Cornell Report Fall 2010
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Richard Kaufman ’69 and Madelyn “Lyn” Butler Kaufman ’70
Richard Kaufman ’69 and Madelyn “Lyn” Butler Kaufman ’70 both credit their Cornell education with their professional success.
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Andrea Herrera ’85
Andrea Herrera ’85 was featured on CNN.com’s Money section as an example of the way a small business can succeed by taking measured risks.
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Jen Klein O’Keefe ’98
Jen Klein O’Keefe ’98 was among scientists featured in a Discover magazine article “Earth on Fire,” which appeared in the July/August 2010 issue.
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Helen Danforth ’42
Helen Danforth ’42, an educator, volunteer, and writer, died July 29, 2010, in Mount Vernon, Iowa. She was 89.
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Edward R. Weismiller ’38
Edward R. Weismiller ’38, a poet, author, scholar, one of the world’s foremost experts on Milton, and beloved English professor at George Washington University, died Aug. 25, 2010, in Washington, D.C.
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Civil rights leader recalls Cornell mentors
In January 2011 Isaiah McGee ’01 was named director of the Iowa Department of Human Rights by Gov. Terry Branstad.
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Ginkgo tree links Cornell to the ancients
Shading the President’s House for more than 150 years is a magnificent male Ginkgo biloba, the oldest tree on the Hilltop and older than the college.
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Fall 2010 Letters
Wrestling great; Kineseology prep; Appealing Mock Trial team, Cornell Fellows stand out;
Richard Kaufman ’69 and Madelyn “Lyn” Butler Kaufman ’70 
Andrea Herrera ’85 
Jen Klein O’Keefe ’98 
Helen Danforth ’42 
Edward R. Weismiller ’38 
Civil rights leader recalls Cornell mentors 
Ginkgo tree links Cornell to the ancients 
Fall 2010 Letters