cornell report spring 2015
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Dynamic Dozen
Twelve is the rough estimate of the number of Cornellians who came from around Harvey, Illinois, in the late 1940s and early ’50s.
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1st Gates Millennium Scholar set to graduate
Jarod Armenta ’15 was the first Gates Millennium Scholar to choose Cornell College.
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Lacrosse 101
The nation’s fastest-growing intercollegiate sport is on campus this spring as Cornell College enters its inaugural season for men’s and women’s lacrosse.
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Endowment honors Allin’s influence
Politics Professor Craig Allin influenced Beth Knickerbocker ’89 so deeply that she’s created an endowment for the Center for Law and Society in his honor.
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Samuel Schuman
Author, scholar, and former English professor Samuel Schuman died Nov. 11, 2014, in Asheville, North Carolina. He was 72.
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William Taylor ’50
Musician and educator William Taylor ’50 died Dec. 26, 2014, in Boise, Idaho. He was 86.
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James Langland ’52
Retired intelligence specialist and Foreign Service officer James Langland ’52 died Aug. 18, 2014, in Alexandria, Virginia. He was 84.
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Robert Engel ’55
Pastor, activist, educator, and Cornell life trustee Robert “Bob” Engel ’55 died on Nov. 30, 2014, in Iowa City, Iowa. He was 82.
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Global citizen recalls Midwestern college education
Dennis Bark ’64 is a senior fellow with the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, where he began as a postdoctoral fellow in 1970, and serves as a chairman of the Earhart Foundation board of trustees.
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Cornell philanthropist admires modesty
Richard Small ’50 and his wife, honorary alumna Norma Thomas Small, are the most generous benefactors in Cornell College’s history.
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Letters Spring 2015
Thoughts on food, Paul Christiansen
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Faculty/Staff News Spring 2015
Faculty and staff news from the Spring 2015 issue of the Cornell Report
Dynamic Dozen 
1st Gates Millennium Scholar set to graduate 
Lacrosse 101 
Endowment honors Allin’s influence 
Samuel Schuman 
William Taylor ’50 
James Langland ’52 
Robert Engel ’55 
Global citizen recalls Midwestern college education 
Cornell philanthropist admires modesty 
Letters Spring 2015