University of Rhode Island
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College Road Kingston RI 02881
50 Lower
www.uri.edu
Title 1
And
it
begins.,.
August rolled along the anticipation of move
As the end of in
so
day became strong. Packing, shopping, freedom, leaving
your parents and boredom.
sprees for
Shopping
new
clothes, school supplies, food and other necessary items. Get ready now you have to pack all your personal belonging into
few
a
boxes, bags, and anything else that
can
be
transported. Everything ready? Not quite now you have to
pack a house to
full of
belongings into
a car
and then it's off
URI.
Still
Now
not over.
unpack.
How
come
this
only seems
to
take a half-hour? It took you the last three weeks to pack and
ready
are
you
haven't
seen
to
out
go
and party with the
in the last three months within
an
people
you
hour of the
time you arrive.
First
night back
its all about
you would call every week
talked
to
seeing the friends you swore
over
since June. No hard
the
summer
but haven't
feelings its not like they called
you either. New roommate? No
big deal
know if you
are
found
best friend.
First
Sam last
a new
day on
your
of classes is
the first
night.
ready
.
..
to
find
always
Soon
enough you wiU
a new room or
fun.
...
if you have
Running late
to
your
Hearing the teacher not be able to pronounce
name or
name
yet!
day cause you just coiildn't leave the party
becoming you
few weeks until your lecture your
-
really is.
social
security
professor
number for
a
remembers what
d
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Opening
3
Mid-year rolls Homecoming
GO RAMS! We
-
around,
like every year, the campus authorities
turn a
deaf
subject of underage drinking for a weekend. bombarded with letters dent Carothers also next
the
year
one
remember
reasons
in
Alumni the
Cigar got
the
on
subject.
Don't worry,
a reason
bring
come
fence,
back year after year?
not
it
about
remembering how you
only come was
once a
year
your
body just
longer.
any
headaches, sleeplessness, and anticipa
tion. WiU you pass this class? Will the teacher take
you? Will you be Plus you have
think you
sober
to
pack everything
might
pity
on
by the time you have to get up to go?
need in the
that you could next
possibly
month. Dorms get
locked and without doubt you know you wiU
thing
They
spending hundreds on four days of drinking.
couldn't handle it if it
ever
the
the editor about this and Presi
to
wrote
peeing on
got home, and
Finals
The
ear on
everything wiU be different. But isn't homecoming
of
There is
Controversies
finally won!
forget
some
that you "needed".
Winter break what did your parents give you? New clothes? -
Play
Station 2? The
new
computer in the corner? Time
to
show off!
Hated that freshmen roommate? Convince them that school
really wasn't for them, now you get the joy of a new one. Did you hear the news? Chaffee closed. Better get
computer lab and print
Tuesday morning. new
building
out
Chances
half way
are
your
new
the
schedual before
half your classes
across
to
are now
in
campus from where you
planed. Opening
5
Saying Good-bye, The
days
snow
break
seem to
Cancun,
or
in March made the week
last forever. But
the
prior
to
spring
coming back from Florida,
tarming booths at home brought some very
interesting stories. Who did you hook up with? How much do you remember? Finals for the last time.
Only
one
reading day
this year.
Preparing to give up your "secret spot" in the Ubrary to
an
unknowing freshman knowing that you will never need to its shelter
run to
again. Finishing
the last final with the
knowledge not only that the class has left you with but also knowing
that the future wiU hold bosses
WiU the work force more
year?
Time
to
you for water
at
least four years. The
friends that
fights
were
that yotir brain
in the
and
can
thousand words but out are
professors.
really care what your GPA was sopho
say good-bye. You have known the
balloon
evening
not
were
people arotmd
night that never ended, the
hall, the boyfriends and girl not, and every other memory
still remember. Pictures may say
remembering
the quotes from
a
an
priceless.
Looking ahead toward the real wold deciding where you are going to move to after graduation. Job offers come pouring in.
Saying the
final farewells
as
you walk
across
the
quad
clad
in black with tears in your eyes.
Knowing that you can never
go back to the way things were.
Having the same fear in your
heart you did
a
few years
prior when
you
set
foot
on
this
campus for the first time. Candace Karl (with help
from Matthew
Lacrox)
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Year-in-Review Senior
Survey
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2 September 3rd- The newly-renovated Barlow Residence Hall opens it's doors for the first time at the begin
ning
of Move-In 2000.
g^ September
22nd-
The URI Women's Soccer
team
feated PC
10
20
to
de win
the Wakefield
Cup.
5
October October 1stWWF's Man
kind visit's URI
October I4th-
October 13th-
Midnight
Madness
takes
URI.
over
Homecoming brings good luck to URI's football team as they defeat the James Madison Dukes 7-6.
October 19th-
Hellraiser's Pinhead,
Doug Bradley visits URI.
21 October 23rd- With Halloween around the
SEC hosts
corner
pumpkin carving Union and
a
Scream Fest
October 24thHillel holds
a
Ducky
Race
raise
to
money for
right day of
in front of the Memorial
the 24th.
Rubber
a
charity.
on
the
night
of
November November 8th- In Edwards Audito
rium, author David Halberstam dis cussed his novel, "The Children" and some
of his other works. Also, the
Student Senate voted
1
at
graduation
to
oppose prayer
after much debate.
November 15th- To celebrate the Great American
Smokeout, URI volunteers
dressed up as Star Wars characters in the Memorial Union and at Health Services. The
10 November 1 9th
event was
held
to
help
students think
about their health and
seriously smoking habits. more
-
The African Aware ness
Association
held it's 4th annual Fashion Show in the upper level of the Memorial Union.
November 20th- The 7th annual Com muter
Housing Fair was held in the Me to help students find off-
morial Union campus
housing for the
Representatives there
to
advice
November 27th
-
provide pamphlets, options,
to
held
on
were
and
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students.
As
November 30th-
part of 7\IDS Aware ness week a candle-lit
vigil was Quad.
2001-2002 year.
from several Realtors
URI Theater
begins
the
their pro
duction o^ Pippin.
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December December 1st Fashion sored the
a
-
Merchandising Society spon date auction
John Hope
event
Uhuru Sasa and the to
raise money for
Settlement House. The
raised about $700 for the
r^
charity. :%
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-m December 7th
-
URI held it's 21st Rams
Gymnastic
Night
in the
Mackal Field House
gymnastics
center.
December- The issue
of arming URI campus comes a
police be hot topic
in
the Student Senate and
sparks
much
16
debate.
December 23rdLast
day of fall
semester exams.
20
final
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January January
1st-
Happy
New Year! 2001
begins
URI students and
faculty enjoy their
winter break
January
6th- URI's
Men's Basketball team
takes
Joseph's
in
on
St.
Keaney
Gym.
January 18th- Professor of Art, Barbara Pagh, gives a talk of her exhibition
"Skirting the Edge" in the Fine Arts Center's Corridor Gallery. Her exhibi tion is on display from January 1 8th through February 18th.
January 24thCareer Winter
Carnival 2001
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February
February
5 th- A
snowstorm
makes it
difficult for students
traveling to
and
from campus.
student group, Artists Against Rac ism, holds an event in the Student Union to promote diversity through the arts. The Flavor Unit, hip-hop DJs, poets, graffiti
February 13th-
URI's
new
artists, the URI Dance this event.
February 17th
-
URI's Men's Track Team wins the A10 for the first
time in URI his tory.
February 19thWashington's Birth day, classes do not
Company and
many
more turn out
for
March
1 March 7th & 8th
-
Predicted blizzard cancels classes the total
though
accumidation
pointed
many
disap-
.
.^
stu
dents. March 21st
March 12th- 16rfiURI students head out
for
secured
into the world
Spring
-
Jordan
and LaChance as
victors of
URI's Student
Break
Senate Presidential
2001
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March 22nd
are
Race
was
selected
S Truman
-
as a
Scholarship. given
March 23rd
Governor Dennis
J. Roberts signed
Rhode Island State
a
bill
College granting day birth to the University of and status giving imiversity Rhode Island. Happy 50th anniversary URI! this
in 1951
a
on
a
keep
with the
guessing
to
help
out
on
a
pay for
like
a
lamb-
to want to
what
to wear
beginning of the month giving
blizzard conditions and the end with
pleasandy warm 16
lion and
Harry
The award is
The weather in March seemed
students
DiMuro
winner of a 2001
merit-based grant graduate school.
March-In like -
Junior Jonathan
temperatures.
April April 4th- MTV's Campus Invasion came April 3rd- Jeff to URI's quad with bands American HiTaylor, founder of Monster.com, spoke Fi, Salvia, and Sum 41. Spike Lee also in the Memorial gave an "Images of Race" speech in Union Ballroom.
April
Edwards Auditorium.
9th-
Butterfield
Dining
Hall closed for
immtm^^^'
renovations.
J^Ma**^^^'^
E April 10thSpeaker Scott came to
URI
Fried to
tell
the story of his life with AIDS
12 April 17th-
Mem
April
bers of Chi Phi and
Alpha Delta a pole-sit
Beta Tau a
April
21st- Zeta
organized
six-mile walk
benefit
24th- The
Multicultural Center held it's 3rd
to
Annual
multiple
Awards
sclerosis.
Diversity Banquet.
April 26th & 27th Alpha Tau Omega and Sigma Delta Tau held a "30-hour -
famine" in which students went without eating and solid food for 30 hours to raise money and
America.
awareness
for
hunger
in
The Union Board
Party
sponsered
in front of
the Memorial Union. Activities included
mechanical bull, rock wall, candle and an inflatable obstacle course. a
to
April
-
their 3rd Annual Block
Pi held
raise money for Save the Bay.
1 9th
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art,
May May 1st- URI Engi neering Students' 3rd Annual Water Rocket Contest.
May
12th- All URI
residents have out
5
May
12th- 17th-
Senior Week
19
May tion.
20th- Gradua
Congrats
of 2001!
Class
to move
by this day.
Senior 1936
Who
1937
Survey
1952
2001
1971
the five greatest people of all time? 1937- Lincoln, Washington, Christ, Caesar, Franklin D. Roosevelt 1971- Jesus Christ, Lincoln, Shakespeare, Marx, Aristotle are
2001- Martin Luther
Kingjr., John
F.
Kennedy,
Mother Theresa,
Jesus Christ,
Alice M. Heditsian
Einstein
English 1952
What is the 1933-
Do you
approximate
cost
of your education?
1937- $2,512 1952-$5,000 $2,000 2001$80,000 1971-$8,817
prefer
finacial
intellectual success?
success to
2001- No-62%
1971- No-62%
1937-Yes-75% William
total
Caragher
Political Science 1971
Dayton
Shahrikh D. Dowlatshani
Ernest Carritt
Electrical
Sicence
1971
1937
What is the
Engineering
weekly wage you
1937- $20-25
1952-$65
Dorothy
Vera
Earl
Bergmann
James Hand
Home Economics
Science
1936
1937
expect in your first
job
1971- $140-150
after
graduation? 2001-
$500
Ads 19
Roben W. Gilstein Economics
Science
Madelyn A. Geisser English
1971
1937
1952
Sprague Whipple
Hazard
Lewis
this
on
1937- Yes-27%
1971- Yes-99%
1936- SEX
1952- Yes-52%
most common
subject you
1971
campus? 2001- Yes- 75%
discuss with your friends? 2001- SEX
1971-SEX
1952-SEX
1937- SEX
Lynn
English
1936
Are you in favor of serving beer
What is the
Harriet F.
Jennings Bain Engineering
Mechanical
Wan Chi Woo
Chemical
Engineering
What
1971
1937-
was
your hardest year
at
1971- Freshman
Sophomore
URI? 2001-
Junior
What is the average cost of a date?
Would you re-enter this freshman again?
1936- $0.75 1937- $2
1952-$3
college
1952- Yes-69%
1937- Yes-75%
if you
were to
become
2001- Yes-65%
1971- No-53%
1971- $8.25
2001-$50
been
Has your
religion
1937- 69%-
Unchanged
strengthened
or
weakened
during your college years?
1971- 56%- Weakened
2001-41%
a
Unchanged
lis Maude Underwood
Roben H. Zexter
Home Economics
General Business
1937
1952
What is your favorite magazine? 1 936- Reader's Digest 200 1 1952- Life
Who do you feel is the
most
1936- Selassie
2001
-
LeRoy Edwards Psychology
GeneviveJ. Lynskey Home Economics
Henry H. Gould Chemestry
1971
1936
1952
1952- Eisenhower
Electrical
200 1
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Hillary Clinton
Terry Hamer Nursing
Engineering
1937
Do you favor more or less strict rules for freshmen? Do you favor strict rules for freshmen? No- 68%
1 936- Yes-44%
1 952-Yes-55%
If SO (above), who would be the Japan
1952- Russia
Rose
200 1
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war
in the
near
Sugerman
Science
1971
Do you think there could be another world
1936-
of the Year?
Outstanding Man/Woman
1936
-
Cosmo
Robert Garvin Gleeson
Ellen R. Dunn [ome Economics
1936
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1937
More- 60%
future?
Yes-64%
aggressor? 2001-
Iraq
Howard S. Harris Jr. Civil Engineering
1936
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URI THEATER Students
playing
main roles
are:
Name
Character
Jeff Smith, '01 Max Kogod, '03
Sebastian
Sean Michael
Duke Orsino
McConaghy,
Luciano, '01
Anthony Mauro Canepa,
'02
'05
Antonio
Sir
Toby
Belch
Sir Andrew
Keith Hanson, '02 Jim Bray, '01
Fabian
Heidi E. Beckmann, '02 Joanna Lynn Beecher, '01
Olivia Viola Maria
Mariam Habib, '01 Pamela Kristine Caici, '02
Valentine
W. Dawson, '03
Aguecheek
Feste
Betsy Eyring, '02 Alan Hawkridge, faculty
Benjamin
playing
Malvolio
Curio, Ensemble Sea
Captain,
Ensemble
Priest/Ensemble
Adam Wasserman, '03 Susan D'Orsi, '01
Olivia's
Marc Pelina, '03 Tina Marie Romano, '01
Sailor, Officer First Officer, Ensemble
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Lady, Ensemble
The
of Rhode Island Theatre
University
provide The
a
night
play
of
will
from
19 to 21 and from
April
27
Friday, April
Scholarship Twelfth washes up
sure to
25 to 28 at 8 p.m. in the Robert E. Will
April
Theatre of URI's Fine Arts Center. The April 19 show is from the
Night \s
mistaken identities, and mischief.
laughter,
run
of Twelfth
Department's production
a
signed performance. Proceeds
will benefit the Thomas R. Pezzullo Memorial
performance
Fund.
Night, by William Shakespeare, follows the beautiful, shipwrecked on
the seacoast of
lllyria
she meets her true love, finds her
s
probably
play
male to survive. a
Viola
she
as
the way
Along
stream of hilarious
greatest.
Isaid ^top*^ Estrella,
According
as a
and sets into effect
long-lost brother,
of the
one
edies. It's fi
and must dress
is much
more
Tw^h Night.
director of
thanc^just a comedy.|as
it
explores the
extremes of
iBed by th^ American 3St
t* t'
a time
It's
a
aes it
last
was one
was
"The theatre is about
stage
we
the
the
setting,
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world away, but
are
values
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clos% enough,"
promoted
he
in the Twafth
Night
pla^was held
Shakespeare
nagPfJ
his
of celebration and
lllllry
before the harvest
and all
played tradesmen,
community.
create a sense of
but with the audience,"
By modernizing
known for its celebration of inverted social structures,
igs, lords
play,
a
play
"Lord of Misrule." The festival also celebrated
But in this
is
The festival, for which
3.
ll
the
is that
is from the last century, but Is still vivid in
period that
throughout
1930s.
Shakespearean play
a
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,
petlotlthat
time
Ityles of the
European
languageiind costumes.
audience, J
and
challenges ip producing
the
this world," said
with it because
ilentify
one can
In
community,
society today
community,
not
just
were
presided
over
which is reflected in the focus too much
we
on
by
the
play.
j
alienation
with the actors and actresses
explained Anthony Luciano,
a
senior theatre
major
on
from
Colchester, Vt., who plays Sir Toby Belch. The
April
27
production
performance
is
taking
of Twelfth
another
step
to create a link to the
which benefits the Thomas R. Pezzullo
Night,
fund. The fund honors the late Thomas Pezzullo, both the
University
a career
of Rhode Island and Rhode Island
Pezzullo's wife, Barbara
Brittingham,
community
a
educator and vice
College.
former dean of the
The fund
College
with the
scholarship
president
was
at
established
by
of Human Science and
Services, and his sons, David J. and Daniel W. Pezzullo, to help needy and talented students attend school and take full
accomplished actor,
advantage of
director and set
designer
their
who
college experience.
won
Pezzullo
awards for his work in
community
theatre. Photo Credit to Michael Salerno
Special
thanks to
Roy Jones
in the Theater
Department
for
use
of these
was an
pictures
Rainville Awards
Student
Employee Winner Lawrence Perry
Team Excellence Winner Barlow HaU Staff
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2000/2001
Leadership Winner Jennifer Wanat
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Student
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Perry
Mara Sansevero Laura
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Matt
Shepard"
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The Renaissance Staff and Senior Class would like to take
a
moment to remember those who
from the class of 2001.
Cameron A. McCallum
Jean-Paul Bauchard
Jay G. Lawrence Kristina B.
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2-1
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0-3 lost
2-6 lost
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0-3 lost
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7-0 lost 9-0
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6-1
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7-0
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6-1
won
won
vs.
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4-3
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7-0
won
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4-3
won
6-0
won
Atlantic 10
4-0
won
6-1
won
Atlantic 10
7-0
won
Connecticut
0-7 lost
7-0
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4-3 lost
4-2 lost
Vermont
Massachusetts
Fairfield
lost 5-4 lost
Providence
won
Bryant vs. New Hampshire vs. Quinnipiac
100
vs.
7-0
LaSalle
won
186-98 lost
Men's Tennis
Holy Cross
Regional Championships Indianapolis St. Cloud (Minn.) Green Bay (Wis.) Binghamton Rhode Island College Boston College Boston University
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Connecticut Invitational
4th
Norfolk State
6-2 lost
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9-2
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14th
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8-0
won
Championship England Championship
Baseball
Michigan Men's Cross
Country
Central Conn. State, Hartford, Maine 1"' Maryland, Massachusetts New Hampshire
State
9-4 lost
Monmouth
28-4
Marist
14-2 lost
LaSalle
1 0-4
won
won
Sports
101
Harvard
7-2
won
vs.
LaSalle
4-1 lost
won
vs.
LaSalle
4-0 lost
won
vs.
LaSalle
21-10 losi
LaSalle
11-10
lona
4-3
Wagner
8-3
St. Francis
6-1 lost
won
Boston
5-4 lost
College Duquesne Duquesne Duquesne
vs.
CW Post
9-8
won
Brown
12-3 lost
vs.
CW Post
7-2
won
Brown
15-3 lost
vs.
CW Post
2-1
won
Fairfield
1 1 -6 won
vs.
Sacred Heart
10-9 lost
Massachusetts
1 3-5 won
vs.
Hartford
12-2
Massachusetts
(NY)
Quinnipiac
8-2
won
Central Connecticut
4-2
won
Central Connecticut
Temple Temple Temple vs.
102
Connecticut
Sports
won
9-1 lost 3-1
won
8-5 lost 8-1 lost
12-4
won
16-3 lost
vs.
Fordham
8-4 lost
4-3
vs.
Quinnipiac
5-0
16-1 lost
vs.
Northeastern
1 1 -6
7-5 lost
vs.
George Washington
4-3
won
won won
won
George Washington George Washington
9-0 lost
Providence
95-72 lost
7-6 lost
Akron
74-60 lost
vs.
Xavier
5-4
vs.
Valparaiso
69-62 lost
vs.
Xavier
6-2 lost
vs.
Yale
68-63
won
vs.
Xavier
3-1
vs.
Northeastern
80-67
won
vs. vs.
@ St.
Joseph's Joseph's St. Joseph's
@ St.
won
won won
@ Connecticut
15-1
won
vs.
Siena
81-77
vs.
Hartford
91-88 lost
25-7 lost
New York All-Stars
93-61 93-65
86-61
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won won
won
St. Joseph's Duquesne
92-67 lost
vs.
Xavier
99-82 lost
vs.
Fordham
70-65 lost
vs.
Men's Basketball Worldwide All-Stars
87-76 lost
1 9-8
won
83-69 lost
St. Bonaventure
91-57 lost
St.
82-67 lost
Joseph's
Tulsa
89-80 lost
Missouri
70-60 lost
vs.
LaSalle
96-92
U. Alaska
87-77 lost
vs.
Massachusetts
78-46 lost
Florida State
Anchorage
86-71 lost
won
Temple
77-47 lost
LaSalle
84-68 lost Sports
103
vs. vs.
Dayton George Washington
77-47 lost 79-65 lost
@ Xavier
82-67 lost
Massachusetts vs.
74-63 lost
Duquesne Fordham
86-75
won
79-74
won
85-59 lost
A-10 Tournament
Softball Classic
12-0 lost
Triangle 1-0 lost Triangle Classic 5-0 lost Ohio -Triangle Classic Miami 1-0 lost Illinois Triangle Classic 2-0 won Youngstown State- Triangle Classic 4-3 lost Radford Triangle Classic 12-8 lost OT Troy State Rebel Spring Games Rebel Spring Games1-0 lost Eastern Kentucky Tennessee
-
North Carolina
-
Fairfield
Spring Games Spring Games Wagner Rebel Spring Games Butler Rebel Spring Games Lehigh Rebel Spring Games Green Bay Rebel Spring Games Rebel Dayton Spring Games Dayton Dayton Dayton
4-1 lost
4-3
won
Yale
4-3
won
Rider
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-
-
-
Yale
Boston
-
-
-
104
Sports
Rebel
-
-
-
-
Rebel
-
Boston
7-4 lost 2-1
won
2-1 lost 2-1 lost
6-4
won
8-7
won
3-2 lost
8-5 lost
4-3 lost
University University
3-0 lost 1-0 lost
vs.
St. Bonaventure
6-0
vs.
St. Bonaventure St. Bonaventure
8-0 lost 4-2 won
vs.
won
OT
vs.
Connecticut
4-0
won
vs.
Dartmouth
1 -0
won
vs.
Dartmouth
3-2
won
vs.
vs.
Fordham
2-0
won
vs.
vs.
Fordham
4-2 lost
vs.
vs.
Fordham
vs. vs.
Brown
1 1 -3
won
Brown
1 0-4
won
Hartford
1 -0
won
Hartford
4-1
won
LaSalle
2-0 lost
8-0
won
vs.
LaSalle
2-1
won
@ Central Connecticut
8-0
won
vs.
LaSalle
2-0
won
@ Central Connecticut
6-3
won
vs.
Harvard
6-0 lost
@ St.
Joseph's Joseph's St. Joseph's
2-1
won
vs.
Harvard
1 -0
@ St.
2-0
won
Providence
2-1
won
Massachusetts
8-1
won
7-3
won
Joseph's A-10 Tournament Temple A-10 Tournament
7-0
won
vs.
@
Holy Cross Holy Cross Temple @ Temple Temple
9-7 lost
won
Massachusetts
11-1 lost
Massachusetts A-10 Tournament
2-0 lost
St
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-
-
Massachusetts
-
A-10 Tournament
8-0 lost
5-2
won
2-1
won
5-1 lost
3-0 lost 2-1 lost
Women's Basketball National Woman's Basketball
League
90-42
won
Sports
105
Latvia Select
vs.
77-76 lost
vs.
LaSalle
59-47 lost
Quinnipiac Anchorage
73-68 lost
vs.
Fordham
55-51
Alaska
66-65
vs.
Xavier
83-73 lost
Ohio State
95-60 lost
Massachusetts
46-35
Providence
Fairleigh
Dickinson
won
vs.
87-65 lost 75-55
LaSalle
73-60 lost
vs.
vs.
Harvard
70-58
won
vs.
vs.
Miane
69-52
won
vs.
Kent State
74-68
won
St. John's
67-61
won
Syracuse
72-58 lost
@ Cenrtal Connecticut State vs.
106
St.
Joseph's
66-55
won
vs.
Joseph's Duquesne Temple
67-50 lost 45-42 lost
70-66
won
St. Bonaventure
61-55 lost
Fordham
52-50
Dayton George Washington
64-59 lost
UMASS
-
A-10 Tournament
won
81-68 lost 69-65 lost
55-34 lost
Massachusetts
71-66 lost OT
Men's Cross
Dayton
82-74 lost
Central Connecticut State Invitational
5.h
Xavier
73-51 lost
Dartmouth Invitational
gth
Sports
won
55-38 lost
St.
won
Brown
vs.
won
Country
OT
New
England Championship Atlantic 10 Championship
Intercollegiate Golf Association Championship Intercollegiate Golf Association Championship 9"" Taylor Made Intercollegiate Invitational Made Invitational 18"" Taylor Intercollegiate Made Invitational 14'^ Taylor Intercollegiate LSU Spring Invitational 3^^^ Marshall U. El Diablo Collegiate Championship 2"^^
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Holyoke Woman's Invitational Championship
Atlantic 10
4th
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1st
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1st
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107
Woman's
Gymnastics
Yale vs.
Maryland William &
Mary New Hampshire, West Varginia, George Washington vs.
Penn State
vs.
Brown and
CLUB SPORTS 191 .625-191.075
won
191 .525-188.875
won
Men's Lacrosse
192 .025-190.250 tie
Yale
193.250 3^^
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Temple
194 .725-193.700 lost
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191 .075 3^^^
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1 6-8
won
Florida
1 5-9
won
Georgia Georgia
8-13 lost Tech
1 0-5
won
Chico State
1 8-8
won
Connecticut
10-8
won
189 .675 1^'
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Florida State
vs.
191 .000 3^^
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189 .025 6'^
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14-2
won
1 6-2
won
14-1
won
Bridgewater State New Hampshire
14-3
won
Vermont
1 1 -7 won
Bridgewater State Note: All mean at
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that school
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vs. vs.
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11-15 lost
Boston
1 9-2
won
vs.
Yale
@ Stonehill
1 7-7
won
vs.
Boston
1 -0
won
UCONN
11-10
won
vs.
Norwich
1 -0
won
14-10
won
vs.
Bryant
1 6-4
vs.
New
-
University PCLL Semi-Finals
Hampshire
-
PCLL Semi Finals
15-17 lost
College
Airforce
Woman's Lacrosse @ Emory Southeastern Invitational
vs.
Georgia
vs.
Wake Forest
vs.
Georgia Southeastern Invitational Baylor Southeastern Invitational Army Army
vs.
vs. vs.
-
-
-
Brandeis
vs.
New York
vs.
Brown
@ Brandeis
8-4
6-10 lost 5-10 lost
Water Polo
1 -0
won
Yale
vs.
Coast Guard
14-12
won
4-3
won
Yale
vs.
Trinity
19-15
won
12-14 lost OT
Yale
vs.
Yale
14-5 lost
3-10 lost
Yale
vs.
22-12
University
won
4-11 lost
won
nal 3-3 tie Southeastern Invitational
-
vs.
9-12 lost
Navy Army Navy Navy Maryland
won
13-19 lost 11-15 lost 18-12
won
Wesleyan Wesleyan vs. Trinity Wesleyan vs. Yale Wesleyan vs. Coast Guard Wesleyan vs. Wesleyan
17-8 lost 13-10 lost 17-7 lost
18-11
won
22-7 lost Sports
109
New
England
Division
Championship
18-10 lost
Hap Moore Team Race Trophy MIT Trophy
Coast Guard
Smith
Sailing (Fall) Harry Anderson Trophy MIT
Invite
Capt.
Freshmen Invite @ URI @ Yale
Hurst Bowl
Dartmouth
Trophy @ MIT Tufts Captains Cup Man-Labs
Southern Series 1 Nevins
Trophy
Mrs. Hurst Bowl
Connecticut
Kings
Point
Dartmouth
College
16'*^
NE
2nd
Yale Woman's Intersectinal
19'^
Lane
Sloop Championship
4th
Trophy Team Race Sharpe Trophy Team Race
3rd
Freshmen Invite
5th
Stu Nelson
13*^
Southern Series 5
7th
McMillian
Boston
Trophy
Cup
gth 13'*^ 1st
Sail
Newport
3rd 13'^^
Tufts
4th
Brown
3rd
University
3rd
Coast Guard Yale
Navy
gth 12th 4th
Hatch Brown
11th
Freshmen Invite
10'^
Boston College MIT Trophy NE Fr. Champ, for Nickerson Trophy URI Rl State Championship Roger Williams Freshmen Regatta Boston University
3rd
Prof. Hodd
Schell
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Invite
2nd
MIT Trophy Tufts Trophy Coast Guard Danmark Trophy The Chris Loder
Southern Series 4
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Navy
12th
URI
2nd 5th 2nd
Invite @ Brown
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vs.
Tufts
22-5
9*^
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Stonehill
(Homecoming) Bridgewater
20-17 1 7-5
won
MIT
51-0
won
UMASS
5-0
won
4-3
won
3-1
won
10-6 lost
5th
15'^ gth
Harvard
Victorian Coffee URN
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Charleston
Woman's International
Charleston
Intersectional
Icebreaker Invite
Coast Guard
Woman's Intersectional
Admiral Moore
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10*^
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vs.
Sienna
Sailing (Spring) Spring
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Trophy
12th
Navy
7th
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Woman's Intersectional @ St.
13*^
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Trophy
Mary's Navy
@ vs.
Scranton
5-3
won
Duquesne Duquesne
7-0
won
Worcester
5-4 lost
@ Towson
Navy
Woman's vs.
Rugby WeUesley
5-36 lost
vs.
Northeastern
1 5-5
won
vs.
St. Louis
1 2-3 won
6-5 lost
5-4
won
3-2
won
Sports
111
vs.
St. Louis Southern Connecticut State
3-0
won
1 0-2
won
4-1 lost Chicago Showcase Tournament Tournament Showcase 5-2 lost Lake Forest Chicago 5-1 won vs. Lehigh 2-1 lost vs. Lehigh
Indiana
West Chester
8-5
West Chester
4-3 lost
won
vs.
Scranton
1 -0 lost
vs.
Navy
9-5 lost
vs.
vs.
vs.
Towson
4-2 lost
Drexel
8-7
won
Drexel
7-5
Villanova
Villanova
West
Varginia
West Varinia 112
Sports
vs.
Syracuse Syracuse Navy ECHA Semi-Finals
7-1
vs.
11-2
Towson
5-3
-
ECHA Semi- Finals
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Woman's vs.
vs.
won
15-1 lost
University
UMASS
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Lowell
Brown
9-0 lost
13-1 lost 9-0 lost
UCONN OT
won
9-7 lost
Hockey
UCONN Boston
won
18-0 lost
vs.
Salve
won
vs.
Penn State
18-0 lost
5-3
won
vs.
Brown
9-6
won
vs.
11-0 lost 10-2 lost
4-4 tie 6-5 lost OT
Wheaton Salve
vs.
Regina
College Regina
Providence Lady Reds
6-2 lost
13-0 lost 3-2
won
6 Beach
8-2 lost
Co-ed 6
9-0 lost
Flex
6-0-0
@ Penn State
12-0 lost
Get Wet
4-1-0
@ Penn State
6-0 lost
Goonies
3-1-0
@ Wheaton vs.
Boston
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University
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ntramural
from www.uri.edu/athletics/recservices
sports
Roman's Floor
Volleyball
Diggers
Easties
1-2-1
Celtics
1-2-0
Babyeaters
1-4-1
Beach Bums
0-6-0
Co-ed 6
Hockey
on
on
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Volleyball
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Superstars
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Hockey
Pucks
\/len's October Insanity Rebels
The
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2-4-0 2-4-0
2-0-0
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Psych Out Missing C6VBLL Tony's Angels
7-3-0
Co-ed 6
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4
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10-0-0
Wet Bandits
4-6-0
Volleyball Crouching Tiger Charlie's Angels
4-6-0
CSSA
5-2-0
2-8-0
5-2-0
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9-1-0
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Awful Awfuls
0-4-0
3-7-0
Dorro
0-4-0
Baby
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Bumpers
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4-0-0
Leaping Slampigs Feudian Slips
5-0-0
Stupid
6-1-0
Mutants
4-2-0
Pants off and Jacket
The Gladiators
3-2-1
Rob's
Full House
2-3-0
Wanna-Be's
1-2-1
0-2-3 0-2-2
Lizards
The
Boys
3-1-1 and Girls
Free Agents Entropy
1-4-0
The Rookies
0-3-1
Rubies
Macox
0-6-0
1-1-2
2-3-1
Men's Softball
Co-ed Softball
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Mutants
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Champions
3-1-0
The
Mo Onbabies
2-1-1
Free
Delta Zeta
2-1-1
Underdogs Agents Heavy Hitters
2-1-2
Tree Horns
1-1-0
2-2-0
Heathman
0-3-1
0-5-0
Thundercats
0-4-0
Ellery
River Rats
Lambda Chi Alpha Hitters
Heavy
Phi
2-1-1
Sports
115
Co-ed Indoor Soccer
For
(Th-8p)
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4-0-0
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3-1-0
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2-2-0
Nasty Boys
2-2-0 1-3-0 0-4-0
East Coasters
0-3-1
Men's Indoor Soccer
Spacemen
0-3-1
Phi Psi
5-1-0
The
Pikeys
5-2-0
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5-2-0
4-0-1
Peter North Stars
4-3-0
2-1-2
Herve
1-5-0
1-3-1
Blazers
0-7-0
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(Th-6p)
Meyer Lansky's Thugz Frenzy's Special The Coogers Sofa King Nasties
1-4-0
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(T)
TKE
(W)
(M) 4-0-1
Last Chance
3-1-0
Da Finishers
3-0-2
GSA-Dynamo
3-1-0
Kitty Kats
2-2-1
He Hate Me
3-1-0
Missing MINSOC
2-3-0
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2-3-0
Fiji
2-2-2
0-5-0
The Wolves
2-3-0
TEP- Blue
International Stars
1-3-1
Co-ed Soccer
Phi Psi
1-4-1
Team
5-2-0
LCA
0-4-1
Missing MSOC Team
0-5-1
Heathman
3-1-1
Grass Kickers
4-2-0
Fat Kids
2-2-2
Shane's Dogs In Like Flint
2-3-1
Co-ed 4 on 4 Flag Football Ruff Riders
2-4-0
MP's
0-4-2
1-1-0
Spacemen
RhodeHead Glen's Dogs Pocket Protectors
0-2-0
Men's Soccer
Carpet Cleaners
5-0-0
Brothers United
4-0-1
Missing MSOC Def Squad
4-1-0 4-1-1
1-1-0
(Plus One)
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3-0-0
1-2-0
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White 7-0-0
5-2-0 Sports
117
PNB All Stars
4-2-0
Men's 3
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3-4-0
Demolition
5
BSB
3-4-0
Violators
5
TEP
2-3-1
The A Team
3
1-5-1
Rebels
4
0-5-0
Lemonade Beef Jerky I'll Be Right Back
3
Marauders
0
Rookies
0
Free
Agents
Fiji Flag Football Missing MFF Men's
-
Blue 6-1-0
Ruff Riders
6-1-0
on
3 Basketball
3
Cramer's Sabers
5-2-0
Men's 5
OE Shockers
5-2-0
Rebels
8
Corrupters Nasty Boyz
3-4-0
4
2-5-0
Demolition The Stunners
4
TKE Blue and White
1-6-0
Warriors
0
Team Heathman
0-7-0
lis
Sports
on
5 Basketball
(T-8p)
Men's 5
on
5 Basketball
Men's 5
(T-6p)
on
5 Basketball
(W-8p)
Cotton
8-0-0
Floaters
5-0-0
First Place
3-5-0
RhodeHead
5-0-0
Hawaii 5-0
3-5-0
Time
3-2-0
Drillin 247
2-6-0
Men's 5
on
5 Basketball
(Th-8p)
Big Sharp Shooters Nasty Boys Missing 5MBBLL
3-2-0 2-3-0 1-4-0
MWF11
5-0-0
Beta Bailers
1-4-0
Who Let Joe Norris Out?
4-1-0
Ellery Ducks
0-5-0
ATO
4-1-0
No Use For A Name
2-3-0
Men's 5
5MBBLL Team 2
2-3-0
Bring
5MBBLL Team
2-3-0
Booze n' Cooze
4-1-0
Celtics
1-4-0
3-2-0
Heathman
0-5-0
Wolfpac Oppel Phi Psi
2-3-0
Downtown
2-3-0
Missing Missing
on
5 Basketball
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(Th-6p) 5-0-0
2-3-0
Sports
119
The
Intergrals
Jello Shots
1-3-1
FMPNH
3-2-0
0-4-1
Blue
2-2-1
Light Specials
Baby Eaters Men's 5
on
The Bee
Sharps
5 Basketball
1-4-0
(M-6) 5-1-0
Co-ed Floor
TEP
5-1-0
2-2-1
The Jeff Miller All-Stars
3-4-0
Destroyers Team Rainy
ZBT
0-7-0
Blink This
2-2-0
Co-ed Floor Hockey (M-6p) EZ Magical Guardians
3-1-0
Men's 5 Run
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5 Basketball
(W-6p)
Gun
6-2-0
Hockey (T-8p) 2-2-1
Violators
6-2-0
The Pornstars
3-1-0
Deuce
4-4-0
Rage
2-2-0
First
0-8-0
TKE
0-4-0
Family
Co-ed Floor The Dank 120
Sports
Hockey (Th-8p) Nuggets
Men's Floor 3-1-1
Hockey (M-6p) Revenge Fighting Spliffs
3-0-0
4-0-0
We Want Prizes
3-1-0
Men's Quickball
Shaun's Brothers
1-2-0
Atomic
1-3-0
Wedgies Superheros
3-1-0
Floor Stars
0-3-0
Children of the Corn
2-2-0
0-3-0
Chi Phi
1-3-0
Water Buffalos
1-3-0
Bag's
Team Green Sweater
Raging
Bull
Men's Floor
Hockey (Th-8p)
GFH
3-0-0
Co-ed Floor
Nasty Boys
1-1-1
Fat Kids
TEP
1-2-0
Chiefs
0-2-1
Puck
Baby
Eaters
New
Men's Floor Hockey (T-8p) Fat Kids
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Downey
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3-1-0
Hockey (M-8p) 4-0-0 1-1-2
Daddy and Nasty Boys
the
Family
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3-0-0
Co-ed Floor
2-1-0
Riffs
3-1-1
1-2-0
Canada
2-1-1
0-3-0
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Hockey (W-6)
2-2-1
Slapshots
0-3-1 Sports
121
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5 Basketball
Free
Agents
6-0-0
Lady
Bawlas
4-3-0
Wanna Be's
2-4-0
Delta Zeta
1-6-0
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Graduation 149
150 Graduation
Graduation 151
152 Graduation
Graduation 153
154 Graduation
Graduation 155
156 Graduation
Graduation 157
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158 Graduation
Graduation 159
Christina Abadier
Early
Accounting East
Kari A. Abrahamsson Childhood Education Greenwich, CT
Greenwich, Rl
Development
Lisa M. Abreu
Lilliam D. Abreu
Development
&
Family
Human
Development & Family
Studies
Studies
Providence, Rl
Providence, Rl
&
Sociology
Family
Wanwicl<, Rl
Studies & Communications Burlington,
Human
Beth S. Abrams
Tara C. Abramo Human
MA
Lisa A. Abruzzo
Pharmacy Clarl<, NJ
Jacqueline Biology
Wildlife
IVI. Accetta &
Bethpage,
Management NY
^ Sandra
Agyemang
Communicative Disorders Pawtucl<et, Rl
Melissa A. Albino
Biological
Sciences
Castleton, NY
Justine M. Alves
Accounting North
Providence, Rl
Courtney L. Ambrosino Pharmacy Hope,
Rl
Bryan E. Anderson Accounting South
Hampton,
NH
Lorie L. Andrews
Veronica J. Annoh
Pharmacy
Microbiology
Colebrook,
NH
Lisa M. Antonelli Human
Development
Pawtucket, Rl
&
Family
Studies Everett, MA
Brian J. Archer
Yanil< E. Archer
Human Science & Services
Communications
Coventry,
Rl
New Rochelle, NY
Argentieri Microbiology
Mark B. Atkinson
David J. Aucoin
Communications & Public
Communications
Marine Affairs
Relations
Wakefield, Rl
North
Kingstown,
Rl
R.
Arpin
Mathematics North
Marlton, NJ
Jason F. Asl<ew
Portsmouth, Rl
Gregg
Rochelle L.
Kingstown,
Rl
Katherine M. Auer Human
Development & Family Studies East
Quogue,
NY
Seniors 161
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to
be
bars in the Union
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John G. Auth Business
Management
Westerly,
Rl
Wendy J. Backman Elementary Education & Psychology
Jeremy P. Bailey Computer Engineering Pascoag,
Rl
Norwood, MA
i
Ll
Meredith A. Bailey Management Information Systems North
Kingstown,
Rl
Beth A. Baillargeon Elementary Education Psychology
Michelle L. Barbre &
Business
Management
Montville, NJ
North Smithfield, Rl
Development & Family Studies
Harmony M. Baron Merchandising
Fashion
Brookings, OR
Clifton, NJ
John R. Barrett Jr.
Sarah E. Barrett
Business
Political Science
Hillary A. Barrus Anthropology
Cranston, Rl
Newport, Rl
Charlestown, Rl
162 Seniors
Melissa A. Barch Human
Joseph Bartolone
III
Samantha R. Basovitch
Political Science
Communications
Hammonton, NJ
staten Island, NY
iiAIytb There is Jamie L. Bass
Danielle D. Bazinet
Journalism
Nursing
Wall, NJ
Vernon, CT
Ethan 1.
Begun
Alison
parkiag
NY
Carmen L. Beildeck
Alfred Belcuore
Chemistry
Management Information Systems & Marketing
Textile, Merchandising &
Bethesda, MD
Acton, MA
Chester, NH
no
ANYWHERE
Communications Huntington,
or Fact?
Lindsay Berglind Design
Jenny
Rae Bickford
Business
Management
Woonsocket, Rl
Kyle S.
Bober
Sara A. Black
Julie M. Bliven
Jill D. Blonski
Textile, Merchandising & Design
Management Information Systems
Marketing
CSC
New Fairfield, CT
Johnston, Rl
Sea Cliff, NY
Charlestown, Rl
Brooke L. Biernacki
Marketing Mahwah, NJ
Kimberly Boezi Secondary Education
&
Social Studies Cranston, Rl
Seniors 163
Christina M. Boisselle Marine
Biology
Melrose, MA
Ana L. Bonilla Human
Development & Family Studies
Derek D. Boucher
Microbiology Chepachet,
Rl
Vatimetou Z. Boukhreiss Electrical
Engineering
Cranston, Rl
Providence, Rl
Kathryn A. Bourque Speech Pathology
Kerrie J. Bourski
Marissa E. Bracco
Kimberly
Finance
Psychology
Dental
Unionville, CT
East Greenwich, Rl
Brendan M. Marine
Bray Biology
Wyndmoor,
PA
Sayville,
NY
Lisa J. Brennan
Scott Brenner
Mathematics
Marketing
Coventry,
Rl
Morganville,
NJ
A. Braga Hygiene
Foster, Rl
Adam J. Brickman
Business
Management
Plainview, NY
Elizabeth A.
Briggs Psychology
South Portland, ME
Erin P. Brown
Communica tions Stockholm, NJ
Andrew A. Britell
Management Westport,
CT
Daniel T. Bryda Management Information Systems
E. Brito
Matthew L. Brotz
Political Science
Communications
Anthony
Providence, Rl
Stephen Electrical
J. Bucacci
Engineering
Coventry,
Rl
Lynbrook,
NY
Stacey C. Buchman Elementary Education Orange,
CT
Warwick, Rl
Melissa B. Buczek Dietetics
Wayne,
NJ
Allison J.
Wildlife Glen
Byrd Biology
Gardner, NJ
Diane M. Cabral
Lauren M. Cabral
Communication Disorders
Communication Studies &
Pawtucket, Rl
French Tiverton, Rl
Are you
going
to Grad School?
J yes
D undecided
Melissa S.
Calcagni
Biological
Sciences
Greenville, Rl
Jamie B.
Capasso
Biological
Sciences
Jewett
City, CT
Stacy E. Caputo Elementary Education History Coventry,
Melissa C. Casper Marine Biology & Psychol
ogy North Smithfield, Rl
166 Seniors
Andrew Cardin &
Mechanical
Engineering
Titusviiie, nj
Fort Lee, NJ
Nicole J. Candiotti
Cumberland, Rl
Woodmere, NY
Communications
Lauren Carroll
Secondary Education English
Sara E. Casaw &
Finance Clifton Park, NY
Johnston, Rl
Rl
Gregory E. Cassel Psychology
Tracy L. Callahan Biology
Erica
Cassidy Psychology
Southhampton,
NY
Jeffrey
P. Catenacci
Communications Ringoes,
NJ
Anne Chau
Finance & Economics San Jose, CA
iiMytb Pui Y. Chiu Dietetics North Providence, Rl
Gregory R. Coe Landscape Architecture Mount Laurel, NJ
Judith A.
mencement
Rl
paid own
Joshua S. Cohen
Sociology
& Political
Science
Jeannine M. Colasante
Andrew H. Coles
Pharmacy
Microbiology
Horsham, PA
North
Kingstown,
Rl
West Hartford, CT
Darci L. Connor
John M. Constantino
Management
ment Chichester, NH
Latham, NY
Peter V. Constantinidis
Computer
Science
Broomall, PA
Ensemble
perform graduation
to
Danielle J. Collica Human
Development Family Studies Fishkill, NY
Environmental Manage
Fact?
Graduates in the Com
Coffey
Communications Barrington,
or
Julie A.
Conway Psychology
Greenwich, CT
&
at
are
their
.
jj
Carilyn A. Colton Elementary Education Sociology
t
&
Columbia, MD
Christopher
J. Core
Business Administration Florham Park, NJ
Seniors 167
Michael E.
Robert M. Cormier
Corrigan
Accounting
Marine Affairs
Scituate, Rl
Horsham, PA
Mary S. Coughlin History
Keith T. Coutu
Mechanical
Ansonia, CT
Coventry,
German
Rl
Attleboro, MA
Alicia Dail
Computer Engineering
Engineering
&
Melissa J. Dain
Communication Studies Morris Plains, NJ
168 Seniors
Gina Marie Corvese
Physical
Education
Wakefield, Rl
Patrick M. Cronan
History & Political Science East Providence, Rl
Rory
E. Dalton
Political Science &
Sociology
Hancock, NH
Jennifer N. Costanza Political Sciences & Economics Wakefield, Rl
Michael R. D'Errico
Accounting Wallingford,
CT
Tuoc B. Dao & Marketing Warwick, Rl
Management
"C^'
English
Regina N. DeFlora Management
Lincoln, Rl
Rockville Centre, NY
Jessica L. Dauphinais
Cristiana Delossantos
Nursing Providence, Rl
Julie A. DeMatteis Human
Development & Family Studies
Frank R. De Garcia
Wayne,
&
Perry Biology
Cumberland, Rl
Woonsocket, Rl
Christopher G. DeSanti Development & Family
Human
Studies Millington,
Stoneham, MA
Kyle J. Deguire Biological Sciences
Technology
Pawtucket, Rl
NJ
Melissa J. De
Psychology
Elizabete M. De Lima
Animal Science &
Marketing
NJ
Gina M. Dei
Leah S. DelBarone
Barry M. Delmonico
Human Science Services
Marketing
Textile, Merchandising &
Mansfield, MA
West
Kingston,
Rl
Design Norwalk, CT
Seniors 169
Do you approve of GIRLS who smoke and drink?
? yes no
Jaime C. Demetrius
Mikki J.
Communication Disorders
Finance &
Development & Family Studies
& Human
Depalma Marketing
Mashpee, MA
Psychology Cumberland, Rl
Physical
Doherty
Education
Melrose, MA
S.
Dobrydnio
Ted
Doherty Pharmacy
Cumberland, Rl
New Providence, NJ
Carolina, Rl
Jessica R. Dombroski Chemical Oceanography &
Dorothy I. Doniec Pharmacy
Chad Doria
Chemistry
Johnston, Rl
Textile, Marketing
&
Design
Melody E. Dickson Pharmacy
Margaret
MA
Prospect, CT
170 Seniors
Development & Family Studies
Political Science
Kristie L. Di Luna
Boxborough,
Lauren M.
& Human
North Providenc, Rl
Danbury, CT
Jennifer J. DiGiovanni
Christina T. Di Donate
Communication Disorders
Business Morganville,
NJ
Patricia L. Do Santos
Psychology
&
Sociology
Pawtucket, Rl
iiMyfb Faith
Downey
Jean-Paul G.
Dujardin
Elementary Education &
Political Science
Psychology
Providence, Rl
Charlestown, Rl
Jennifer L.
Eagles Sociology
Middletown, Rl
Michael E. Elmer
Management Yardville, NJ
Development Family Studies Providence, Rl
Stacey
F. Edmunds
Textile Science Franklin, NH
William J. Embacher
Wildlife East
Management Hampton, CT
URI is
Chantal A. Duncan Human
Florence T. Edwards Marine
Biology
Lexington,
Nicole M.
MA
Estaphan
Communications Douglas, MA
a
or Fact?
land
&
grant
Marissa D.
college
Eisenberg
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Stephen
J. Elias
Communications
Finance
Princeton Junction, NJ
Cranston, Rl
Susanne Christine Sodaro
Esworthy Communication Studies Timonium, MD
Kristy L. Faiola Development Family Studies
Human
&
Cranston, Rl
Seniors 171
Tanya
M. Falvo
Gayla
Denise Farmer
Communications
Biology
Johnston, Rl
Riverside, Rl
Kristie A. Ferland
Geology & Geological ography
Ocean
Zachary S. Farrell History
Political Science & Wanwick, Rl
Nicole A.
Studio Art
Figurelli Marketing
Hanover, MA
Norfolk, MA
Maria R. Festa
Lauren M. Feldsher
Marketing Brooklyn,
NY
Gregg B. Finale Biology Waldwick, NJ
Hebron, ME
Elizabeth E. Fisher Istory & Political Science Tiverton, Rl
Michael E.
Fitzgerald Management Information Systems
Marketing
&
Cincinnati, OH
David R. Fomen
Anitra N. Fonda
Management
Communications
Wayne,
NJ
Watch Hill, Rl
Nicholas M. Forman
Marketing Pittsburgh,
Allison M. Forrest
Geology
PA
Maxford O. Foster
&
Geological Engi neering
David R.
Fraytak
Psychology
Communications
Pawtucket, Rl
Trenton, NJ
Plantsville, CT
Michelle L. Ocean
Freeley Engineering
Newport,
Matthew R. Frenz
Physical
Rl
Education
Bayport,
NY
Matthew A. Gaetano
Management Narragansett, Rl
Michelle M. Human
Gagnon Development & Family Studies Cumberland, Rl
Danielle Galatz
Larissa Galadriel Galanti Marine Affairs New Fairfield, CT
Human
Development
&
Studies West
Orange,
NJ
Family
Bennett R. Gallo
Elizabeth C. Gamble
Political Science
Political Science
West Greenwich, Rl
Avondale, PA
Do you approve of BOYS who smoke and drink?
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Daryl Electrical
J. Gast
Avondale, PA
Rl
Rodney A. Gamble Accounting Baltimore, MD
Igor
S. Garcia
Mechanical
Engineering &
German Providence, Rl
Conor F.
Douglas B. Geller Marketing
Geary History
Engineering
Coventry,
Mary V Gamble History
iyes
mm^M
Cumberland, Rl
Westfield, NJ
Andrea Geremia Human
Development & Family Studies
Michael J. Gertrudes Mechanical
Engineering
Cumberland, Rl
Cranston, Rl
Brooke R. Gherman
Communications Long Branch,
NJ
Michelle M. Giannetti Human
Development Family Studies Bolton, MA
174 Seniors
&
Colleen P. Gibbons
Victoria M. Girouard
Biology
Biological Sciences
Smithfield, Rl
Lincoln, Rl
Jeffrey S. Goguen Computer Engineering North
Kingston,
Rl
Adytb or Fact? Kimberly
A. Golden
Karen Jean
Gonyea
Elementary Education &
Dietetics
Psychology
Scotia, NY
Management Information Systems
Hartsdale, NY
Westbury,
Garrett M. Gorenski
Heather D. Graff
Communications
Management
Accounting
Narragansett,
Rl
oped
Wakefield, Rl
Grenley
Economics Island
Heights,
NJ
Kimberly
L. Grucci
Communications & Political Science West
Springfield,
MA
Andrea C. Guarino Business
Management
Woodbridge, CT
the fast
Leigh S. Greer
Jamie L. Green Textile
Merchandising Design Bridgeton,
Shane S.
devel
break offence
NY
Tara Jessica Gordon East Brunswick, NJ
Keaney
Joshua R. Goodelman
Communications Newburgh,
NY
NJ
Eric R. Gustafson Marine Affairs West
&
Simsbury,
CT
Kate E.
Textile
Haggis Merchandising Design
&
Cranston, Rl
Seruors 175
Mary P. Harrington Pharmacy Newport,
Rl
Brian D. Heinselman Finance East Greenwich, Rl
Sally V. Heron Veterinary Sciences
Animal
Ghent, NY
176 Seniors
Megan C. Harrington English
Suzanne C. Hawkes
Psychology
Willie G. Hayden ComputerEngineering
Warwick, Rl
Jamestown, Rl
Enfield, CT
Jeffrey W. Hemingway Landscape Architecture West
Newbury,
Wayne
MA
T. Hirst
Textile, Merchandising & Design Chatham, NJ
Michelle L.
Marine
Henly Biology
Christopher M. Herkert Marketing
Denver, PA
Whippany,
Jessica F. Holmes
Pharmacy Chichester,
NH
Textile
NJ
Stacey B. Holt Merchandising & Design Stevensville, Ml
James V.
Horiagon Pharmacy
Cranston, Rl
Andrea M. Hunt Business Administration Portsmouth, Rl
Jessica L.
Ippolito Psychology
Bridgewater,
NJ
CorrieJ. Howe
Jeffrey
H.
Hughes
Bronwen E.
Hundley
Nursing
Business
Communications
Hallowell, ME
Melrose, MA
Warwick, Rl
Angela
L. Husband
Business
Wyoming,
Rl
Lisa A. ladevaia
Tara
laquinto
Biology & English
Dietetics
Glendale, Rl
Howell, NJ
Christine Jack
Ann-Marie Jackson
Jana I. Jacobowitz
Dietetics
Studio Art
Communication Studies
Dedham, MA
Danbury, CT
Plainview, NY
Seniors 177
Did you hold while
a
full
being
a
or
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Lisa A. Jarrie Business Woonsocket, Rl
part time job
student?
apart
?
Richard D. Jones
Marion, MA
178 Seniors
International Business &
none
Marketing Rye Brook,
Monica G. Jeschke
Elementary Education Psychology Warwick, Rl
Aquaculture & Fisheries Technology
Alisa S. Jankowitz
full
Development & Family Studies
NY
Michael S. Jilling Management Information Systems
Westerly,
Rl
Carla A. Jillson Animal
Veterinary Science Pawtucket, Rl
Portsmouth, Rl
Joslynn A. Jordan Biology Narragansett,
&
Giulia Jaramillo Human
Rl
David B. Kaletski
Marketing East Greenwich, Rl
Tina M. Kalinowski Human
Development & Family Studies Robbinsville, NJ
iiMytb William J. Karon
Paul S. Katz
Mathematics
Finance
Providence, Rl
Glen Rock, NJ
39% of Seniors
Andrea Kecskes Marine
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President Carothers is the ad
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Tessa H. Kelley Marketing & Management Narragansett,
Rl
Joey S. Kipnis Management Information Systems New
City,
NY
Lauren Mai
Kelly Psychology
Cumberland, Rl
Stacy A. Kish Marketing Ansonia, CT
Jennifer L. Kennison Business
Stephanie Marie Kenyon Marine Biology
Lowville, NY
Fairfield, CT
Melissa A.
Valerie A. KIek
Physical Education Excersie Science
&
Klipple
Melissa J.
King
Journalism Monmouth Beach, NJ
Dennis M. Knox
Mathematics & French
Biology
Clarks Summit, PA
Colonia, NJ
Pawtucket, Rl
Seniors 179
Ursula A. Kodatt
Matthew J. Koehler
Communications
Marine
Fanwood, NJ
Biology
&
Manage
Whippany,
Shana L. L'ltalien Textile
Mechandising
&
Groveland, MA
ment
Laprise
Business Administration Coventry,
NJ
Jennifer A. Laliberte
Design
Accounting
&
Management Information Systems
Allison M. Kramer
Physical
Education
Fair Lawn, NJ
Lok C. Lam Mechanical Engineering Warwick, Rl
Wan/vick, Rl
Astoria, NY
David R.
Laurie Kozakewich
Biology
Mount Sinai, NY
Catherine M. Kretschmar Wildlife
Biology
Rl
Jamie Lawrence
Katherine E. Lawson
Communications
Psychology
Environmental Science &
Marlton, NJ
Needham, MA
Management
Meghan
R.
Leavey
Brick, NJ
A
Danielle
Beth A. Lefebvre
Jennifer A. Lemker
Jeremiah T. Leonard
Elementary Education &
Biological Sciences
Design
Communication Studies
English
Painted Post, NY
West Greenwich, Rl
Larchmont, NY
Lepre
Tiverton, Rl
Jan M. Lesemann
Sheree L.
Management
Mathematics &
Braunschweig, Germany
LeVarge Zoology
Waterford, CT
Chad M. Lewis Political Science
Saratoga Spring,
NY
Thomas E.
Liddy
Environmental Science Norwood, MA
i Sean M. Lindberg Political Science Mashpee,
MA
General Business
Animal Science
Tanin C. Longway Secondary Education & English
Pawcatuck, CT
Groton, MA
West Greenwich, Rl
Jeffrey
S.
Lindeborg
Jennifer A. Liscouski
Seniors 181
Did you live
on or
off campus your
Senior year?
12
I on
ioff Jessica 0
20
40
80
100
Lopez Rodriguez Management Information Systems
Laurie A. Los
David W. Lowell
Journalism
Civil Engineering &
Falls Church, VA
German Warwick, Rl
Providence, Rl
).. Stephanie R.
Lowenthal
Communications Jamaica Estates, NY
Cheryl A. Madden English & History Westerly,
182 Seniors
Rl
Jeanine V. Ludwicki
Marketing Huntington,
Adriana R.
NY
Magliari
Dietetics Westerly,
Rl
Nicole J.
Luparelli
Matthew R. Lussier
Communications & Music
History
Worcester, MA
Wanwick, Rl
Lisa M.
Maloney
Studio Art Kingston,
Rl
Danbury,
CT
Lyman
Business
Patchogue,
Erica L. Maluski
Psychology &
Deirdre D.
Art
NY
DenaM. Manheimer Public Relations & Journalism Rye,
NY
iiMytb The Michael G. Mannix
Christine M. Marano
History
Textile, Merchandising &
Narragansett, Rl
Design Wayne,
Diana M. Marshall Human
Development & Family Studies Peace Dale, Rl
NJ
Keith B. Marshall Communications &
Psychology Cumberland, Rl
Robyn N. Margulies Elementary Education Psychology Teaneck, NJ
Katelyn Martin Chemistry & Chemical Oceanography Arlington,
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Marisa A. Martino Journalism New Fairfield, CT
V
Kathleen S. Martins
Nursing Cumberland,
Rl
MA
Brina R. Masi
Mark A. Mastrofrances
Alicia M. Maxie
Political Science
Marketing
Textile, Merchandising &
Bristol, CT
Smithfield, Rl
Sarah T.
English &
McCarthy
Lee A. Mc Connell
Communica
Environmental Geology
Design
tions
Providence, Rl
Rochester, NH
Bourne, MA
Seniors 183
Melissa C. McDermott Journalism Wanwick, Rl
Faith J. Mc Glynn Secondary Education English
Pauline E. Mc &
Guigan Secondary Educa tion Haddonfield, NJ
Mary Elizabeth Mc Guire Political Science Ramsey,
NJ
Tiverton, Rl
Bryan M. McLean Secondary Education
Erin E. McMahon
Marc R. Mc Manus
Nika McManus
Political Science
Marine Affairs
Mechanical Engineering &
North Attleboro, MA
Warwick, Rl
Holbrook, MA
Gemnan Cumberland, Rl
Kelly McCarthy Psychology & Journalism
Amanda G. McMinn
Debbie L. Medeiros
Psychology
Biology
Hollis, ME
Cumberland, Rl
Rumford, Rl
Lindsey M. Megrew Accounting & Management Information Systems Westerly,
Rl
Cherilani K. Melson
Management Information Systems Honolulu, HI
Taylor
J. Meltzer
Textile, Merchandising, &
Keri L. Miller
Psychology
Psychology
NY
East Greenwich, Rl
Chhstina A. Merten Human
Development & Family Studies
Rl
NJ
Colleen R. Milano Northport,
Education
Westerly,
Design Manalpan,
Julie R. Menard
Physical
Bridgewater,
Mark H. Miller
Environmental Plant Lafayette Hill,
Biology
PA
Andrea M. Miner
Elizabeth C. Misiura
Charlene F. Mitchell
Dietetics
Biology
Psychology
Southboro, MA
Clarks Summit, PA
Kingston,
Rl
NJ
Stephanie M. Milo Psychology West Haven, CT
Rebecca J. Mitchell Marine
Biology
Owings Mills,
MD
Are you involved with any
clubs/organizations/sports? 38%
D^s 62%
Luke E. Molito Communications Bedford Hills, NY
Lisa J. Morris
Human
Development & Family Studies Parsippany,
Marlon J.
Mussington Psy chology
186 Seniors
W. Morse
Tiverton, Rl
Scott D. Mras
Montagano Marketing Scituate, Rl
Erin L. Moon
Psychology Concord, NH
Christopher B. Mueller Marine Biology
Biological Sciences
Stowe, VT
Providence, Rl
Lori A. Nason
Eric R. Newman
Kirstie R. Newton
Philosophy
Management Information Systems
Wakefield, Rl
Physical
Education
Bayville,
NJ
Lizette M. Muriel
NJ
Communications & Brooklyn,
Daryl
Business Administration
John M.
NY
Nicholas E.
Nahigian English
Glendale, CA
Cranston, Rl
Centereach,
NY
Music
iiMytb 5ilaphone Nhongvongsouth Management Information Systems
Rebecca Nichols Journalism &
Rebecca A. Niemi
Biology
Elementary Education &
Morrisville, NY
Wakefield, Rl
4iii^ M.
Nigrelli
Communications Westerly,
Kingston was once the capital of Rhode Island
Music
Providence, Rl
Corey
or Fact?
Rl
George R. Nippo Elementary Education Spanish
Jeffrey &
P. Norman
Public Relations North
Kingstown,
Rl
Wendy E. Norris Microbiology Hope Valley,
Rl
Scott M. O'Connor Civil Engineering Cumberland, Rl
Wakefield, Rl
Dawn P. O'Gorman
Psychology Schenectady.NY
Kelly A. Octeau Nursing Glocester, Rl
Mary S. Ombalski Development & Family Studies
Human
Milford, NJ
Jason V. Onorato
Management Information Systems
Michelle T. Orecchio
Marine
Biology
Attleboro, MA
Cranston, Rl
Seniors 187
Andrew E. Ostrowski Wildlife
Biology
Rfd South Deerf, MA
Development
Coming,
Steven J.
188 Seniors
NY
Palys
&
Family
English Riverside, Rl
Studies Barrington,
Margaret A. Paisley Physical Education
Valarie A. Ottone
Lisa M. Ottone Human
Nadine S. Human
Pagerie Development & Family Studies Oakland, NH
NI
Priscilla M. Paiva
Karen S. Palmer
Vincent D. Palombi
Nursing
Fooof Science & Nutrition
Psychology
Fall River, MA
Nashua, NH
Hamilton, NJ
Nicole L.
Pangalos
Ocean Engineering
Communications
Meriden, CT
Cranston, Rl
Michelle M.
Papallo Pharmacy
West Haven, CT
Michael P. Parente Journalism North Providence, Rl
Shandra L. Parenteau
Jennifer L. Pasch
Steven D. Pasetti
Maria D.
Pasquale
Accounting
Finance
Computer Science
Physical
Education
Chepachet,
Christopher
Rl
Matthew
Coventry,
Kennedy
Kerri-Lynn
Rl
Patti
Westerly,
Lloyd
Rl
E. Peckham
Passaretti
Dietetics
Mechanical Engineering
Management
Holbrook, NY
Ashaway, Rl
Cornwall-On-Hudson, NY
Christine A. Pedersen
Physical
Education
Barrington,
IL
Hanover, MA
Rhea D. Perdikakis
Alicia R. Perkins
Brian Salvatore Pernicone
Accounting
Dietetics
Communications
Cranston, Rl
Johnston, Rl
Peace Dale, Rl
Roy
F. Persson, III Finance
West Greenwich, Rl
Neal E. Petit
Erin E. Petrella
Pharmacy
Political Science North
Portsmouth, Rl
Kingstown,
Rl
Chittasa Phathepvongsa Management Information Systems Providence, Rl
Elizabeth M. Phelan
Marketing Coventry,
CT
Lauren N.
Phillips Development & Family Studies
Human Old
Bethpage,
NY
Maria L. Pina
David B. Plante
Business
Management Information Systems
Pawtucket, Rl
Cumberland, Rl
190 Seniors
Melissa Ann Piccoli
Wildlife
Management & Biology
Stafford
Spring,
Development & Family Studies Rockaway,
NJ
Pieranunzi
Jeffrey
R. Pilot
Communications
Urban Horticulture & Turf
Pawtucket, Rl
Grass Management
CT
Rachel H. Polan Human
Stephen A.
Monterey,
Kevin R.
Porpora
Finance
Queensbury,
Jonathan L. Porter Finance &
NY
MA
Sociology
Raynham,
MA
iiAdytb Agnieszka Potega Anthropology Pawtucket, Rl
Olivia C. Pratscher
Development & Family Studies
Human
Wyoming,
Amy
Poveromo
Communications Barrington,
Rl
Brandy L. Preckajlo
URI is
Jessica L. Powell Marine
Danbury,
Sarah J.
"dry campus"
Vanessa Priou
Principe
Art Studio
Business Management
Lindenwold, NJ
Warren, Rl
Human
Development & Family Studies Greenwich, CT
Laura M. Puchalik
Patrick J. Quinlan
Sociology
Turfgrass Management Clifton, NJ
Fact?
CT
Rl
East Windsor, NJ
a
Biology
or
Amy L. Quinn Elementary Education Psychology Wanwick, Rl
&
Omni D. Profit
Textile, Merchandising &
Design Lexington,
MA
Robinson H. Quiroz
Justin D. Rackliffe
Political Science &
Computer Engineering
Spanish
North
Kingstown,
Rl
Pawtucket, Rl
Seniors 191
Paul J. Radion
Chemical
Engineering
North Smithfield, Rl
Nursing Wantagh,
Rena M. Ranieri
Nicole A. Ramos
Lauren G. Raitz
Human
Development
&
Family
Studies
NY
Communicative Disorders Kinnelon, NJ
Providence, Rl
Shala Ranieri
Kathleen A. Rassler
Annmarie Rathbun
Textile, Merchandising &
Science
Nursing
Communications
Design
Portsmouth, Rl
Wanwick, Rl
Cranston, Rl
Brenda L.
Raposa
Franklin, MA
l^%^j^ Damon R.
Ray
iness Administration Moorestown, NJ
Samuel 1. Reich
Accounting &
Finance
Holland, PA
Human
Kerry T. Reilly Development & Family Studies Fair Lawn, NJ
192 Seniors
Thomas J. Reilly
Landscape
Architecture
Narragansett,
Rl
I Andrea L. Rene
Communications Bennington,
VT
Sevasty
N. Revis
Finance
Kingston,
Rl
Education
Angela J. Ripa Biology
Portsmouth, Rl
Warwick, Rl
Rebecca E. Richard
Judy A. Roberts Human Development & Family Studies
Jon William Riccio
Psychology Narragansett, Rl
Jessica B. Ritzcovan
Management Pound
Ridge,
NY
Kimberly G. Rice Nursing Westerly,
Rl
Annette Rivera Dietetics Providence, Rl
A. Rock
Lauren M. Robitaille
Brian P. Rocco
Kelly
Pharmacy
Accounting
Marine
Nashua, NH
Edison, NJ
Biology
Denville, NJ
Providence, Rl
Seniors 193
Do you think there should be
less Greek houses
48%
on
more or
campus?
I more
52%
I less
Elizabeth
Rodrigues Development & Family Studies & Early
Human
Miladys M. Rogers Marketing Providence, Rl
Christopher A. Romano Accounting East Chester, NY
Childhood Studies East Providence, Rl
Michael S. Finance &
Roy Marketing
Smithfield, Rl
Sandra L. Finance &
Roy Marketing
Pawtucket, Rl
Laura M. Ruffo Economics Staten Island, NY
Gregory
Management Information Systems North
Sandra Carolina Salcedo
Melissa J. Saletel
Christine Odessa Sallum
Communications
Dietetics
Biology
Providence, Rl
Clarksville, MD
Tiverton, Rl
B. Ruble
Business &
Kingstown,
Biology & Manage ment
Wilton, CT
194 Seniors
History Cranston, Rl
Rl
Cristina Sandolo Wildlife
Sara J. Russo
Mara R. Sansevero Dietetics Niantic, CT
iiMytb
or Fact?
URJ is in Summer L.
Sarajian Management Clementon, NJ
Shannah C. Saunders Information
Management Systems & Management Newport,
Timothy R. Satgunam Computer Engineering
Christine D. Sauer Environmental
Pawtucket, Rl
Joseph R. Scariza Civil Engineering Hauppauge,
NY
Rahway,
Geology
& Marine
Biology
Melanie S. Schafer
Psychology
& Women's
Studies
Bow, NH
Charles A. Schirmer
Psychology Wall, NJ
Peace Dale, Rl
Rl
Robin L. Schoeman
Darcy N. Schubart
Textile, Merchandising &
Communications
Design
Kingston Narragansett
NJ
Jenifer C. Schadlick
English
not
Exeter, NH
Erich J. Schumacher
Communications &
English
North Scituate, Rl
Corrie S. Seff Nutrition Oceanside, NY
Merisa S.
Selby
Journalism
Stoughton,
MA
Oceanside, NY
Seniors 195
Adam J. Seltser
Ana Paula R. Semedo
Accounting
Economics
MA
Providence, Rl
Peabody,
Jodi L. Mechanical
Senger Engineering
Tiffany &
German
D. Sexton
Dietetics
Kingston,
Rl
Stratham, NH
Laura J.
Seymour
Joseph
R.
Sgrulletta
Exercise Science
Communications
Westfield, MA
Carmel, NY
Jennifer L. Human
Shanley Development & Family
196 Seniors
Feeding Hills,
Studies Narragansett,
MA
Rl
Tracy A. Sharp
Elizabeth C. Shaw
James P. Shearn
Political Science
Communicative Disorders
Marketing
Allenhurst, NJ
Derby, CT
Spotswood,
Megan K. Shannon Psychology
NJ
Katie M. Sheehan Dietetics Averill Park, NY
Alexander Sidky Management Informatio Systems
Richard W. Siedel
Marissa E. Silva
Accounting
Environmental Science &
Prospect Park,
NJ
East Greenwich, Rl
Kelly
A. Smeader
Communications Neshanic Station, NJ
Lauren E. Sousa
Marketing Hackensack, NJ
Management Hope,
Hyoung Finance and
N. So
Marketing
Kingston,
Rl
Michael T. Chemical
Sparks Engineering
Springfield,
MA
Little
Compton,
Rl
Rl
Khaen Sok
Chemical
Amy Anthony Simmons Physical Education & Health
Engineering
Providence, Rl
Michelle M. Sordillo
Nursing Marlboro, MA
Megan Speenburgh
Heidi L. Steckert
Journalism
Textile Science
Sparta,
NJ
Laconia, NH
w>
imAdytb
or Fact? voted
URI 101
was
the
and least
most
valuable
Laura A. Stettine
Cori J. Steudel
Dietetics
Management Information Systems
Sayville,
course
NY
Sparta,
Kathryn
J.
Storry
Animal Science
Hadley,
MA
NJ
Gabrielle M. Strawn
William J. Streiter
Abigail Sucher
Accounting
Communications
Edward A. Sujecki Computer Engineering
Samuel C. Sukoneck
Communications Franklin, MA
Florham Park, NJ
Holmdel, NJ
Bristol, CT
Voorhees, NJ
Pharmacy
Melanie R. Sullivan Communicative Disorders
William M. Sullivan
Chien C. Sun
Yi Y. Sun
Anna E. Sweetman
Animal Science & Clinical
Art
Animal Science & Tech
Leicester, MA
Laboratory Science
Management Information Systems
West
198 Seniors
Kingston,
Rl
Wanwick, Rl
Wanwick, Rl
nology Newport,
Rl
iiMytb
URI has
Richard J. Sweetman
Jasmin Takht-Shahi
Donna Taraborelli
Marine Resources Devel
Management Information Systems
East Greenwich, Rl
opment Newport,
Rl
Michele A. Tarallo
Biological
Sciences
Westerly,
Rl
or Fact?
Psychology
Hockey
a
team
West Warwick, Rl
Ana M. Tavares
Christian E.
Taylor
Microbiology
Communications
Providence, Rl
Bedford, TX
Jill C.
Taylor English
Pascoag,
Rl
Stephanie T. Taylor Nursing Providence, Rl
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Psychology
Business
Kristy M. Thistle Secondary Education
Fall River, MA
East Brunswick, NJ
Cumberland, Rl
Catarina D. Teves
Danielle J.
Thiry
William L.
Thompson V Management Information Systems
Finance &
Michelle L. Thomson Marine
Biology
Coventry,
Rl
West Sand Lake, NY
Seniors 199
Suzanne Michelle Thorburn
Communications Danbury, CT
Jasmine M. Thorne
Textile, Merchandising
Business Administration
Eric J. Tougas Landscape Architecture
Wakefield, Rl
Warwick, Rl
Benjamin C. Tickner
Design Concord, MA
Sarah Townsend
Thomas F. Triscari
Lauren E. Turner
Jennifer C. Tuttle
Early Childhood Education
Communica tions
Textile, Merchandising &
Communications
Wescosville, PA
Liverpool,
NY
Design Bridgeton,
Carly
A. Van Orden
Communicative Disorders North Providence, Rl
200 Seniors
Eric G. Verney Turfgrass Management Bennington,
NH
Kristen A. Verrochi Animal
Veterinary Sciences Berkley,
Maywood,
NJ
NJ
MA
Rachel B.
Veyera
Business East Greenwich, Rl
Jamie A. Vider Political Science Nanvet, NY
John p. Virgilio Management Information Systems & Management Narragansett,
Elizabeth Walsh
Biological
Sciences
Wantagh,
NY
Thomas M. Weickert
Industrial
Engineering
Floral Park, NY
Kathryn
Anne
Volper
Dietetics Yorktown
Raymond
A. Votolato
Music Education
Height,
NY
Cranston, Rl
Rl
Jennifer J. Wanat
Jennifer L. Ward
Microbiology
Communications
Suffield, CT
Christopher S. Weinreich Physical Education Peace Dale, Rl
Whippany,
Katharine A.
NJ
Welby
Jarrod H. Wasko Electrical West
Engineering
Kingston,
Rl
Aimee C. Welch
Communication Studies
Textile, Merchandising & Design
Portsmouth, Rl
East Greenwich, Rl
Seniors 201
iiMytb
or
Fact?
lippit HaU was
once Laura C. Wells
the Cafeteria
Psychology
& Art
Narragansett,
Rl
Basking Ridge,
Rebecca A. Wieczorek
Elementary Education Biology Piscataway,
202 Seniors
Wildgoose Nursing
Rumford, Rl
Debra L. Wilkens Art
History
Commack,
NY
Rl
&
Anthropology Trenton, NJ
NJ
Nichole M. Wilson
Dawn E. Winalski
Biology
Environmental Science &
Springfield,
MA
NJ
Christopher S. Woods Electrical Engineering Pascoag,
Jennifer M.
&
Elizabeth A. Whelan
Lucinda M. West
Elementary Education Psychology
Management West Hartford, CT
C. Yelle
Jeffrey
P. Yachmetz
Amy
Ocean
Engineering
Wildlife
Marmora, NJ
Biology
Rockland, MA
Wai
Electrical
Yung Engineering
Kingston,
Rl
Deborah D. Zaieha
Nursing Derby,
CT
"State
one
fact that you think is relatively unknown about URI" What you said: "a.k.a. "Bressler HaU
"Ellery "Fiji
is
not a
a
nuclear
reactor
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over
the
hall is the best dorm
pits of Hell" campus"
on
rapists and farm animal lovers" Quad is really fun at 3am" beneath the campus. Reason why the campus
on
buried
"It is harder
U.R.High"
built
bunch of
"Golf "That there is
was
to
the
get in
seem
now
large
-
than when I
but we're all
was a
one
is
always steaming"
freshmen"
big family"
"It's easy to fall off the top of BISC" "It's in the boondocks"
"Streaking "That there
are so
many
"The
no
spirit
are
and dreads
"We
is
Quad leaks
has the
-
worst
a
rite of
passage"
1 think the campus could
collapse"
drivers in the world"
people buried underneath Keeny gym" mediocrity in terms of personal development outside "URI professors really help you out" have some of the best looking girls in the country"
"There "URI has
state
the
steam
dead
the classroom"
Seniors 203
204 Divider
Dorm Life and
Buildings
Divider 205
Merrow Residents of Merrow Hall
had
plenty to
with
events
do this year as Mid
such
night Twister, Spirit Week, a
W^inter
Formal, and
weekly study breaks. Merrow Hall is unique
in
that half of the dorm houses all females and half houses honor students. The RA's of Merrow
were
Jen Chin, Anthony
Delsignore, Matt Lacroix, Becky Murray, and Katelynn Martin.
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Peck Although
Peck Hall is
the smallest dorms
pus, residents could
find
something
many
events
to
one
of
on cam
always
do with the
the RA's held.
Events included
weekly stu nights, a
dent breaks, movie visit from the Easter egg
Zoomobile,
decorating.
Sand
Art, and a Semi-Formal. The RA's of Peck Hall were Kim
berly Deady, Al
Da Cruz, Eric
Martin, and Elizabeth
Rosengren.
The Assistant
Hall Director Matsuura.
was
Asako
Burnside The fabulous RAs of Burnside
Hall this year
were
Jennifer
Bickett, Trang Nguyen, Adriana Ramirez, Claudia Rodriques, Mtihammed Shloud, Daniel
Snizek, and Chip Tillman. Their Assistant Hall Director
was
Nam
Kim.
Adams Justin Rechter, Daniel Taylor, James Towle, and Jayme Zimmermann
Evan Pierce,
were
the RA's who
kept
Adam's Hall Residents under
control this year. Their Assis tant Hall Director was Zack
Jackson.
208 Dorms
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Hopkins The four fantastic RA's of Hopkins Hall this year were Amanda Dauphinee, Michael Marinello, Ana
Semedo, and Joseph Tuzzam. Their Hall Director
^
was
Bob
Fuguea.
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s.
Aldrich Aldrich's RA's
were
Kristie
Ferland,
Jonathan Ho, Brooke Lemme, and Pericles Vieira. Their Hall Director was
Rainy
Dube.
Browning Browning It is also
Hall is
one
one
of the
largest dorms
of the all-freshmen dorms and
in the way for future renovations.
residents
on
were
lucky enough
Newport Hyatt.
to
Browning
have
The RA's this year
a
campus.
plans
Formal
were
are
Hall the
at
Melissa
Anderson, Scott Bergeron, Emily Clapham, Jason Dunlap, Susan Gravitch, Seana Grey, Ken Jenkins, Jeremy Melnuck, John Stringer, Monica Tavares, and Peter Webster. The Assistant Hall Director
Bufalo.
was
Alison
Hutchinson Part of the Little 4, Hutchinson residents know
how
to
good time. Events this year barbeques, volleyball games, and a
have
included
a
Semi-Formal dance. Their RA's
were
Matthew
Burm, Julie Erickson, Jessica Tamam, and
Bryan Stanislaus. Their Hall Lapointe.
Director
was
Michael
Tucker Tucker Hall's Assistant Hall Direc tor was
Amanda Calabro and the
RA's this year were Barry Leo, Melanie Morgan, Jean Reynolds,
Jerry Staves,
and Elizabeth
Timpe.
Barlow Barlow Hall Residents and
Staff had
very exciting year in which the RA staff won
a
the Rainville Team
Award. RA's this year were Shawn Brothers, Christo
pher Walsh, Mark Amargo, Julie Bixby,
Glen
Deslauriers, Glen WTiitfield, Matt Buttrich, Dorie
Spitler, Heather Curzio, Ryan Loiselle, and Sarah Buonaccorsi. Resients of the
newly
renovated "Barlow Hotel"
could
participate
activities
in several
including
karaoke, making orna ments for children, paintball, flag footbal, movie
hunt,
nights,
scavenger
football, mask talent show, a making, snow
battle of the
sexes,
and
a
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Weldin Weldin is
newly
a
beautiful
renovated dorm
located in betwee Barlow and Adams. Their RA's this year
were
Beusquet,
Cory
Nathalie
Bennez, Christine Hannan, Adam Lamoureaux, Ken Poirier, Eric Prive, Matilda
Burghardt, and Dan
Lee Stetson,
Ragan.
Their
Assitant Hall Director
was
Damita Davis.
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Brienne
Cronin, Jonathan DeMare, Lisa ladevaia, Michaela
Keegan,
and
Bernardino Ramos RA's of the
are
the
suite-style
dorm. Dorr Hall, located the
Roger Williams Complex. Their Hall Director was Larry Brusic. near
Butterfield Butterfield RA's
Peters, Fritz
were
Eric Ernst, Christine
Pluviose, Ronald Serpa, Meghan
Smith, and Ralph Supper. Their Assistant Hall Director
was
Hall is scheduled summer.
Lynne Yong. to
Butterfield
be renovated
over
the
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was
Mark Lane.
Gorham Gorham Hall Resident Directors this year
were
Anthony Alexander, Kyle Deguire, Kristie DiLuna, Staci Hermann, Chandra
Rogers,
and Jen Wanat. was the
Lori Kuntz
Assitant Hall Director of
Gorham.
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were
Bonniwell
Graham, Jason
Harridge,
Laurie Los,
and Scott
Young.
Hall Director
was
The Dan
Szumilo.
Bressler Bressler HaU vations
began reno during the spring
semester
and thus
was
closed for all residents. Students
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seeing the dorm reopen in the fall. to
Heathman Hall RA's, Jason
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sex
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spring
good
to
raise
donations for
charity.
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success
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future. Good luck
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and
success.
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many memories. We're proud of you.
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wonderful life to live
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determination have
of
this
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Sean!
always
your middle name! You have so much to offer and such a
offer! Love
Congratulations
to
courageous and beautiful woman that you've become -
so
long way pigthe strong,
come a
From the little
this world has to
ya!
Mom (Victoria Girouard)
Believe in
yourself, aim high, follow your
dream! We
are
very
proud of you! Love you ALWAYS! Mom and Dad (Sean Lindberg)
The Path yet to travel extends before you. Destiny brings threat of heavy weather And comfort of deepest calm, Of afternoons in dappled sunlight. No offense can prevail against your strong and
shining
spirit. Unsung
moments of grace and
decency
define your
character. Your
spoken
word
imparts disarming
wisdom
With velvet wit, Your incisive pen extracts the clear Stay the course. You inspire us all. Mom, Matt, Jen,
Grandpop, Millia,
essence.
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Susie,
Aunt
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are so
proud
life, good friends
of you.
and the
whatever you dream
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on
ability
can come
happy in life
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Our wish for you is
and
your
a
good
to remember that
true, with
always
know
a
little hard
we
love you.
graduation!!!
Oh Yeah, Dad says remember your God bless you.
sun screen.
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Dear
Sally,
Your family is
proud
so
of you! You've
worked hard for 4 years and have lots to show for it. We
hope you will always remember your days at URI with
fondness.
Love,
Coixgratuktioivs? l^e love yoo an<t are so prou<l of yoo. Love,
Mom and Dad (Sally
V.
Heron)
AAom, Da.<l, K'risten, Scott, Gram, anJ Grammie ( IVIicliael Woronoff)
CONGRATULATIONS
Allison,
ADAM
We
MAY THE ROAD YOU TRAVEL LEAD YOU ON A
JOURNEY
FILLED WITH LOTS OF AD
woman
VENTURE, GREAT SUCCESS AND MUCH HAPPINESS.
Love
LOVE, MOM, DAD, AND STEPH
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nuclear
reactor
buried
beneath the campus. This explains the common "steam
sightings"
at
URI..
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glorious opportunity to thank everyone who has contributed to my accomplishments in one way or another. Two very special individuals are my parents, Luis F. Quiroz and Alirian S. Molina, who have battled numerous amounts of obstacles to see this day, which was also their dream become a reality. I want to thank my girlfriend, I want to take this
Carolina Parra, for her love and support. I also want to thank those who I can call my friends for being there for me through the good and bad times, you all know who you are: A.B., A.L., L.R. A special thanks to a significant individual who got me here, .^^^f-.-.
My
Congratulations
and
and forever.
Always,
Sarah Jo Best of Luck
*Chrissy* and may the years ahead
bring happiness and success!
Love, Mom, Dad, and Peter
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is the
big step is Law School. Robinson Quiroz
next -
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(Allison Kramer)
me that college Yates. only way to really thrive; Mr. Robin the My baby sister, Jennifer Quiroz, who is most intelligent, loving kid sister anyone could possibly have. Thank you all for everything.
the person who showed
are.
of the
Mom, Dad, and Family (Adam Seltser)
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you
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just yesterday that you graduated from Pre-School. Now, here it is, your college graduation. You have accomplished so much and have done so well. We are extremely proud of all that you have achieved. We wish you a happy, healthy, seems
and successful life.. Continue to follow your dreams!
Love, Mom, Dad, Rick, Mae & Family
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Mkfiefk,
proud of ad t/ou have accomp[isfied, The cfiadenges you've met, Tlie. goals you've achieved. We ziHsftyou happiness
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proud
of you.
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die
journey in life, not just the destination, that counts. May your journey be happy and prosperous. We love
you!
Mom, Dad, Blake, Chloe (Taylor Meltzer)
To Where did the time It flew
Seeming
fast
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a
as
Jeanine
Class of 2001
the
an eve
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go?
right by
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Stephen
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to
ride
a
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college
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pride!
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success
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Congratulations and much love Mom, Dad, Billy and Mike
in the future
to
be
vours.
(Jeanine
(Stephen Bucacci)
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us.
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was a
long
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coming but we love prouder. The gymnastics,
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world
Sean
a
better
place than you found it. Love, Mom, Dad, Beth and assorted critters.
(Andy Britell)
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of you and wish best of a good life always.
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proud of your accomplishments. It was a long hard struggle and you have persevered. Working hard can bring you what you want We are very
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dear Rachel,
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Congratulations Moey! Or\ce
again, you've done
yoor
achievements.
us
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biggest fans,
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in your nnuch
nursing
career
happiness in
and
your life.
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page. Brad Irish for checking up office all
photo
in. Dave Bascom in maintenance and
portrait
Affairs who gave
as
roommates
and friends who dedicated
any staff member
million other
take offence if I
people
happened to
(j^ou to
mean a
thank
oversee
you the class of 2001 for giving us Closing
more
missed. Caren Korin
chats with. Norval Garnet from
long
Publishing who
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of
and
congratulate on her first son, Eli. Kvle Burkhart who
four hour
does
with. Dee Hoebbel in
amazing knowledge
Photography representative like
Well that
advisor Maureen McDermott
amazing
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helped you?
things we didn't know where to
Rhody.
plus
But isn't that what the President of every
days?
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ten
so
your
a reason to
lot
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name.
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don't
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to
work so hard.
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Closing
A Final Note. This the 99th issue of the Yearbook wiU be another Hnk in the chain of memories from your years year will
particular
ships
for each
chosen
serve
as
graduate
as
of
means
a
he
as
such, will there be such
to
mingle
our
hearts
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where
place
place
where
We look
to
"found" ourselves
might
we
ourselves As the
the last time
as
to
walk
across
our
out
an
immense
disclaimer: We
ever
of
amount
they
you look
hope
can
be
kept
was
a
volunteer
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screen
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long fingers
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please accept
best
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keep
for you.
our
this
as
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reviewing
project. Creating
computer
perfect; except
and
and remembered
entails hours upon hours; and after
our
choose
happiness
the ages. Please remember when
book that this
have done
rest
wish the Graduates of
to
yearbook
error
for
Quad
and part of themselves for the
archival document that
through
the
conquer the world.
to
our
now
what we've
learn from.
do. We wish you
And
out
leave behind themselves
students, they
to
sort
the Class of 2001 the best of luck in what
the courage
experi
be. It has been the
to
search and
The Renaissance staff would like
to
least
at
learned, loved, and caused
graduates
legacy, memories,
of the school
want
or
problems.
accomplished.
their
dear
so
least the last four years and
at
have grown,
we
immeasurable
home for
we
mented with who
hold
we
truly
fade off with time.
now
URI has been the
opportunity
with memories. The value of this book wiU
become apparent when the memories that to
other instances
or
accessed
easily
an
friend
renewing
she travels down their
or
when class reunions,
path. Only
URL This
at
tend
to
starring slip
at
up. If
deepest apologies.
mistakes away but
no
a
a
an
We
one
is
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Candace Karl Editor-in-chief
Renee St. Germain Assistant Editor
Catherine Truslow Business
Manager
Jen Silva Student Life Editor
Dave
Caprone Editor
Photography
Sarah Hartenstein Rich Stadnick Staff Mennbers Thank you to Dave
Caprone, Keri-Lyn Ducharme, Columbe, Kyle Burkhart, Habitat for Humanity, Jen Silva, and friends for candid photos through out. Candace
Karl,
Monica
Volume 99 of Renaissance, The was
of Rhode Island's Yearbook,
printed by Jostens Printing and Publishing Division of State College,
Pennsylvania, book
It
University
were
was
in
August
printed. The
2001 Four hundred .
cover
fifty copies
is 9x12 true life
printed using processed
cover on
color covered with
a
of the 264 page
high gloss
It 478.
matte laminate. All
type styles are from Jostens Printing and Publishing Division The endsheets were
some
natural #298. candids
were
Paper taken
stock is 80
by
Davor
pound gloss. Senior portraits and
Photography, Pennsylvania.
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