The Arts and Sciences Collection

To raise awareness of the coconut crab

Mark holds a coconut crab
Browse more like this: 2000s, 2004, Agriculture and Life Sciences, Arts and Sciences, Classes, Colleges and Schools

Mark Laidre is a professor in the biology department at Dartmouth. Mark is trying to raise awareness of the coconut crab. The amazing animals are in critical need of conservation help. He will return to Cornell on April 30, 2018 to give a seminar that will touch on the topic (in the Department of Ecology … Continue reading To raise awareness of the coconut crab →

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Philadelphia Student Sendoff Party

Philadelphia send-off party
Browse more like this: 1960s, 1964, 1969, 1970s, 1979, 1980s, 1982, 1984, 1990s, 1997, Arts and Sciences, Colleges and Schools, Engineering, Human Ecology

This photo was taken on 8/3/17 at our Philadelphia Student Sendoff Party, held at Drexelbrook Catering, courtesy of our generous host Bill Kay ’51. Pictured are CAAAN chairs and members, identified below. Front row: Marcia Epstein (Arts ’64). 2nd row (left to right): Christine Whaley (Arts ’84), Nancy Krablin (Hum Ec ’69), Sue Meyers (Arts … Continue reading Philadelphia Student Sendoff Party →

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A Cover Girl at last!

Stephanie Lane Rakofsky
Browse more like this: 1960s, 1966, Arts and Sciences, Classes, Colleges and Schools

After 45-plus years as a hospital director of social work, case management, counseling, and related divisions, I was thrilled to learn that I had been named a 2017 Barry University Distinguished Alum, where I had earned my master’s degree in social work in 1981. The president of the university declared, “Stephanie has dedicated her professional life to … Continue reading A Cover Girl at last! →

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Summiting Denali on the Fourth of July

Summiting Denali 2
Browse more like this: 2010s, 2015, Arts and Sciences, Classes, Colleges and Schools

I summited Denali (Mount McKinley) — @ 20,310 ft., the tallest peak in North America — on the Fourth of July this year. This was my fourth Seven Summits (successful summit of Elbrus, Kilimanjaro, and Denali, and failed summit attempt due to weather in Aconcagua). I will be doing more climbs in the future, and … Continue reading Summiting Denali on the Fourth of July →

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Dora Bloom Turteltaub 1919, SDT’s first president, has great-great-granddaughter

Dora Bloom Turtletaub with great-great-granddaughter
Browse more like this: 1910s, 1919, Arts and Sciences, Colleges and Schools

Miriam Turteltaub Miller, daughter of Dora Bloom Turteltaub 1919, holds new great-granddaughter Alexandra D. Eisenberg. Lexi was born Oct. 25 at Bethesda Naval Medical Center in Maryland and is the daughter of Lt. Cdr. Charles Eisenberg MD and Leah Myers Eisenberg. Dora was the first president of the first chapter of Sigma Delta Tau.

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