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She’s become adept at whipping up a delicious breakfast for 12, and she’s proud of that, but Jana Prudhomme ’19 is also gaining ground on her future. She’s the new manager of the Arbor Inn, a B&B recently purchased by the College.
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When live music all but disappeared during the pandemic, drummer Tim Carman ’11 and his band GA-20 retreated to a Boston studio to binge on recording and stockpiled enough material for several albums, which will be released over the next year or more.
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Having witnessed the power of fentanyl, anesthesiologist Joseph Forand ’77 knew many people were likely to die when nonprescription use of the drug began to climb. He had an idea about how to help — make a movie to illustrate the danger.
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Marcus Gutierrez ’18, lover of history and his alma mater, rounded up a group of young alums to pitch in to buy a document signed by DeWitt Clinton for the College archives.
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Because Hamiltonians Ignite Ideas: L. Bundy Sichol ’96 Equipped with a master’s degree in business administration and a gift for writing, Lowey Bundy Sichol ’96 created a successful firm that produced MBA case studies for professors at top business schools.
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Attorney Olabisi “Bisi” Ladeji Okubadejo ’95 sees her job as an opportunity to transform the educational experience for students and the work experience for employees at Georgetown University. She’s Georgetown’s associate vice president for equal opportunity, affirmative action, and compliance.
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Jeremy Mathurin ’16 graduated from Hamilton and into a job at the formidable consulting firm Deloitte.,He noted on his resume that he'd taken an advanced statistical modeling course at Hamilton that focused largely on “R,” a programming language for big data.
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In the risk-versus-reward calculation, is raw cookie dough really that bad?
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It’s been a roundabout route for screenwriter and film producer Sherry Klein ’86, who released her first self-produced feature in February. Paradise Cove is a thriller about a couple who are being terrorized by a woman who lives under the Malibu beach house they are renovating.
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It’s more than 7,500 miles from his hometown to Zimbabwe, but Peter Kazickas '15 travels to and fro to nurture his nonprofit that provides a free education to young Zimbabweans.
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