What could a Navy patrol plane and a cozy bed and breakfast possibly have in common? They’ve both been piloted by William Moncrief ’68.
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Junior wins national sales role play competition
Adam Schumer, junior marketing major, won first place in a sales role play competition at the Pi Sigma Epsilon national convention held Orlando in April. The first prize was $1,500 and a Tom James custom business suit valued at $1,000.
An odyssey in an Element
Eric Larson ’96 found a unique way to break in his new car, a Honda Element: he logged over 14,000 miles in just under two months as he crisscrossed the country last summer—traveling almost the entire way by himself. He shared with us his reflections on his adventure.
A face for activism
Keiko Zoll ’04 is one of the 7.3 million people in this country afflicted with infertility. But rather than let that diagnosis define her, Zoll has become an inspiration and advocate for the many who aren’t yet ready to publicly share their infertility stories.
Cob house is a natural fit for one alumnus
Brian Liloia ’06 is living in a Missouri cob house that he conceived and built himself, literally from the ground up, using a mixture of sand, clay, and straw.
Pennant fever arrives early this season thanks to alum’s new app
Steve Varga’s iPad app provides an interactive history of major-league baseball, allowing users to browse and view data from every game and season from 1952 to 2010.
Alums’ children create a fitting tribute to their parents
Mario ’50 and Doris ’48 Laurenti passed their love of international travel, and their interest in the connections it revealed, down to their children. In turn, their children created a fund to help TCNJ students pursue academic research and other approved study in Africa, the Middle East, South Asia, and East Asia.
TCNJ senior Esther Tetruashvily selected for Fulbright
Freshly off of her induction into both Phi Kappa Phi and Phi Beta Kappa honor societies, the good news and recognition kept rolling in for TCNJ senior Esther Tetruashvily last week as she received word that she was selected for a Fulbright award.
BFA Thesis Exhibition opens at TCNJ on April 27
TCNJ’s 2011 BFA students in Fine Arts and Digital Arts will exhibit their thesis projects in an exhibition titled The Way Out Is Through: 2011 BFA Senior Thesis Exhibition. This wide range of media projects — including painting, sculpture, installation, drawing, mixed media, audio, and digital arts — will be on view from April 27-May 7, 2011
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