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Editor’s Note: One of the many challenges of producing a 48-page magazine is that I almost always have about 98 pages worth of material that I want to include. In addition to John Chamberlain’s appreciation of Nick Clary that is running in the fall issue of the magazine, he included this poignant poem, which we [...]

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In Memoriam Fall 2010 1938 Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Gelineau, Burlington, VT, died on June 18, 2010. After Saint Michael’s he attended the Seminarie de Philosophie and the Grand Seminaire de Theologie, both in Montreal. He was ordained in Burlington in 1942 by Bishop Matthew F. Brady and retired from active parish ministry in 1990. [...]

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1949 Walter Fitzmaurice, North ­Reading, MA, received the French Legion of Honor award on July 8 in Boston Harbor ­during the Tall Ships Festival for his service during World War II. This award is the ­highest honor to receive from the French ­Government.

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Bob Conlon ’72 and Nora Conlon ’02 set the scene at a Church Street institution By Buff Lindau Leunig’s Bistro on Church Street is a true ­Burlington institution that’s also specially ­connected to Saint Michael’s. The two people who could legitimately be called the heart and soul of the place are Bob Conlon ’72, manager [...]

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Merci, Walter Fitzmaurice ’49 By Mark Tarnacki Gratitude comes through loud and clear when ­Walter Fitzmaurice ’49 talks about the 30 ­dangerous missions he survived before coming home and enrolling as a student at Saint Michael’s. Fitzmaurice, who was a radioman and ball-turret gunner on B-24 bombers over Europe in World War II, said he’s [...]

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Christy Ottaviano ’89 By Caroline Crawford I’ve been at MacMillan Publishing for 18 years, and I publish picture books through young adult fiction for Henry Holt. I was given my own imprint last year, Christy Ottaviano Books, which was a ­really nice next step for me.

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In 19 years as commissioner of the Big East Conference, and 11 years before that as associate, I’ve helped grow the league in clout, finances and reach. The league was founded in 1979 with seven teams, and now it’s the nation’s largest Division I Athletic Conference with 16 teams and a goal to “compete at [...]

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On campus and in D.C., students, faculty and alumni pause to watch the inauguration By Mark Tarnacki The inauguration of Barack Obama as president on January 20 left its mark on the Saint Michael’s community, both for those attending in person on the National Mall and for those back home who gathered for a high-spirited [...]

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Brendan O’Leary ’10 debuts his first musical as the spring mainstage production By Buff Lindau Photo by Andy Duback I’d never seen anything done using a kids’ TV show,” said Brendan O’Leary ’10, author of Professor Wellright’s Library, a new musical that was chosen for performance in McCarthy this spring, the first time in college [...]

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By Buff Lindau Inspired in the 1950s by Dr. Harnett’s biology class and Fr. Sullivan’s labs, Paul Lachance ’55 subsequently went on to develop systems that ensure the safe handling of food for the general population. Now Emeritus Professor of Nutrition and Food Science at Rutgers University and a renowned expert on the connection between [...]

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