacks spurred student suffciently made students protest of the University’s sexual While the reported attacks aware of the resources that are assault policy throughout the have created anxiety among already available to sexual semester — demands protesters upperclassmen, it also alarmed assault victims, said Tom Moore have since said remain relevant, some freshmen — who, amid ’14, who is also an opinion regardless of the allegedly false the campus’ heightened preoc- columnist for The Sun. rape report. The reported cupation with safety, have “The tension here is around attacks also triggered student expressed fears about their secu- publicity,” Moore said. “There safety concerns. rity. may be a number of well-coor“I would say that I am a little Allison Rotteveel ’14, a resi- dinated and well-done [promore cautious than before,” dent advisor in Mary Donlon grams in place], but a lot of the Angela Moe ’14 said to The Sun Hall, said some freshmen have publicity is flat-out bad.” in October. “Overall … I feel received pepper spray in the Other students said the mail from worried parents. less safe.” University needs to stop putting “It’s nerve-wracking for the onus to address sexual freshmen coming into the assault on victims. atmosphere,” Rotteveel said. “[After the attacks], the At a meeting on Sept. 30, administration told us to lock students demanded that Cornell our windows, lock our doors improve the publicity of existing and take self-defense classes, resources for victims of sexual and did nothing to address the assaults and asked for more fact that there is a ... serious transparency from the adminis- issue surrounding rape culture tration about its response to sex- on our campus,” said Shiliu ual crimes. Wang ’13, who joined a group “What is happening of student protesters outside tonight?” shouted one student Day Hall on Sept. 20. as an administrator addressed At the protest, students disthe group. “What is [the tributed a list of seven demands Cornell University Police they also presented to the Department] doing to protect administration, including the us tonight?” implementation of mandatory David Honan, deputy chief sexual violence prevention of CUPD, said that police training for incoming students forces would be augmented in and training on “all aspects of light of the recent crime sexual violence” for University administrators, faculty and reports. “For tonight, regular patrols staff.
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FOUR YEARS AT CORNELL
SPRING 2012
C.U.Puts $1.6M Into Gorge Safety After String of Accidental Deaths
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Gorge safety stressed | The University announced in March 2012 that it is committing $1.56 million to promoting gorge safety.
Responding to three accidental drownings in Ithaca’s iconic gorges, the University announced in March 2012 that it is committing $1.56 million to gorge safety efforts. Swimming in the gorges is a popular past-time for students and Ithacans looking to cool off during the sweltering summer months, but has proven fatally dangerous for some. The University will install more warning signs, produce an educational video to be shown during orientation and create a gorge stewards program — a student group that will help educate other students about which areas of the gorges are safe. The funding allocations come after three accidental deaths in the gorges during the summer of 2011, including the death of Nathaniel Rand ’12, who drowned in Fall Creek Gorge near Ithaca Falls. Rand’s parents have been publicly critical of the University for what they have said is its lack of urgency in tackling gorge safety efforts. Despite the increased fund-
ing, Rand’s father Jacob Rand said he remains skeptical that the money the University has committed to gorge safety will be put to good use. “It’s great that money has been [allocated to gorge safety], but the funds need to be devoted to specific projects on the Cornell campus and in cooperation with the City of Ithaca that will achieve the goal of preventing future gorge deaths,” Jacob Rand said. In late May 2011, Kendrick Castro ’11 died in a swimming accident in the Fall Creek just one day after receiving his diploma. He had been wading upstream with friends in the area of the Stewart Avenue bridge when he slipped and was swept downstream. Then, in early June, Stanislaw Jaworski grad fell into the gorge after apparently losing his footing while walking along the gorge trail. That same day, Rand was swimming with a group of friends when he was trapped
underneath the water near Ithaca Falls. A rescue effort failed and his body was not recovered until late that night. The City of Ithaca’s Parks Commission unanimously rejected a proposal to install a memorial plaque near Ithaca Falls for Rand. Rand’s parents said the two foot-by-two foot sign was intended to both commemorate their son’s life and prevent future would-be swimmers from entering the gorge’s deadly currents. Yet city officials were worried that the memorial would prove problematic for several primarily logistical reasons, said the chair of the commission Prof. Dan Krall M.A. ’84, landscape architecture, in an interview in February 2012. Krall said that, “as sympathetic as we were to the family,” the commission’s members feared that the sign would saddle the city with long-term maintenance costs. “We just didn't know if it was appropriate to put [the memorial] down there because it’s city space, not Cornell space,” Krall said. “Cornell should have a place on campus that’s a memorial spot for students who have died while at Cornell … like this unfortunate fellow who drowned.”
TimeLine 3.1.12 LAST CALL: THE ROYAL PALM CLOSES The Royal Palm Tavern, which had been in business in Collegetown for 71 years, closed its doors for the final time in late February. The bar’s last days were marked by throngs of returning alumni, fond remembrances and a marriage proposal.
4.20.12 RON PAUL STIRS LYNAH FAITHFUL: The Ron Paul revolution roared through Ithaca on April 19, as the Republican presidential candidate and anti-establishment icon implored a Lynah Rink crowd of over 4,000 to join him and defeat the “tyrants” and “enemies of liberty” destroying America.
3.26.12 C.U. ROWING COACHES FIND BODY IN CAYUGA LAKE Several coaches from the Cornell rowing team helped recover a body they found in Cayuga Lake Thursday morning, according to Todd Kennett '91, head coach of the men’s heavyweight rowing team. Foul play was not suspected.
5.6.12 CITING TRAYVON, MAN THREW BOTTLES FROM FRAT ROOF: Allegedly taunting them with references to Trayvon Martin, a visitor to campus reportedly threw bottles and other objects at black students from the roof of the Sigma Pi fraternity house.
4.2.12 DALE CORSON, C.U.’s 8TH PRESIDENT, DIES AT 97: Remembered by Cornellians as the leader whose remarkably steady guidance saved the University from the upheaval of the 1970s, Dale Corson, the eighth president of Cornell, died March 31 at the age of 97.
5.11.12 PROFS APPROVE CALENDAR DESPITE DISSENT: Overriding widespread opposition from students, the Faculty Senate approved contentious changes to the academic calendar on May 10. Among other changes, the plan would add a break in February and shorten both exam week and senior week.
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Out front | Then-President Dale Corson declares his opposition to the Vietnam War at a protest of 2,500 people on Oct. 15, 1969. Corson died March 31 at the age of 97.
Congratulations to The Class of 2014 Class Officers! President Rob Callahan Executive VP April Manhertz VP- Finance Gregory Braciak VP- Admin Amrita Rao VP- Public Rela Michael Perry VP Promotions Le Do Rep: A&S Nick Perez Rep: CALS Cheryl Cho Greek Liaison Tate Lavitt Greek Liaison Julia Kosineski Rep: Engineering Rivu Dey Rep: Engineering Maegan Porpora Convocation Chair Jennifer Lee Commencement Ashley Dimond Philanthropy Kristina Deighan Philanthropy Austin Opatrny Alumni Liaison Christina Eng Zinck’s Chair Aasir Khan Zinck’s Chair Andrew Newman Zinck’s Chair Sheila Crowell Senior Days Kesha Parchment Senior Days Emily Mayo Senior Days Sean Page Member-at-large Dylan McNally Member-at-large Rob Long Member-at-large Aimee Takamura Member-at-large Jacqueline Crews
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FOUR YEARS AT CORNELL
FALL 2011
Cornell Wins Tech Campus Competition
After nearly a year of design- bid. Stanford was widely considing, lobbying and promoting, ered Cornell’s primary rival, and Cornell won the right to build a its departure left Cornell as the new engineering and technology clear front-runner in the contest. campus in New York City, Mayor Hours after Stanford withdrew, Michael Bloomberg announced Cornell announced it received a in December 2011. Cornell $350 million gift — the largest topped a field of 17 institutions donation in the University’s histhat entered the competition. tory — to help fund the campus. The University later revealed The University’s proposed campus, to be built on Roosevelt the donor to be Atlantic PhiIsland, includes more than 2 mil- lanthropies, founded by Charles lion square feet of space and will Feeney ’56. Feeney became a billionaire after house almost co-founding 2,000 graduthe Duty Free ate students Shoppers and about 250 proGroup. fessors. The Cornell is project partnered expected to with The take about Technion – 30 years to I s r a e l complete and Institute of cost as much Technology “In a word, this project is as $2 billion. in its propos“I think going to be transformative.” al. The it’s fair to say Technion is Mayor Bloomberg that today credited with will be transforming remembered as a defining Israel into a technological powermoment,” Bloomberg said when house, and it has an “incredible the announcement was made in record of breakthroughs and December. “In a word, this pro- technology,” Bloomberg said. ject is going to be transformaWhile Cornell will own the tive.” physical Roosevelt Island camThe tech campus competition, pus, “a significant part of that which had been expected to con- campus will be what we’re calltinue until January, was radically ing The Technion - Cornell altered in mid-December when Innovation Institute,” Provost Stanford University withdrew its Kent Fuchs told The Sun in
TimeLine TWO LONGTIME C-TOWN BARS CLOSE OVER SUMMER: Johnny O’s and Dino’s, two popular student watering holes in Collegetown, closed in the summer of 2011. “There was a special lure of [Johnny O’s] that was inexplicable,” said one student lamenting the bar’s closing. 8.25.11 IFC DENOUNCES PLEDGING MANDATE: Greek leaders criticized the University’s decision to accelerate the timeline for several of its changes to fraternity recruitment. Cornell implemented the rules, originally planned to be phased in over a year, in August.
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New in the big city | President Skorton speaks alongside New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg at the press conference announcing Cornell’s success in the city’s tech campus competition.
October. TCII will offer dual degrees and will be a “50-50 collaboration” between the two universities. The degrees “will focus on master’s students who want to commercialize and start new companies,” Fuchs said. The proposal also promised to immediately establish a $150 million fund for start-up technology companies in New York City, the mayor said. “That fund is going to pay instant dividends,” he said. As the winner of the competition, Cornell and the Technion will receive nearly-free land on
Roosevelt Island and up to $100 million from the city for infrastructure improvements. Bloomberg said he hopes this campus will become a lasting legacy of his third term as New York City mayor and will help the city to someday overtake Silicon Valley as the technology capital of the world. “We think it will redefine our economic future,” he said. “History will write that this was a game-changing time in New York City.” The University proposed an aggressive timetable for opening the new campus. Classes will begin in fall 2012 and will initially be housed in leased space until the permanent campus on Roosevelt Island is constructed. Three hundred students will be enrolled in the school by 2018, Bloomberg said. Cornell’s proposal calls for a campus composed of research hubs — a departure from the departmental structure on the Ithaca campus. “The focus of the hubs will be dynamic, evolving to keep abreast of trends in both technology and markets,” an executive summary of Cornell’s proposal stated.
9.23.11 ELF COSTUME PAYS OFF: Peter Scelfo ’15 was elected to the Student Assembly after dressing as an elf for two weeks. 10.27.11 SAFC BUDGET SCRUTINIZED: The same semester it nearly halved the funding cap for student groups, the budget for the Student Assembly Finance Commission rose by four percent. Thirty-five percent of the SAFC’s budget was spent on catered food, an expenditure the SAFC prohibits for the groups it funds. 11.9.11 MYRICK ’09 ELECTED MAYOR OF ITHACA: Just two years after graduating from Cornell, 24-year-old Svante Myrick ’09 was elected Mayor of Ithaca on Nov. 8. The young candidate won wide support across Ithaca’s five wards, shocking many who thought he was too young to win. 11.18.11 FOUR CORNELLIANS ARRESTED AT OCCUPY WALL STREET: Four Cornellians were arrested in New York City for participating in Occupy Wall Street protests. 11.21.11 HUMANITIES BLDG. SLATED FOR ARTS QUAD: A new building devoted to the humanities will rise on the Arts Quad, President David Skorton announced in November. The building, which will cost $61 million, will face East Avenue and attach to Goldwin Smith.
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FOUR YEARS AT CORNELL
SPRING 2011
Four Charged After SAE Death YI-KE PENG / SUN FILE PHOTO
Memorial | Flowers sit on a railing in front of the remnants of the Cook Street house where Brian Lo '11 died on May 6.
TimeLine STUDENT ARRESTED FOR HEROIN POSSESSION: Keri Blakinger ’11 pleaded guilty in February to thirddegree criminal possession of a controlled substance after admitting possession of more than four ounces of heroin. Under the plea agreement, Blakinger was sentenced to two and a half years in prison. 1.25.11 SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES MISSED: A 41-percent drop in enrollment has given Cornell’s Higher Education Opportunity Program — which gives a unique chance for students from poor educational backgrounds a shot at admission — its lowest enrollment since the program’s inception in 1969. 2.3.11 C.U. POLICE BREAK UP STUDENT SNOW FIGHT: The Cornell University Police Department shut down the second annual “Epic Snowball Fight on the Arts Quad” apprehending students, confiscating tin shields and knocking over a six-foot snow penis. 3.11.11 CHIDDY BANG TICKET SALES CAUSE CONFUSION: Confusion ensued among students over when, where and how to obtani tickets for a Chiddy Bang concert on March 12. Fifteen minutes before the tickets were supposed to be distributed there were none available. 3.14.11 HARRISON ’76 ELECTEDBOARD OF TRUSTEES CHAIR: Cornell’s Board of Trustees unanimously elected Robert Harrison ’76, CEO of the Clinton Global Initiative, to be its next chair. Harrison, a former student trustee will follow Peter Meinig ’61.
4.8.11 POTTERS PROTEST STUDIO’S END: More than 700 people signed a petition protesting the Willard Straight Hall Student Union Board’s decision to close the Straight’s ceramics studio at the end of the semester. 4.19.11 FEWER HOSPITALIZED AT LUPE CONCERT: New measures taken by the Cornell Concert Commission for the April 17 Lupe Fiasco concert in Barton Hall resulted in significiantly fewer student hospitalizations than the Kid Cudi concert on Nov. 6, CCC said. 5.01.11 CELEBRATIONS ERUPT AFTER BIN LADEN’S DEATH: Osama bin Laden, mastermind of the September 11, 2001, attacks that claimed almost 3,000 American lives, was killed by U.S. forces in a firefight in May. After President Barack Obama announced the news in a speech late that night, students gathered in spaces around campus to celebrate. Students stormed College Avenue with American flags, blasting patriotic music out of their windows and setting fireworks off on the Arts Quad and West Campus. 5.06.11 STUDENT DIES IN CTOWN HOUSE FIRE: Brian Lo ’11 died in a house fire on Cook Street early on the morning of May 6. The fire, at 107 Cook Street, began around midnight the morning of Slope Day and burned uncontrolled for about three hours, according to thenDeputy Fire Chief Tom Parsons ’82. Six or seven other residents evacuated the building, he said. Lo was a senior in the School of Hotel Administration.
George Desdunes ’13 died on the morning of Feb. presented by the Tompkins County District Attorney. 25 after he was found unresponsive in the Sigma While Marie Lourdes Andre, Desdunes’ mother, Alpha Epsilon fraternity house. He was discovered on alleges in her suit that pledges “compelled [Desdunes] to a couch in the fraternity’s library and subsequently consume alcohol until he lost consciousness,” the defense died at Cayuga Medical Center. argues that the consumption of alcohol during the inciDesdunes, who was a brother in SAE, participated dents leading up to his death was “wholly voluntary.” Andre’s suit says that after a hazing event in which in a mock kidnapping before his death, according to court documents. He and another SAE brother had Desdunes was tied up and given alcohol by pledge their hands and feet tied with zip ties and duct tape. members, Desdunes became so intoxicated that he The two were asked questions, and when they “required immediate medical treatment. Instead, he answered incorrectly, they did exercises or were given was taken by the pledges, still bound at the wrists and drinks, such as flavored syrup or vodka, according to ankles, and dumped on a couch in the SAE house where he was unattended and left to die.” the documents. Three former SAE pledges pleaded not guilty on But according to the defendants’ lawyers, Desdunes May 5 after a grand jury indicted them on voluntarily drank “at least 10 to 12 ounces misdemeanor charges of first-degree hazing and perhaps as much as 15 to 20 ounces of and first-degree unlawfully dealing with a alcohol (rum and whiskey)” at the SAE frachild. A fourth person under the age of 19 ternity earlier in the night, before the pledge was also charged, but the records were event. For reference, one shot is appoxisealed due to the person’s age. mately equivalent to 1.5 ounces. One former SAE brother reportedly saw Desdunes The three defendants whose names “with a virtually empty bottle of Captain were released were Max Haskin ’14, Ben Morgan rum” and another later observed Mann ’14 and Edward Williams ’14. Desdunes in an “intoxicated condition,” None of the four co-defendants were curDESDUNES ’13 the defendants’ paper states. rently enrolled at Cornell, according to a Desdunes went to at least one Collegetown bar, press release from Tompkins County District the documents say, before he agreed to be “kidAttorney Gwen Wilkinson. In addition to the two charges, Williams also napped” by the pledges. Pledge members took pleaded not guilty to a third charge of second-degree Desdunes and another SAE brother to the townhouse apartments on North Campus, where they engaged in criminal nuisance, a misdemeanor. Authorities said Desdunes’ blood alcohol level after a “time-honored reverse custodial arrangement wherehis death was 0.35. By comparison, the legal limit to by the pledges took custody of a fraternity member, loosely restrained and blindfolded the member and drive in New York State is 0.08. But the defense attorneys for the pledges have engaged in mock questioning about fraternity history argued that Desdunes voluntarily consented to take and related information.” The University withdrew recognition of SAE in part in the fraternity ritual. Their lawyers’ explanation for Desdunes’ death March 2011, forcing the fraternity’s members to diverges from the one outlined in a separate, $25 mil- vacate the house by the end of that month. Additionally, the SAE national organization closed lion wrongful death lawsuit filed by Desdunes’ mother in civil court against SAE. That lawsuit’s account of the Cornell chapter and suspended all its members the night Desdunes died is different still from the one until they graduate.
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FALL 2010
Students Protest Africana Move; University Increases Funding LINDSAY MYRON / SUN FILE PHOTO
Going Loko | Students joined a nationwide craze for the alcoholic energy drink Four Loko, leading Gannett to warn Cornell of its dangers.
TimeLine DONATION ESTABLISHES DYSON SCHOOL: The family of John Dyson, a former chairman of the New York Power Authority, pledged to give $25 million to Cornell’s Department of Applied Economics and Management. With the gift, AEM became the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management within the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences as a result of the gift. 8.27.10 NIKE BENDS TO STUDENT PRESSURE: After Cornell threatened to not renew its licensing contract with Nike, the apparel giant agreed to create a $1.5 million relief fund for laid-off employees of Nike sub-contractors Hugger de Honduras and Vision Tex. Student activists led the University to pressure Nike. 8.31.10 STUDENT’S BODY FOUND IN GORGE: Rescue workers recovered the body of Khalil King ’13 from the Fall Creek Gorge on Aug. 31. Officials ruled King’s death accidental. 10.27.10 EDUCATION DEPARTMENT TO CLOSE: The Department of Education in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences will be phased out over the next two years, the University announced in October. DAIRY BAR CLOSES FOR RENOVATIONS: The renovation of Stocking Hall — home to the Department of Food Science and the Cornell Dairy Bar — began in November. The Dairy Bar is not expected to reopen until 2013. 11.18.10 JOHNSON DIRECTOR ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT: After serving as the director of the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art through 19 years and an estimated 300 to 400 shows, Frank Robinson announced his plan to retire at the end of the school year.
The University announced in December that the Africana Studies and Research Center — previously a unit under the supervision of Provost Kent Fuchs and separate from any of Cornell’s seven undergraduate colleges — would be merged into the College of Arts and Sciences, effective July 1, 2011. Though Fuchs said the Africana Center would enjoy increased efficiency and support as part of the College of Arts and Sciences, the move was met with immediate backlash from Africana students and faculty, who said they were unhappy with the lack of dialogue in advance of the administrative change, as well as other concerns. Prof. Robert L. Harris, Jr. resigned his post as director of the Africana in protest of the reorganization. Two days later, he rescinded the resignation as he led a group of 80 to 100 protestors in a march to Day Hall. “This is about white supremacy,” Kenneth Glover, former resident hall director of Ujamaa, said through a bullhorn to raucous applause at the rally. Glover said Fuchs’ actions were part of a “conspiracy” and said, “If reason does not work, you have to go
the way Malcolm [X] went: ‘by any means necessary.’” In March, the University promised to increase the budget of the Africana Center by more than 50 percent over the next five years. The pledge — which increased the center’s permanent budget from $2.3 million to $3.5 million — was the first time the University made a specific fiscal commitment to the center. Additionally, the center received a one-time allocation of $2 million to “recruit new faculty, support research and develop a new Ph.D. program,” according to a University statement. Some students and professors, however, argued that the administrative relocation of Africana
would compromise the 42-yearold center’s autonomy — a loss they said was not solved by the additional funding. “In 41 years of service to Cornell, I’ve never seen anything like this,” said Prof. James Turner, founder of the Africana Center. “[This decision] represents a simple raw use of power in an autocratic, undemocratic manner that is certainly not transparent.” Fuchs said the decision was made to provide Africana faculty and students with better support than his own office was able to provide. He said that his office did not have adequate resources to meet his own goals for the center.
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Raise your hand | Students and faculty rally in front of Day Hall in December 2010 to protest the University’s decision to move Africana.
Who are wise? Those who learn from all people. Who are mighty? Those who control their passions. Who are rich? Those who are happy with their lot. Who are worthy of honor? Those who rightfully honor others. Pirke Avot 4:1 In the end, only kindness matters. Jewel Love ya tons!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Liz Camuti | Sunny Side Up
Never Good At Headlines
Independent Since 1880 131ST EDITORIAL BOARD REBECCA HARRIS ’14 Editor in Chief
HANK BAO ’14
AKANE OTANI ’14
LIZ CAMUTI ’14
AUSTIN KANG ’15
ANDY LEVINE ’14
HALEY VELASCO ’15
Business Manager
Managing Editor
Associate Editor
Advertising Manager
Web Editor
Sports Editor
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Blogs Editor
Multimedia Editor
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Tech Editor
Design Editor
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ZACHARY ZAHOS ’15
EMMA COURT ’15
LIANNE BORNFELD ’15
Photography Editor
Associate Managing Editor
News Editor
City Editor
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CAROLINE FLAX ’15
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ARIELLE CRUZ ’15
SAM BROMER ’16
Arts & Entertainment Editor
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SARAH COHEN ’15
SYDNEY RAMSDEN ’14
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131s,Out
The following editorial was originally printed on February 28.
IT IS, NATURALLY, NOT OFTEN THAT SUN EDITORS struggle to find the right words; if anything, it can be difficult for us to restrain our linguistic expression. But despite this paper’s role in expanding my vocabulary, I simply cannot find the language to adequately convey how meaningful my time at The Sun has been. To the 131st Editorial Board: You have inspired me, challenged one another and supported this organization in ways that never cease to amaze. I am proud of the progress we have made since we assumed leadership of this illustrious organization one year ago. Although the bar set by our predecessors was high, we made a great deal of headway in tackling the challenge of expanding The Sun’s digital presence. We launched a new website, which, despite a rocky start, has allowed us to enhance our online content in new and exciting ways. We have dramatically expanded our social media presence, from increasing our following on existing platforms to launching new ones. There is so much more work to be done — but unfortunately, our time here is up. On the bright side, the impact that incoming members of the 132nd Editorial Board have made so far leaves me with no doubt that our successors are capable of addressing these obstacles head on. I look forward to watching with pride from the sidelines as you solidify and implement your collective vision for the incredible, 133-year-old institution I have long called home. Best of luck in all your endeavors. — R.L.H.
Congratulations
Class of 2014 Columnists: Anna-Lisa Castle ’14 Non-stop Biweekly Real Talk
Liz Kussman ’14 Up to Date
Darrick ‘Nighthawk’ Evensen ’14 Trustee Viewpoint
Kai Sam Ng ’14 Cross-Eyed and Painful
Maggie Henry ’14 Get Over Yourself
Amy O. ’14 Some Like it Rough
Donny J. ’14 Headshakes and High Fives
Don Oh ’14 Bi the Way
Rebecca John ’14 Mushroom Rage
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Sun and through my other involvements here at Cornell, has intersected with the lives of people who have undoubtedly made me feel like I was bigger than myself. I have been part of what Kurt Vonnegut Jr. ’44 called a “granfalloon,” a group of people who imagine they share a connection based on some circumstance of little to no real significance (it is also a term a handful of Sun columnists have already used to describe Cornell). But I guess the one soft-spot in what may seem like my otherwise jaded outlook is that some small part of me refuses to believe that there was no significance to this group ... at least not yet. We’ve all been self-aggrandizing during our times at Cornell — whether that means believing a protest you organized on Ho Plaza, a play you directed, a game you played in, or an article you published on the front page of The Sun actually has real meaning outside of your personal purview. However, our most significant achievement at this University is synthesizing the good and the bad times of those around us and coming out better for it, as people who understand the world a little better than we did before. Even as we each pursued our own self-interest, we pushed and changed each other in ways that I still don’t fully understand the weight of. What I do know is the things I did at Cornell, I started doing for myself, but the things I accomplished (which include sticking it out through some tough nights down at the office), I owe to everyone else. So, my story with The Sun, just like my story at Cornell, is not really my story. It is just as much Rebecca’s, Akane’s, Jeff ’s and Ruby’s as it is mine. Whatever it is I both gave to and took from this place, I owe to them. My experience at The Sun is intricately tied to theirs and the rest of the editors who came before me, just as the new board will have pieces of their stories tied to mine. When I look back at my time at The Sun, it will undoubtedly be with gratitude for this office and for all of the knuckleheads who committed themselves to this place through the good and the bad.
So, my story with The Sun, just like my story at Cornell, is not really my story.
SEOJIN LEE ’14
From the Editor
I
n my time at The Sun, I’ve read a lot of goodbye columns (which I’ve criticized for being as disjointed as mine is about to be) and I’ve thought about my own story with this place before it was even fully written. Now I’ve gotten to the end and I can’t say I’ve really figured it out. I joined the Sun as a lost freshman and am about to graduate as someone who gained more than I could ever imagine from this University and from this paper. But I was never on the road to becoming a journalist — just a person who liked to read and write. Does all of this make my last four years with this paper the self-centered, pleasure-seeking, journey of a friendless freshman who just “needed to get involved?” The fact that I’ve admittedly spent time thinking about “my story” doesn’t bode well for the answer to this question. There is undoubtedly a stigma associated with being self-centered — we criticize those who can’t see outside of themselves and give accolades to those who act with humility. Yet college is the one time in many of our lives where we are not expected to be anything but selfcentered in our pursuits. Certainly, some of us have built and strengthened our communities here, but for the most part we have been focused on our own college experience — on making friends, and getting a good job and bettering ourselves. But when I say, “College is a self-centered experience,” it has, until recently, left a bad taste in my mouth. The worst night I ever had at The Sun — the night that had me running for the door in one way or another — was the eve of the 2012 Election Spread when my own self-centeredness got the best of me. I had spent one too many nights at the office that week, had a soil science prelim the next day and honestly, I know little to nothing about national politics (by choice?). As everyone enthusiastically worked on the spread, which turned out to be one of the coolest things we accomplished as a board, I was eager to get out of that god-forsaken building at 139 W. State Street. This was a project I could have been apart of, but my overwhelming feelings of being different (read: irrelevant), kept me from seeing the bigger picture: it’s not always about the product — it’s about the people. In this search for my own perfect “college experience,” my life, both at The
Liz Camuti is graduating from the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. She was the associate editor of The Sun's 131st Editorial Board. She may be reached at ejc83@cornell.edu.
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Akane Otani | Take Five
Hanging On for The Ride
A
t the start of my second semester at Cornell, I decided I was going to quit The Sun. Despite becoming a staff writer, I’d slipped through the organizational black hole that is the Sun staff listserv and been forgotten about by my editors. Maybe that’s okay, I thought. I wasn’t loud, I wasn’t a gunner, and I wasn’t the kid who walked into the newsroom thinking, “I’m going to run this place someday.” There were bolder personalities I met on the TCAT heading to The Sun’s information sessions, and I figured I could join another club that was more suited to me. It all changed with a few choice words. “A WHALE of a story” — that was the subject of an email I got from a news editor who noticed I hadn't been given any stories yet that semester. It was your classic page three, bottom-of-the-fold story, but this guy made it seem like it was ripe for a Pulitzer. “I hope you liked my pun in the subject line,” the email ended. For some reason, I wrote the whale story. Then another story. Then another. And then a
Joining this 133-year-old institution was easily the most life-changing decision I made at Cornell. couple semesters later, I woke up realizing that Whale Guy had become our editor in chief, that I was hundreds of stories into my Sun career, and that I felt most at ease not in a classroom or sorority house or concert hall but in a newsroom 9,400 miles away from home. The truth is, despite the countless hours I spent there, The Sun did more for me than I could ever do for it. It taught me the value of sticking up for what I believe in, even if what I had to say was wildly unpopular. It filled my head with dreams that drew me away from Excel spreadsheets and laboratories and nudged me toward a career in journalism. It broke me, over and over again, only to bring me back in with the perfect front page, a justright lede, communal food runs at late hours. It gave me friends for a lifetime. It made me appreciate the vast number of people it takes to put out a daily paper — writers and photographers and designers doing thankless work for free while trying to stamp out fires in their academic careers. Joining this 133-year-old institution was easily the most life-changing decision I made at Cornell. Although in the nostalgia-tinged last days of senior year, it would be easy for me to list all the things I regret doing or not doing here, I know it doesn't matter. We tried. We let a few typos slip through along the way. Most importantly: we grew as journalists, as writers, as human beings. In a couple of minutes, I’ll be signing out my last page at The Sun. What I feel most is not sadness but gratitude — gratitude that a stupid whale story got me onto this seatbeltless ride and that I clung on for dear life. Akane Otani is graduating from the College of Arts and Sciences. She was the managing editor of The Sun's 131st Editorial Board. She may be reached at aotani@cornellsun.com.
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Rebecca Harris | The Optimistic Cynic
I
Fake It’Til You Make It
f college is a microcosm of “real life,” then extracurricular involvement is like career advancement on speed. In two or three years, any student with the right combination of passion and ambition can rise from an eager-to-learn general body member to a position charged with shaping the future of their organization. We’re tasked with teaching and guiding our peers, no more than three years our juniors, and if we’re honest with ourselves, there’s a lot — a lot — of fake-it’til-you-make-it involved. As a friend recently pointed out, the kind of professional development we can achieve in our four years at Cornell would take closer to a decade in the real world. (Another friend once noted that my office down at 139 W. State St. may be the biggest one I'll ever have. Too true.) But is there really any better way to learn? In many ways, the artificial replication of life that we get to live here has, in fact, prepared us for the real world. The most important parts of my college education took place outside of the classroom — off of Cornell’s campus, even — and I think I’m the better for it. Working for The Sun gave me life skills beyond my wildest expectations. I developed confidence, business and networking skills, a leadership style. I learned how to fail — spectacularly, publicly, repeatedly — and how to learn from those mistakes rather than wallow in them. That education didn’t come without its hardships. This organization
is run by and staffed by some of the smartest, most inventive and, yes, most stubborn people I’ve had the pleasure of knowing, and our Cornell audience often shares those traits. Clashes and frustration were inevitable. Hours of latenight labor went unappreciated. I became a bit jaded along the way; but I choose to see that as a life lesson in its own rite. However you chose to spend your time these past few years, I’d like to believe
tion to your life or otherwise offered a tangible return on your astronomical investment, hopefully you descend from our campus on the Hill with nostalgia and friendships in tow. Take the memories (and Instagrams) of your favorite people and places with you wherever you go next. They say it doesn’t get much better than this. Once we toss our caps into the air this weekend, the friends I’ve come to consider family will disperse to all
However you chose to spend your time these past few years, I’d like to believe — perhaps need to — that it wasn’t in vain. — perhaps need to — that it wasn’t in vain. I'm not destined for a career in journalism, but that doesn’t diminish the valued role The Sun has played in my growth. The star athlete who goes into engineering consulting will take the teamwork she practiced here with her into the next stage of her life. The art of representing diverse interests won’t be left behind by the campus politico who pursues a career in medical administration. The math major who goes into nonprofit work will ... probably not ... use linear algebra in his daily life. But you get the point. Even if you don’t believe Cornell has changed you, prepared you, added direc-
corners of the globe: the Deep South, the open seas, various continents ... the Lower East Side. The bonfires, bar crawls, trips to the gorge and lazing on porches we've crammed into the past week will leave me simultaneously satisfied and craving more. I’m ready and eager to start the next chapter, but I refuse to leave Ithaca behind. You can’t get rid of us that easy, Cornell. Although I tried to resist the allure of circle-jerk shout-outs, the temptation was too great. (See “willpower” on the list of lessons I didn’t quite get around to learning here.) To Mom, Dad, Sam and the rest of the familial clan, thank you for supporting my
endeavors unconditionally, for being endlessly brilliant and funny, for actually reading The Sun and for introducing me to this magical place. To friends old and new, your patience has transcended expectations and your company has kept me sane. Rachel, Jocelyn, Caroline, Geoff. The Bad Bitches of 209 Williams. My Only Way babies. Sam, Becky, Weinberg, Jesse. The House of Pancakes crew. C&S. The Lynah Faithful. To the 130th Editorial Board, especially my fellow news team, the nights of hilarity and hard work we shared made for one of the best years of my life. To Akane, Liz, Hank, Andy and the 131st, it was a pleasure to serve alongside you. To Haley and the 132nd, all my best in luck and wishes. To editors past and present, you've been an infinite font of inspiration. Jeff and Juan, who taught me everything I know: Your mentorship was only rivaled by your friendship, and there aren’t words to thank you guys. Akane, whose judgment I trust above most: I’ve long marveled at your talent and dedication to The Sun. To Liz, my confidante, trusted colleague, partner in crime and very best friend: Everything would suck without you. Thank you all a thousand times over. Rebecca Harris is graduating from the College of Arts and Sciences. She was the editor in chief of The Sun’s 131st Editorial Board. She may be reached at rharris@cornellsun.com.
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TAKE-HOME TEST
Big Red Ambition:161Things Every Cornellian Should Do
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HOW MANY DID YOU DO? Compiled from student responses to an e-mail survey in 2005; updated 2014. ! 1. Make the library into your bedroom and have sex in the stacks ! 2. Finally meet the dazzling Denice Cassaro ! 3. Camp out overnight (re: sleep on AstroTurf) for hockey tickets ! 4. Go to the Cornell-Harvard men’s hockey game and throw fish on the ice ! 5. Sing along to “We didn’t go to Harvard” with the Cayuga’s Waiters ! 6. Sled down Libe Slope during a snow storm ! 7. Take Hotel Administration 4300: Introduction to Wines ! 8. Streak across the Arts Quad ! 9. Take Psych 1101 ! 10. Test out Olin Library’s musically calibrated steps by throwing stones on them ! 11. Attempt sake bombing at Plum Tree or Miyake in Collegetown ! 12. Order ice cream at the Dairy Bar ! 13. Climb the rock wall in Bartels Hall ! 14. Listen to a full chimes concert from the clock tower and guess the songs played ! 15. Register for classes during Freshman Orientation, then switch out of every single one by the time Add/Drop ends ! 16. Wear flip-flops to class in January ! 17. Go to the Fuertes Observatory on North Campus and gaze at meteor showers ! 18. Have a snowball fight in May ! 19. Milk a cow ! 20. Skip class to play frisbee on the Arts Quad ! 21. Bury a bottle of Bacardi on the Slope. Dig it up on Slope Day. ! 22. Pick apples at the Cornell Orchards ! 23. Attend the Apple Festival on the Commons ! 24. Flirt with your professor ! 25. Bomb a prelim ! 26. Ace the next one to save your grade ! 27. Attend Hotelie prom ! 28. Meet Happy Dave from Okenshield’s ! 29. Turn your face blue from screaming at midnight before the first finals ! 30. Get heartburn at the Chili Cook-off on the Commons ! 31. Enjoy Ithaca’s two months of warm weather — spend a summer here! ! 32. Go to a Shabbat dinner at 104 West (CornellCard it) ! 33. Watch the AAP students parade down East Avenue on Dragon Day ! 34. Enjoy corn nuggets at The Nines ! 35. Build a snow penis or count how many you see around campus ! 36. Dress up and view The Rocky Horror Picture Show at Risley ! 37. Take a class you think is impossible just for fun ! 38. Go on a wine tour ! 39. Kiss on the suspension bridge at midnight ! 40. Sleep through your alarm for a 1:25 class ! 41. Shop at the Friends of the Library Book Sale ! 42. Get out of a University parking ticket ! 43. Buy an Ithaca Is Gorges t-shirt, then get sick of wearing it and buy a variation (Ithaca Is Gangsta, Vaginas Are Gorges, Ithaca Is Long Island ...) ! 44. Learn the “Alma Mater,” “Evening Song” and “Give My Regards to Davy” ! 45. Attend an opening at the Johnson Museum of Art ! 46. Smuggle food from the dining hall and run for your life as they try to get back your stolen cookies ! 47. Do the Walk of Shame ! 48. Have dinner at a professor’s house ! 49. Get wasted at a professor’s house ! 50. Have lunch with President Skorton in Trillium; ask if he’s done with that burger ! 51. Play a game of tag in the Kroch Library stacks ! 52. See a play in the Schwartz Center ! 53. Rush the field at the last home football game of the season ! 54. Start your freshman year pre-med. Graduate as a Hotelie. ! 55. Gamble at Turning Stone (try not to lose money) ! 56. Watch dancers fly through the air at a Bhangra show ! 57. Have a midnight picnic in the Cornell Plantations ! 58. Wait in line for half an hour for a salad at the Terrace ! 59. Ignore any and all “No Winter Maintenance” signs … slip and fall on the icy stairs ! 60. Sit in Libe Café when you have no work to do and watch the worried studiers down gallons of coffee ! 61. Write an angry letter to the editor of The Sun ! 62. Go to Wegmans on a Friday or Saturday night ! 63. Explore the secret underground tunnel between Uris and Olin libraries ! 64. See the library’s Rare Book Collection ! 65. Pretend you are Harry Potter and study in the A.D. White library (looks like Hogwarts) ! 66. See the brain collection in Uris Hall ! 67. Eat at Taverna Banfi (formerly Banfi’s) and charge it to CornellCard ! 68. Buy beer at Jason’s in Collegetown and charge it to CityBucks ! 69. Take PAPL 2010: Magical Mushrooms, Mischievous Molds ! 70. Take part in a psychology experiment ! 71. Take an unplanned nap in a library ! 72. Take over a building ! 73. According to legend, watch a virgin cross the Arts Quad and then witness A.D. White and Ezra Cornell shake hands ! 74. Live through an Ithaca blizzard and tell your friends how you survived frostbite ! 75. Throw a flaming pumpkin into the gorge ! 76. Play co-ed intramural innertube water polo ! 77. Spend all your lectures figuring out the day’s crossword. While sitting for the final, wish you had taken notes instead. ! 78. Hook up with your T.A.
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79. Order a PMP at the Hot Truck 80. Play trivia at Ruloff’s on Sunday nights 81. Play again on Monday at Chapter House 82. Make a fool of yourself at karaoke at Loco on Tuesday 83. Hit up Group Therapy on Wednesdays at Dunbar’s 84. Go bowling at Helen Newman Lanes 85. Hand out quartercards on Ho Plaza 86. Drive your car up and down Libe Slope or Ho Plaza 87. Have a friend’s parents take you out to eat at John Thomas Steakhouse or Boatyard Grill 88. Eat a chicken parm sandwich from Louie’s Lunch 89. Eat breakfast at 2 a.m. at the State Diner 90. Males: Get thrown out of Balch Hall 91. Hook up with a freshman 92. Go skinny dipping in a gorge 93. Walk to the Commons and back 94. Go to an a cappella concert 95. Go to an Ithaca Underground show and mosh with Bubba 96. Females: Get a free slice from the guy at CTP; Males: Get charged twice as much to cover the girl’s slice in front of you 97. Sell back your books; use money to buy alcohol 98. Drink bubble tea 99. Eat a Pinesburger 100. Walk to a fraternity party with your entire freshman floor 101. Go to a fraternity party as a senior; convince yourself you were never one of them 102. Get lost in Collegetown during Orientation Week 103. Get negged at a bar because the bouncer is actually friends with the person whose I.D. you are using 104. See a foreign film at Cinemapolis 105. Eat mongo at RPCC 106. See a concert at Barton Hall 107. Gain the freshman 15. Pay $300 for a gym membership and don’t go 108. Eat brunch on North Campus 109. Do your Freshman Reading Project before you graduate 110. Fail your swim test, just for kicks 111. Tailgate for homecoming 112. Be a model in the Cornell Fashion Collective’s annual fashion show 113. Host a prefrosh 114. Request a song to be played on the clock tower 115. Get guilt-tripped into giving blood 116. Get asked if you are pregnant at Gannett (males and females) 117. Drink with your R.A. 118. Make a chalking; weep when it rains that night 119. Sing drunk on the drunk bus 120. Meet Bill Nye ’77, “The Science Guy,” and give him a hug 121. See how long you can go without doing laundry 122. Go on a road trip to Canada, flirt with the border patrol, smuggle booze back 123. Try to order pizza from a Blue Light phone 124. Go to the sex shop on the Commons 125. Get drunk on Slope Day, run into Vice President Susan Murphy ’73 126. Complain about the Slope Day headliners 127. Get tapped for a secret society 128. Go to The Shops at Ithaca Mall, realize it is severely lacking, then drive to Carousel Mall in Syracuse 129. Lose a friend over signing a lease in Collegetown 130. Run out of BRBs in March; live off campus events’ free food for the rest of the year 131. Walk holding hands around Beebe Lake 132. Visit the Sciencenter 133. See Yamatai bang it out at Pulse 134. Get J.A.’d for urinating on the Law School 135. Hook up with someone randomly and then see them every day afterward 136. Go to a coffee house in JAM 137. See how many people you can cram into your dorm room 138. Watch people play Dance Dance Revolution in Appel 139. Write dirty messages with rocks in the gorge 140. Ride a horse at Oxley Equestrian Center 141. Ring the giant bell in the Plantations 142. Crash a political rally on Ho Plaza 143. Do the COE ropes course 144. Attend a show at the State Theatre 145. Prank call the CIT HelpDesk 146. Wake up at 7 a.m. for CoursEnroll; realize that your choice classes are full anyway 147. Ski at Greek Peak 148. Take a night prelim near the vet school, walk back in the dark 149. Trespass on Alumni Fields 150. Ask Ezra’s Oracle a question 151. Take the BASICS program 152. Walk to class in the snow, uphill both ways 153. Buy a Cornell-grown apple from a vending machine 154. Furnish an apartment entirely with items from the Dump & Run 155. Eat at each dining hall at least once 156. Ask for an extension on a term paper 157. Take part in Holi and get colorful 158. Pull an all-nighter in the Uris Library Cocktail Lounge 159. Tell a professor what you really think of his/her class 160. Attend a Sun organizational meeting: Go to cornellsun.com for details 161. Climb all 161 steps to the top of McGraw Tower
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The following provisional list of degree candidates for graduation is neither official or final.
BACHELOR OF ARTS In Arts and Sciences
Adam Abboud Moustafa M. Abou Areda Zander Bernard Abranowicz Cristina Mercedes Abreu Gutierrez Christopher J. Adams Liliana Aguirre Esparza Shah Galeeb Ahmed Parvez Ahmed Garcia Stephanie Elsa Ah-Quah Ebolutalese Ibisewa Airewele Jamilla Akhund-Zade Shanique Borteley Alabi Steven Kyle Albanese Lauren Nicole Albert Dillon Edward Harper Aldrich Lesley Ivette Alegria Nouman Mohammad Ali Maha Y. Al-Jabri Amy Joanne Allen Angela Marie Lopez Allen Claire Alter-Reid Miguel Alejandro Alvarez Kyeiwaa Adwoa Amofa-Boachie Khalil Anchouche Anna Rachel Ancona William Anderson Zachary William Anderson Chelsea Angel David Rahul Anthony Tyler Craig Apeseche Sarah Rose Aquilina Teal Arcadi Laura Ardila Diego Arenas Jacob E. Arluck Julien Matthew Armstrong Lucile Ferber Arnold Judith Elon Athelstanlowe Juan Luis Ayllón Quirós Bradford Harold Aymes Anna Cooper Babcock Lauren Rose Bagian Henrietta Josette Bains Roselle Angela Bajet Katherina P. Balram Mallory Claire Bannon Hank Bao Nicole Marie Bardabelias Nathaniel Jacob Baron-Schmitt Nathan Harris Baruch Carol Ann Bass Isle Mariel Bastille Jones Nickerson Bazalgette Steven Andrew Bell Ilana Yael Beller Jeffrey John Bennett Matthew Nicholas Benson Kelsey Brianna Bent Cara Lauren Berkowitz Daniel Charles Berman Max Daniel Berman Antonio Jose Bermudez Elaine Marie Bermudez Daniel King Bernstein Natasha Hannah Bernstein Bunzl Shannon Kay Berry Lara Rose Bertoia Valeryan Besselyanov Sean Perry Besser Siân Catherine Best Naomi Aspandiar Biok Keren Natanya Bitan Ragnheidur Thora Bjornsdottir Keri Lynn Blakinger Danielle Maegan Blemur Amit Blumfield Christopher Bo Jessie Bonney-Burrill Patrick James Boor Erica Lauren Boorstein Jessica Rose Borenstein Emi A. Boscamp Andrew Krebs Boszhardt III Kate Schonhaut Boxer Christopher Knight Collier Boyer Rachel Harris Bradford Jacob A. Braly Melissa Renáe Braxton Jeremiah Heymann Brewer Nathaniel Bromberg Alex B. Bronzo Elizabeth Marie Brooks Abigail Joy Brown Katherine Elinor Bruce Douglas Jonathan Bruehl Carl Bucella Daniel Benjamin Buchalter Deane Kevin Buckley John Zimmerman Buckley Julia Anne Buffinton Kevin M. Burra Joshua Brian Burt Kaitlin Rose Butler Emily Dongxue Cai Michael Xiaohang Cai Walter Zhen Cai Wen Cai Tré Sean Calhoun Zachary Wade Callaghan Robert Patrick Callahan, Jr. Andrew Jeffery Calvario Ethelin Camille Cammock Sydney Lauren Campbell Joseph Michael Cardali Gina Clara Cargas Ariel Baruch Carmeli Iain David Carmichael Ryan Patrick Carney Jacqueline Ann Carozza Benjamin Kearfott Carriel Elliot Virgin Cartee Emma Ruth Carver Laura Tolbert Carver Katherine Alexandra Casey
Anna-Lisa Maria Castle Benjamin Peter Catanese William Joseph Celano Jacqueline Chan Jenng Run Chan Michael D. Chan Clio Chang Heidi Esther Chang Kyle Jia-Kai Chang Leela Madeline Chantrelle Benjamin Louis Chartock Landon Xavier Chavis Amrita Kaur Chawla Amy Chen Bing-Jen Joanna Chen Elena Chen Pengfei Chen Yuting Chen Zhongming Chen Ric Chi Ian Philip Childress Marcus Yu-Yeung Chin Aditya Mohan Chirimar Anirudh Chiti Claire H. J. Cho Michelle Eun-Jung Cho Daniel Choi Jacky Man Kwan Choi Serin Lang Choi Yoon Sung Choi Derek Chou Sy yeu Chou Lubabah R. Chowdhury Madhusree Chowdhury Victoria Alesandra Christ Christopher Christoff Hern Hern Chua Edwin Kimondo Chui Daniel Haisung Chun Jenifer Yoon Chung Stephanie Catherine Chung Yoonjung Chung Wanpaga Chutatape Leszek Evan Campbell Ciecimirski David Rittenhouse Clark Dylan James Clemens Cailin Mary Clements Katharine Therese Close Ian Louis Cohen Sahar Cohen Dorehn Paris Coleman Keegan Jean Colletier Katherine Cody Colquitt Rachael Elaine Comunale Tevin Javon Conner Thomas Gaquin Connors Laurel Ruth Conrad Michael Evan Conroy Lauren Grace Constantini Favian Nolan Contreras Daniel Jason Cook Alexander Rodee Cooper Jennifer Rose Cooper Nicole M. Cooprider Cecilia Gertrude Copperman Dominique Ongela Corley Anna Marian Lee Corrigan Steven Cotto Sheila McGinty Crowell Santiago Thomas Cruz Bryan-Benjamin Lucas Cuccioli Hayleigh Fay Cudmore Courtney May Culhane Madeline Elizabeth Culkin Adam Michael Custer Esther Cynn Victoria Margaret Dahl Alexa Fae D'Ambra Emily Elizabeth Dando Prithwijit Kumar Das Conner P. David Perry Solomon Davidoff Adam Davis Onella Shantella Dawkins Nichollas Joseph Dawson Paba Manori De Alwis Chelsea Angela De La Grana Wybren Jan Hendrik de Vries Joshua Daniel DeBarba Danielle Elaine DeBlasis Shaliya Dehipawala Kayla Marie DeLeon Shafika Ali Deria Amar Sukumar Desai Zafir Dharssi Hyun Jae Dhong Alexander Michael Diamond Benjamin Diamond Adrian Alexander Diaz-Granados Michael Menashe Dilamani Dustin Tyler Dillard Samuel Cooper Dillard Elliot Andrew Dine Elizabeth Poor Dingle Julia DiPiazza Tucker Hixson Doherty Frederick Naison Dong Michael Hai Dong Yiqi Dong Maria Domenica Donnini Patrick Oliver Dorion Claire Elaine Dorsett Clare Maguire Dougan Michael Jason Dougherty Alexander Laurence Douglas Alexanderson Jane Dowling Angela Lily Du Chris C. Du Clayton Samuel Dubin Maxwell Benjamin Dubs Olivia Currin Duell Ryan James Dunphy David K. Dupee Dorothy Dupuy Nathaniel Browning Duvall Casey Jill Ebner Nkechi Ebube Mary Ellen Edgerton Tyler Lee Ehrlich Ashley Heidi Elizondo Erin Hannah Ellis Christina Rose Ellison Florentine M. Eloundou Nekoul Caroline Mary Emberton Drew Matthew Endick Taylor Stefan Engstrom Sarah L. Estabrook Jason Joseph Ewas Kristen Ewing Taylor Alexandra Ewy Ogochukwu Adaobi Ezennia Mark Garrett Ezzo Erin Sydney Fahey Natalia Maria Fallas Christopher Ryan Fallon Bin Bin Fan Eric Chen Fang Madeline Joan Farber Benjamin Åke Fayyazuddin-Ljungberg
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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Engineering M. Alexandra Encarnacion Abad Aastha Acharya Stephanie Rose Ahart Robert L. Ainslie Khalid Abdulaziz Al Kaabi Michael Joseph Alexander Matthew John Allen Rajeev Alluri Jonathan Alex Altiero Nathaniel Edward Ames Renato Amez Louis Paul Antonelli Brandon Elliot Aragon Alexander Nathan Armstrong Beatriz Ascencio Miriam Nissa Asher Ryan James Ashley Roman Anatolyevich Averbukh Tara Azamian Thomas Arthur Babineau Evan Michael Baden Maya Chopra Bakshi Brian Gargan Barnes Daniel James Barrett William Alden Bartlett Zoe Ellen Baumgarten Oliver Edward Beacham Nicholas O. Beaumont David Andrew Beavers Ryan Joseph Bender Philip Gerald Berard Amitai Benjamin Berger Nakul Beri D. Emerson Haigh Bilodeau William Austin Blessing Michael Nathan Blonsky Eric Martin Blumberg Chloe Rose Bobker Sara Nicole Boccabella Eric Michael Bodnar Amy Joan Boncelet Anna Letícia M. Botto Caitlin Julia Bowen Steven Daniel Bowker Jennifer Marie Boyd Kevin Conlon Boyle Gregory Alan Braciak Matthew Bryan Brendel Nicole Margaret Brennan Samuel Joseph Brensinger Denzel Aaron Bridges Kate Taylor Britton Iona Katherine Brockie Allan Merritt Brooks Rachael Ayn Brooks Sarah Michelle Brotman Cory Nathan Brown Ryan Thomas Burkard Markus Burkardt Victoria Leigh Burke Eric William Burkholder Juan Antonio Bustamante Jeffrey John Buswell Kenneth James Byers Edward Yao-Shian Bylina Angela Cai Andrew Harvey Caldwell John M. Camardo Andrea Jeeyun Cameron Brett Shelby Cantrell Michael Chen Cao Anne Carmel de Mesa Carandang Jan Henrik Cardenas Matthew Ralph Cario Andrew Everett Carpenter Matthew Carter Cameron Ian Carty Julia Ellen Casagrande Chanel Dominique Casayuran Andrew Charles Casey Christopher Anthony Cassano Eileen Marie Ceconi Dong Jun Cha Eric Randall Chahin Flor Fong-Song Chang Jiho Chang Jin Ho Chang Michelle Jerann Chang Wei-Jean Chang Yu-Po Chang Pawit Chayanupatkul Anthony P. Chen Bei Bei Chen Evan Chen Luke Chen Weijia Chen Alexandra WaiSun Cheng
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Nicole Marie Hansell Ross Elliot Hanson Seth Tohn Harper Kelsey Ann Harrington Marissa Elizabeth Hartleb George Farrell Hartmann Laura Nadine Hayduchok Gary He Joel Christopher Heck Christopher John Heelan Jeff Edward Heidel Elizabeth Ann Henderson Alexander John Hennessy Jacob Colin Henry Manita Michelle Herlitz-Ferguson Manuel Alberto Hernandez Alex Whitmore Hernsdorf Alais M. Hewes Kira Lianne Hicks Brendan Arthur Higgins Gregory Dentinger Hill Thomas Mathew Hirschfeld Joseph Karl Hirshman Kelly Chia Chen Ho Ryan Minh Hoang Brooks Johnathan Hoffecker Benjamin Allen Hoffman Kenneth Paul Holstad Sung Jeong Hong Nicole Marie Honovich Bruno Dominix Hortelano-Roig Alexander Hsia Camelia Hssaine Alex Z. Huang Celine Meng-Fan Huang Dantong Huang Jeffrey Huang Michelle Huang Sean Joseph Hubber Tessa Michelle Huffstater Jennifer Shelby Hulett Tony Shengdong Huo McKenzie Dana Huston Sanyukta Rajendra Inamdar Peter Joseph Ingato Orbi Ish-Shalom William Cory Jackson Brady Isaac Jacobs Monica Mayer Jacobs Nicole M. Jacobson Frances Emma Jaffe Nina Kumari Jain Peter Lawrence Jandovitz Alison Emma Jarmas Kevin Thomas Jerrard Michael James Jessel Bing Yang Jiang Kejing Jiang Mengxiang Jiang Tanapong Jiarathanakul Seok Hyun Jin Shiyi Jin Gina Renee Johnson Kristina Sylvan Johnson Lindsey Mari Joseph Jisun Jung Katherine Freeman Juraschek Olivia Katherine Kalban Noah Kantro Rachel Darish Karcher Imad Ahmed Kariapper Harris Charton Karsch Melanie Lisa Kauffman Connor Stephen Kaufmann Tyler Huntz Kavanaugh Bryan David Keating David Michael Keim David Matthew Kelly Diana May Kelterborn Murray Lewis Keogh Melanie Elizabeth Kern Calvin Jasper Kersbergen Haadea Khan Jatin Khanna Rohit Khullar Nohyon Daniel Ki, Jr. Sameen Joedat Kiayei Jacob Thomas Kiefer Bok Young Kim Eileen J. Kim Esther Jaeyeon Kim Ha Jun Kim Hongsun Kim Judy Hyunkee Kim Jungsoo Kim Patrick Sunghoon Kim Seulgi Kim John Gregory Kirsch Oliver Ryan Kliewe Victoria Leigh Klug Andrew David Knauss Maxwell Lee Koehler Frederick Martin Koennecke Sukgyu Koh Raga Harshala Kolli Daniel J. Korn Mary Elizabeth Krause Danielle E. Krebs Claire Johanna Krejci Rony Krell Alexander Miles Krolick Kyle David Kulas Shawn Arjun Kumar Lemuel Akwila Kumarga Monica Ann Kuroki Brian Joseph Kutsop Ryan Hosae Kwak Sebastien Francis Lachance-Barrett James Alexander Lacko Nikhil Brij Lal David Matthew Lamp Nicholas George Lamson Jared Paul Landsman Xinxiang Lao Angelo Peter Laskaris Garrick Lau Steven K. Lau Anna Elizabeth Le Danielle Yinjae Lee David Jung Lee Dongwook Lee Faye Kyung Lee Franklin Langlang Lee Lauren Julia Lee Suchan Lee Taehoon Lee Shu Tian Lei Timothy Edward Lenardo Zhaoqi Leng Alex P. Leung Tiffany Ka-Wun Leung Andrew Wei Levine Sarah Marie Levine Jeffry Kimura Lew Blair Jonathan Lewis Chia-Hua Li David Yuxi Li Jack Li
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Jian Neng Li Mark Tianshi Li Ray Li Xiongxin Li Zhuo Li Albert J. Liao Breann Hamilton Liebermann Irene Lin Jessie Lin Kevin Lin Philip David Lin Miles Andrew Linscott Brandon Ken Liu Deyu Liu Eileen Beth Liu Jiatong Liu Yifan Liu Yuan Liu Sahejvir Locham Stephanie I. Locks Kristen Marie London Andrew Vincent Lopes Daniel Joseph Losowyj Erin Carr Loughlin Adam Lowery Yi Lu Potter Hai Yi Luan Andrew Lui Wenjie Luo Yizhou Luo Nathaniel Angus Lyon Megan Ma Alexander Maass Casey Mak Jacqueline Hughes Maloney Kelly Nicole Marble Kentaro Michael Marchionni Brendan Timothy Marozas Alex James Marquette Corey James Marsh Alexander William Masetti James Robert Mathew McKenna Kaitlin Mathiak Annapriya Norene Mazur Robert Stewart McBride Richard Patrick McCaffrey Cara Lynn McCauley James Robert McGuinness Scott Joseph McKenzie Douglas Connor Walker McMurtry Christopher Scott McPherson Dhaval Mehta Ruju P. Mehta John Angelo Meluso William Alexander Mendelson Brock Joseph Mendoza Stephen Tyler Menefee Stephen Tyler Menefee Arda Hadi Menzilcioglu Yulan Miao Andrew Steil Michaels Christina Elizabeth Middleton Alexander George Mihalca Chaney Elizabeth Miller Matthew Joseph Miller William Matthew Milne Jason Andrew Mineweaser Xiaocen Gui Minish Peter James Mintun Annalisa Momkus Alexander Francis Montelione Gina Katherine Moon Melissa Morales Gianna B. Morelli Courtney Michelle Morris Chizoba Amarachukwu Mosieri Ariana Elizabeth Mott Robert Craig Murdoch Megan Eleanor Musacchio Christopher James Nady Priya Kunhikrishnan Nambiar Jonathon Bryant Nance Nicholas James Nasello Bader Hisham Nasser Tanvi Gurunath Nayak Michael Chimdi Ndubuisi Michael J. Nevinger Robert Newcomb Andrew Abraham Newhouse Alexander S. Ngai Ho Kei Crystal Ngai Vincent Truong-Vinh Nguyen Rebecca Joy Nichols Marina Kate Nikolaou Raunak Singh Nirmal Toshihiro Noguchi Joshua Paul Nougaret Andrew Triplett Noyes Dias Nurgazy Caitlin Markey O’Donnell Matthew Surjana Oey Chang Min Oh Maximus Nnamdi Okoye Diego Olvera Timur Deniz Ozekcin Horace Pan Kent Wei Pan Aparna Pande Richard R. Panzer Elizabeth Janice Parcher Nicholas Gaetano Parisi Heesung Kevin Park Jeongho Park Joo Young Park Nicole Park Rebecca Park Sung Min Park Theo Park Akhil S. Patel Carlos Andres Patiño Conte Alexander Saso Pavincic Derek Edwin Paxson Noman Ahmed Paya Miles Christopher Pedrone Elizabeth Jean Pereira Thomas Joseph Perez Ian T. Perry John Louis Pertsch Cristen Blair Peterson Joshua Robert Phillips Steele Michael Phillips Mary Catherine Pisaniello Laura Diana Pizzuto Ellyn Elizabeth Plappert Praveen Venkata Polamraju Aleksey A. Polesskiy Emily Jeanne Polk Cory Joshua Pomerantz Christy Tsay Pon Kevin D. Poniatowicz Jeffrey Brian Pontell
Maegan Mary Porpora Joao Paulo Jansch Porto Brian David Possanza Vikram Potdar Akilesh V. Potti Adam Pranda Vito Isamu Prasad Kenneth Pu Ian Adam Purnell Shiyao Qian Daniel Qiu Ivan Feng Qiu Kevin Moy Qiu Lisa Noelle Quinn Alexandru Rablau Jordan Joseph Radas Ivan Radojicic Amelia Files Radtke Kyu Paeck Rah Ziaur Mohammed Rahaman Malvika Raj Vinay Sharanappa Rajur Shraya Ramani Aditya Ramesh Phaedra Anestassia Randolph Charles Garrett Rappazzo Erik W. Rasmussen Ebrahim Khalil Rasromani Mihailo Russell Rebec Nithin D. Reddy Timothy Paul Reiher Jeffrey John Reinders Calvin Schaefer Reuter Victoria Ann Rhodes Alison Paige Ricardo Cole Alexander Richter Christian Michael Rieger Thomas Joseph Risley Katherine Sioux Risvold Michael Eschweiler Rivlin Jack Michael Robbins Nicolas Javier Robert Jacob Buswell Roberts Amanda Lee Rodriguez Mark Francis Romanelli Andria Jean Ronne Valerie Angela Roske Alexander Christian Ross-Stuart Max Rothstein Saran Ruckpanich Ross Andrew Rudow Emily Elizabeth Ruggeri Luis Ruigomez Steven Gage Russell Katherine Elizabeth Russo Andrew Joseph Rzeznik Narayanan Sadagopan David Michael Salbert Jonah E. Saltzman Benjamin Franklin Sands IV Andrew Meyer Sapozink Pratima Satish Damini Saxena Carl Salvatore Schimenti Jennifer Anne Schmidt Kyra Jann Schmidt Stephanie Nanette Schneider Greta Inge Schneider-Herr Eric John Schuh Lukas John Schuh Erica Schulz John Anthony Schwalbe Khadija Kaelyn Scott Trent Cullen Scott Bethany A. Sedziol Andrew Marc Seiden-Plaut Leah Irene Seligman Jung-Duk Seo Yongun Seo Aashika A. Shah Qichao Shao Timothy Steven Shao Abhinav Sharan Victor Shein Yuqiao Joe Shen Detian Shi Jennifer Lynn Shih Gene Woodrow Shin Jeongmin Shin Ju Hwan Shin Lyndsey Rose Shuckerow Marina Alexandrovna Shumakovich Rachel Liora Silverman Jeffrey Kuen Sim Kantaphat Sirison Agatha Hoi Chen Siu Trevor Martin Slaton Patrick David Slogic Barrett Thomas Smith Elizabeth Grace Smith Ellery Gruskin Smith Xue Rong Shane Soh Chaoran Song David Y. Song Randy Song Rachel Marie Sorna Isabel Adriana Soto Dylan V. Sri-Jayantha David Warren Sroczynski Nicholas Ryan St. John Zachary Adam Stair Hercules Radar Stancil Amanda Vissing Steckel Amanda Marie Stefanik Aidan David Stein Matthew Jeremy Stern Adam James Stewart Claire Michelle Straus Arturo Benetti Sullivan Mingze Sun Abhiram Sundaram Vania J. Sung Sarah Ashby Sussman Rei Suzuki Benjamin James Swinford Haines Lancelot Sy Alana Christine Szkodny Dhanya Tadipatri Helen Tan Tzer Han Tan Kunrawee Tangmitpracha Mary Schultz Tapscott Grace Tashjian Lauren Whitney Taylor Taylor Cory Thomas Nicholas Coan Thompson Hongyi Tian Michael Ira Tich Alex Ting Alexander T. Toy Paul Vincent Travisano Gregory George Tsavaris Cora Loomis Turrell Nicholas Gary Tyson Bryan J. Uber Amanda Mae Uhl Manuel Rodolfo Valdez Natali Vannoy
Andre Alejandro Vazquez Dominic Francis Vergata Grace Elizabeth Vezeau Paul Michael Vieselmeyer Rachel Ann Runa Villamayor Maria Elizabeth Vincent Kyle Alexander Visser Joseph Paul Vokt John Michael Vollrath Diane Michelle Von Dehsen Nicholas Scott Wade Bethanie Leigh Wallace Michael G. Walsh Patrick Allen Walsh Chuqi Wang Daniel Ning-Enn Wang Jason Wang Julie Sheu Wang Kai Wang Lydia Wang Michael S. Wang Michelle Manfei Wang Ruijun Wang Zhen Xiang Wang Renee Christine Warrow Todd Irving Warszawski Beth Lorin Weed Robert Yirui Wei Wei Wei William Daniel Weinlandt Naomi Leah Weisz Matthew Bruce Weller Travis Charles Westbrook Andrew Scott Weymouth Rachel Marie Whiteheart Anna Marie Wideska John Widjaja Kaitlin Wiener Benjamin B. Williams Emily Marie Winkler Adam Blake Wolford Hanna Won Beth Ann Wright Adam Gregory Wrobel Carol Wu Jilong Wu Jonathan Zhizhen Wu Terry Chien Hen Wu Victoria Wu Xiaowei Wu John Walter Wujcik Dawn Zhou Xiang Ankai Xu Mikhail Yakhnis Rebecca Yang Stephanie Harn Yang Zhixing Yao Joong Gon Yim Robin Cherng-En Ying Lindsey Louise Yingst Sim Myong Youk Alicia Jamie Young Roger T. Young Sierra Noelle Young Ansha Yu Young Alexander Yu Kathleen Hyunah Yum Lize Daina Zalite Arturo Ricardo Zapata Hojel Zachary Michael Zeno Boyang Zhang Geran Zhang MengJiao Zhang Naiyuan Zhang Qixuan Zhang Robert Jian Zhang Xuexiang Zhang Sarah Zhao Haowen Zheng Lufei Zheng Frances Zhu Jimmy Howard Zhu Xiao Han Zhuo Peter Daming Zieske
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Hotel Administration Nicholas Omid Afsah-Hosseini Tiffany Celestino Aguiar Barry Altmark Nicole Lynn Andress Ceres Andrieu Talia Angelitti Linda Augustin Levi Matthew Austin Natalie Elisa Bachich Chelsea Elizabeth Ball Hannah Elizabeth Balleza Keelin Rose Bannon Kamila Maria Barquet Nazanin M. Behzad Hannah N. Berl Matthew Edward Bernard Robert Riddell Bland Zackary Patrick Bosse Xavier Missiah Bourne Rachel Elisabeth Boyce Stephen Keith Fitzhugh Breedon John Edward Brinkley Talia Lynn Bronfin Brendan Thomas Bruno Austin James Buben Brett Rance Buehler Conor Harrington Burke Ji Hyun Byun Ji Sun Kelly Byun Yunjing Cao Elyssia M. Cardenas Maria Casanova Danielwon Chang Megan Elise Chatham Samuel Aaron Chazen Eileen Xi Chen Vivian Yoon Chen Sue Jung Cho Bo Yoon Choi Patrick Hyo Jun Choi Amanda Clark Sarah Estrella Cohen Silvie R. Cohen Amanda Louise Colfer Thomas Ezra Cornell Collum Shannon Comolli Kartik Mohan Das Stacy Ann Delapenha Randi Faryl Dennett David Desta Hunter Doherty Dietz Ashley Somita Dimond Minh Le Do Peter John Dombrowski Julia Laura Donoghue David Michael Duber Colleen M. Duffy
Bryan H. Dunn Emily Catherine Eisenhut Christina Jane Eng Ryan Douglas Erenstein Michael Wight Falb Jonathan Falcon Yu Fang Derek Adam Fein Nicholas Taper Feldman Jenna Beth Finkelstein Sven Christian Fors Brittany Diana Fox Harrison Edward Fox Isabel Keane Fratt Kai Davis Fukunaga Jonathan Michael Gancas Chelsey Lynn Garman Kevin Martin Garzon Brian Clancy Gee Scott Ross Gelber Michael Frank Geller Jeremy Ross Gilston Matthew Glodz Daniel Lorence Goldman Jose Jesus Gonzalez Allison Paige Gottwalt Preston Douglas Griffith Gray Lauren Jamie Greenberg Youjia Gu Yuna Gu Natalie Victoria Guarino Duncan Thomas Whitfield Hall Yolanda Yueting Han Olivia Rose Harris Kealy Elizabeth Hartman Julie Suzanne Hassman Jesse Louis Heon Hernan Hernandez Michaella Rachelle Herron Aja René Hess Jason Eric Honigman Kimberly Hu Yushi Hu Joshua Philip Hughes Ari Raphael Hyman Christopher Douglas Jacks Cole Bernard Jaeger Jee Hye Jang Jiyon Jang Haley Jeanne Jenkins Wei Jian Karishma Tamarappally John Eric Thomas Jordan James M. Kamedulski Daniel Stephen Katz Aasir Khan Jonathan Myungsun Kim Joori Kim Min Joon Kim Nathan Jisoo Kim Philip Chung Kim Sunwoo Kim Taerie Kim Briana Ashley King Cameron Steven Klein Courtney Kathryn Klein Gavin Grant Knapp Kendra Susan Kobler Margalit Smadar Kohanim Justin Thomas Kontur Dana Alexandra Korr Julia Virginia Kosineski Carleen Michelle Krieb Matthew Adam Kurtas Taylor Lynne Kwasniewski Kai Ho Jonathan Kwok Karim Mansoor Ali Lakhani Bethany Ann Larson Hei Lam Lau Michael Andrew Lawless Eun Jung Lee Jennifer J. Lee Rosa Lee Stephanie Ming-Hui Lee Yun Ha Lee Courtney Alexa Leeds Sarah Charlotte Leishman James Levine Daniel Leyva Yue Liang Yang Liu Yun Liu Yunqing Liu Mackenzie Kathryn Loff Faith A. Logerstedt Jonathan Loke Yiru Ma Rebecca Lynn Mackey Kristen Alaina Magriples April Nicole Manhertz Yana Manoukian Alexandre Daniel Marinier Cole Michael McCormack Thomas Francis McHugh V Elizabeth C. McKee Colin Michael McKenna John Francis McLaury Alex Stuart Mendel Brendan Flanagan Miller Katherine Minnock Kevin Ka Wah Mok Meaghan Julia Moran Gregory David Morgan Mackenzie Jane Muller Andrew Marc Newman Huong Nhi Nguyen Minh Maxim Noble Carolyn Marie Nolan Ingrid Tatiana Nunez Christine Oh Meredith Christine O’Malley Megan Patricia O’Neill Lisa Ann Optican Devika Paul Matthew Peter Picarillo Brooke Conolly Pinto William Gardner Plunkett Sabrinah Poonja Carolyn Alissa Ralph Juan Andres Ramirez Maria Victoria Ramudo Martin William Rauch Erin Nannette Riegert Virgile Rivet Ariel Erika Rodriguez Daven Ashok Roshan Kelsey Elizabeth Rossi Aaron Seth Roth Alexandra R. Sagianis Marshall Evan Sandman Wassim Ramzi Sanhaji Ricardo Screpka Andrea Kum Ying See Austin Graham Segal Zoya Pascale Segelbacher Julie Serpico Christopher Kai Shei Sam Hayden Sheldon Alec Ryan Sherman
Hannah Maria Shin Tyler P. Shine Andrew Carl Siderides Sehaj Singh Savannah Marie Smith Pearl Somboonsong Spencer Mason Stein Aanchal Suri Joshua Loya Sweet Felix Mark Tabary Shinya Tawata Caroline Louise Tawney Kelsie Nikkole Taylor Tejal D. Thakkar Lert Thavornwongwongse Jessica Lynn Thompson Jeremy Taylor Tobin Rachel Mira Towne William Cole Trier Samuel Nicholae Trotman Phillip Truong Andrew Evangelos Tsavides Yohana Tsegai Amy Caroline Tsuei Firas Salah Turkmani Michael Borton Twiford Denisse R. Ugaldez-Flores Nicholas Frederick Vasko Anthony Vincent Ventura David Alexander Villa Christopher Ryan Villanueva Jeremy Wai Emily Elizabeth Walker Shihching Wang Elizabeth Mary Warmingham Junning Wee Wendy Anna Weiss Kristopher Robert White Nichole Ellen Wiggins Sean Christopher Willard Jessica Cardwell Wood Megan K. Wu Qianwen Xiong Samantha Xuexin Ye Wendy Ying Catherine Yoo Ryann Hayley Young Jonathan Daniel Yu James Zen Yui Matthew James Holmes Yuschik Yilin Zhang Robin Menor Zhao Sherry Zhou Yuxi Zhu
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Human Ecology Katelynn Ann Abernathy Megan E. Acito Michael Anthony Acosta Junsuk Ahn Rohan Alaigh Dallas Argueso Chelsea Lynn Atlas Victoria Marie Atzl Mikael Lindsey Austin Martina Azar Emily Diane Bastarache Nicholas James Beccarino Jonathan Behrman Eamari Marianna Bell Monet Danielle Bell Chelsea Rose Berman Rachel Sofi Bernstein Julia Eakin Black Alexandra Rachel Blank Elizabeth Marie Blasser Emily Ruth Blumkin Robert Edwin Bradley Jennifer Jane Briggs Amanda Catherine Bringhurst Colleen Rose Burke Jennifer Nicole Bush Joy Xinyue Cai Katherine Callaghan Carley Anne Campbell Kimberly Campos Alix Nicole Cantor Jamie Felice Cantor Cassandra Lane Carr Christopher Ryan Caruso Nikhita Chahal Frankie Chan Kearny Chang Jonathan Robert Chen Josephine I-Chao Chen Kevin Mike Chen Vivi Wei Chen Tsun Wing Samson Cheung Yae Jin Cho Joana Hahna Choe Grace Eun-jean Choi Yunyoung Choi Morris Choy Dylan Fredrick Cicero Marisa Z. Cirlin Allison Christine Clack Brian Matthew Coard Zoe Amara Coleman Megan Lynn Connolly Haley Elizabeth Conover Twinkle Kuldip Contractor Anna Louise Copilevitz Caroline Elizabeth Craig Jacqueline Kim Crews Suveera Dang Zaakirah Damali Daniels Divya Dayal Raquel Alicia Denis Rachel Joanne D'Epagnier Reed Phillip DesRosiers Samantha Nicole Dichter Marianne Christine Dorado Janelle Marie Dorn Hannah Elizabeth Doyle Morgan Paige Drucker Nisha H. Drummond Brenda Marie Duenas Rebecca Alison Dugal Michelle Thuy Mai Duong Elizabeth Marie DuPre Jocelyn Star Durlacher Allison Michelle Eatroff Nicole Marie Eder Alexander Abraham Egan Deborah Oluwafemi Egbo Samuel Michael Einbinder Edan Tom Elias Lily Talbot Estabrook Julie Kathleen Ewing Eric Steven Faber Folasade Famakinwa Miranda Dershiuan Fang Margot L. Faude Talia Fiano Margaret Mary Finn
Anton Blaise FinucaneCourreges Emily Victoria Fipphen Lauren Cari Fleischer Kathleen Rose Fogg Chi Ching Evelyn Fok Elyse Frances Frank Andrew David Freiman Claudia Michelle Gabai Lydia Ali Gallo Jia Chen Gao Andre Powell Gardiner Lara Maria Gentilini Lydia Elizabeth Gill Ross Paul Gillum Jordana Lubin Gilman Diana Alison Glattly Samantha Bess Gobioff Julie Lauren Gold Julia Goldfeld Antoinette Marie Goldthrite Amauri Gomez Kelsey Elizabeth Graeber Madison Aviane Grasty Dana Elizabeth Greene Courtney Danielle Gullett Caterina Ysabel Gutierrez So Mi Ha Monique Desarie Hall Steven Ham Marissa Lynn Hammer Josefina Morgan Hamren Michelle Haemi Han Andrew Hasler Anne Teresa Hayes Emily Rose Hayko Erwin He Cayley Dylan Heller Leah Hannah Hellerstein Brandon Lee Heroth William Charles Higgins Kristin Anne Hildebrandt Joanne Hong Julie Ann Horwath Morgan Belle Howard Alice C. Huang Sarah Ingalls Hudson Stephanie Soojung Hyon Andrew Joseph Ines Saidislom Kabilovich Israilov Cara Elizabeth Janeczko Youngsil Jang Erica L. Jarmer Elaine Minerva Jaworski Sheniqua Tawayna Jeffrey Annie Jeon Ji Hyun Jo Michael Paul Johnson Ashley Jennifer Marie Jones Connie Jung Thomas Albert Kania Iha Kaul Rebecca Frances Keable Caroline Mary Kebbe John Frederick Keeley Christine Gy-Hyun Kim Scott Euisuk Kim Dale Annette Kinney Jillian Christa Kinney Jill Allena Kirby Hallie Rose Klein Anna Krivolapova Kyle Andrew Kurkela Sarah Phyllis Kurland Josef Kushner Elizabeth Rose Kussman Rachel Stephanie Lacks Jamie Rose Landsman Nicole Kathy Lau Daniel Friel Leach Jessica A. Lebovits Hasoo Lee Je-Chan Lee Jinjoo Lee Joo Won Lee JungHa Lee Justine Wing-yee Lee Sharon J. Lee Nina Legrand Michael Steven Lemm Michelle T. Leonetti Grace Rana Leu Kate Lew Mengyu Li Narinta Jan Limtrakul Jonathan C. Lin Patricia Lin Steven Lin Hayley Claire Lindahl Sarah Elizabeth Liscia Ailin Lu Laura Nicole Lumadue Rachel Allison Lumish Andrew John Luzzi Kelsey Frances Lynch Nancy Laurel Machado Nayab Mahmood Samantha Paige Marfurt Lauren Rachel Marinoff Emily Anna Martin Tiffany Tanea Maye Courtney Erin Mayszak Ilexis Cindi Mazer Meghan Leigh McDarby Kerrin Catherine Meseck Holly Anne Meyers Misty Kim Miglorin Judith Norbertine Mildner Madeline Elizabeth Miles Jennifer Jiahuan Mo Amrita Mookerjee Hyun Jung Moon Amanda Christine Morse Caroline W. Motschwiller Nisha Mulay Ivy Njeri Mumo Erin Rachel Murphy Molly Elizabeth Myers Jung Yun Na Melanie Netter Rachel Dennie Nichols Nicole Michelle Niehoff Terigray Ihuoma Nnanabu Shauna-Kay Lamoy Nugent Robert Saah Nyumah Aaron Michael Oder Veronica Ann Palumbo Rebecca Catherine Parascandola Kelly Anne Parness Sheena Dinesh Patel Alex Joseph Pelliccione Lucy Peng
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Jasmin Perez Hayley Nicole Permut Steven Haresh Persaud Melanie Betsy Perten Jane Patricia Pinckney Harlan Ross Pittell Adrienne Stephanie Ponce Chelsea Brooke Popkin Juhi Murli Purswani Annelise Merwin Quinn Hemavattie Ramtahal Amrita Rao Chandra Rashid Katy L. Reines Skylar Paul Renslow Craig John Richards Jessica Nicole Ridella Vanessa Renee Rivera Jeremy Roberts Madeline Carrie Rochford Huri Rodriguez Morlet Sarah Corinne Roger Melissa Ann Romero Nathaniel James Root Rachel Jennifer Rosenbaum Sarah Frances Rosenblum Samuel Joseph Rotbart Leila C. Sampson Lodoe Sangmo John Francis Schilkowsky Mariel Floren Schneider Grace Seo Aadit Tushar Shah Erika Rose Shankman Julia Anne Shapiro Sarah Ann Sherman Xin Shu Alessandra Chantel Shultz Rohan Singh Stephen Siu Mary-Catherine Skoulos Ericka Lord Slingerland Alison Ann Smith Dominic Joseph Soegono Steven Matthew Soler Sahana Somasegar Georgia Beth Rapport Sommer Abby Mizner Spatz Jennifer Marie St. Peter Michael Harris Stern Emilie Catherine Stewart Mariel Paquette Strauch Daniel Daewon Suh Hannah Emily Swartz Emily Ann Sweeney Aimee R. Takamura Leetal Talmor Pamela Terlizzi Aishini Thiyagarajan Dominique D. Thomas Kathy Tin Chelsea Michele Tisosky Jessica Lynn Treadwell Pushpinder S. Uppal Branden William Van Loon Michael C. Verini Jaclyn Fallon Vingan Raul Mauricio Vinueza Samuel Levi Volkin Jessica Tracey Wang Trevor M. Ward Diana Yoojung Wee Erica Joy Weiner Lane Barrett Wendel Meghan V Witherow Sally Cheying Wong Allison Anne Wood Lawren Evangeline Wooten Jiawen Wu Jocelyn Mary Wu Gregory Alexander Wyler Priscilla Sue Yang Emily Yeh Seong Hee Yoon Chelsea Margaret Yost Lesley Young Ivana Kristin Zakoworotny Hannah Ruth Zalusky Mary Alexandra Zambello Emily Elizabeth Zerishnek Anna Zhu Marina Anne Ziemian
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE In Industrial and Labor Relations Danielle Brooke Abada Dhananjay Adusumilli Michael John Alan John Lindley Alexander Pamela Ijeoma Amaechi Cecilia Peiqian An Ronald Charles Anderson Moises David Andrade Lauryn Elizabeth Andrews Philip David Andriole Michael John Angelo Soo Min Bae Christopher Rydell Bain Jeffrey Robert Baker Roscoe D. Balter Cornell Minwoo Bang Joelle Barreau John Thomas Barrett Jonathan Ross Beckerman Molly Joan Beckhardt Joshua Evan Benamram Shepard Blake Berlin Daniel Frankel Bernard Michelle A. Birnbach Geoffrey Jacob Hamilton Block Anne Marguerite Blum Claire Michelle Blumenthal Simon James Boehme Michael Storm Bohling Alexander William Bores Beatriz Gabriela Bouras Ashleigh Bowie Kyle Christopher Brewster Charles Robert Bucher Greta M. Buerman Bridget Turco Bugliari Regina Burd
Lillien Montanye Burns Marcela Gisele Cabello Kathleen Marie Carpenter Timothy Bruce Carswell Michael Francis Chant Fatima Chaudhri Bryan Cheah Wesley Chen John Cheng Lina Fanglin Cheng Rebecca Yow-Ting Chien Seung-Hyun Choi Dipabali Chowdhury Wade Gary Christensen Collin Webber Clark Hannah Clark Nicole Marie Cleminshaw Jared Cooperman Raisa Correa Ramalho Gregory James Crawford Christopher Arturo Cruz Jeffrey John Curran Joanna Dorothy Czyzewski Thomas D’Alessandro Trey William Dandreta Brandon Garrett Davis Michael Sean Davis Calvin James DeCarlo Samantha Dawn DeLouya Kristina Courtney Deighan Zachary Evan Delle Natalie Katharina Depew Leo Yi Ding Taylor May Doyle Thomas Joseph Erikson Ross Nelson Evans Evan Mark Fairbrother Nichol Deborah Falk Michael Anthony Ferrante III Devra Tamar Flatté Andrea Olson Foley Matthew Bryant Foley Avery Johnson French Juliana Alexis Garcia Zachary Maxwell Gayner Denis Delfin Geary Lopez Grant Baird Gellatly Timothy Ambrose Gentzlinger Grant Frederick George Brian Samuel Gordon Jonathan Daniel Groton Stephanie Guaba Matthew C. Hanna Shivali Haribhakti Marc Justin Hershberg Taylor Brittany Hooks Trevor Edward Horton Joseph Allen Houck David Weijun Huang Michelle Huang Rishu Jain Sahil Jain Huaxin Jiang Matthew Edward Joe Najah De’nai Johnson Michael David Jones Shane Marshall Jones Meredith Amanda Joyce Rangarajan Kanthadai Alexis Brittany Katz Michael Aaron Katz Maxwell Morris Kaufman Jennifer Ariel Kay Erica Marie Kepski Jihea Khil Hannah Hayoung Kim Samuel David Klarich Blaise John Koncsol Cristina Amanda Lara Hyuck Jae Lee Jung Sub Lee Danielle Olivia Leibowitz Pamela Beth Leo Laurel Elizabeth Leyden Elsie Rosael Liaros Michelle Hui Jun Lim Debbie Meng-Ting Lin Mary Elizabeth King Lopez Joe Vincent Loria Annelise MacLeod Malavika Madgavkar Abby Jennifer Maldonado Brenda Jasmin Manra Randall Markush-Hallman Carmen Isabel Martinez Oliver Adams Marvin Jonathan Lewellyn Masannat Jennifer Elizabeth May Justin Anthony McCollin Christopher Arthur McGinn Rachel Genevieve McGivern George Maxwell McKenna Rachel Michelle Medin Arsham Memarzadeh Olivia Michelle Mirabella George Alfred Miranda Jackson Mlawer Angela Ester Oppus Moe Manuela Evenye Monjimbo Kashmira Rachel Moore Melissa Ann Mrozinski Julia Michelle Mueller Alfonse Robert Muglia Jessica Katherine Neiman Kai Sam Ng Sheretta Lydia Noel Julia Rose Nosofsky Jennifer Rose O’Brien Daniel Francis O’Connor Ashley Rose O’Sullivan Simisola Caroline Obatusin Harrison Parker Okin Isabella Anna Oledzka Michael Patrick Ols Jesse Harris Orshan Nicola Vincenso Parisi Stella Minji Park Anjelique Elizabeth Parnell Michael David Parnell Pooja Patel Ryan Joseph Pederson Ashley Andersen Pelzel Carly Sara Penner Francis Joseph Pensabene Zachary Alonzo Pierce Joshua Reuben Polevoy Jack Matthew Polivy Susan Mason Porter Catherine Anne Powell Daniel Larkin Powers Andrew Zachary Prafder Lauren Christen Pregent Joseph Paul Prendergast Ariel Joseph Prescott Jessica Ann Reif Atasia Rashae Richardson Kelly Rogers Juan Pablo Roman Gonzalez Sam Jason Rosenberg
Geoffrey Joshua Rosenthal Max Van Buren Ruderman Felicia Marie Salinas Colette Kathryn Salvatore Kavitha Sampath Zachary Beggelman Sanders Benjamin Ross Schneid Alexa Joy Gardner Schwartz Catherine Audrey Seya Manpreet Singh Shergill Sameena Fatima Siddiqui Bhairvi Singh Kenyatta M. Smith Michael G. Sobel Hyun Ji Song Benjamin Edward Sorensen Danielle Harris Soskel Jordan Ronald Spataro Jake J. Stevelman Justin Willis Stuebgen Stella Suharja Peter Wladyslaw Szewczyk Calvin Wearen Tan Kevin Thomas Tobin Gregory Adam Tonarelli Erick Jose Torres Nicholas Carl Toth Donavan Yan-Kit Trieu Derrick Alexander Vallejos Allison Mary Vitkauskas Andrew Michael Wagner Erica Jane Walker Cameron James Walsh Thomas A. Wasko Hannah Constance Weaver Samuel Joseph Wechsler Matthew S. Weiner Matthew Yale Weiner Eric David Weintraub Katherine Helen White Elle Marie Wohlmuth Heidi Kim Wong Di Wu Catherine Su Yam Sahnghee Steffany Yoon Cameron F. Younger Christine Kao Yu Katherine JiQian Yu Kelsey Lauren Zajac Ana Cristina Zapata Amy Z. Zhang Wenxiao Wendy Zhang Eric Hangyin Zhou Kaichen Zhu Ryan Scott Zuckerman
BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE In Architecture, Art and Planning Deontaye L. Adams Maya Noelle Alexander Tyler M. Barker Sophia Penn Buffara Nicholas Gheta Cassab Germain Chi-Chin Chan Daniel Hogeun Choi Luis A. Corzo Carly L. Dean Cyrus Aidan Dochow Alberto Embriz-Salgado Mary Bray Erickson Charlotte M. Firestone Manuela Garcia-Estrada Jessica Lynn Gardenhire Stephanie Caroline Gitto Juan David Grisales Peter C. Gudonis Janaya Nicole Hart Andrew Gascoigne Herington Wei-Yen E. Hsieh Abigail Rebecca Jean Jeffrey J. Kim Zhaklin Krasnokutskaya Junyoung Lee Calvin W. Liu Shuping Simon Liu Jeffrey Chengduan Lu Jonathan Dietrich Negron James Linh Nguyen Kao Grace Onishi Saanya Mazher Papar Christian Alejandro Parra Erin Anne Pellegrino Marcela Ramírez Loren Holly Rapport Brooke Hyesoo Rho Janice Rim Jake Rudin Elease Ariana Samms Nicolas Costas Savvides Heidi Ann Schmitt Sarah Jaclyn Schwartz Lillian Rose Simon Roberto Carlo Soto Lingbo Sun Yoana Atanasova Taseva Joshua Matthew Tawney Daniel Andres Torres Camille Aimee Vélez Maria Paula Villarraga Hans Wang Tiantian Wei Sean S. Wen Cathy Joung Won Wenying Wu Eileen M. Xie Felema Yemaneberhan
BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS In Architecture, Art and Planning Sae Jun Ahn Anastasia Elizabeth Allwine Constanza Armes Cruz Joanna Sophie Baucic Elizabeth Anne Boyle Cierra Rae Cain Se Young Cha McCrea Ingalls Davison Emily Ilyssa Greenberg Jihyun Jeong Alexis Chun Lee Suh Yoon Moon Natani Gywnnel Notah Diego Olvera Vega Jun Gi Park Samuel David Pelts Emily Kim Ruegger Timothy Leo Taranto Larisa-Marie Tracy Xu Yang
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE Tiffany Lauren Arakaki Juan Carlos Artolozaga James William Blair Yuxin Cao DeJeana Marie Chappell Jeannie Chung Jason Mark Freedman Aaron Hudson Gensler Gregory Arthur Gyulai Andrew Alan Hart Timothy Michael Ho Xin Jin Elizabeth Kang Mi Young Kang Rachel Elizabeth Kaplan Catherine Noyon Kim Bradley James Kinsey II Kwan Ho Felita Li XiaoXiao Li Feng Lin Zhongtian Lin Bo Liu Xiaoyang Liu Corinne Danielle Lloyd Moody Maegan Raeanne Magathan Khaled Mohammad Walid Malas Maxim Vladimirovitch Maximovitch Alison Gay Nash Arsalan Rafique Emmanuel Jonathan Ramirez Muro Martin Jonathan Raub Heriberto Rodriguez Valenzuela Danny Kamal Salamoun Elizabeth Joan Saleh Gang Song Yilan Tao Anh Kim Tran Fengliu Wan Simin Wang Zihan Wang Xueting Wei Peter Williamson Ying Xu Yidi Yao Tianwei Ye Youngjin Yi Xuhui Zhang
MASTER OF ARTS Neal Alfred Allar Anisha Arabolu Jerry Joseph Benjamin Angela Brie Bleggi McArdle Steffen Blings Charis Ford Boke Kamalika Bose Katrina L. Browne Yiwen Cai Matteo Donald Calla Ayse Candan Frank Robert Castelli Amanda Jaclyn Cheney Qing Cheng Meng Tat Chia Christina French Chick Liliana Colanzi Jonathan Charles Corbin Christine Nicole Coyer Alexandra Creola Mark William Deets Aimee Catherine Douglas Austin Paul Duggan Kevin Trieu Duong Ryan Christopher Edwards Carlos Falcao De Azevedo Gomes Xin Fan Joseph Atchison Florence V Jessica Michelle Gaby Triveni Gandhi Peregrine A. Gerard-Little Emily Giacomarra Mariana Giusti-Rodriguez Danya Alexandria Glabau Pauline Goul Kyle Wade Grove Jose Mario Guerreiro Lopes Pranav Gupta Mahyar Hadighi Diana Sue Hamilton Clare Catherine Hane Matthew David Hoffman Hilary Jane Holbrow Lauren Elizabeth Honig Anna Horakova Cristina Hung Naoko Iida Emily Kent Kane Isaac Benjamin Kardon Hannah Kim Ji Young Kim Woosung Kim Caitlin Elizabeth Kolb Rebecca Sara Kosick Swapna Kothari David Kovacs Hye Jin Lee I-Zhuen Lee Mike Cheng-Yu Lee Erica Pauline Levenson Emily Levitt Gustavo Llarull Stephen Low David Edward Lutz Sean McNulty Lyons Yanlei Ma Agrima Mahajan William Owen Marshall Takaaki Masaki Marybeth Ruether Matlack Corinna Maxine Carol Matlis Matthew Clinton McConnell Corey David McNeilly Alberto Milian Diane Wach Miller Ross Teichert Milton Debi Prasad Mohapatra Eilis M. Monahan Danielle Fuentes Morgan Amanda Katherine Moutner Hannah Ruth Mueller Ruth Hannah Mullett Daniel Scott Murphy Whitten Overby Ankita Patnaik Elise Kathleen Paul Alice Shira Phillips Vijay Michael Phulwani Jinglin Piao Nancy Quintanilla Casey James Radostitz Daniel Matthew Radus Kalyani Raghunathan
Matthew Thomas Reeder Brianna Marie Reid Catherine Grace Reyes-Housholder Jacqueline Cecilia Reynoso Thomas Anton Richmond Philip Robinson Aaron David Rosenberg Mariana Saavedra Espinosa Chelsea Alicia Sanker Samantha Morgan Sanft Kristie Ann Schlauraff Orriana Christina Sill Annalise Josefine Smith Young Hye Song Mallory SoRelle Matthew Stief Shruta Swarup Kei Fung Dennis Tai Marcel Taminato Nathan James Taylor Lu Teng Gregory Massey Thaler Dexter Lee Thomas, Jr. Stephen David Thompson Jordan Arthur Dale Thomson Mia Suzanne Tootill Rebecca Marie Townsend Duc Phan Minh Truong Facundo Hernan Vega Alexis Kalilah Walker Katherine Harvest Walker Kathryn O’Neil Weber Leigh Ramsay Wedenoja Nicole Louise Weygandt Danielle Margaret Wu Ran Yan Christine Yao Jijie Zhao Nellie Lei Zhao Janos Zsiros
MASTER OF ARTS IN TEACHING Allison Kay Box Patricia Marie Dalglish Alison Marie Falkenburgh Robert L. Hockenbury Sefra Alexandra Levin Carly Elizabeth Neumann Christina Maria Norberg Susan Marie Pienta Stephanie M. Rhoades Mallory Elizabeth Ryan Stephanie M. Supa
MASTER OF ENGINEERING Luigi Abbate Shashank Adimulam Jasmine Kaur Ahuja Sakdipong Ajavakom Opeyemi Akanji Afolabi Oluwatobi Akingbe Nojoud Mohammad AL Fayez Rawan Mohammad S Al Ghofaili Koen Tom Denise Alexander Jeffrey Raymond Alfano Zain Ali Elham Alipanahiramandi Abdulrahman A Th A Th Almishwat Stephanie Alexandra Altrui Sruja Aluri Noelle Aly Cory Michael Anson Demian Nicolas Arancibia Zeballos Sunaina Arshad Roman Anatolyevich Averbukh Zeyu Bai Megan Johanna Baker Christine Marie Bakewell Narendranath Balasubramoni Emre Deniz Balci Maneet Bansal Xiaofan Bao Brandon David Bass Nicolas Begasse de Dhaem Evyatar Hagay Belson Clement Paul Joseph Benard Ashley Lauren Benson Patrick Connolly Berens Vishal Thakchandra Bhagwandas Aksheev Bhambri Sagar Sham Bhanage Manjusha Bharadwaj Varun Bharadwaj Aiswarya Bhavani Shankar Annas Bin Adil Daniel Joseph Blackman Steven George Blasch Louis Bohorquez Anthony Adolfo Boiano Shari Lee Boibeaux Roshan Shetty Bolar Ramachandra Pravallika Krishna Botcha Alexandra Provost Braun Craig Anthony Brewer Robert Bennett Brigham II Madeline Claire Brumback Samantha Ann Bryant Ronald Louis Bunshaft Sravani Burela Edgar Allen Araullo Cabrera Hongtao Cai Yaqi Cai Chen Cao Carlos Alfonso Castellanos Marie Catalano Lingna Chai Andrew K. Chan Craig Kaitai Chan Samuel Sing Chan Christopher Chapa Nilabja Chattopadhyay Thuy-Anh Do Chau Kaveri Chaudhry Chih-Horng Chen Dunfei Chen Matthew Lishang Chen Qian Chen Qinglin Chen Xiaolong Chen Xu Chen Yaze Chen Yurun Chen Zeyuan Chen Zhe Chen Zhenyu Chen Zihao Chen Shuran Cheng Yueran Cheng Allen Cheong Crystal Tze-Ying Cheung Pranali Shailesh Chhatbar
Xiangrui Chi David H. Choi Harim Choi Jin Hwan Choi Bryan Chong Hau Foo Michelle Marie Chopra Snehashis Choudhury Jonathan Scott Christensen Jessica Yuan Chu Mor Cohen Ricky James Matulac Concepcion Charles Frederick Coombs IV Daniel J. Coppola Amanda C. Costello William Joseph Cramer Bryan-Benjamin Lucas Cuccioli Yuan Cui Subhabrata Das Vinayaka Dattatraya Anisha Dattatraya Kulkarni Zachary Allen Dean Abirvab Deb Nicholas Deisadze Victor Gonzalo Delgado Sean Peter Dennin Ziqi Diao Stephanie Cynthia Diaz Karissa Elaine Diggs Bing Ding Ningning Ding Shijie Ding Yuhong Ding Andrew Clark Doberstein Jingyuan Dong Owen Song Dong Jennifer Ashley Doughty Vincent John Dowling III David Michael Drolet Christopher Girard Ducharme Karen Elizabeth Duffy Travis Michael Duran Udememfon Felix Ekarika Joseph Steven Elich Masaki David Endo Zachary Escalante Haolun Fan Jiadi Fan Xuhua Fan Feifei Fang Jiongjia Fang Katherine Lee Fang Karim Fawzy Lauren Peggy Feinstein Xueying Feng Luiz Eduardo Ferri Maike Fillmer Matthew Steven Fisher Ian J. Forsythe Hanxiao Fu Mengni Fu Aditya Satish Gaitonde Herat Amrish Gandhi Rahul Suresh Gandhi Tian Gao Jennifer Lauren Gass Anuj Gautam Zhengyi Ge Zhongbo Geng Julio Eduardo Gerlein Osio Shayan Ghose Arpita Ghosh Dastidar Kira Gidron Nathaniel Fain Gilbert Cameron Ira Glass Maithili Ajit Gokarn Louis Todd Goldstein Edwin Ramiro Gomez Prathika Gopalkrishna Siddarth Govindarajan Christopher Daniel Graham Erich Brookey Graham Alexandra Delaplaine Green Ashlee Greene Jesse Alexander Greene Benjamin Lee Greenman Randeep Kaur Grewal Peter Shen Gu Owen Robert Guldner Ranjit Gunipati Murali Robert Guo Songlin Guo Xin Guo Apoorv Gupta Vaibhav Gupta Richa Gwalani Yoon Chul Haam Seth Hafferkamp Michael Rafael Haggerty Erik Sebastian Halberg Randall Stephen Harrison Furqan Hassan Xingyao He Benjamin Colin Hennessy Elaine G. Higashi Manit Haresh Hirani Amy Ho Michael Bradford Holl Thomas Devon Hooker Erika M. Hoppner Sarah Elizabeth Hornbostel Nianlong Hou Allison Wei Hsia Tsung-Yao Hsu Tianyu Hu Chih-Chieh Huang Lezhang Huang Wenyi Huang Xintian Huang Yicheng Huang Yiqiu Huang Zequn Huang Cheuk Hang Hui Gregory Karl Huizinga Hsiao-ting Hung Kuo-en Hung Howard Luhao Hwang Joonyoung Hwang Rachel Elizabeth Hyder Young Bum Hyun Muhammad Twaha Naqash Ibrahim Sang Ha Im Sung Kyoon Im Marit Louise Imsdahl Theresa Ashioma Ishiekwene Benjamin Gordon Jaeger Manik Jain Rahul Jain Namrata Jampani Al Jean-Francois James Jeng Xingchen Ji Tianyi Jiang Wei Jiang Yiyi Jiang Zhefu Jiang
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Tanapong Jiarathanakul Minni Jindal Bill W. Jo Christopher Jonathan Alicia Violeta Juárez Crow Camacho Heejoon Jung Emma Carole Yadang Ganne Kamnang Joohyuk Kang Junchao Kang Gagan Nandakishore Kangovi Imtiaz Mohamed Karim Todd K. Kawakita Megan Noel Kay Yinan Ke Kyle Robert Kendall Kyle Patrick Kentch Justin Christopher Kerber Rishi Khullar Emma Frances Kilfoyle Changhun Kim Daniel Y. Kim Sang Kyu Kim Seunghyun Kim Su Zi Kim Won Kyum Kim Yejin Kim Yong Jae Kim Katherine A. Kirk Alexander Kittelberger Kevin Yuu Ko Ravi Kodali Kristopher Peter Kooi Jason D. Koutoudis Vladimir Kovalevsky Roland Krieger Abhishek Krishnappa Manjunath Edward Overton Krum Neha Sanjay Kulkarni Prasannjit Kumar Tiffany C. Kuo Vera S. Kutsenko Nathaniel Der-Lin Kwok Paul Christus James Larios Garrick Lau Warren Lau Gil Hyung Lee Jae Dong Lee Jonathan Wonjoo Lee Joyce Lee Kyu Young Lee Kyung Min Lee Suchan Lee Peiqi Lei Brice William Lekavich Jonathan Pierre LeMoel Andrew Li Boshi Li Chen Li Connie Cen Li Han Li Yayi Li Yi Li Ying Li Yuexing Li Christopher James Lifgren Chieh-sheng Lin Hanna Lin Wei-Chou Lin Yu-Hui Lin Elana Liskovich Chenxi Liu Daqi Liu Lu Liu Meng-Ling Liu Sijia Liu Tuo Liu Xi Liu Xuan Liu Yisi Liu Johnattan Llanos Kevin Lo Josue Alejandro Lopez Berganza Edward Lu Gongcheng Lu Hanting Lu Hao Lu Junxing Lu Shuai Lu Xiaolin Lu Yen-Chun Lu Yudi Lu Xiaofan Luan Kevin Luo Ha Nguyen Nhat Luu Chenwei Ma Runci Ma Xiao Ma Piyush Maheshwari Lee Mahoney Hammad Hasan Malik Upom Naimee Malik Shawn P. Malloy Tiancheng Mao Catherine Anne March Daniel Matthew Margolin Liana Mari Shelby Marks Aaron Michael Martinez Ivan Martynenko Shaheen Sabir Mashraqui Noah Benjamin Maze Michael McCarthy Linda Nora McLaughlin Michael John Mehallow Katrina M. Mehringer Hersh Pradip Mehta Weilin Meng Meredith G. Metzler Mark Gawain Milner Joshua C. Min Asmaa M’nebhi Mani Modayil Korah Uma Rani Mohan Saisrinivasan Mohankumar Jonathan Baldwin Mohr Julia Elizabeth Morris William J. Moseson Priam Sriram Mukundan Saikiran Mullaguri Paul Robert Munn Edgar Munoz Brett Lauren Musco Syed Ahmed Nadeem Nikash Narendra Kumar Prasaanth Neelakandan Kyle Yu Wei Ng Yenhou Clement Ng Linh Hoai Nguyen Yu Ning Kwadwo Nyarko Chinazo Obiejesi Christian Ogando
Ryan M. O’Hern Alper Osman Olcay Diego Olvera Vega Oluwasegun V. Omoniyi David Rafael Padilla Deeksha Padma Prasad Edward James Pallett Shunyao Pan Harsh Pandey Jyoti Pandey Khushboo Pandia Karthikeya Kumar Pandit Siddharth Tushar Parikh Robert Alan Parks Sabrina K. Paseman Rajan Patel Manjunath Patil Prashama Rajendra Patil Pritam Bramhadeo Patil Shivam Dilip Patil Michael Pecorino Anurag Sai Peddaiahgari Hui Peng Joseph Kwan-Ning Peng Chelsea Eileen Pereira Shubham Dattaram Pinge Matthew Henry Pizzonia Sebastian Yordano Polanco Austin Roger Powers Leonardo A. Pozzobon Laxman Prabhu Atheendra Pradyumna Tarun Neola Grace Putnam Julie Marina Putzak Lin Qi Yilun Qian Ying Qin Daniel Qiu Zhenxuan Qiu Jared L. Quintana Ziaur Mohammed Rahaman Deepika Rajagopalan Deepthi Rajagopalan Yogesh Rajak Tejas Chandrashekhar Raje Atif M. Rakin Matthew Jeffrey Ramey Nashaat S. Rasheed Heidi Ellen Rausch Rakesh Recharla Chenchu Darcy Marie Regan DongChul Rhue Andrew Fraser Richardson Justin Daniel Richmond-Decker Owen James Sullivan Rickey Vani Rikhy David Joseph Rodriguez Michael Angelo Rodriguez Hongqian Rong Vincent Alexander Rosa Joshua Daniel Roybal Qi Rui Byung Wook Ryu Rohit Sudheer Sabnis Nitin Sagar Sahgal Kafayat Adetoun Salawu Guneet Sandhu Erick Ivan Santillan Ramirez Francisco Javier Saravia Paul I. Sarkaria Nandkishore Sathiamoorthy Melissa Satria Brian Paul Scherf Scott Jarrett Schlacter Michael Douglas Schmitt Neil Anjan Sen Ethan Sungmin Seo Jin Sha Daniel Shae Mohammed Sameed Shafi Darshan Rakesh Shah Yuning Shao Kaiyu Shen Shi Shen Zecheng Shen Zhengyuan Shen Kimberly G. Sheriff Preetam Mohan Shetty Shipali Shetty Haobing Shi Menghan Shi Mengying Shi Mingda Shi Sally L. Shi Yi Shi Yixuan Shi Adam Shih Melissa Dori Shinbein Aadeetya Shreedhar Ryan A. Sigurdson Mark Kenneth Simpson Lydia Elizabeth Skrabonja Cameron Alexander Smith Kabir Sodhi Suman Mallapura Somasundar Jia Song Kailu Song Ki Song Ming Song Ashley Sough Kevin Florian Clement Soulard Tyghe Robert Speidel Richard James Speranza, Jr. Shalima Sreenath Tejaswini Srinivasa Joseph Thomas Stagnitta Norman Randall Stapleton Jamie Adele Sternlicht Min Su Shoujun Su Sarvesh Abhay Sukhatme Gongshi Sun Josh Qiaoxi Sun Mengjuan Sun Zhenyang Sun Zhexun Sun Aakash Sureka Vandana Swaminathan Edward C. Szoka Krishna Sasank Talasila Lauren Talbot Supreet Suresh Talikoti Makiko Tanaka Yu Tang Ziyi Tang Kunrawee Tangmitpracha Ankur Kishor Thakkar Anusha Thatipelli Kristian Isaac Thomas Dylan John Thorner Lei Tian Yi Tian Marisa Ann Till Phillip Marvin Tischler Ackerley Liang Xun Tng Gregory Vincent Tobkin Vaidehi Vilas Tole Adam Michael Trofa Peter Hengte Tseng
Tse-Yin Tu Cecilia Guadalupe Turcios Mathilde Hedwige Eleonore Urbain Kahini Ashwin Vaid Kiran Vajapey Schuyler Avery Veeneman Priyanka Venkatesh Bradly Travis Verdant Sakshi Verma Cristian Vilorio Maria Demetrios Vissas Eeshan Wagh Bethanie Leigh Wallace Adrienne Lynn Walter Alexander Jing Wang Charles Makoto Wang Chen Wang Endian Wang Haoxuan Wang Ji Wang Jin Wang Jingyi Wang Ke Wang Lijia Wang Long Wang Lydia Wang Mahina Guyue Wang Ruolin Wang Shuyi Wang Wei Wang Yezhou Wang Yunhan Wang Yunhan Wang Zhexiao Wang Robert Vincent Weber Yuanqin Wei Lei Wen Tong Weng Daron Westly Ryan Richard Westover John William Whitmer Curtis Williamson Calvin Jay Winder Bennett M. Wineholt Alex Leon Wolff Caleb Daniel Woo Nathan Woo Stacey Ann Wrazien Cheryl Wu Di Wu Hench Hai Ji Wu Lanbo Wu Li-Chieh Wu Tian Xia Fei Xie Fengyi Xie Shuo Xiong Bing Xu Jia Xu Melissa Xu Mengyi Xu Yining Xu Zhige Xu Xiaoan Yan Yiyao Yan Liuqing Yang Pu Yang Yeuan Ling Yang Yuan Yao Zeyu Yao Zijing Yao Andrew Vincent See Yap Rosemary Russo Yardley Xirong Ye Chiping Yeh Kimberly Chih-Fong Yeh Wenbo Yin Michael Jinsoo Yoo Ansha Yu Bing Yu Jeffrey Yu Jiang Yu Jincheng Yu Yangmengrong Yu Yingda Yu Wenbo Yuan Alexander Ka Kuen Yue Siyu Zhan Chen Zhang Chen Zhang Duhan Zhang Jesse Zhang Junkai Zhang Linghui Zhang, Sr. Nan Zhang Qianying Zhang Rongda Zhang Tanyang Zhang Tianhe Zhang Tianwei Zhang Xi Zhang Xian Zhang Xiao Zhang Dijun Zhao Kuangdi Zheng Yan Zheng Li Zhong Jiachen Zhou Kevin B. Zhou Yueqiao Zhou Zhe Hao Zhou Dan Zhu Liankun Zhu Zhenchen Zhu Ziyi Zhu Kherlen Zoljargal Michael Umberto Zullo
Michelle Kantor Anisha Kharkar Kimberly Kooi Yige Li Ethan Liederman Catherine Cullen Martinez Caroline Moore Matthew Donald Raible Andrew Donovan Ritz Ziv Schwartz Mansi Kalpesh Shah Wickel Titalom-Vasseour Murat Uralkan Miriam Wachs
MASTER OF INDUSTRIAL AND LABOR RELATIONS Misbah Khatana Aamir Angie Alice Abraham Kwadwo Agyapong Swati Bakshi Christopher T. Banks Genevieve Marie Biedron Robert Forrester Boggs Lindsay Taylor Boyajian Garrett A. Brooks Omar Andre Cancio Jing Cao He Na Choi Joy Chow Patricia Lee Coil Emily Carol Coombs Joseph Damiba Come Marie Yann De La Barre de Nanteuil Melanie Duval Nancy T. Elshami Karen Fan Zhou Fang Candace Renee Forte Alexander James Gancayco Paul Charles Gross Catherine Crowley Guydan Joseph Richard Hardie Mark Ivory Haynes, Jr. Melissa Hoang Zan Huang Caitlin Elizabeth Jones Erica Paige Jordan Jaewoo Kim Erin Lavagnino Crystal Ju Lee Eunjung Lee Soo Jin Lee Wonjang Lee Margarita Maria Leira Alexis Christophe Quentin Maestracci Lindsay Langdon March Kelli N. May Lara Elisabeth Michaels Piya Mohapatra Sylvia Ika Oktavi Hye Joon Park Connie A. Park Lindsay Elizabeth Petrovic Swati Saha Jihye Seo Kejal Shah Shikha Hae Young Shin Loni Henia Spilberg Brian Christopher Stewart Sean Ean Temple Desiree Corrynn Thomas Jared Watts Elizabeth Louise Wilson Donna K. Worrasangasilpa Wei Xue Jing Yang Yu-Chung Yang Teng Zhang
MASTER OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
Sophia Yusuf Balagamwala Jerry Everett Birchfield, Jr. Jose Andree DeLeón Nicholas Joseph Foster Mariamma Abidemi Kambon Francesca Sophie Lohmann
Melinda M. Appold Xiao Yu Bai Scott George Baker Emily Ann Bauer Kate Benisek Daniel Hill Bursuck Difan Chen Yang Chen Nicole Stephanie Deister Ruslan Filipau Kendra Teal Fitzrandolph Alyson Rae Fletcher Andrea Nicoletta Haynes Rosaura Trejo Hernandez Xiao Hu Hui-Shan Huang Sha Huang Julie Patricia Johnstone Hayden Cary King Ashley Pelletier Michelle Ruby Ray Kimberly Jaclyn Rosado Brett Schneiderman Christopher Richard Simone Adrienne Smith-Reiman Rachel Adrienne Sohmer Roana Tirado Valentina Valentinova Amber Williams Ryan C. Wright Yiyin Xie Shuqi Zhang Ying Zhang Shuochen Zheng Yuming Zheng Yu Zhu
MASTER OF HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
MASTER OF MANAGEMENT IN HOSPITALITY
MASTER OF FINE ARTS
Divya Agarwal Amanda Brown Anthony Brown Katie Civiletto Laura Katherine Clark Tyler Forst Caralyn Friedman Emilie Gauvreau Daly Guillermo Rebecca Haft Amanda Hall Brooke Hammer Zachary N. Henderson Maria C. Hessenauer
Agustina Abal Yasmine Khalil Arab Mairin Howley Barnes Alec Marcel Germaine Ignace Marline Billiet Laura Alison Birnbaum Sean Michael Brennan Harsha Chanrai Julian Chen Davin Lorin Chow Nicole Del Busto Sachin Hament Desai Yixiong Dong Anton A. Fedulenka
Gabor Fenyves Leonardo Ferrari Papa Michael Gunderson Yiqun Guo Bhavana Gupta Prachi Gupta Matthew John Harrison Jiha Jung Sofia Kalfopoulou Hye Ji Kang Sara Kim Nishant Kumar Nina Lakhani Terence Jun Rong Lee You jin Lee Linda Heejung Lho Dahao Lin Shintaro Maejima Elsie Claire Namnath Matthew Louis Newton Si Mei Germaine Ng Thian Koon Oh Laura Bolling Palmer Sharon Candace Parks Yanlin Pei Eliot Preston Marion Madeleine Andree Prince Winston Damian Ramia Yepez Akanksha Sanjay Rawal Elizabeth Ann Riff Shan Shan James Peter Shelp Brett Isaac Silverstein David Charles Smith Gabor Tamas Szikla Hwee Yang Clowie Tan Liandi Tang Andres Federico Turegano Nishchint Vaid Stephen Vaknin Pei ting Wu Yuan Xia Yuandong Xu Shu Imm Yvonne Yeo Naoko Yoshida
MASTER OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Khafila Oyindamola Abiola Vivek Kumar Agarwal Cedric Ingo Ahn Ozge Akkiz Sarah Anderson Colleen PK Anunu Robert A. Ayzin Woonghyun Baek Siddharth Ashok Bajaj Jae Moon Bang Hamza Bennani Nikhil Bhat Bhawna Bist Simon Breen Ashley Nicole Broderick Daniel Matthijs Broekhuijsen Amiris Nicole Caesar-Smith Donald William Carpenter Mary Catt Sandeep Singh Chadha Hung-I Chang Tzu-Iuan Chen Mengxi Chi Daniel Paul Paul Chinnathambi Alexander Hyun-Min Choe Abigail Jane Christman Ariana Sofia Constant Elizabeth Christine Cosentino Amy Joy Couch Jamie Lynn Dalcourt Megan Angela Damen Bryan Richard Denig Jessica Jean Doll Linda H. Donahue Evan Doran Ethan Matthew Dropkin Kaitlin Conlon Dufton Neelam Ejaz Ricardo Julio Escudero Haces Jordan Francisco Estevez Lopez Veinia Eubanks Adam Joseph Falcheck Jingjing Feng Pegi Merrick Ficken Brian Keith Flanagan Patricia Freire Phillip Samuel Desmond Frost Yingfei Fu Yan Gao Wen Ge Foivos Genigiorgis Jessica Samantha Goldstein Rajeev Goyal Mackenzie Elise Grambor Tianyuan Gu Margaret Hall Parasto A. Hamed Paul Hanounik Yi Hao Rodney Chester Harris Alfeen Hasmani Ido Herman Sungjun Hong Kristina Sekor Hooper Eitan S. Horwitz Wanli Hu Yang Hu Anastasia Ilyasova Zarif Islam Pratyaya Jagannath Devon L. Jenkins Jie Ji Anthony Johnson Nikita Kalra Pensiri Kangvonkit Jared David Kass Naoko Kojima Matthew D. Kozlowski Anna Y. Ku Biray Kus Xue Lan Aaron Larsen Jae Seok Lee Benjamin Mandel Leinwand Chia-Hua Li Hanqiao Li Hongyu Li Kan Li Lin Li Xinnan Li Xinran Li Timothy Zhiliang Lin Whitney Lonsdale Tingting Ma Patrick Francis Macrae Anthony Frank Maers James Elwood Matthews IV
Kathryn Merckel Yve-Car Momperousse Michael Benjamin Moscarelli Hammad S. N’cho Chularat Niratisayakul Neaz Noor Ruxuan Ouyang Yuqi Ouyang Alex Yifan Pan Sitong Pan Yinghan Pan Jonghoon Park William Christopher Pearson Patrice Peart Siman Peng Marisol Perez Lorraine Perricone-Dazzo Judy Pham Sara Elizabeth Piano Zachary Ian Porges Jiaqian Qiu Yan Qu Jessica Ruth Raha Vennila Rajaguru Fatima Rasheed Kyle William David Reardon Humberto Jesus Restrepo Joan M. Roberts Rachel Parks Rochefort Merrill Catherine Roth Miles Schwartz Sax Ashley Nicole Sekyra Tahir Shamim Jiani Shen Mengqi Shen Xiaobo Shi Angela Chemutai Siele Evan Smith Linlin Song David Spector Danielle Jean Stoermer Jessica Fran Stolow Bixi Sun Mengying Sun Zhenhua Sun Xinyu Tang Yiyan Tan Yusui Tang Zhenqiang Tang Helen Muxi Tian Virginia Huei Tong Robert Lee Utsey Maureen Elizabeth Valentine Rachel Emma Van de Water Christopher Waldrop Courtney Wallace Donghao Wang Hanhan Wang Shukai Wang Siyun Wang Wei Wang Yunquan Wang Ellen Maureen Weatherholt Xiao Wen Yang Wen Rhesa Annmarita Wilson Stuart Michael Wilson Ang Wu Ji Wu Tingting Wu Shu Ye Lian Yi Hang Yin Mingjue Yin Mariana Abe Yoneda Kyung-Keun Scott Yu Li Yu Qifeng Yu Jue Zhang Qiong Zhang Tianshu Zhang Xiaoxu Zhang Yiyi Zhang Xuesong Zhao Yize Zhao Gene Zhou Jianda Zhou Menglu Zhou Ying Zhou Yiting Zhou Hong Zhu
MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Jonathan Abraham Lucas Michael Ackerknecht Assan Akhmetov Gabriela Maria Alvarez Janice Arora Doreen Aryeh Michael Joshua Austerlitz Galymzhan Baiseitov Jennifer L. Benson Kayla Elizabeth Bettenhauser Elena Taylor Bussiere Lila Cardell Xiomara Chavez Suarez Feng Chen Yizhou Chen Yun Cheng Samantha Cherney Eliza Lathrop Cook Jonathan William Davey Ivi Demi Brandi Nicole’ Ebanks Ekrem Mehmet Eskar Sahar Etezaz Zhou Fang Luis Antonio Ferreira Alvarez Matthew Hitchcock Fisher-Post Rebecka Flynn Lang Gao Benjamin R. Garcia Prabhat Gautam Xin Ge Ritwick Ghosh Jillian Elizabeth Gregorie Xiyun Gu Xue Gu Yedan Guo Hajra Hafeez-Ur-Rehman Hira Hafeez-UrRehman Faraz Haqqi Olinda Tasneem Hassan Jie He Lingxiao He
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Alexandra Beth Hensens Yufei Hu Chong Huang Danmeng Huang Kelly Hughes Michael David Hutson Wasiq Ismail Dahyeon Jeong Matthew Paul Jones Davis Royal Judson Hyewon Kang Yermek Katrenov Emily Catherine Joan Kelly Hyosung Kim Ran Kim Sarah A. Kipling Linley Ann Kirkwood Abeela Latif Gan Li Ninghao Li Shiyi Li Chang Liu Jingjing Liu Xiao Luo Shu Ma Abzal Mambetalinov Eithel Manrique Barbara Marchiori de Assis Katherin Jhoanna Mera Rosas Takehiro Miyoshi Brittany Morgan Morrissey Albert Chaim Nedelman Thi Thuy Trang Nguyen William Iver Nielsen Kenichi Victor Nishikawa Chavez Madina Nizamitdin Neaz Elahi Noor Joanne Awuor Oport Jessica Erin Pac Jiawen Pan Abhinav Pandya Jianing Pang Kyoung Hong Park Samantha Pawlak Alexandra Popovici Laure Pouchelon Melissa Candra Puspitasari Meng Qian Stephen Anthony Riester Vanessa M. Rivera Noe Ronen Alvaro Andres Salas Castro Samantha Rose Marie Scott Li Sheng Rafiullah Sherzad Jennifer Hyunae Shin Raj Krishna Shrestha Chalamani Shruti Sodanin Sieng Ashley Ann Soltysiak Jeremy Phillip Stull Boheng Su Shun Sugiura Yeh Jin Suh Qin Sun Victor Tchakalov Adam Tewell Shunjie Tu Romanbek Ubaidullayev Reed Van Beveren Chrysanthi Vasilia Robert Vera Jiali Wang Jun Wang Siyang Wang Yanjun Wang Yue Wang Wei Wei Dana Christiane Westgren Matthew Lugh Williger Huifei Wu Qiong Wu Yuxin Wu Zhongshu Wu Xi Xia Xi Xie Ji Xue Vitaliy Yanchuk Liyuan Yang Shuo Yang Yundi Yang Song Ye Huseyin Yilmaz Yihong Yu Lechi Zhang Ming Zhang Weixuan Zhang Yuxin Zhang Xueqing Zhong Qian Zhou Yi Zhu
MASTER OF REGIONAL PLANNING Allison Anne Arnold Logan Axelson Tillie Goldspink Baker Eva Henrietta Birk Min Bu Andrew Bertram Buck Julia Adrienne Casabianca Caleb Tzeshun Cheng Kedarious Omar Colbert Desmond Corley Julia Christina Crowley Danielle Rene Dunn Amy Michelle Ellingson Katherine Jane Filardo Ruslan M. Filipau Alyson Rae Fletcher Anne Flusche Norton Clay Frickey III Przemyslaw Gaczol Sangni Gao Vidhee Mukesh Garg Elisabeth Garner Heath Markus Green Erica Gutierrez Amanda Pecanha Hickey Maren Elizabeth Hill Julie Patricia Johnstone Daniel Orlich Kuhlmann Paul Karl Heinrich Leonhardt Jia Li Xiaomeng Li Caitlyn Yueyang Liu
Weihan Liu Victoria Rose Alice Palomera Long Stefan Lutter Haylee Britten Madfis Jared Mast Edwin Ashton McDonald Jacob Thomas McNally Vladimir Micic Dasha Draginia Mikic Paul Karl Moberly Daniel Walter Moran Marjaneh Mottaghi Juliet P. Mugabi Sean Michael Murphy Travis North Bonnie Angela O’Neill Rebecca Alyse Parelman Rhoda Jane Pflum Jennifer Rae Pierce Bingxi Qian Adrienne Renee Smith-Reiman Abigail Sarah Rivin Martin Romo, Jr. Steven Marcelino Saavedra Kemberli Michelle Sargent Helen Avery Schnoes Yiwen Shao Joseph Rion Siegel Nidhi Subramanyam Barbara Lindsey Summers Yuanxin Sun Max Franklin Taffet Asea Marie Thompson Roana Tirado Ke Tong Jonathan C. Tsai Sreya Anand Vempatti Yang Wang Zhengxi Wang Megan Witwer Nora Fuller Wright Yuanshuo Xu Danai Theodora Zaire Hunter Zupnick
MASTER OF SCIENCE Philip James Adams Izath Nizeet Aguilar Syed Saad Ahsan Inês Almeida Firmo Hussain Ali Alsalman Deniz Altinbuken Chao An Abhishek Anand Laura Katherine Anderson Roberto Carlos Andresen Eguiluz Omar Farooq Anjum Jayakrishnan Appanam Karakkad Srinitya Arasanipalai Owen Barnett Arden Christina Argyrou Ozlem Asik Jill Elizabeth Axline Timur Ergin Babakol Joshua Andrew Baccile Xue Bai Martina Balestra Janet Rice Barclay Arthur William Barnard Koenraad Beckers Ajay Krishna Bhat Eleanor Birrell Andrew Douglas Bohn Ryan Christopher Boles Geoffrey Francis Bomarito Davin Dickson Bong Brandon Hayden Borde Ivaylo Ivanov Boyadzhiev Kate E. Breyer Hanna T. Brown Katherine Alison Bubric Bulat Burganov David Burrows Adam Daniel Cahill Katherine Camera Song Cao Shawn Patrick Carey Mark Cerenzia Yoon Ha Cha Stacey Karmen Chan Siddarth Chandrasekaran Andrew Y. Chang Kuming Chang Hira Channa Shouvik Chatterjee Sara Pui Yu Che Guanqun Chen Huanhuan Chen I-Tzu Chen Linxiao Chen Wei Chen Didier Chetelat Anna Choi Eugene Choi Sayan Choudhury Chen-Yang Chung Richard P. Cicciarelli Lucien Pierre Odilon Clavier Zachary Clawson Mathieu Cliche Lindsey Anne Crawford Rebakah Daro Minarchek Crystal Lynn Davenport James Mario Davis Catherine Rose DeBlase Jesse Elizabeth Delia Mary Elizabeth Deline Bailu Ding Susan J. Dittmer Bowen Dong Carlos I. Dorta-Quinones Evan Fay Earle Katherine Marie Ehlert Yin Feng Polyxeni M. Filios Amanda L. Fischer Alexander Jobe Fix Elaine Josephine Fok Don Bruce Fox Carrie Rebecca Freshour Cheng Fu Luyun Gan Ruoran Gao Yang Gao Saurabh Gautam Stephanie Geer Haoyan Geng Waclaw Godycki Yih Lin Goh Juan Carlos Gomez Daniel Gonnella Jennifer Laura Grab Meredith Leigh Graham Daniel Scott Grossman Yi Gu Yibei Gu
Theodore John Gudmundsen Shion Guha Tushar Gulati Siyan Guo Andrey Gushchin Don Hyung Ha Tarek Haffar Ruonan Han Seunghye Han Shangchen Han Yunfei Han Daniel Cabrini Hauagge Breanne Kathleen Hawes Kenville Eustace Hendrickson Benjamin Thomas Hill Jason Michael Hindes Jason Daniel Hofgartner Adam Anthony Holmes Hannah Lynn Holmes Megan Elizabeth Holtz Amanda Hood Po-Ya Hsu Yi-Ting Hsu Xin Huang Katherine Deline Hudson Andrew David Hughes Ching Brenda Hung Nabil Imam Nuzhat Islam Chinawat Isradisaikul Shama Rajan Iyer Liyan Jia Yun Jiang Daniel Juhyung Joe Aniket Anant Kakatkar Arjun Shivanand Kannan Ethan Robert Kassner Joseph John Kato Lucy Akosua Kafui Kavi Erin Munro Kelley Hannah Kim Kelly Meredith Kirtland Boris Kogan Lu Kong Hema Swetha Koppula Kevin Stephen Korf Brandon Kraft Allison M. Krill Andrey Krishenik Kaori Kubo Ravi Kumar Joon Young Kwak Jonathan Richard Lamontagne Gregory Van Pelt Lane Sina Lashgari Karlton Lajuan Lattimore Ryan Lau Brian David Leahy Changhyuk Lee Daniel Juyoung Lee Hyeri Lee Ki Suh Lee Kyungmin Lee Tae Kyoung Lee Theodore Tak-Fei Lee Yu Na Lee Anna Elinor Legard Yinyee Leung Jiahe Li Yiwei Li Yupeng Li Jordan Cathleen Licero Chiunlin Lim Yisook Lim Yida Lin Zhewang Lin Justine Fuller Lindemann Adam James Lindsay Stephanie Elaine Lindsey Jeffrey Ian Lipton Neith Grace Little Jin Liu Yi-Ching Liu Connor Emerson Long Julie Longo Yin Lou Edward Wing Dek Lui Krystal K. Lum Yuan Luo Xuetian Ma Yunfei Ma Robert MacCurdy Jennifer Irene Mackall David James Windjack MacNeill Sai Pooja Mahajan Kara Nicole Malhotra Zachary Manchester Michael Emerson Martin Kiran Mathew Kristie Lynne McAlpine Jeremy McCaslin Martin Luke McDermott Lauren Elyse McPhillips Alexandra Michelle McSorley James Melfi, Jr. Michael Adam Meller Lucas Kirk Mentch Robert J. Miceli Nathan Emmanuel Mirman David Todd Moore Joshua Lamar Moore Joshua Kent Moyer Kullachate Muangnapoh Eva-Maria Katrina Mueller Kevin James Muich Ishita Mukhopadhyay Elaina Marie Mule Michael Rohde Mulford Nini L. Munoz Maureen Wanjiku Murage Diego Fernando Muriel Delgado Mathav Kishore Murugan Lauren Elizabeth Musumeci Christopher Paul Nadeau Navid Naderializadeh Divya Natarajan Munir Ahmad Nayak Laura Marie Nemeth Chau Minhthi Nguyen Naser Nikandish Milen Valentinov Nikolov Christian Robert Hwang Ocier Eoin Daniel O'Mahony Obafemi Oluwaseun Otelaja Joseph Pacelli Darren Christopher Pagan Chi-Feng Pai Su-Hou Pai Yun-Yi Pai Hyung Joo Park Claudia Maria Pazlopez William Christopher Pearson Joseph Michael Perla Jacqueline Regina Perodeau Veronica Drabek Pillar Johannes Ching Ling Plambeck Colin Vincent Ponce Kevin Michael Posman Rebecca Anne Potash
Kaumudi Prabhakara Veronica Blythe Prush Ling Qi Carsten James Quinlan Peter Paul Radecki Alin Constantin Radu Karthik Raman Anandampillai Anirudh Ramanujapuram Evan Daniel Randles Emily Marie Ranson Tanvi Rao Benjamin Zaaron Reinhardt Sarah Jessica Reinholt Mark Joseph Reitblatt Nicolas Rey-Le Lorier Collin Mack Reynolds Mark Jason Richards Benjamin Brewster Risk Rebecca Scott Robbins Justin Robert Rodriguez Katharine Veronica Rogers Mahmoud Mostafa Kamel Saad Sadek Amir Sadovnik Ritu Sahore Kirk Jerome Samaroo Michael Santiago Carolyne Saunders Michael Paul Savastio Rachel Anne Scanza Raechel Deann Schneider Brennan Allison Schrade Riley Robert Schutt Lior Ben Zion Seeman Amit Sharma Sonam Rinchen Sherpa Xian Shi Anshumali Shrivastava Henry Shu Indrani Singh Sriram Sivaramakrishnan Joel David Sleppy Eva Helena Smith James Paul Smith Krystle Smith Maria Suk Smith Bryan Davis Sobel Joon Woo Sohn Anqi Song Jiyoon Song Liang Song Elizabeth M. Spink Erin Lenore Spottswood Jeffrey David Starrett John Eldon Stout Bo Sun Yingzong Sun Bhuvanesh Sundar Felipe Ignacio Tagle Melissa Kimie Takahashi Chenhao Tan Ming-Chee Tan Zhen Wah Tan Margaret Elizabeth Taylor Indu Thekkemeppilly Sivakumar William Thomas Throwe Mingwei Tian Brandon Joel Tiegs Ranjith Rao Tirunagari Chaoxu Tong Zheming Tong Rina Tse Zhengyuan Tu Lieh-Ting Tung Laura Lindley Tupper Rakim Kareem Turnipseed Lawrence Dah-Ching Tzuang Gavrielle Rebecca Untracht Joseph G. Usack Saba Vahdat Abigail Rose Van Wassen Pajau Vangay Edgar Velázquez Armendáriz Michael Joseph Vidal Nanditha Krishnan Vimalakumari Ryo Henry Wakabayashi Jeffrey Robert Wall, Jr. Muting Wan Haining Wang Renyuan Wang Ruitong Wang Yinglei Wang Matthew Jared Watterson Elizabeth Celeste Wayne Joel Todd Weiss Elizabeth Nicholas Wesson Brad Parker Wham Kevin Whitham Kaiton Orlando Williams Tiffany Vernice Williams RaeAnna Moullet Wilson Patricio Alejandro Winckler Grez Daniel Tou Wong Stephanie Dale Wood Sarah Jane Wright Fei Wu Kevin Lee Wyffels Jin Xu Dong Yang Jie Yang Rongzhu Yang Runtian Yang Yankang Yao Han Kyul Yoo Chien-Wen Yuan Yao Yue Rodrigo A. Zeledon XiaoTing Zhao Xuan Zhao Fengping Zheng Yun Zheng Qi Zhou Zhengyi Zhou Shaobo Zhu Ningmu Zou Marie Jasmijn Zwetsloot
Conferred at the Cornell University Weill Graduate School of Medical Sciences in New York City Martin Albert Elizabeth Alexander James Burns Amberson Biree Andemariam Michelle Bang Jacqueline Barrientos Elana Bernstein Jonthan Bourne Leena Ann-Mari Brown Bethany Byrd Michael Cadette Liqun Cai Austin Cavelli Kevin Michael Chandon Alexander Chou Antonio Coppolino
Mara Cole Theresa Maureen Cort Brandon Dean Silvia Diani-Moore Zhenghong Dong Si Yan Dou Pamela Eliach Dean Elterman Victoria Lyn Embrey Paolo Esquivel Katie Finnigan Daniel Fish Meghan Frye Jennifer Galvin Jessica Garner Monica Renee Giamellaro Tricia Graustein Peter William Grimaldi III Douglas Harrison Hui He Howard Hinestroza Adolfine Hokororo Meghan Hollopeter Natalie Erin Johnston Rodrick Kabangila Lana Kang Emma Kaplan Marianna Karounos Neema Kayange David Kleiman Mary Knowles Danielle Langone Fuwing Lee Mark Levandovsky Melissa Mellon Laura Melville Pamela Merola Stephanie Miller Seungjae Moon Skender Murtezani Thangamani Muthukumar Sandy Nerete Jennifer Ostroff Nen Pagano Neha Patadia Cristina Pate Michael Patroni Catherine Payulert Nonie Pegoraro Sean Kevin Piechocki John Quigley Jeremy Mark Rinzler Edward Rubin Sarah Rubin Alter Gregory Salzler Karine Severe Patrice Severe Priya Patel Shah Rachel Shapiro David Sherr Kai-Yvonne Shivers Julia Tomoyasu Silveira Matthew Simon Anselmo Souza Jerrad Stoddard Michael Stokes Melissa Stone Olga Strachna Tiffany Tedore Edwidge Thomas Daniel Thompson Merry Thornton Debbie Tseng Amanda Tulley Kelly Tweed Christopher Robert van Eyck Alexander Veach Bahati Wajanga Matthew Wieland Janel Wolfe Xu Yang Anne-Lise Yohay
SAMUEL CURTIS JOHNSON GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT MASTER IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Mark L. Abdalla Jessica Danielle Abel Ankit Abhishek Annie Abrahamian Adewole B. Adegbonmire Mauricio Aguilera Gonzalez Aisha Ahmad Daniel John Ahmad Venkata Subrahmanyam Akella Amit Akhouri Garima Akhouri Natasha Naurin Akter Rafael Antonio Alegria Jimenez Christopher Edmond Allman Juan Diego Alonso Succar Rafael David Alton Jonathan Ambrose Felix Danso Ampomah Eriel Anchondo Cristina Seguro Andre Veronika Andreeva Nirmala Anisetti Abelardo Aramburu Pazos Gaurav Harishkumar Arora Prashant Mahesh Arora Bheemsen Athanikar Moulika Atluri Pierre Denis Joseph Auger James Awad Christopher Adam Ayoung-chee Tarun Babbar Chase Bacon Sederia Badgett Rashmi Balaji Singh Chaithanya Balasubramaniam Ajay Balasubramanian Yunong Bao Gustavo Barbetta Cruz Sabina Maria Barbulea Scott Michael Bartone Sarah Elizabeth Beck Kevin Michael Bell Julie Bellemare Alma Elena Benavides Peña Hamza Bennani Daniel Benjamin Berkowitz Nicholas Berry Srin Rao Bhashyam Maggie Bidlingmaier Anita D. Bing Carmelita M. Bouie Anthony Kwok Fu Bow Hanson Z. Boyd
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24 THE CORNELL DAILY SUN | Graduation Issue 2014 <<< 4.12.14 At the 30th Annual Cornell Fashion Collective Runway Show in Barton Hall, a student models an alieninvasion-inspired fashion line titled “PSA: This is Not a Drill — The Apocalypse Is Here,” created by fourthlevel designer Julia Shapiro ’14.
FOUR YEARS IN PHOTOS <<< 3.16.12 The spring 2012 specimen of the yearly Dragon Day serpent, complete with smoke wafting from its snout, slithers along Ho Plaza amid a surrounding crowd of admirers. New York State laws now prohibit burning the dragon on the Arts Quad.
>>> The women’s ice hockey team plays at Lynah Rink. At the February, 2014 Sochi Winter Olympic games, four Cornellians, including Brianne Jenner ’14, helped lead the Canadian women’s ice hockey team to a gold medal victory.
4.17.11 >>> M.C. Lupe Fiasco shakes water as he performs at a sold-out Barton Hall show. The Chicago-born rapper kept smiles on the crowd’s eager, albeit somewhat inebriated, faces as he worked through a set of tracks from throughout his career. <<< 5.1.14 Student activists block traffic on central campus in commemoration of May Day. The demonstrators demanded that the University address a number of issues, including TCAT bus passes, fossil fuel divestment, incidents of racial bias and rising tuition costs.
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<<< 10.24.12 President David Skorton speaks at “Illuminate the Night,” an event held on Ho Plaza after a string of sexual assaults and bias incidents on campus. “We have to share our fear until it is gone,” Skorton said.
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2.03.11 A giant snowball fight erupts on the Arts Quad. Cornell Police shut down the snowball fight, apprehending a student, confiscating tin shields, and knocking over a six-foot snow penis. Photos: Connor Archard / Sun Sports Photography Editor: LA Riots and Harlem Shake • Tina Chou / Sun File Photo: Lupe Fiasco concert • Michelle Fraling / Sun Staff Photographer: East Avenue protest • Xiaoyue Guo / Sun Staff Photographer: women’s hockey • Esther Hoffman / Sun File Photo: Dragon Day • Matt Munsey / Sun Staff Photographer: Skorton outside Straight • Lindsay Myron / Sun File Photo: snowball fight • Kelly Wang / Sun File Photo: corpse plant • Kelly Yang / Sun News Photography Editor : Cornell Fashion Collective.
3.15.13 Almost 400 students, some wearing tutus or body paint, flooded the A.D. White Room in Uris Library to perform Cornell’s version of the “Harlem Shake,” a viral video. “It was crazy and awesome,” one student said.
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8.31.13 Acclaimed D.J. and producer LA Riots quakes the Arts Quad amid a cavalcade of beach balls. Ever since 2010, when Super Mash Bros performed, CCC’s free show on the Arts Quad has evolved from an indie showcase into one of Cornell’s biggest fall parties.
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3.13.12 Students observe a blooming “corpse plant” in Cornell’s Greenhouse shortly before its flower opened and released its famous scent, which is often compared to the smell of rotting meat. Amorphophallus titanum flowers only rarely in indoor settings.
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DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Zachary Jacob Abrahams Victor Antonio Absalon-Medina Rafael Acosta Morales Cecilia Santos Acuin Elizabeth Ann Kovenz Adams Muhammad Adnan Manish Agarwal Maria de Lourdes Alejandra Aguilar Solis Fernando Alfredo Aguirre Perez Daniel Bjorn Ahlquist Daniel Russell Albert Rachel Ryan Albert Inês Almeida Firmo Anthony Leonard Altieri Yucel Altug Jonathan Jacob Amazon Kwame Amponsah Vikrant Vir Anand Alyssa Gray Anderson Thomas Greig Archibald Shady S. Atallah Nongnuch Athiphunamphai Ali Raza Awan Phillip Mansour Ayoub Tekla B. Babyak Thomas John Balcerski Daniel Baldassarre José Roberto Balmori de la Miyar Mallika Banerjee Zhilong Bao Alexander Charles Barbati Erika Rose Bartholomew William Joseph Baumgardner Karen Gail Benezra Anna Swanson Bertiger Michele Annette Bialecki Ilias Bilionis Turan Birol Christopher A. Blackwood Anna Blasiak Daniela Bocioaga Rebecca Bordonaro Ewa Borejsza-Wysocka Sandra Jean Borgardt Lindsey Kate Boroughs Neelanjan Bose Owen Adam Brady Noelle Kateri Brigden Alexis Clark Briley Drew Grinnell Brisbin Bernardo Enrique Brown Lawrence Bruce-Robertson Angela Margaret Bruneau Kaitlin Lee Brunick Kirsten Leigh Bryant Matthew Dominic Bucemi Brian Buchanan Victor Bucklew Raymond Gabriel Burns III Di Luo Bush Becky Ann Butler Laura Jean Byrnes Morgane Cadieu Diarmuid John Cahalane Joseph Raymond Calvey Jesse Samuel Capecelatro Kevin Joseph Carrico
Chavez Carter Wanda Daniella Casillas Amanda Noel Cass Albert Rosario Cerrone III Ricky Chachra Adam Chacon Jeffrey Neil Chadwick Song Chang Debashree Chatterjee Chayanee Chawanote Cheng Chen Hao Chen Joe Po-Chou Chen Lin Chen Mo Chen Wei Chen Tiffany J. Cheng Nadia Chernyak Randy Todd Clark Scott A. Cloutier Amy Louise Cochran Bradford Joseph Condon Crystal Shana Conn Sean Conte Kristen Brinley Cooper Pamela Nguyen Corey Edward Sgro Cormany Nathan Raj Cornelius Theodore William Cornforth III Evan Philip Cortens Deirdre Ann Costello Sarah Lynn Cote Courtney Saltonstall Couch Julia Marguerite Crane Daining Lily Cui Kayvon Patrick Daie Benjamin Douglas Dalziel Shooshan Danagoulian Eugene Vinh Dao Sanjay Dharmavaram Muralidharan Angela Marie DiCiccio Robert Alfred Dick Marion Wood Dixon Marie Kristen Donnelly Jonathan Boyd Dressler Dmitriy Drusvyatskiy Xiaonan Duan Jeffrey Clayton DuBois Amara Ruth Dunn Nicholas Scott Eggert Laura Elizabeth Eierman Youssef El Fassy Fihry Leah Ellen Elliott Katherine Jean Neafsey Engler Gina Marie Eosco Alexis Clare Erwin Luis Estevez Deinera Marea Exner Lorenzo Fabbri Lauren Nieleen Faessler Ruogu Fang Jessica Eve Federman Laura Christen Fegely Julia Paige Felice Carl Ferkinhoff Nikhil Jayathirtha Fernandes William Warren Fetzer Melissa Figueroa Findley Ransler Finseth Amanda Leigh Flaim Margaret Hannah Frank Elliot Sam Friedman Federico Fridman Charles A. Frohman Hu Fu Rodrigo Fuentes James Woodrow Fuller Heather Janell Furnas Alycia Susan Gailey Yang Gao Sheena Ramos Gayomba Kenneth Orval Gee Grace Yvette Gemmell Yue Geng Ziyang Geng Simon Joseph Gilhooley Claudia M. Gilson Orly Goldstein Zachary Kendell Gooch Garrett Hayes Good Russell Allen Gould Justin Michael Greenly Alexander Ian Greenwood Weishi Gu Veronica Guariglia-Oropeza Colwyn Gulliford Gul Gunaydin Jared James Hale Ruonan Han Christopher Michael Handy Joyanna Gilmour Hansen Buck Timothy Hanson Jason Scott Hardy Aurelie Patricia Harou Mark Christopher Harris John Patrick Hart Mark Richard Hartman Mingyu He Benjamin Jones Heidenreich Daniel Hemberger Catalina Herrera Almanza Nicolas Didier Heslot Anna Elizabeth Hill Elaine Lawren Hill Heather Marie Holl George Charles Homsy Katie C. Hootman Hadi Hosseinzadegan Robert Michael Hovden Jen-Hao Hsu Lu Huang Pinshane Yeh Huang Shan Huang Weishan Huang Robert Alexander Hunter David Neil Hutchison Sarah Miriam Iams Howard John Iber Onur Ulas Ince James Inman Cassandra Innocent Srikant Kannan Iyer Ahmed Jaber Rebecca B. R. Jablonski Wenzel Alban Jakob Tiffany Marie Jamann Sarah Elizabeth Jandricic Krishna Jayant Jean-Baptiste Philippe Hubert Marie Jeannin Zhaoyin Jia Li Jiang Jimmy John Benjamin Carl Johnson Brandon Marquese Jones Kristine Elizabeth Jones Lauren Eden Jones Lisa Ann Jones
Byungki Jung Eunjung Jung Kaisa Riitta Kaakinen Sara Ann Kaiser Michael Kalontarov Gaurav Kampani Maeve E. Kane Arun Kumar Kannan Ayesa Kaur Barrett Laroyce Keene Michael Ewens Kelleher Saba Khan Aleko Khukhunaishvili Pichamon Kiatwuthinon Hye Kyung Kim Jae Yoon Kim Jin Sub Kim Jun Sung Kim Sun Jung Kim Sung A. Kim Sungjin Kim Anthony Walter Kingston Frank Changburm Ko Julianna M. Koch Megan Christine Kopp Maxim Kostylev Adarsh Prakash Murthy Kowdle Casey Marie Kraning-Rush Benjamin Kreis William Collin Kreuser Ashima Krishna Kaori Kubo Alexey Kudryavtsev Hojoong Kwak Amanda Lee Lalonde Joel Reid Landry Laura Elizabeth Lange Kristy Jo Lawton Christine Nicole Layton Hoang Van Le Benjamin Paul Leard Nicholas Antonio Ledesma Chang Hoon Lee Joonkyum Lee Song Eun Lee Sunmin Lee Wonsik Lee Lei Lei Swapna Lekkala Erin Coniker Lentz Don R. Leonard Mark Philip Levendorf Ben William Lewis Hao Li Wan Li Yun Li Chung Li Liao Julian Lim Tae-Hoon Lim Changyou Lin Miao-Chong Joy Lin Ari Solomon Linden Botao Liu Hui Liu Oi Yan Liu Yu-Cheng Liu Margarita Maria López-Uribe Lian Wee Luo Daniel Le Ly Andrew Williams Mackowski Stephen James Mahaffey Parag Mahanti Hamza Mahmood Michael Mak Enrique Mallada Rajesh Kumar Mallavajula Andrew Garrett Manford Jason Adam Mann Victor Oscar Marquez Cravioto Brooke Nichol Mason Jessica Marie Matthews Kathryn Whitney Mauer Margaret E. McCarthy Mark Jonathon McClelland John Andrew McDonald John L. McElwee Louise P. McGarry Mathew William McLean Alexander Melville Hsien-Wei Meng Esther Washburn Mezey Nithin Michael Katherine Michelmore Robyn L. Miller Hee Hwa Min Ryan Harris Mitch Michael J. Mitchell Vernon Calvin Mitchell, Jr. Sudeshna Mitra Andrew Modzelewski Swapna Mohan Sunish Mohanan Nair Padmini Sonia Mohinta Stephen James Mondo Eric Justin Monkman Karuna Morarji Elizabeth Erin Morris Wesley Daniel Morris Morgan Elizabeth Mouchka Janani Mukundan Michael Franz Mulzer Julia Agnes Mundy Marie Anna Muschalek Nor Afizah Mustapha Samuel Kilonzo Mutiga Carol Newby Duc Hoai Quyen Nguyen Minh Thai Nguyen Thi Thao Duyen Nguyen Xuanmai Teresa Nguyen Mark Andrew Nisbet Joel Daniel Nishimura Kira D. Novakofski Ika Nurhayani Inish Michael O’Doherty Patrice Yapo Ohouo Vlad-Victor Oncescu Sigal Oren Rafael Orozco Ramirez Myle Arif Ott Christine Y. Ouyang Yusi Ouyang Takashi Owada Mahmut Kemal Ozbek Carly Rachael Pacanowski Vinay Vijay Pagay Emmanouil Papastergis Jay Hoon Park Jung Mee Park Radhika Jayesh Patel Shrivatsav Pattabiraman Thomas Nathan Patton Thomas Murray Payne Javier Ignacio Perez Burgos Xavier Perez Cordoba Sarah Elizabeth Pickle Kelly Irene Pike Sarvani Piratla Emily Catherine Pollina
Alyse Danielle Portnoff Erica Delores Pratt Jennifer Lauren Puetzer Yu Qin Wei Quan Sharmini Radakrishnan Remus Andrei Radu Satyaki Prasad Rajavasireddy Vasumathi Raman Jose Manuel Ramos Nieves Chad Garrett Randl Baidurja Ray Gregory Chandler Ray William Z. Rayfield Alexander Robert Rees-Jones Michael Castro Reyes Lindsay Lee Reynolds Erin Kathleen Riley Nicole Lynn Ritzert John Edward Robbins Samantha Pamela Roberts Melissa Lynn Rosario Luisa Fernanda Rosas Joseph Rosenthal Emily Lauring Rosenzweig Arina Codruta Rotaru Nicholas Tobin Roth Jennifer Eun-Jung Row Joshua Mark Rubin Karl-Gustav Rueggeberg Calum W. Russell Sara Rafail Qizi Rzayeva Caroline Virginia Sartain Jennifer Lyn Schaefer Alexander Douglas Schlichting Lauren Virginia Schnabel Matthew John Schneider Mindi Leigh Schneider Samuel Schrauth Kathleen Alice Schwarz Emre Selcuk Anuk Serechetapongse Xavier Serey Michael William Shafer Daniel Edward Shai Bibhushan Shakya James Shanks Katherine Sato Shanks Shriram Shivaraman Tina Shrestha Megan Sikowitz Sheryl-Ann Nora Simpson Sarabjeet Singh Vikram Singh Ria Sircar Jessica Lynn Sitnik Subrena Elaine Smith Kunlaya Soiaporn Maria Sperandei Michael W. Spiller Samanvaya Srivastava Sebastian Stolzenberg Adam Straub Laura Kathryn Strawn Jessica Renee Streit Edward Remco Strong Jessica Houston Su Warut Suampun Holly Elizabeth Summers Miao Sun Ravishankar Sundararaman Setefanus Suprajitno Robert John Surton Kylan Szeto Siddharth Gurunath Tallur Cen Tan Teng Ju Tan Raluca Elena Tanase Philip Tanedo Benjamin Zhong Xian Tang Wenbo Tang Jing Tao Maite Tapia Inder Rafael Tecuapetla Gomez Michaela Anne TerAvest Phuntsho Thinley Darla Jean Thompson Danielle Thomsen Kasyap Thottasserymana Vasudevan Nij Tontisirin Brant Michael Torres Leila Bahadori Toulabi Hung Thanh Tran Long Ping Victor Tse Natasha Udpa Jeffrey M. Valla Nicholas Ruben Alexander Valles Chelsea Vanderpool Earl Tyson Vaughan Leslie Javier Verteramo Chiu Lynne C. Vincent Justin Elliott Vines Snezana Vrangalova Alexis Nicole Walker Katherine Harvest Walker Jiang Wan Gaoyan Wang Guozhang Wang Weiwei Wang Xun Wang Ying Wang James Warner Mary Elizabeth Welch Bradford Scheid Westgate Gunawan Wicaksono Valerie Anne Williams Cynthia Wisnieff Chun Nin Adam Wong Kayue Wong Courtney Work Jing Xie Bo Xu Qianying Xu Lin Xue Zhen Xue Xi Yan Liu Yang Qingliang Yang Takashi Yasui We Jung Yi Tyson Joseph Yost Gun Jea Yu Yingchao Yu Yiou Yu Jiwon Yun Jennifer A. Zambriski Gabriel Zayas-Cabán Chi Zhang Jingwen Zhang Shanshan Zhang Ping Zhao Lingwen Zheng Tianyi Zheng Anita Y. Zhu
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Houlong Zhuang Yiou Zuo
Conferred at the Cornell University Weill Graduate School of Medical Sciences in New York City
Soha Ashrafi Narae Bae Kathryn Babmino Anupam Kumar Chakravarty Nyasha Chambwe Jesse Cotari Amy Christine Cunningham-Bussel Ushati Das Chakravarty Laura De Vargas Roditi Selom Doamekpor Victor Dmitri Fedorov Ryan Douglas George Nichole Irene Goodsmith Rebecca Gupte Katherine Hall Jeffrey Hannah Mu He Adina Heinberg (Abberbock) Janice Imai Priya Darshinee A. Issuree Tyler Janovitz Xin Jin Diana José-Edwards Armen Kherlopian Matej Krajcovic Alexandra Kreins Melanie Lee Pei-Chun Lin Da Liu Gabriel Loeb Matthew Malter Cohen Emily Victoria Marcinkevicius Katarzyna Maria Marcinkiewicz Jamie Lloyd McBean Maria Minchenko Sayan Mondal Ping Mu Zachary William Nichols Rachel Niec Natasha Novikov Heather Sabrine Ordonez Svetlana Pavlovic Yu-Ching Peng Ralitsa Ivanova Petrova Julie Elizabeth Pickett Kenneth Pitter Nicole B.L. Ramsey Vidhya Rangaraju Pavitra Rao Gina Rocco Kate Rochlin Gabriel Rosenfeld Miriam Samstein Joel Schrock Victoria Kalasinsky Schulman Gillian Siegal Xiaodi Su Kailiang Sun Matthew Simon Sung Radhika Raheja Suresh Aparna Talekar Karen Elizabeth Tkach Jennifer Tyson Nicholas Veomett Leyi Wang Boyoung Wee Trent Douglas Wheeler Andrew Lerner Wolfe Xing Xu Lina Yi Koyi Choi Yoon Rediet Zewdu
DOCTOR OF THE SCIENCE OF LAW
Michael James Bowes Anna Dolidze Adedokun Olatokunbo Ogunfolu
Dominic Anthony Hovsepian Jonathan P. Huggins Chad Richard Ishmael Benjamin Elliott Jack Asha Esfandyar Jamzadeh Andrew L. Ji Kevin Keoni-Lorrin Johnson Kartik Kesavabhotla Melissa Anita Cabinian Kinnebrew Sandeep Pavan Tunuguntla Kishore Jerard Zaki Kneifati-Hayek Alina Kutsenko Michele Y. Lee Mimi Pasternak Levine Angela Xiaowei Li Anne Spanier Linker Kirti Magudia Melanie M.S.K. Manaku Alyssa Marie Marchman Colleen Wichser Meehan Caroline Miranda Diana Carolina Mosquera Peter R. Movilla Irma Muhic Jermaine Andre Myers Misha Pangasa Eunee Kathleen Park Ankit B. Patel Suchit Hitesh Patel Vinay L. Patel Sara J. Pauk Luke C. Peng Tiffany Peng Justin Lee Perez Fahad Pervez Alexander David Port Colin A. Raelson Dara Lynn Rajeshwar Michael Brett Rankin Margaret Mary McGlynn Reynolds Megan Christine Riddle Rebecca Roediger Matthew Walker Rosenbaum Jessica Beth Rubin Robert M. Samstein Miheer Sane Shawn Michael Sarkaria Alexandra Melissa Satty David Charles Saunders Justin Taylor Schwarz Kristina Nori Shigyo Jennifer Lillian Small Lucia Kim Somberg Dennis Justin Spencer Nandita Sriram Kyle Ian Strimbu Leanne D. Stunkel Alexandra Tatum Vladimir Thomas Sphoorti D. Umarjee Ana Sophia Valdez Adam J. Widman Jason A. Willis Sarah Elizabeth Yagerman Nicolas Alessandro Yannuzzi Nicole Denise Yoder Maria Zhadina Sisi Zheng Theresa X. Zhou
Conferred at the Weill Cornell Medical College in Doha, Qatar
Nael Mohamed Nader Amin Abdelsamad Mohamad Aiman Abdulhai Maen Abou Ziki Mouhamed Yazan Abou-Ismail Taha Al-Juhaishi Sara Saleh Al-Khawaga Aljazi Abdallah Al-Maraghi Mahmoud Issam Awad Motaz Awad Nour Barakat
Arunima Bera Nora Biary Abdelaziz Ibrahim Farhat Darine Moustapha Ftouni Mariam Gabrial Tarek Ibrahim Fathima Zahra Kamil Faiz Mustafa Kinaan Saad Sabah Kubba Aicha Mahfoudhi Emad Mansoor Rufayda Ahmad Marmar Rim Mesraoua Danial Ibrahim Ahmed Mir Hassan Reyad Mohsen Tayseer Marwan Mosleh Zahra Naqvi Afaf Osman Nadine Mary Saad Marwa Khalil Saleh Alhasan Haitham Sedeeq Prashanth Venkatesh Deena Wafadari R Abdulwahed Abdulhamid Zainel
DOCTOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE Julie Michelle Adamchick Evin Ruth Adolph Chelsea Ellis Anderson Nam Joo Baik Andrea Kristin Balcom Lisa Nicole Benson Eric Jonathan Bliss Hillary Danielle Braverman Arielle S. Breite Jessica Leigh Brown Emily Jane Bruschi Sara Marie Buckley Erica Burkland Christina Lee Butler Andrea Butterfield Farrell Anne Campbell Brianne Gerilyn Carroll Colleen Marie Cassidy Gretchen Cawein Alyssa Marie Chandler Lindsay Ann Chase Erin Tsi-jia Chu Thomas M. Cully Lillie Sharae Lynn Davis Christina Maria Delgado Catherine Elizabeth Diggins Randal Scott Dudis Nicole Ashley Finazzo Lisa Rose Fiorenza Caitlin Fletcher Ari Hagop Fustukjian Diana Emil Gharbawy Samuel Glickman Jill Sarah Greisman Amanda Carol Anne Gutliph Natasha Rowena Hodgson Caitlin Hokanson Daniel Seth Jackson Dong-Woo Jin Tyler Michael Kelleher Sarah Marie Khatibzadeh Ariel Morgan Kravitz Mila Christen Kundu Jennifer Lynn Lach Andrea Lovejoy Loar Marie Aileen Lockhart Cameron Charles MacDearmid Alison Christy Manchester Matt Marinkovich Caitlin Ann McDonald Emily Moser Abigail Anne Mulligan Amanda Marcy Nicklin Elizabeth Carter Parsley Sylvia Pawlinski
Samantha Marie Peneyra Lynn Marie Pezzanite Iwona Teresa Popkowski Jane Raftopoulos Erica Lynn Rangel Jennifer Michelle Romano Jennine Patricia Ropke Melisa Gunsel Rosenthal Jennifer Lynn Ruby Catarina McEvoy Ruksznis Enio Sanmarti Kelsey Erin Shaw Heather Corinne Sherman Nicholas Sherman Kamilla Shmakalova Leah Elizabeth Simons Kaylan P. Spatny Claudia Elizabeth Taylor Adam Michael Townsend Chia Te Tseng Catrina Rochelle Turner Jesse Fay Tyma Gretchen Elizabeth Verheggen Chad Joseph Wall Ashley Lynette Warren Michelle Elizabeth White Brooke Wilson Margaret Winter Ranatta Lynne Young Jamie Zhen
DOCTOR OF LAW Maxine Arielle Adams Matthew Aglialoro Jordan Nicole Aiello Juan Diego Alonso Succar Jeremy Michael Amar-Dolan Stephanie An Mary-Ann J. Awada Evan Dryden Babcock Camille Kaleigh Bacon-Schulte Kelsey Baldwin Bradley Henderson Bartlett Vincent Marcus Bezares Jonathan Robert Black Jane Elizabeth Bobet Lauren Alana Bowman Rufus Earl Burgess Alex Grant Cabe Matthew Edward Campbell Dean Anthony Caruvana Jonathan David Castellanos Peter Thomas Cavallaro Theresa Nunzia Cederoth Si Chen Tiffany Chiu Neal Bruce Christiansen Victoria Rayelle Clark Julian Wendell Cokic Steven Jonathan Colby Cameron Thomas Cotton Alexandra Lee Cowen Byron Andrew Crowe Donial Dastgir Stephanie Delgado Jeffrey Andrew Dennhardt Ari John Diaconis Travis Jack Distaso Katherine Janna Drooyan Daniel A. DuBois Michaela Chelsea Dudley Casey Scott Duffy Alfonso Jose Dulcey Catherine Nicole Eisenhut Maxwell D. Faubion Brooke Larkin Fischer Jessica Anne Flett Dominique Nicole Forrest Aleesha Janelle Fowler Ross Adam Fox Kevin Michael Frank Antoinette Marie Fuoto Diane Marie Furstenau Niki Vinod Gaglani
Osvaldo Garcia Kate Elizabeth Georgen Zachary Adam Glantz Jonathan Peter Goddard Alissa Joy Goetz Zheng Chao Gou Stephen Robert Gruendel Pearl Hahn Minsuk Han Alex David Harris Donna Kamilah Harris Rebecca J. Harry Daniel W. Hartman Daniel Patrick Hido Nathan Roger Hoeschen Claire Artemis Holton-Basaldua Dillon Wesley Horne Daniel Marc Horowitz Serena Hsieh Michelle Meihan Hu Sherry J. Jarons Jae Young Jeong Scott G. Johnsson Danielle R. Jones Nicholas Esko Kaasik Andrew Tseng Kao Mark C. Kehoe Thaddeus Rajesh Kleckley Hanna Ko Lynne Nichole Kolodinsky Barisere Rachel Konne Jessica Laguerre Stephanie J. Langan Cristina Ann Laramee Andrea Dee Lawrence Kiwoong Lee Michael Chuel Lee Matthew Harris Leighton Chloe Elizabeth Lichtenstein Belinda Y. Liu Chuan Liu Erika Patricia Lopez Erxin Lu Zhen Angela Lu Susan Shenshen Luo John Strathern MacGregor IV Michael Andres Magdelinskas Andrew Neel Maharajh Lyndsey Marie Marcelino Major C. McCargo Conor John McCormick Nicole L. McNeil Michael J. Milazzo Dianne Milner Hery Min Hamza Hasnat Ahmad Minhas Yu Mizutani Gabriel Jonas Lash Monroe Carla Alexa Moore Gypsy Margaret-Rose Moore Stephanie Ann Moore William Evan Moore Rabia Claire Muqaddam Angelina Marie Myers Davy V. H. Nguyen John Joseph Nogueras Allison Ruth Nolan Sarah C. O'Laughlin Spencer S. Orton Malissa A. Osei Elizabeth Carlisle Overbey Alicia Marie Paradis Puja Virendra Parikh Chanwoo Park Ryuk Park Julia Pascuzzo Harris Hai C. Pham Alex Terry Poe Daniel A. Principato Chanya Punyakumpol Andrea Elizabeth Quinn-Matute Cristina Maria QuinonesBetancourt Adrian Ramos Malavika Abhay Rao Peter Glidden Raymond
Tradition continues...
DOCTOR OF MEDICINE Conferred at Weill Cornell Medical College in NYC
Sha-har Admoni SaifEldeen Alzoobaee Konstantinos Nikolaos Aprilakis Angela Arbach Scott Barbuto Peter Nathan Barish Jesse A. Bastiaens Campbell Francis Bryson Melissa Sarah Cain Crystal Vanessa Castañeda Maricela Castillo Christina Maria Danielle Chai Jeremy Yangshi Chan Edmund B. Chen Jonathan Jiunn-Hsiang Chen Sofiya Chernyak Kaylan Christianer Stacy Y. Chu Stephanie Chu Brian Michael Connolly Stephanie Dadoun Jenna Devare Eleanor Hope Emery Thomas Henry Finch III Nicholas McLaury Fort Pooja Gala Benjamin C. Garden Krzysztof Glomski Chananya Andrew Goldman Ramana Venkata Gorrepati Rula Jean Green Gladden Lindsey Bornstein Gottlieb Michael Ginn Griesinger Elisa Teresa Gutiérrez Zachary James Hager Saad Mumtaz Hasan Daniel Damonn Hegg Daniel Hill Ian Holmes
MAIN IMAGE: SUN FILE PHOTO
Main Photo: A proud squirrel senior poses with the traditional Cornell rodent graduation collar while enjoying an acorn on the Arts Quad. Inset: Squirrel Ph.D.s always march boldly onto Schoellkopf Field wearing glistening medieval armor.
Scott Francis Regan Gregory Alan Renick Raphaella Sabbagha Ricciardi Gabriela Rocha Ethan Daniel Roman Benjamin Louis Rudofsky Cheyenne Amanda Sanders Thomas Edward Santoro Andrew Joseph Schaffer Margaret Anne Schmidt John-Alex Shoaff Matthew Charles Signorile Adam F. Sleeper Michael Jonathan Slotnick Matthew Francis Soares Andrew Michael Soler Adrienne M. Steiner Jamie Ann Stinson Derek Ryan Stueben Sonia Sujanani WonJu Sul Mengyun Tang Nathan E. Taylor Benjamin Joseph Turner Matthew C. Tymann Jonathan James Underwood Anthony V. Vita Yifan Wang Zhenghui Wang Stephen Roger Weingold Ross Samuel Weinstein Tristan Derek Baldwin Welham Joshua Morgan Wesneski Stefanie Lee Williams Alexander William Wingate Stephen Kent Wirth Miae Woo Ali Wright Kaitlyn Marie Wright Yangming Xiao Yingchen Xiong Shuting Yang Patrick Yun Yoo Daniel Alexander Youngblut Duo Yu Oleg Sergeyevich Zakatov Zachary Edward Zemlin Guang-Yu Zhu
DOCTOR OF LAW & MASTER OF LAWS In Int’l and Comparative Law Natalie Blanc Kyle David Reinert
MASTER OF LAWS Irene Denise Abel Daniela Antona Yuki Arai Alexander Argyris Ines Claire Audran Nelson Atanga Ayamdoo Ke Chang Alice Aliette Raymonde Marie Chavaillard Yi Chen David Alberto Cordero Heredia Katarina Gabrielle Viterbo Cosalan Fei Fang Zhengyi Fang Bofei Feng Wei Fu Yangfan Gao Yanfei Guo Sandra Miriam Akosua Gyamfi Lu Han Haoran Hu Meiqi Huang Takumi Iida Rohan Jaitley Chai-En Jhu Danyu Ji Hiroki Kishi Bing Le Xiaojia Liu Yonghe Liu Dandan Lu Wenting Lu Pei Lyu Xiaochi Ma Filippo Macchi di Cellere Yulia Markova Yi Meng Christina Refhilwe Mosalagae Azhan Musthafa Backer Kaumbi Mutinta Ndulo Ziang Ning Afomachukwu Anne Ofodile Rikiya Okuhara Ariana Rameen Omar Vikrant Pachnanda Dongyeol Park Prayfon Petchposri Dawen Qian Tomohiro Saito Jinxu Shu Polina Smirnova Maneepailin Sriuthenchai Xiaoyue Sun Xinni Tan Yuyao Tan Shenyuan Tian Ryohei Tsukuda Rodica Turtoi Carlo Dizon Villarama Guanjie Wang Hefei Wang Juewei Wang Dongjing Wei Xin Wen Rahul Worah Jingjing Wu Yifan Wu Yu Xiao Siduo Xin Jiabao Xu Man Xu Mengwan Xu Rui Yang Wanqiu Yang Xuanpei Yang Xiayue Yin Yalin Yin Boru Yu Jingjie Yuan Lingxiao Yue Shujie Zhang Yajing Zhang Yunfei Zhang Yunhan Zheng Guanying Zhou Huiting Zhou Yilei Zhou
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We are so proud of you and all you have achieved at Cornell. We love you more than infinity times Disneyland.
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Congratulations! Estevan Phillip Ginsburg Mijo, the family is so very proud of you! You have accomplished a lot at Cornell, now take on the world.
We love you, Mom, Dad and Greg
Momeleh, Daddy, Gageleh, Will, Erik and Caroline
Congratulations, Alex and friends! Nelson LaMarche
With best wishes, Felicia, Robert & Zach Solomon
Nelson, Congratulations! We are all so proud of you and all your accomplishments during your 4 years at Cornell. You are a man of honor and integrity. You are a hardworking, compassionate and caring person. You have always had such a love of learning and a zest for life! We are truly blessed to have you in our lives. May God bless you with a bright Future and much love & happiness. May all your dreams come true. We know you will make a positive difference in this world! We Love you Mom, Dad, Tessa & all your Family
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“It is our choices, Harry, that show what we truly are, far more than our abilities.” –Dumbledore
Congratulations Bran! So very proud! Love, Mom, Dad, Johnny & Coogi
Congratulations, Brendan! Howa Ajiidak! ApaneMinoBimaadizin! Never stop exploring and capture all you see in your mind’s eye, Never stop shuggin’ around and take advantage of all life has to offer.
We love you and are so proud of you – From, Love, The FAMRY
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Dear Allisa
What an experience it has been watching you grow into such an amazing, talented, independent, motivated and gorgeous young woman. Today is that future I imagined on your first day of school, yet you made it more splendid than my eyes could have foreseen. You have always persevered through the ups and downs of life and been the beacon of hope for our family. Your positivity and influence has touched and inspired a multitude of people. We love you and feel so lucky to have you in our life.
Congratulations and best of luck for a successful career. Mum, Peter, Grandma, Grandpa, Denise, Tricia, Nadine
Congratulations, Henry!
Congratulations, Kyle Kulas! We are so proud of you!
Love, Mom, Dad, & Allison
MICHAEL U. ZULLO Congratulations on attaining your Master’s Degree through hard work and dedication. We are very proud of you. We wish you happiness and continued success in achieving all that you aspire to.
Mom, Dad, Joseph, Peter and Stephanie
CONGRATS TO OUR GRAD –
SAM LESTER!!!
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“Have the courage to follow your heart and your intuition. They somehow already know what you truly want to become. Everything else is secondary.” – Steve Jobs
Dear Danielle,
Congratulations, you made it! We are so incredibly proud of everything you have accomplished. May your mind be full of dreams, your heart full of love, and your life full of happiness. The chapters before you lay unwritten, and we are so excited to see where you take them. We love you so much and more. Go Big Red!
Love, Mom, Dad, and Jessie
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Cornell University Graduation 2014 Congratulations to our dear,
Sarah Rose
It is with great joy and pride that we the parents, sisters, grandparents, and extended family of Rebecca Maria Urquiola congratulate her on her BA degree in Government and Spanish from Cornell, and wish her continued success at Columbia Law School. Best wishes also to the rest of the class of 2014, especially to the exceptional women of Kappa Delta. ¡Felicidades!
We are very proud of you and your accomplishments at Cornell. May all your hopes and dreams come true with every future endeavor.
With all our love, Mom, Dad, Nicholas and Katie
CONGRATULATIONS EMERSON!!! WE ARE PROUD OF YOU!
Mom, Dad, Dylan, Kristy, Samantha, Brittany and Brackett
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Congratulations to an amazing Daughter and Sister ~ Our Alexia Victor Your family is very proud of you – our smart, “feisty”, focused, determined, caring and beautiful Alexia [AKA – Lexi]! You have worked so hard and done so well your 4 years at Cornell. You have faced every challenge head on and succeeded in your own wonderful and unique way! Congratulations as you journey on to The University of North Carolina to acquire a Masters in Marketing with a full scholarship and a paid research assistantship. “Onwards and Upwards” our amazing “Lexi”!
All Our Love – Mom, Dad, Adam, Jo-Ayla, Alia and Claudette
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Dear Phil, We are all so proud of you, all your hard work, effort and many accomplishments. We wish you continued health, happiness and fun in this next chapter of your life.
Continued success in your new job and career.
With love Mom, Dad, Michelle, Jason Grandma, Grandpa and Uncle
To Step he n R ei ser t an d hi s Se ni or So ccer Team m ates – J a k e K i r s c h , A a r o n O d e r, J a k e R i n o w, P a t r i c k S l o g i c , K u r t i s T e s k o s k i a n d B e n W i l l i a m s : Your dedication to Cornell Men’s Soccer and commitment to its resurgence has been an inspiration and an example to those who follow. Thanks for all the great memories, especially during your magical run to the Ivy League Championship! Congratulations on four years of excellence and high achievement, and very best wishes in the years ahead. Fondly, Rich, Mimi & Katie Reisert
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CONGRATULATIONS JASMINE LACOURSIERE, CLASS OF 2014
CONGRATULATIONS Jasmine, graduate of Cornell University, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Interdisciplinary Studies Focusing in Psychology, Human Development and Communications with Latin Honors. Your family and friends stand deeply proud of you with love and admiration. You pursue your passions and accomplish your dreams with a genuine determination to make a difference through the paths you choose to explore and walk. There is tremendous good you are about to lead through your vision of pioneering neonate medical technologies and therapies to help our most vulnerable of all coming into this world develop into healthy children. Your passion for exploring, learning and investigating took root as you learned to walk from flowers to books, and from your first day of school filled with excitement through the most formidable college experience lived at Cornell. You always strived for excellence for you knew all along what you were made of, writing your own ticket in life with every chapter. The University of Texas in Dallas awaits you to commence a Masters of Science in Applied Cognition and Neuroscience, specializing in neurological diagnosis and monitoring. We applaud your academic success with heart, and hold full confidence in you to keep soaring to greater heights throughout life, yours to shape. Girls with dreams become women with vision.
Graduation Congratulations Maggie Henry with all our love to he l p ca rr y y ou i n to t h e f u t u re
Mom, Dad, & C h u ck
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Congratulations to our daughter Natalie Katharina on her great accomplishment. We are so proud of you. Love, The SoCal Depews GREGORY ADAM TONARELLI
School of Industrial and Labor Relations Class of 2014 “I hope your dreams take you to the corners of your smiles, to the highest of your hopes, to the windows of your opportunities, and to the most special places your heart has ever known.” –Anonymous
Dear Gregory, Graduating from Cornell is a tremendous achievement, and I couldn’t be more proud. You’ve always had the drive, intelligence, and ability to do great things, and I always knew you would make it to the top of this wall. Believe in yourself and know that you are loved, and you can accomplish anything. As you graduate, look back at how far you’ve come and how much you’ve done, then look forward with a renewed sense of pride and confidence. May your graduation be the beginning of a future filled with success and happiness. I wish you all the best life has to offer and may life treat you kind. Always be loving, caring, and helpful toward others, and treat others as you would want to be treated. As you leave Cornell, don’t forget why you came, and remember, an investment in education always pays the best interest. Here’s to the beginning of a Wonderful Life! Congratulations! Love you lots! Mom xoxo
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Rebecca Harris Our Cornellian…
And Sun Editor-in-Chief…
We knew early on you were destined for success and happiness at Cornell.
Congratulations & Happy Graduation, Bex! We love you and are so proud, Mom, Dad, & Sam
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Congratulations
Katherine Olsavsky Class of 2014 (Dyson School of Applied Economics, Kappa Alpha Theta, Slope Media, SAFC, CCC, Cornell Ambassadors)
You have worked hard, made your mark on Cornell and grown in so many ways over the past four years. Congratulations on your big day! We couldn’t be prouder of the young lady that you have become!
Love ----Mom, Dad, Alexandra & Gracie
Friends @ 202 Eddy “Each friend represents a world in us, a world possibly not born until they arrive, and it is only by this meeting that a new world is born.”
― Anaïs Nin, The Diary of Anaïs Nin
“Close friends are truly life's treasures. Sometimes they know us better than we know ourselves. With gentle honesty, they are there to guide and support us, to share our laughter and our tears. Their presence reminds us that we are never really alone.”
― Vincent Van Gogh
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“There’s nothing you can do that can’t be done. Nothing you can sing that can’t be sung. Nothing you can say but you can learn how to play the game. It’s easy. All you need is love.” – John Lennon and Paul McCartney Congratulations! We are so proud of you! With all our love always, Nancy, David, Debra and B.J.
Emily Sophia Michaels Cornell University Class of 2014
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Congratulations Cecilia G. Copperman on all your hard work and accomplishments!
Love, Mom, Dad, Grandma Claire, Papa Charles, Aunt Felice, Uncle Jim, Natalie and Benjamin
GO BIG RED!
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The Corne¬ Daily Sun would like to congratulate its 2014 Graduating Seniors Dani Abada
Hannah Kim
Hank Bao
Oliver Kliewe
Paul Blank
Liz Kussman
Emi Boscamp
Ryan Landvater
Liz Camuti
Ryan Larkin
Casey Carr
Jinjoo Lee
Cassandra Carr
Andrew Levine
Anna-Lisa Castle
Jacob Lifton
Eileen Ceconi
Tucker Maggio-Hucek
Clio Chang
Kai Sam Ng
Dylan Clemens
Amy O.
Katherine Colquitt
Don Oh
M.T. Condosta
Akane Otani
Rebecca Coombes
James Rainis
Leo Ding
Sydney Ramsden
Charley Du
Zach Reisler
Natalia Fallas
Sam Ritholtz
Barbara Force
Quintin Schwab
Emily Foster
Shailee Shah
Jason Goldberg
Sharon Shim
Brian Gordon
Elizabeth Sowers
Lucy Goss
Anna Tsenter
Rebecca Harris
Olivia Wittels
Maggie Henry
Martha Wydysh
Ben Horowitz
Jessica Yang
Donny J.
Chris Yates
Meredith Joyce
KELLY YU / SUN NEWS PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR
Pro bound | Senior quarterback Jeff Mathews looks forward to starting his professional career but also fondly reminisces about his time with the Red.
FOOTBALL
Jeff Mathews to Play in NFL, Signs With Atlanta Falcons When quarterback Jeff Mathews and his team tory a year later, and after a season that included stepped onto Franklin Field on a cold November broken Cornell and Ivy League records for passing day two years ago, they were just a group looking yardage in a game and in a season, Mathews was to steal a win from the defending Ivy League named the Bushnell Cup Winner as the Ivy League champions on the Universsity of Pennsylvania’s Offensive Player of the Year. He was the first Senior Day. It was never supposed to be about sophomore to ever win the award. The Red finthem. But Mathews, as he has done countless ished 5-5 that season, winning three conference times in his four years calling the signals for games and marking Mathews’ best overall and Ivy Cornell’s football team, stole the show. He com- record in his career. Mathews battled injury in his junior campaign, pleted 35-of-45 passes for 548 yards and five touchdowns, breaking the Ivy League’s record for but still led the Ivy League in completions and passing yards in a single game. It was a game that passing yards. It was head coach Kent Austin’s final catapulted him into the Ivy League record books year with the team, and Mathews credited much of and onto the National scene. Mathews was only a his success to the work of his wide receivers — senior Grant Gellatly, Kurt Ondash ’13, Shane sophomore. Two years later, Mathews has been signed by the Savage ’13 and Luke Tasker ’13 — who he said Atlanta Falcons and looks forward to his profes- often “don’t get enough credit.” With the departure of sional career. But looking back, Ondash, Savage and Tasker, the game against Penn is still his Mathews had a young and fondest memory. And it has “The things that I inexperienced wide receiving nothing to do with the records. core — with the exception of “They were the defending remember most are the Gellatly — to work with in his Ivy champs and we went down relationships and all the senior year. Under the leaderto Franklin Field and ruined ship of newly appointed head their senior day,” Mathews said. intangible things.” coach David Archer ’05, “It was a back and forth game Jeff Mathews though, Mathews was still able and we finally pulled away with to give Archer a win in his first a touchdown in the final mingame on Schoellkopf field, utes. It was a great win and it and break the Ivy League’s all-time passing record. felt good to send our seniors out with a win.” “The reason I enjoyed breaking the passing After four years at the helm of the football team’s offense, Mathews has come to be known for record was because it meant our group, over the his selfless attitude, a team-first mentality that is past four years, had done something together,” evident in the way he conducts himself on the field Mathews said. “My name is in the record books, but it is really a culmination of what our team has and the way he speaks off of it. “The things that I remember the most are the done, not just me.” It is this ever-present team-first attitude that relationships and all the intangible things that come with playing with such a great group of sets Mathews apart from other quarterbacks. guys,” Mathews said. “I have met great people Before signing with the Falcons, Mathews said that throughout our program and having success with he is excited to see how his future career will unfold. this group makes it much more special.” “Ultimately I just want the opportunity to comMathews acknowledged that when he came in as a freshman, he was unsure of the role he would pete for a job, so however that happens will be an adventure,” he said. play. It is an adventure that comes at the end of a “My goals were simply to win games, and to do anything I could to help us win,” he said. “It was prolific collegiate career, but it is also one that repimportant for me to gain the respect of my team- resents a new chapter for Mathews. “I hope when I leave, people will say that I did mates and to show them I was here for our team it the right way,” he said. “I hope I set an example and not for myself.” It did not take long for that to happen, as for the younger guys about how to carry yourself Mathews captured the starting role by the time on and off the field.” There is no doubt that Mathews has done it the halftime rolled around in his first collegiate game. One game later, he threw his first touchdown pass, right way for the past four years, and while it will an eight-yarder to Nick Booker-Tandy ’11, and the be strange to see a new number making the calls game after that, led the Red to his first collegiate for the Red next season, there is no doubt that win. Things were beginning to click, and it was no Mathews’ influence will have a hand in their sucsurprise that at the end of the season Mathews was cess. “I look forward to the new challenges,” a unanimous selection for the Ivy League’s Rookie Mathews said. “But it is a little bittersweet. I wish of the Year Award. This was only the beginning. Mathews became I had another four years to play on Schoellkopf the first sophomore captain in Cornell football his- and wear that Big Red number nine jersey.”
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TRACK AND FIELD
With Brother’s Memory Close, Mozia Breaks Shotput Records
RYAN LANDVATER / SUN SENIOR PHOTOGRAPHER
Cutting it close | Despite the team’s fourth-place finish, less than a quarter of a point separated the Red’s score from Yale’s second place score.
GYMNASTICS
Jorgensen’s Standout Meet Leads Gymnasts This weekend, the Cornell gymnastics team traveled to Providence, R.I. to compete against Brown, Yale and Penn in the Ivy Classic. Despite showing a consistent performance as a team, the Red could not measure up to the Bears. The Ivy foe dominated the meet with a score of 193.375, a full three points higher than second place Yale (190.250). While Cornell finished the meet with the lowest score of the four teams, only a little more than two tenths of a point separated second place and fourth place. According to senior Melanie Jorgensen, the standout performer for the Red, the squad’s wavering energy level contributed to the Red’s poor performance in the afternoon. “Going into Ivy Championships everyone was pumped up and excited. … We carried that into our first event, floor, where we had our best team score of the year,” she said. “But we had trouble keeping our energy up after some disappointing vault performances.” The Red failed to carry the positive momentum from its strong floor showing onto the vault, recording two falls in the event. Junior Sammy VanderPutten started off the event strong, scoring a 9.550. After counting two falls moments later, sophomore Sara Schupp picked up the slack and scored a 9.600. While Schupp finished in fourth and VanderPutten took fifth, the overall team score on vault hurt the Red’s chances in the end. The Red saw more success on bars as a trio of competitors finished in the top five, including Jorgensen, who won her second Ivy Classic bars title. Claiming the same title as her freshman year, Jorgenson scored a 9.800 to beat all other competitors in the event. Additionally, senior captain Elise Kerner and freshman Elana Molotsky tied for fifth place. The bar lineup brought the Red back into the competition, and within reach of the eventual winners. The floor lineup was at its best Sunday, as the gymnasts posted one of the highest scores in recent history for the Red, 48.700. They were just shy of matching the 2009 program record of 49.000. Senior floor competitors Mackenzie Sato and captain Lexi Schupp led the scoring for Cornell. Schupp earned a third place finish with a 9.850, the fourth best score on floor in program history, while Sato nailed her routine for a 9.775 and sixth place. Freshman Krystin Chiellini also performed well in her routine, scoring a 9.725. The final rotation saw the Red head to the beam, an event the squad has struggled to find a rhythm in this season. Junior Maia Vernacchia started the Red off with a solid routine, posting a 9.625 to take fifth in the event. Sophomore Kaylie Cronin was also successful, finishing with a 9.600. After a strong beginning to the final event, the Red had to count two consecutive falls before Jorgensen brought the team back. She hit her beam routine for a 9.800, a personal best and second best in the event. Although three gymnasts placed in the Top-six spots, including Jorgensen’s second place finish, the Red had to count four falls in total. Despite the disappointing results on vault and beam, the Red saw several members place in those events. Additionally, the squad excelled on the floor and finished the event on a high note with a solid bars showing. Jorgensen remained confident and said the struggles can be mended. “For the next couple meets we need to put in more numbers on vault and be more aggressive as a team on beam,”she said.
On January 25, the men’s track and field team competed in Barton Hall in the Upstate Challenge. The Red finished with some impressive results, but the top performer and star of the meet was junior thrower Stephen Mozia. Mozia set a new school record and new Nigerian National record in shotput. At 67’4”, Mozia now leads the NCAA in this event. Mozia has had a successful career thus far at Cornell and looks to continue to build on this success going forward. “I feel like Cornell has made me grow up in a lot of ways. [It] has helped me understand there will be major ups and downs in all aspects of your life,” he said. “Cornell has also taught how to persevere over the downs and not to dwell [on] the ups. [It] has taught me that the people you surround yourself with greatly affect your “Working out with the success. throwers this year, and just Working out having such a great team with the throwers this in general, creates an year, and just amazing aura of triumph.” having such a great team in Stephen Mozia general, creates an amazing aura to train and triumph.” This atmosphere of commitment to training and success has created a strong desire to continue to strive for greater success moving forward. Mozia said he trains by the philosophy that goals are only more obstacles to overcome. “One of my teammates Bryan Rhodes once said to me that goals were only a way to limit your success and it really stuck with me,” he said. “I hope to achieve a lot, but I’m just going to keep putting in the work for as long as I do track and enjoy the results.” After an extremely successful high school career, Mozia was faced with the decision of where to attend college. “I also looked at Texas, Arkansas, Connecticut and Rutgers,” he said. “I just really fell in love with
the team [at Cornell] and how hard work was the overarching theme of the team. I also never really wanted to be a jock, so I wanted to go to a really academic school.” Mozia’s decision has been pivotal in propelling the track and field team to new heights, as it was recently ranked the No. 16 team in the country. In order to be successful in the future, Mozia and the entire track and field team have held themselves to a higher standard. Mozia’s ability to constantly persevere through good and bad has made him an incredible asset to the Cornell community. Mozia has also had to overcome obstacles beyond the track. When his brother passed away, his commitment to his sport did not waver. In fact, Mozia said his brother inspired him to better himself. “My brother believed in my other brother and I more than anyone I’ve ever met. In a lot of tough situations in life, I depended on him believing in me to get through it,” Mozia said. “Upon his passing, I learned that if I want to be really great, I[‘ve] got to believe in myself. I also learned I have to grow up and be the man that I have [the] potential to be. I really would not be who I am today if it was not for him.” Mozia’s mental toughness and commitment to his teammates and the training philosophy here at Cornell has allowed him to be successful outside of Cornell as well. Prior to this throw, Mozia was ranked No. 54 in the world for shot putting and No. 81 for discus. Mozia continues to see a tremendous pay off for the hard work and effort he has put forward, and hopes it will lead to a spot on the Olympic team in the future. “Yes, I definitely want to go the Olympics. I decided to compete for Nigeria, so qualifying would be easier, but as long as I stay healthy, I definitely see it in my future,” Mozia said. Stephen Mozia is the true embodiment of hard work and perseverance. He is an incredibly humble and spiritual individual who will continue to reach new levels of success. When asked what he does to pump himself up for a meet, Mozia simply responded, “I just listen to music and pray.”
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L.A.: It’s the sports equivalent of watching paint dry. E.B.: Not to take anything away from Bubba Watson, though, whose second Masters win in three years vaulted him into that elite stratosphere of contenders whose accomplishments involve “being a recognizable golfer whose name isn’t Tiger or Phil.” L.A.: Apparently he owns a shrimping company with some dude named Forrest. This Week In: The ‘J.K., I’m Not Retired!’ Award E.B.: Previous notable winners include Brett “Needs To Stay Away From Phone Cameras” Favre, Roger “Pinky Swear I Didn’t Do Steroids” Clemens, and, of course, Michael “Joining the Wizards Is a Good Idea” Jordan. This time around it’s aquaboy Michael Phelps who has suddenly announced his return, fueling speculation that he’s gearing up for Rio in 2016, despite being 31 the time that competition
rolls around (for those of you keeping track, that’s approximately three times the average age of the Chinese gymnastics team). L.A.: For those of you keeping track, that’s approximately the second Chinese gymnastics joke this edition. But, let’s not forget the facts: Michael Phelps IS the most decorated Olympian of all time. Let him swim; he’ll at least bring home a couple of bronzes or something. This Week In: Dan Snyder Updates E.B.: There is no actual news here, unless you are blissfully unaware that about three weeks ago Dan Snyder started the “Washington Redskins Original Americans Foundation” — aka “OAF” — as a Hail Mary attempt to keep the Redskins’ name and prove that occasionally, under extreme pressure only, he will expend some thought about people not named Dan Snyder. In this case, no news is still news: until the Redskins’ name goes, the Snyder digs stay. L.A.: Who’s Dan Snyder? Give me a second to google
that. OK, apparently he’s the owner of the Washington Redskins. No one cares about the Redskins after last season. E.B.: Not as a legitimate football team, maybe. As a D.C. sports fan who has never* lived through a good football season, even so-called savior RGIII lost some major points with me after his handling of the Shanahan situation last season. But it’s Snyder — and his constant toddler-throwing-a-hissyfit behavior over the Redskins’ name — that’s the real issue at the forefront this offseason. *Fine, 2012 was alright until RGIII’s leg fell off, and Joe Gibbs 2.0 teams essentially snuck into the playoffs twice. But everything beyond those years falls somewhere between “trainwreck” and “slightly less painful than the 2008 Lions.” L.A.: Sounds like Dan Snyder should take Intergroup Dialogue. Questions, concerns, or pissed off about our women’s basketball joke? Send an email to Scott Chiusano at sports-editor@cornellsun.com.
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Icers Earn Dramatic Overtime Sun Sports Banter: Taking Victory Over Harvard at Lynah A Look at the Highs and The officials skated back onto the ice, first a for us,” Schafer said. “It was frustrating that referee and then a linesman. The crowd, which way.” Junior captain John McCarron got the Red had celebrated so riotously only a minute ago, stood comparatively quietly. Then the refs on the board less than two minutes after made the call: the goal was good. And Lynah Harvard’s second strike, cutting the deficit to 2-1. Junior defenseman Jacob MacDonald roared again. It was a wild finish to the Red’s biggest game attempted the initial scoring chance, but the yet this season, as the men’s ice hockey team puck came back out and after Lowry worked clinched a first-round ECAC Hockey Playoff the puck around, he sent it to McCarron at the bye in a come-from-behind overtime victory top of the left circle. McCarron’s shot sailed high on the right past the blocker of Harvard over Harvard in Cornell’s senior night game. “It was a great victory; perfect senior night netminder Steve Michalek, who had put up for those guys in the sense of clinching home several impressive saves through the first half of ice, beating Harvard in overtime, great crowd,” the game. MacDonald set up the Red’s next goal as said head coach Mike Schafer ’86. “[It] doesn’t well, breaking into the zone after deftly avoidget much better than that.” Junior Joel Lowry notched the overtime ing an offsides call. Freshman forward Jeff game-winning goal for the No. 11 Red (15-8- Kubiak picked up the puck and sent it across 5, 11-7-4) with 36.3 seconds remaining in the slot to classmate Matt Buckles, who fired it overtime to hand the team a 3-2 victory over past Michalek’s right pad to tie the game with less than three minutes left in the second its perennial Ivy League rival. Junior center and assistant captain Cole frame. “He was awesome all weekend,” Schafer Bardreau set up the play, driving into the zone past several Crimson players and leaving the said of MacDonald. “You see the confidence of puck in the crease. Lowry pounced on the that young man grow over the last six to eight uncovered puck, attempting to poke it in and games; he’s been outstanding. [He] played a eventually succeeding. The Red’s celebration big part in our success over the last 10 games was cut short after the officials decided to and it’s great to get another threat on the blue review the play, but Lowry said he was confi- line.” Despite several chances, both teams failed to dent on the ice that the play would stand. “When they were reviewing it, I was pretty score in the third period, and senior goaltender sure it was going to count, so I was pretty excit- Andy Iles came up with several huge saves in ed,” he said. “That felt awesome to get our the first two minutes of overtime to keep the seniors a win on [senior] night — you don’t Red in the game. Iles foiled back-to-back want to go out on a loss for them, and for us to attempts by the Crimson, including defusing a Harvard threebeat our rivals on-one attempt, like that in overbefore Bardreau time was huge. It and Lowry were was a really excitable to combine ing game; [I’m] for the winner. really proud of “You really the way the guys couldn’t have battled back after drawn it up any going down 2-0. better,” Iles said. I think that was a “Probably a little really quality win closer than you for us.” guys in the If the Red had stands would dropped the have liked, but game, it would we fought hard have lost the all night. Their first-round bye kid played pretty slot to Clarkson, MICHELLE well in net, it was who tied FELDMAN / SUN SENIOR just a matter of Quinnipiac, 1-1, PHOTOGRAPHER time before we the same night. If cracked the seal Clarkson had “You really couldn’t have drawn it up and finished that b e a t e n game off.” Quinnipiac, the any better. Probably a little closer than The Red was Red would have you guys in the stands would have liked, put in the highneeded to win, pressure, ECACincreasing the but we fought hard all night.” bye must-win-oralready sky-high Andy Iles tie position after pressure on the dropping Friday’s bench as the game to Dartcoaching staff attempted to stay up-to-date with the ongoing mouth, 1-0, the night before. It was the first Clarkson match, while managing the Cornell time the Red had suffered a shutout loss to the Green at Lynah since 1960. Despite the loss, game at the same time. “We were getting some updates on the Iles earned his place in the record books as the bench that Clarkson and Quinnipiac were tied all-time career saves leader, beating former in overtime, and it took so long we didn’t know Cornell star and current Edmonton Oilers’ whether we were going to have to pull our goaltender Ben Scrivens for the mark. “Anytime you can get compared alongside goalie in overtime to try to go for the win,” Schafer said. “It was a little hairy there, but a some of the great goalies we’ve had here, it’s humbling,” Iles said. “It’s something that’s an great comeback from our guys.” Harvard notched its first goal only 1:20 into honor, [but] I’m not trying to worry about the the first period to temporarily silence the sold- individual stuff right now.” With the win against the Crimson, the Red out Lynah crowd, which had christened the ice secured the fourth place spot in league standwith the customary fish throwing. With the Red in the box for charging, ings alongside first-seed Union, second-seed Harvard forward Sean Malone parked himself Colgate and third-seeded Quinnipiac. This unguarded by Iles’ left side and scored an easy fourth-seed spot secures the Red its week of rest while eight other ECAC teams battle it out back-door goal after being fed the puck. Harvard’s only other goal of the game also in the first round. “From day one our goal was to win a came with the Red on the penalty kill, marking a bad night for the Red’s otherwise reliable national championship, and obviously you don’t do that overnight,” Bardreau said. defensive special teams play. “We made a couple of major mistakes on “You’ve got to take baby steps, and I think this penalty killing, which is really kind of unusual was just one step along the way.”
Lows of a Week in Sports W
elcome to Around the Gorge: Sun Sports Banter with Emily and Lisa, where we have provided our color commentary for the week of April 13 in the world of professional sports, college sports and hobbies like curling or women’s basketball. We’re not analysts, just enthusiasts: one step above your average Joe fan and about a hundred notches below the “Put It In My Five Hole, Sidney” girl. In short, save the Moneyball number-crunching for elsewhere, because you’re not going to find any of that here. This is what you will find in our column: ground-breaking topics like “men in sports,” if we’re feeling feminist, maybe “women in sports,” and if we’re talking about the Olympics there might even be a “babies in sports” discussion, because it’s only two years until we get to breathlessly watch as the Chinese gymnastics team hefts itself out of the cradle and onto the podium.
Emily Berman
Lisa Awaitey
Around the Gorge: Sun Sports Banter E.B.: So, “without further ado,” as only the precociously polite kids say these days, I’m Emily Berman, and my gripping background is that I have persevered as an athlete and sports fan despite being everything your average player is not: short, small, pale and Jewish. L.A.: And I’m Lisa Awaitey — former softball player, present full time napper. Now that our painful introductions are over with, let’s get to the sports. This Week In Baseball: Pitchers Cheat?!? “Shocking” Updates From the MLB E.B.: A brief recap: Last Thursday, in the midst of your average Yankees-Red Sox “which team can whine the loudest” contest, broadcasters caught Yankees pitcher Michael Pineda with what appeared to be pine tar on his hands. The Internet and Twittersphere exploded midgame, while the benches of both teams either didn’t notice, pretended not to notice or were too busy calling each other names to notice. Pineda later called the totally-not-pine-tar substance “dirt,” while Big Papi, speaking with the kind of candor only allowed to a player whose goofy charm distracts from the fact that he could crush you in one batting glove-covered fist, said “everybody uses pine tar” and shrugged it off as “no big deal.” L.A.: As one of three Red Sox fans (#redsoxnation) from New Jersey (#dirtyjerz), I can turn a blind eye to Pineda’s obvious pine tar use — I mean alleged use. Let’s not forget Jon Lester in Game One of last year’s World Series. We can’t actually call him out on this, I mean… hi kettle, it’s me pot. E.B.: More like, “hi kettle, it’s me pot, meet frying pan.” Pineda was up against Sox pitcher Clay Buchholz, who was called out by a broadcaster last May for possibly-maybe-obviously throwing spitballs. So it was probably wise for the Sox to skip over the whole Pineda issue. The best part of Thursday’s post-game reactions, though, isn’t that people were mad about the pine tar use — they were just mad it was so obvious. The whole situation really sums up baseball’s motto over the last few decades: I don’t always cheat, but when I do, I damn well need to hide it better. L.A.: I could care less about Pineda, I’m just waiting for the inevitable fall of the Yankees. Pettite and Rivera retired last year, Jeter and Soriano are both as old as dirt, we won’t be seeing A-Roids this season, Tex is on the DL and I can all but guarantee an Ellsbury injury, which means $153 million dollars down the drain. I’m not bitter about our recent losses; it’s a marathon not a relay. The Rays will win the AL East, Sox will take one of the Wildcard spots; I’m not sure if the Yankees can deliver a postseason run in Jeter’s last year. But you can be sure Pine Tar Gate will be old news come October. This Week in: Irrelevant Sports L.A.: Golf happened. Or there’s a fannypack and polo shirt convention; the palest guy gets a green jacket. *Possible related news: There’s a shortage of khaki shorts and Patagonia vests in Augusta, Georgia. E.B.: The Masters would be a whole lot more entertaining if everyone showed up wearing Bill Murray’s PBR golf pants, which are a thing of bizarre, disturbing beauty. On a different note, though, golf is one of those sports that’s notably divided down gender lines in my family. I can only watch golf in five-minute intervals without feeling the need to switch to something more exciting — say, infomercials — while my dad and brother can slobber at the screen for hours to see which rich white guy can spend the most time standing in one spot and grimacing. See BANTER page 42
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FOUR YEARS IN SPORTS
MEN’S LACROSSE
Christian Knight’16 Captures Fifth Rookie of the Week Award Freshman lacrosse player and goalkeeper for the Red, Christian Knight, became the second lacrosse player in Ivy League history to win five men’s lacrosse Rookie of the Week awards. This accomplishment, which he shares with junior attackman Matt Donovan, came after Knight had an impressive game in goal against Princeton. Knight earned 16 saves playing in the net against the Tigers, the eighth time this season he recorded double digits in this statistic. He is currently ranked No. 10 in the nation for saves. Knight came to Cornell from Baltimore, Maryland, where he played on the Boys’ Latin lacrosse team, as well as the varsity football and basketball teams. With awards such as MVP, first-
team All-Metropolitan Baltimore, first-team AllMIAA and Varsity Sports Network Defensive Player of the Year under his belt, Knight proved himself as a successful and talented high school lacrosse player. After lettering for three seasons in lacrosse and serving as team captain his senior year, Knight joined the Red this season for his freshman year and has contributed much to the team’s overall success. He is a student in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. After his career-high 16 saves this past weekend, which helped the Red earn a joint Ivy League Championship title along with the Harvard Crimson, the team can hope to see much future success from the young goalie
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an impact player on the offensive side of the ball, and the chemistry that I’ve built with Jeff, Grant and the offensive line made my contributions last night seem second nature.” Mathews said he appreciated the work of his receiving core on Sept. 21, as he was able to complete 15 of 23 passes for 285 yards and three touchdowns. “Shap is a special talent. Physically he has great size and body control; mentally, he completely understands defenses and our scheme,” Mathews said. “I think our whole wide receiving unit played well. Grant [Gellatly] had a few big catches on third down, and Lenz and [Luke] Hagy both played big parts.” Though the receiving core was still a question going into the preseason after losing three starters, the combination of senior Grant Gellatly’s leadership and the talent of sophomore Luke Hagy, Lenz and
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Shapiro made for a stellar performance in the first game of the season. Hagy chipped in with three receptions for 52 yards and a touchdown. “Jeff and Grant are great natural leaders both on and off the field and they have done a great job leading by example,” Shapiro said. ‘They are always the first two in the film room and on the field and the last two to leave. They have really helped the young receivers, including myself, to not only understand the offense as it’s drawn up in the playbook, but also to be able to go out and perform on the field as well.” Though the offense took credit for four of the Red’s six touchdowns on the day — senior running back Dustin Dillard scored the fourth on a one-yard run — it was the defense that really stood out. After compiling two sacks, one interception and forcing five fumbles, the Red’s defensive unit proved that it could also take part in the offense. Bucknell had no answer for the
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combination of the slippery conditions and the Red’s pressure — which stifled them for the entire second half. “Coach Archer has made turnovers our team’s top priority. When our defense is able to force turnovers it gives us a great chance to win,” Mathews said. “They had an unreal game; as a unit, they had more touchdowns than the Bucknell offense.” Senior defensive lineman Tre’ Minor picked up a fumble and ran it back 18 yards for the first of those touchdowns. Only five minutes later, the Bisons fumbled again on a botched fake field goal attempt. Sophomore defensive back Jarrod WatsonLewis took advantage, scooping it up and running it back 82 yards for another touchdown. “Their tenacity and nose for the ball was really apparent and the defensive swarm that coaches have been harping on since the beginning of training camp was seen by everyone last night,” Shapiro said. “I think it was the first time in my career where I wanted the defense to get a turnover and not return it for a touchdown so I could get back out on the field.” With the 45-13 rout — the second in the past two homecomings — Archer can breathe a sigh of relief as his first of many milestones is finally behind him. “He has done a great job thus far, and it was a special night for our team and especially for Coach Archer,” Mathews said.
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Men Secure 12th Straight Ivy Title Against the Lions The Cornell men’s wrestling team won its 12th straight Ivy League Championship, defeating Columbia, 22-15 on Feb. 8. With the victory, the Red now has the most conference championships in any Ivy League sport. In what was one of the closest matches all season, the score remained tied at 15-15 with just two duals left. Juniors Jace Bennett and Jacob Aiken-Phillips then took center stage, defeating their opponents and helping the Red to another Ancient Eight title. “It was a lot closer than I expected. We had four kids out of the lineup … so I was really nervous,” said head coach Rob Koll. “This is not the best or second to best team in the Ivy League, and they could easily have knocked us off today.” However, Bennett and Aiken-Phillips made sure that did not happen, shutting out both of their opponents. “It’s always great to continue breaking records, it’s something we[‘ve] become accustomed to,” Bennett said. Four key starters were sidelined for the match due to injuries, however the team was still able to come together to pull out the win. Sophomore Nahshon Garrett and seniors Mike Nevinger and Chris Villalonga got the Red off to a strong start, winning their matches and giving the squad the initial lead. However, Cornell soon lost its head start when freshmen Taylor Simaz and Jake George and senior Craig Eifert lost their respective duals to level out the score. Both Bennett and Aiken-Phillips explained that while a lot of the pressure fell on them, they were still able to maintain level heads, letting their opponents make the mistakes during their duals. “I was pretty patient during my match, letting my opponent mess up so that I could score. However, I was very scared when it was tied because I didn’t want to have all the pressure on me,” Aiken-Phillips said. Furthermore, Bennett said he did everything he could not to let the pressure get to his head, coming out strong and never letting his guard down.“Like Kyle Dake [’13] always says, pressure is something you put on yourself; it’s not real. And so I try to remind myself of that often, and so when I walked out on the mat this weekend it was just another day in paradise for me,” Bennet said.
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Fighting for the win | Sophomore Nahshon Garrett started off the championship with a win, helping the Red secure its victory.
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Red hot| Players for the the Red run out onto the field at the beginning of the homecoming game.
FOOTBALL
Red Wins First Game of Season When senior quarterback Jeff Mathews jogged off the field with nine minutes left in the fourth quarter and his team leading 45-13, head coach David Archer ’05 was the first to greet him as he pulled his signal caller in for a hug. After more than half a year of developing a staff and training players, Mathews and the Red had just given Archer his first win as a head coach. “We know how much last night’s game and our team means to [Archer] and that comes through in the emotion that he displays every time he speaks to us,” junior wide receiver Lucas Shapiro said. “Not only did we want to start off with a win for this team, but also for our new coaches — Coach Archer especially, who has been with the program for quite some time and deserves to be the head coach.” The enthusiasm Shapiro mentioned was evident from Archer as he patrolled the sidelines, trying to give his players the energy they needed for a comeback. The Red fell behind early against Bucknell after a 59-yard punt return for a touchdown with 7:20 left in the first quarter. The Bisons then got on the board again just five minutes later with a field goal, putting them ahead 100. The more than 15,000 fans in the Crescent weathered the storm that loomed in the Ithaca skies, waiting for a spark in the Red’s offense. They got it just four minutes into the second quarter, as the Red capped off a 76-yard drive with a 44 yard touchdown pass from Mathews to sophomore wide receiver Chris Lenz. It was Lenz’s first career reception for the Red and it couldn’t have come at a better time. The Bison answered with a field goal, though, putting them up 13-7. On the ensuing drive, Mathews hit Shapiro with a 45-yard pass to set up
a 38-yard field goal for senior place-kicker John Wells. The Red never looked back from that point. As the rain continued to fall in sheets against the backdrop of a black sky over Schoellkopf, the defense continued to pour pressure on Bucknell’s senior quarterback Brandon Wesley, setting up Cornell’s comeback. “We constantly preach focusing on the next play and to try to change the game with the next opportunity, and that’s what we did,” Mathews said. “We stuck to what our coaches have been preaching, and it worked great for us.” Still down by three after Wells’ field goal, and with the ball now in Bucknell’s hands, the defense forced a fumble that was recovered by junior cornerback Michael Turner. Archer was ecstatic as the defensive unit came off the field, running up and down the sidelines to high-five his players. Just moments later, with less than two minutes to go in the half, Mathews hit Shapiro again, this time for a 30-yard touchdown pass. The junior brought in with two defenders on him in the corner of the end zone. Archer watched as the Red gave him his first lead as a head coach, a lead that would remain unblemished for the final 30 minutes of the game. For Shapiro — who was one of Mathews’ main options on the day, catching five passes for 113 yards and a touchdown — this game was especially meaningful, as the junior missed all of last season with a shoulder injury. “I looked at it as a learning experience. Last season really made me realize how much I missed playing with my teammates,” Shapiro said. “I knew coming into this season that I wanted to be See FOOTBALL page 44
WOMEN’S HOCKEY
Cornell Wins Second Consecutive ECAC Championship After a frustrating end to its regular season, in which the women’s ice hockey team failed to capture the regular season Ivy League and ECAC titles, the Red roared back in the ECAC playoff series and beat Harvard, 6-4, in the semifinals and Clarkson, 1-0, in the finals to take home the ECAC Championship title. This was Cornell’s second consecutive ECAC championship, and its fourth in five years. According to senior defenseman and captain Alyssa Gagliardi, the Red was confident in its ability to win the ECAC and is energized and excited heading into the NCAA National Tournament. “We kind of had a rough end to the regular season, but we thought we played good games even though we lost,” she said. “So going into the playoffs, we were a confident group and we knew that if we kept believing, playing the full 60 minutes, playing as hard as we can, and coming together as a team, we’d be able to put together four solid wins. We’re really excited going into the NCAA
playoffs next Saturday.” The Crimson (23-6-4, 16-3-3) took a 10 lead in the first period during the March 8 semifinal, but Cornell (24-5-4, 15-4-3) tied it up late in the first on a two-man advantage. According to Gagliardi, it was critical to capitalize on that opportunity and even up the score. “We got the five-on-three and we had almost 1:45 with that advantage, so we knew we didn’t have to rush it too much,” she said. “We told ourselves that we had time and its didn’t need to happen right away. For the first and its didn’t need to happen right away. For the first minute they were firing it out, but finally we were able to set up, and luckily, Emily Fulton found the back of the net. So it was huge to tie the game up, resettle ourselves and refocus going into the second period.” After taking a 2-1 lead, Harvard responded with three consecutive goals to take a two-goal lead. Junior forward Jillian Saulnier scored to trim the lead to one late in the sec-
ond, and the Red scored three unanswered goals in the third to seal the win. According to Gagliardi, it was crucial for the Red to shrink Harvard’s lead and regain the momentum before the end of the second period. “I think we were disappointed to give up three goals in the second, but to come back and respond was huge for us,” she said. “Going into the third, the coach told us that we’ve come back before, and look, I don’t care if we win this game 6-5, we’re going to have to score as many goals as we can and make a comeback. We’re really happy with the way we responded when we were down. We just never gave up and kept attacking, pucks went our way and we got the win.” The game against the Golden Knights featured far less scoring, with the game’s only goal coming from Cornell’s Cassandra Poudrier late in the first. Cornell protected that lead until the end to capture the title. According to junior forward Jill Saulnier, the Red needed good offensive and defensive
play to prevent Clarkson’s powerful offense from scoring. “Clarkson is one of the best offensive teams in the nation, so to keep them off the board was huge for us and its a big confidence booster,” she said. “Obviously we had great defensive play but also good offensive play, because we were able to keep pucks not only out of our net, but out of our end as well. Making sure we just took care of the puck, didn’t panic and stuck to the little things helped us get the job done.” According to Saulnier, the ECAC tournament was an important accomplishment, but the ultimate stage of the national NCAA tournament is still ahead. “Winning the ECAC was our focus last weekend and we’re really happy that we got it done,” she said. “But obviously the main goal as an NCAA hockey player is the championship at the frozen four. We have time to enjoy the moment, but we also need to focus on the NCAA tournament coming up next weekend.”
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ing the Red a trip to the NCAA Frozen Four. March 23: Men’s wrestler junior Kyle Dake captured his third national title of his career. The Ithaca native earned his win, as Dake’s head shots drew blood from St. John’s contender. May 11: Slugger Chris Cruz ’14 powered the Cornell baseball team to victory in the longest-ever Ivy Championship series Game 3. Shattering Cornell’s solo season home run record, Cruz’s late blast gave the Red the win over Dartmouth and entry to the NCAA tournament. Junior Year
July 27: Three Cornellians — Muhammad Halim ’08, Morgan Uceny ’07 and Ken Jurkowski ’03 — competed at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. Nov. 10: The men’s soccer team won the Ivy League Championship with a 1-0 win against the Columbia Lions, as junior Daniel Haber scored the game winner just 14 minutes into the game. This year marked the first time since 1977 that the Red won the title outright. Nov. 24: Men’s ice hockey took on the University of Michigan Wolverines in a battle at Madison Square Garden over Thanksgiving, stealing the show with a 30 win at the Frozen Apple showdown. Dec. 7: Junior Daniel Haber was named First-Team All-American after a strong season with Cornell, where he led the Red with 18 goals and 43 points. On Jan. 8, 2013, Haber signed a professional contract with Israeli soccer team Maccabi Haifa. Dec. 17: Head coach Kent Austin gave his notice that he would not return this fall to coach the Red football team. He accepted the joint position of vice president of football operations, general manager and head football coach of the Canadian Football League’s Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Jan. 3, 2013: David Archer ’05 was named the Roger J. Weiss ’61 Coach of Cornell Football by Athletic Director Andy Noel. Archer was a former captain for the Cornell football team in his time with the Red and also helped recruit extensively in the past. Feb. 10: Senior Nick Wade became the first Cornell athlete to run a sub-4:00 mile. Feb. 17: Men’s tennis won the indoor ECAC Tennis Championships for the second time in the last three years. March 10: Cornell women’s hockey took down Ivy foe Harvard in a 2-1 victory to snatch the ECAC title. Junior forwards Brianne Jenner and Jessica Campbell sealed the deal for the Red with their first and third period goals, respectively. March 24: Senior wrestler Kyle Dake won his fourth NCAA Championship in his fourth different weight class, making him the only collegiate wrestler to ever do four in four and one of three to ever win four at all. He finished his Cornell career with an impressive record of 137-4. April 29: Senior Luke Tasker agreed to terms on a free agent contract with the San Diego Chargers and became one of 23 undrafted players to join the team as it heads into training camp for the upcoming NFL sea-
son. The week before, teammate J.C. Tretter was drafted to the Packers in the fourth round to join Green Bay heading into the pre-season. April 30: The Cornell men’s track and field team was ranked No. 19 in nation by the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association, marking the Red’s first time in program history cracking a Top-25 ranking since the new rankings system began in 2008. May 9: Senior lacrosse player Rob Pannell became Cornell’s second two-time Tewaaraton Trophy finalist. Pannell commands the longest points-scoring streak in the nation, notching at least one point in each of his 69 career games with the Red. Senior Year
September 21: The football team gives newly appointed head coach David Archer ’05 his first win in the team’s homecoming game. October 5: Senior quarterback Jeff Mathews sets the Ivy League’s Career Passing Record in a loss to Colgate. November 14: Cornell announced the dismissal of men’s lacrosse head coach Ben DeLuca. November 26: Senior Allyson DiMagno scored 12 points, had 12 rebounds and seven assists in a game against Loyola. The points recorded her 1,000th career point for her four seasons with the Red. January 1: The women’s swimming and diving team won 15 events and remained unbeaten at home which improved the Cornell to 5-2 in dual meets and secured the program’s first winning season since 1997. February 19: Former Cornell athlete Jamie Greubel ’06 won the bronze medal in the women's bobsled at the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, Russia with a time of 3:51.61. March 9: Freshman fencer Victoria Wines placed second in the epee event to win the silver medal at the NCAA Northeast Regionals. March 10: The men’s track and field team won its second IC4A title in three years. March 21: The men’s hockey team advanced to the
ECAC tournament, but fell short with a 5-2 loss to Union in the semifinals. March 22: Sophomore Nahshon Garrett came in second at the wrestling National Championships at 125 pounds. Freshman Gabe Dean came in third at 184 and freshman Brian Realbuto finished sixth at 157 pounds. April 4: Men’s soccer 2013 Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year Patrick Slogic ’13 signed with the USL PRO’s Rochester Rhinos. April 5: Senior gymnast Melanie Jorgensen tied for seventh place on bars at the NCAA Regionals with a score of 9.850. April 11: Men’s hockey junior forward Brian Ferlin signed with the Boston Bruins. Ferlin scored 31 goals and 41 assists for 72 points for Cornell over the last three seasons. May 4: Four members of the equestrian team placed at the National Show in Harrisburg, Pa. Junior Georgiana de Rham finished sixth — the highest place in Red history in the Cacchione event, while sophomore Elizabeth Drake was recognized as an Honorable Mention, sophomore Kaitlin Smith finished tenth in the Intermediate Individual Equitation Over Fences and freshman Chelsea Huss finished seventh in the Open Individual Equitation Over Fences. May 10: The men’s lacrosse season came to an end when the University of Maryland overtook the Red with an 8-7 victory. May 11: The men’s outdoor track and field team tooks the Heps championship while the women placed third overall in the competition. Sophomore Max Hairston was named Track MVP for the men. May 11: Football senior quarterback Jeff Mathews signed with the Atlanta Falcons. Over his four year on the Hill, Mathews led the Ivy League conference in completions (228), attempts (360), passing yards (2,953), total offense yards (2,935), passing yards per game (328.1 ypg) and total offense per game (326.1 ypg.) and was second in passing touchdowns (22).
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A Retrospective of the Last Four Years in Cornell Sports Freshman Year
Oct. 30, 2010: Cornell football earned its first and only Ivy League win of the season in a narrow victory over rival Princeton, 21-19. Emani Fenton ’11 sealed the deal when he picked off a pass in the end zone with 23 seconds left on the clock. Jan. 29, 2011: The women’s hockey team won its 18th consecutive game in a shutout over Rensselaer, 6-0. Cornell finished the year with three players earning All-American selections and reached the Frozen Four for the second consecutive season. Feb. 11: Max Groebe ’11 led the men’s basketball team to back-to-back wins for the first time all season, hitting 6-of-8 from downtown in the Red’s overtime win against Penn. March 13: After struggling through the first part of the season, the men’s hockey team came back down the stretch to earn the No. 4 seed in the ECAC playoffs. Joe Devin ’11 sent the Red into the semifinals
with an overtime game-winner against Quinnipiac. March 19: Kyle Dake ’13 earned his second consecutive individual NCAA championship, leading Cornell wrestling to the No. 2 spot in the competition. March 19: Cornell gymnastics won its first ECAC title in program history, posting a top score of 191.675. April 23: In the final match of the season, the men’s tennis team won its first Ivy League title in program history with a victory over Columbia, 6-1. The Red finished the season with an undefeated conference record. Sophomore Year
Sept. 15: Men’s tennis head coach Tony Bresky informed his team on Sept. 14 that he will be resigning in order to accept the same job at Wake Forest, multiple sources told The Sun. The unexpected announcement hit the team just two days before its
first match of the 2011-12 season, which takes place on Sept. 16 at the Princeton Invitational. Nov. 14: Six thousand one hundred and twentyeight fans poured into sunny Schoellkopf field on Nov. 12 to send off the senior class in its final home game, but it was sophomore quarterback Jeff Mathews who stole the show. Mathews rewrote the Cornell record books, completing 40-of-46 passes for five touchdowns on 521 yards, leading the Red to victory, 62-41, over Columbia. March 10, 2012: The No. 3 Cornell women’s hockey team has had many statement victories this season, but none compare in excitement or importance to the Red’s thrilling victory over No. 5 Boston University on March 10. Defenseman Lauriane Rougeau ’13 scored the winning goal with just ten seconds left in the third sudden death overtime, givSee FOUR YEARS page 47