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The History Class
of '04
At Commencement
ceremonies on May 15th, 2004, the degree of Bachelor of Arts in
History
was awarded to a record twenty-three
members of the graduating class, ten of them with departmental honors:
Stacy
Alessio (honors & magna cum laude)
Meredith Callinan
Debbie Cordts (honors & cum laude)
Karissa Cosentino (honors & cum laude)
John Danielski
Michael DeSerio
(honors)
Jonathan Drew
Claudia Fortunato (honors & cum laude)
Courtney Fusz
Jessica Gray
Chad Killam
Jillian Kostora (honors & cum laude)
A. J. Kretschmer
Loren Mayshark
Vivian Moy (honors)
Brian Nickels
Greg O'Brien
Shawna Oleyar
Suzana Pavisic (honors)
Jessica Rickershauser (honors & cum laude)
Kyle Roloson
Steven Scharf (honors & magna cum laude)
Julie Wilson
A record
sixteen members
of the Class of '04 graduated with Minors in History:
Michael
Avezzano
Alison Barrett
Luimy Cabreja
Michael Camarinos
Michael DeLucia (summa cum laude)
Joseph Delemater
Casey Ellis (magna cum laude)
Brian Hudec
Melissa Iamonico
Renee Kirnan
Thelma Kynalis
Kelli Petrie
Katelyn Raphael
Michael Relevo
Stephanie Saviano
Anthony Sica (cum laude)
 Congratulations,
Class of 2004!
[above: Greg O'Brien, proud (not
smug) possessor
of a brand-new History B.A.]
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For
the first time ever, at the close of the 2003-04 academic year the
Manhattanville Department of History topped the century mark in terms of
the number of majors. History is now the third most populated major
at the 'Ville.
More people than ever have been joining
THE FEW,
THE PROUD,
THE LITERATE.
And while we are not so few any more, we retain our traditional slogan out
of respect for our past, which comes naturally to the historically-minded.
We also report 57 History
minors, an important and honored part of our community.
Jessica
Rickershauser & Courtney Fusz, a couple of weeks before they received
their B.A.s in History at the May Commencement. J. R. is sticking
around to be a graduate assistant coach in field hockey this fall.
James
Seymour '05 welcomes
Darwin Shen '95, fresh from his latest violin concert, back for another
History Alumni BBQ (see p. 5).
History
Club President
Loren Mayshark '04 ponders the meaning of Rockefeller wealth at Kykuit,
the estate built by John D. (that's Rockefeller, not John Danielski
'04) in Pocantico Hills,
Westchester County, N.Y.
The History Club sponsored a trip there in the fall of 2003.
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