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JUMBO PRIDE!!

Giue me a T; T. Giue me a U; U.. giue me a F; F. Giue me a T; T. Giue me an S; S.What’s that spell? TUFTS!!

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MEMORIES OF A LIFETIME...

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I always thought I

would look back at

the times we had and

laugh, but I never

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THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES!!

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LOTS O' LAUGHS

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From M & M’s to angels and deoils, this group shows true Halloween spirit

TRICK, OR TREAT?!?!

LUCKY MEN!!!

It’s Halloween! Guess who?

MORE HALLOWEEN FUN...

GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 2000

Nir Somekh and Gina Carioggiapose pause for a quick picture during their ballroom dance competition.

This group goes nuts their holiday bash!!!

Preparing for a night filled of fun!

Off to new beginnings...

Olukemi Morenikeji Abayomi French

Matthew Jason Adler Engineering Psychology

Michael D. Ahnemann Biology

Pamela B. Abrams Biology/Economics

Paul Michael Adler Quantitative Economics

Sarah Carolyn Akerman Biology/Music

Paige Lindsay Abramson Psychology

Sameer Agarwal Art History/Political Science

Ephraim Akyuz Mechanical Engineering

Bridgette Annette Acklin English ■

Jehan M. Agha International Relations

Farhad R, Alavi Economics/International Relatiot

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Claudia Ruth Asch Political Science/Spanish

Raushann Austin Child Development

Benjamin Martin Azoff Political Science

Ebonee Allison Athanaze Psychology

Tomer Avraham Biology

Catherine E. Bailly History/Archaelogy

Srilatha Atluri Biology/Community Health Program

Cloe Riggio Axelson Political Science

Brian Bradford Baker English

Stephanie Elizabeth Augu Biology-

Kelly V. Ayers Biology

Marybeth Molly Baker Biology/Psychology

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Aparna Basnyat International Relations

David John Ball English/Political Science

Michael B. Barkley Economics

Katherine S. Baus Mechanical Engineering

Munna A. Banglawala Economics

Lisa Kelly Baxter Biology/Environmental Studies

Aisha Maria Georgia Barbour History

Melissa Ann Bargmann Mechanical Engineering

Stacy Christine Bauer Civil Engineering

Michael P. Bediones Psychology

Charles T. Barnes Computer Engineering

Gena A. Beach American Studies

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Tamara J. Bedrosian Political Science

Kevin James Bender Biology/Music

Dustin M. Bermudez Biochemistry

Rebecca L. Bedwell Economics

Beth Alyssa Bergman Computer Science

Gabriel Ruben Bernier English

Melissa A. Beede Electrical Engineering/Biomedical

Engineering

Cristin Denise Berkey Biology

David Marc Berns Engineering Physics

Matthew Harris Behre Political Science

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Babar Aziz Bhatti International Relations/Economics

Stacy Lyn Birdsell English

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Kabir Bhasin I Quantitative Economics

Lauren Rebecca Bial Psychology

Seth Robert Blacksburg History

Stella Bitran Clinical Psychology

Leena Leslie Bitar Chemistry

Jonathan S. Black Classics/Economics

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Mitchell Howard Block Biology/Spanish

Alex B. Blum English

Adam Prestley Blake Mechanical Engineering

Jacey Ann Bloom Anthropology/Community Health

Program

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Stephanie Jill Blumstein History

Corinne Cruz Bonvino Bio-Psychology/Child Development

Evan D. Bourquard Civil Engineering

Lesley Ann Bogdanow English

Jeffrey Charles Borland Latin

Mark Allen Bower Political Science/Spanish

Heather H. Bois Anthropology/Archaelogy

Danielle Nicole Bosquet French/International Relations

Claire Bowley Psychology

Lisa Ann Bologna English

Bryan Mathieu Boucher Biology/Community Health Prograr

Stacey L. Bran International Relations/Peace &

Justice Studies

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Christopher Alan Bullard Mechanical Engineering

Susanne M. Burstein International Relations/Russian

Douglas Matthew Burns Political Science

Vernee Anita Butterfield Spanish/English

Emily Jane Capello English/History

Kira K. Burns International Relations

Benoite Cagnioncle Biology

Nicholas R. Burns Philosophy

Christopher Catral Camac Chemistry

Gina Marie Carioggia Psychology/Community Heal

Program

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Jeremy Brad Cantor Sociology

Richard Caraviello Political Science

Maria Gabriella Celli Spanish/International Relations

Amanda C. Chan Chemistry

Rachel Chase Chandler History/Spanish

Robert Ryan Centa Engineering

Cheryl W. Chan Art History

Winifred Warren Chane Political Science/Spanish

Barbara Ceptus Clinical Psychology/American

Studies

Edward Y. Chan Mechanical Engineering

Alex An-Kai Chang Biology

Antoinette Tara Chabila Psychology

Suzanne S. Chan Chemical Engineering/Biotechno

Engineering

Michael D.J. Chang Economics/International Relatu

60

Nicolas Chang International Relations

Richard Chang Computer Science

Christopher Scott Chen Psychology

Brooke Lea Charette Clinical Psychology

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Kuan Yin Andrea Chen Economics

Maria Sze Nga Cheng Economics

Denise Chen Asian Studies/International

Relations

Jean R. Cheng Clinical Psychology

Natalie C. Cheung International Relations

Ji-Won Choi Art History

Jason Lee Chertoff Biology

Miriam H. Cho Economics/Community Health

Program

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Jacquelyn C. Chow English

Gabriela Chojkier International Relations

Seth Michael Christian Economics

Annmarie Cholankeril Child Development/Community

Health Program

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Amy Chu Bio-Psychology/Spanish

Heiji P. Choy International Relations

Erica Anne Chu Biology

Allison Chumnanvecsh Biology

Sarah Radcliffe Christie English/French

Eurie Jean Chung English

Jee-Sun Chung Art History

62

Tarry Chung International Relations

Danielle Pilar Clealand International Relations

Jocelyn G. Clark Environmental Engineering

Dana W. Cohen Economics

Kate A. Cohen English

Jennifer L. Chung Political Science

Adam Lee Cohen anical Engineering/Biomedical

Engineering

Heidi R. Cohen English/Child Development

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Mindy Laura Cohen Economics/Drama

Elizabeth Purdy Colangelo Biology

Melissa B. Cohen Bio-Psychology

Seth B. Cohen Asian Studies/International

Relations

63

Dana Lauren Cole French/International Relations

Daniel Emil Colon International Relatoins/Spanish

Paul Daniel Cooley American Studies

Jonathan T. Cole Mechanical Engineering

John Holt Condon Engineering Physics

Benjamin M. Coplan Psychology

Sarah Marie Coleman International Relations/]apanese

Luke David Conlin Astrophysics

Laura Whitney Coquillette Biology

David L. Colman History.

Cristina G. Connor-Cerezi International Relations/

Environmental Engineering

Jesse T. Comely Mechanical Engineering

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Gary Van Dahme Computer Science

Jeremy Philip Cramer Child Development

Frederick W. Crimins, III Mathematics/Computer Science

Robert Vincent Daly, III Sociology

li ster Howell Corwith, TIT Economics

Catharine Lynne Crane Biology

Nicholas F. Cutaia American Studies

Natalie Marie d'Aubermont International Relations/Spanish

Erin Johanna Cox Child Development

Ashley Anjana Creager Political Science

Elizabeth Katherine Countryman

English

Matthew J. Crawford Biology/History

65

Ethan E. Danahy Computer Science

Hetal A. Dave Biology/Computer Science

Kristina E. Dechter Art History/American Studies

Karen Delio Spanish/Studio Art

David Delbos History

Anisha Dhanani Economics

Kelly L. Desmarais Chemical Engineering

Dirk W. de Pagter D ra ma/Ma thema t ics

Tania Dominique Desgrottes J.D. Devan Plan of Study: Public Health Policy, Plan of Study: Film Studies

Concentration in Economincs/

Community Health Program

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Stephen James DiBona Computer Science

Axel G. Diaz Mathematics

Hung K. Do Chemical Engineering

Danielle April DiNapoli American Studies/Community

Health Program

Rebecca A. DiRuzzo Psychology

Jeffrey H. Dorfman History/Political Science

Jennifer Conway Dodge English

Chenxi Dong Chemical Engineering

Nora Ann Drane Clinical Psychpology

Cara Marie DiPaola Child Development

Daniel K. Dolsky International Relations

Thierry A. Dreyfus Mechanical Engineering/History

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Carrie Elaine Duncan Archaeologyy

Raymond Thomas Dunn Economics/Political Science

Christopher Harrison Duryea English

Lissa Marie Dutra Child Development/Clinical

Psychology

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Keith J. Edelstein History

Seth Adam Eisenstein Economics

Lindsay L. Dubbs Biology/Environmental Studies

Alyssa Ilene Dubin Child Development/Community

Health Program

Z. Arlette Duguid Biology

Sarah Elizabeth Dubner Physics

Michelle Shana Dworkin Anthropology /International

Relations

Megan Elizabeth Edwards History

68

River McKenzie Elliott History

Thomas D. Ensminger Civil Engineering

Christopher E. Fahy International Relations

Melissa M. Emero Economics/Psychology

Alexander Escobar Biology/English

Carlos P. Escobar Economics

David S. Falco Economics

Jarter L. Fang Computer Science

Stephanie Jane Engelsman English/German

David B. Engen Engineering Psychology

Sara R. Feder International Relations

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Cameron Essalat Economics

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Thomas Patrick Feeley Political Science/History

Andrew G. Ferris Computer Science

Megan B. Fidler Eletrical Engineering

Charlie Z. Feldman History

Christopher E. Ferraro International Relations

Thomas Gerald Filippone Sociology

Tiphanie Yanique Fialiber Gundel

English/Peace & Justice Studies

Neil Alexander Finn Classics

Isis I. Figueroa History

Benjamin Carter Findley Civil Engineering

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Elizabeth Michelle Fischer English

Darcy Jill Fitzsimmons Child Development

Economics

Ryann Flack Psychology

Molly Nadja Frank-Meltzer Psychology

Katie Louise Fiszman Classics/Studio Art

Shannon Bronwen Flahive Drama

Daniel Alexander Fliman International Relations /Political

Science

Evan Scott Freedman English

Abigail Emma Flood Anthropology /International

Relations

Alexandra O'Neill Franklin Drama

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Elizabeth Adah Freiberg Art History

Rhonda Roblyn Fuller Sociology

Valerie G. Gallet Biology

Amanda Carton Fried Child Development

Maxwell Charles Furr Bio-Psychology

Kiran Ganda Psychology/Community Health

Program

Eric L. Frieden Drama/History

Cristin Anne Gadue History/Political Science

Yong Xuan Gao Environmental Engineering

Michael H. Friedland Philosophy

Rashmi R. Gajra Chemistry/Environmental Studie

Denise Garcia Environmental Studies/Sociology

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Danielle D. Geihs International Relations

Jill Gerber Biology

Leila Claire Gembicki Chemical Engineering

Geoffrey T. Gibney Biochemistry

ma Catarina Garnecho lychology/Child Development

Conor Brendon Garry History/International Relations

Molly V. Gates Architectural Engineering

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Lori Jill Genser ild Development/Community

Health Program

Elizabeth Christine Gates Clinical Psychology/French

Zsofia K. Geek Clinica Psychology/Community

Health Program

Alison Jill George English/Women's Studies

Dimitri Gartsbeyn Computer Science

73

Michelle Gielan Computer Engineering

Chris . Gilliam Clinical Psychology

Michael Glaser Computer Scienceuter Engineering

Jennifer Brie Gilbert Psychology/Child Development

Laura Marie Giuliano Child Development/Spanish

Lauren Kerry Glassner International Relations/Russian &

East European Studies

Scott Ryan Glaberman Biology/Classics

Ayesha N. Gilkes Sociology

Michael A. Glazer International Relations/Spanish

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Michael O'Hara Gillesp Engineering Psychology

Elena Isabel Glas Political Science

Martin Oliver Glynn Computer Science

74

Andrew L. Gold Economics

Elizabeth A. Goldman trench/International Relations

Ryan S. Goldman International Relations/Spanish

Christina M. Gould French

Lisa Ann Goldberg American Studies/Community

Health Program

Jeremy M. Goulder Computer Science

Matthew Joseph Gollinger Biology

Alexis M. Goode Child Development

Russ W. Goodwin Computer Science

Elizabeth Hulda Gould Drama

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Jaaron Lane Graham Biology

Carrie Elizabeth Grable American Studies

Eric S. Greece International Relations

Dana Maynard Gray Psychology

Michelle Marie Graziosa Child Development

Jessica L. Greene Sociology/Community Health

Program

Lauren Alexandra Greene French/Community Health Program

Daniel Scott Greenberg Mechanical Engineering

Josh Ian Greenspan Psychology

Michael Hank Gray Sociology

Emily J. Greene American Studies

Christina Michelle Gree Political Science

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Nicole A. Gregoire Bio-Psychology

Mayuri L. Guntupalli , International Relations

Raya O. Hakim I Pernatumal Relations /French

Kara Kilmartin Griswold Child Development

Laurie Helene Gutierrez Environmental Studies/History

Eric K. Hanson International Relations/History

Lana Marie Grom Economics

Mikaeel Habib Economics/International Relations

Sam Hanson Philosophy/Quantitative Economics

Maria Do Mar Zavros Guinle International Relations

Jeffrey Christopher Harry Mechanical Engineering

Joseph C. Hachadorian Electrical Engineering

77

Joshua Ian Harriman Computer Science

Andrew R. Hart English

Jack Devin Hasler Economics

Casey B. Harris Anthropology/Environmental Studies

Edward Ned Harvey Computer Engineering

David Scott Hatkoff American Studies/Drama

Larry Darnell Harris, II Political Science

Melissa Marie Harvill Economics

Eden Hauslaib Psychology

Timothy F. Harris

Economics

Brian T. Haskell Chemical Engineering

Amy Beth Hecker English

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Nora West Hedling English

Michelle Beth Herman Psychology

Lauren Marie Heist History

Courtney H.G. Herz Political Science

Natalie Margartia Hernandez Psychology/Child Development

Susan L. Helwig Anthropology/German

Heidi Melissa Hertel Psychology

Meghan Jeanne Hession Biology

Adrian "Spifinity" Heizmann-Checa

Economics

Chris James Herrick Electrical Engineernig

Ralan L. Hill Chemical Engineering/History

79

Ayako Hirose Asian Studies/Economics

Denise Nicole Holzer History

Nancy D. Hsieh

Chemical Engineering

Cara Llewellyn Hobbs Biology

Ross A. Homer Psychology

Jih-Syin Hsin Economics

Mara Melissa Hoffert English

Christina Elizabeth Hornby Music

Christine S. Hsu Computer Engineering

Noah Alexander Fiske Hors Biology/Environmental Studies

Anita Holman Child Development

Linda C. Hsu Electrical Engineering

80

Reginald S. Hui English/Sociology

Carolyn Elizabeth Hunt International Relations

Catherine Lee Hubbard English

Geoffrey C. Hulette Computer Science

Larissa Janel Hyde English

Matthew B. Ingalls International Relations

arlene R. Hurley-Woods Political Science

Daniel L. Hymowitz Philosophy

fanos Konstantinov Intzes Chemistry

Kazunori Ishizuka Drama/International Relations

Matthew Do Isles Political Science

Christine R. Ishikane Biology

Aaron P. Israelski Mechanical Engineering

Christina Ballard James English

Jeremy Javidi Mechanical Engineering/

Quantitative Economics

Piti Itharat History

Calena T. Jamieson Economics

Anita Jayagopal American Studies

Tomoko Jane Iwaki Biology/International Relations

Sarah Brooks Janson Biology

Katrina Mara Jimerson Biology

Amit Jain Economics

Joshua Samuel Jarvis Political Science

Melissa F. John Psychology

82

Barry Clark Johnson MechanicalEngineer

Leesa A. Jones Civil Engineering

Caroline Sophie Kabla iternational Relations/Economics

Christine Marilyn Johnson Child Development

Tamara Jovovic Economics

Jason T. Kacamburas Civil Engineering

Emily Lindahl Johnson Quantitative Economics

Dominic Y. Ju Art History/History

Lauren Elisabeth Kadi Political Science

Jaclyn Dyan Johnson Drama/French

Renata Y. Ka Economics

Steven Anthony Kahn Biology /French

83

Zachary S. Kahn History

Cecily Jill Kaiser Child Development

Jocelyn H. Kaley American Studies

Carrie Ann Kalata Computer Science/Economics

Seth David Kamich Bio-Psychology

Stefanie Joy Katz Child Development

Gregg I. Kallor American Studies/Music

Michael R. Kasameyer Mechanical Engineering

Irina Kapetanakis Electrical Engineering

Lisa Paige Kaplan Sociology/Community Health

Program

Timothy Alexander Kaufman Biology

Reiko Kawamura International Relations

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Stephen Edward Kaye Civil Engineering

Patrick R. Kay Environmental Engineering/

Economics

Michelle Jeanette Kazdin Biology

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Gregg Francis Keaney Chemistry

Patrick D Kelly, III English

Anh Bao Kha Biology

Sarah Kim International Relations/Spanish

Jennifer Sarah Kirkland Biochemistry

Hannah Y. Kim American Studies

Kate Lee Kim English/Psychology

Sanam Kittikulsingh International Relations

Philip A. Konnikov Biology/Economics

Evan Mitchell Kono English

Aras M. Knasas International Relations

Danielle Gayle Koby French/Psychology

Khalfani N. Knibbs Bio-Psychology

Daniel Timothy Koetser Psychology, Visual Media &

Cultural Studies

Matthew Adam Klainer International Relations

Annica Helena Kjellberg Quantitative Economics

Ernesto Knizek Computer Science

Irina Kogan Computer Scienceuter Science/

Drama

Tatum Noel Kobayashi Chemical Engineering

Shakirahmed S. Kolia Mathematics

86

Christopher D. Lamoreaux Mechanical Engineering

Phillip Andrew Lau Mechanical Engineering

Melissa Anne Latham English/German Lang. & Lit.

Kevin Lai

Biochemistry

Alok N. Lai Computer Science/Philosophy

Carmen E. Lamoutte Computer Science /Mathematics

Rian Michael Laub Psychology

Jason K. Kwa Mechanical Engineering

Fatemeh Laleh Economics/International Relations

Michelle A. Lappen Sociology

Jonathan Christopher Cartmell Ladd

Political Science

Jennifer Kate Lambert American Studies

88

Alicia Heather Lerman American Studies/English

Nicole Ann Levesque Biology

Jennifer Leong Biology

Ilyse M. Lerner American Studies

Rachel Beth Levin Psychology/Sociology

Douglas J. Leister Economics/International Relations

Christina Elizabeth Lembo English

Carlos G. Leopoldo Computer Science

Sandrine Jacqueline Levallois International Relations

Thomas Leong Biology

Meredith M. LeRoux Biology

Sarah Kopaskie Lennon Art History

90

Steven M. Levine Biology

Sara B. Levine tropology/Community Health

Program

HuiChang Li International Relations

Lucia Cristina Leyva English/Psychology

Jacob David Levner Political Science

Xing Ling Li Biology

Edward Libfeld Computer Science

Jason F. Lipman Mechanical Engineering

Amy Anne Linsenmayer American Studies/

Environmental Studies

Brendon W. Lewis Mechanical Engineering

Hui Ling Kaye Lim Asian Studies

Roger D. Limon Computer Science

91

Aliza Shana Lipschitz Quantitative Economics

David Howard Littman Economics

Jennifer Lok Art History/French

Jennifer Claire Litow Psychology /Child Development

Lisa Wen-Hui Liu International Relations/Japanese

Laura Ann Longhine English

Rebecca Lift Political Science/Studio Art

Rosalyn Yen Liu Biology

Lynette Crystal Lotz Biology /Classics

Jefferson K. Litten Asian Studies

Dylan T. Locsin International Relations/Fn

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Valentina Valesca Louw Plan of Study: Media and

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Van K. Ly Clinical Psychology

Wayne Luan Computer Science

Yu Lui Mathematics/Physics

Michael David Lupa Biology

Danh Quang Luu Computer Engineering

John Francis MacDonald, III English

Adam P. MacHanic Philosophy/Computer Science

Suzelle Sabine Luc Biology

Brian L. Lundquist English

Christine Theresa Lynch Civil Engineering

latthew Lawrence Lyons Mechanical Engineering

Jennifer S. Lysz Economics

Cynthia Lynn Manning Bio-Psychology

Marla K. Maltin English/Environmental Studies

David Ford Manoogian

Economics

Clara W.Y. Mak Economics/lnternational Relal

Jaffar Mahmood Economics

Justin Edward MacKey Biology

Jared David Malbin Spanish

Michael H. Mancini English

Christopher ErricMaddox Drama/Spanish/Child Development

Emily Alice Malone Psychology

Nadia A. Mamoun Anthropology

Jeffrey A. Margolies International Relations

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Eric Floyd Marsh Mechanical Engineering

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Joshua J. Marks Civil Engineering

Emily Marmolejos Child Development/Clinical

Psychology

Severino E Martinez Political Science

Cindy A. Marks International Relations

/ayne Michael Margolis Political Science

Ayodeji J. Marquis Philosophy

or Fernando Martinez-Wilson

Biology

Briana Leigh Martino Clinical Psychology

Katherine Ringler Martin Spanish

David G. Martinson Civil Engineering

Jennifer Lyn Masella Biology

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Leah G. Massar Economics

Pierre-Andre Mayer English

Clare Shea McCarthy Anthropology

Kimberly Allison Mastis Biology

Megan S. Mazzeo English

William F. McCarty Political Science

Marisa C. Matsudaira Child Development

Chinedu Sandra Mbadiwe American Studies

Kristin M. McDonough Child Development

Claire M. McCarthy Child Development /Music

Richard Anthony McGlyn: English

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Laureen M. McKenna Civil Engineering

Giovanni E. Melendez Mechanical Engineering

[ mglas Michael McGowan iology/Peace & Justice Studies

Dominik G. Meier Economics/Political Science

Bradley Alexander McGregor Biochemistry

Christopher P. McHarg Computer Engineering

Sarah A. Methe Chemistry

Luke R. Meixner International Relations

Ayanna Z. McLean Political Science

Benjamin Joel Meshoulam Philosophy

Jason Adam Mello Mechanical Engineering

Erik N. Meserve Environmental Engineering

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James D. Metzger Political Science

Sabih Saleem Mir Engineering Psychology/English

Jonathan C. Mok Economics/International Relations

Cynthia Emily Meurling German Studies/International

Relations

Robert A. Mitchell Quantitative Economics

Gregory Todd Molinelli Economics

Erin Ann Meyers Philosophy

Eric R. Modeen International Relations

Alyson Elizabeth Monaldo English

Paul W. Miller Computer Science

Samuel A. Mogilner International Relations

James W. Moore Geology

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Melanie A. Moran Computer Engineering

Tomas Moreno International Relations

Latanya Y. Moore Psychology

Matthew David Mosteiro Mathematics/Political Science

Sera S. Morelli Clinical Psychology

Jayson Brandon Mugar International Relations

Antoine R Morris Philosophy

Audrey Irene Moultrie Child Development

Reshma Murjani English

Sara H. Nadig Child Development

Sonal Mukhi Engineering Psychology

Caitlin Maura Murphy English

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Amanda Elizabeth Nagler Art History

Donna Heather Nathan English/Music

Christine Q. Nguyen Bio-Psychology

Taichi Nakashima Economics

Keith Andrew Nelson English

Oanh Mai Nguyen Biology/Classics

Kavitha Narayan Biology

Nicole Sylvia Nelson English/International Relations

Vicky Thuy Nguyen Biology

John A. Nason Computer Engineering

Howard A. Newman Computer Science

Meredith M. Nichols Bio-Psychology/Spanish

100

Luis G. Nicolaou Computer Science/Mathematics

Wanjiru M. Njuguna Geology

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Constantino Nicolaou emotional Relations/Economics

Rebecca Anne Noll Chemistry

Heather Anne Noyes Child Development

Elizabeth Ann Noonan Child Development

Ruthie Nussbaum Political Science

Erika Yoshiko Niwa Child Development

Christine M. Northrop Spanish

Ekene A. Nwokoye Music

Marina Novoa Clinical Psychology

Kathryn Leslie Nygreen Child Development

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Lorin Elizabeth Oliker German Studies/Anthropology

Emily Jane Olson Psychology

Matthew A. O'Brien English

Brian Joseph R. Ordona Psychology /Music

Danielle Jane Olivier Biology/French

Melissa A. Ostberg Chemical Engineering

Sonali A. Palkhiwala Art History/Economics

Wendy Blanchard

Oppenheimer Biology/Economics

Geetha Ramanath Pai International Relations

Valerie L. Orth Women's Studies

Julie A. Otis Drama/Philosophy

Song Yee Paik International Relations

102

Anita P. Patil English/Spanish

Rebecca Ann Perry Art History/Child Development

Piyush Y. Phadke Economics

Andrew M. Peck Biology

Atif A. Pesh-Imam Computer Science/English

Megan Claire Phillips Mathematics

Andre E. Pelletier Environmental Engineering

Natalie M. Petrie International Relations

Sabrina Pieroni Biology

Laura Meaker Perry Political Science/Russian & Eat

European Studies

Catherine F. Petronino I Mechanical Engineering

Michael D. Pietro Mechanical Engineering

104

Ramesh Balakrishna Pillay English

Adam B. Pignatelli Philosophy/Psychology

Meridith Kate Piper Economics

Elise A Podell Art History/Sociology

Serena Jing-Ling Poon International Relations

Keshia Marie Pollack Sociology

Charlene Joan Pimentel Chemistry

Kaethe Podgorski Civil Engineering

Jason David Potts Classics/History

Lauren Elizabeth Pinkus Child Development

Jessica Estrada Pohl Economics

Edward Garrett Pratt Psychology

105

Patrick J. Rafferty Computer Engineering

David A. Rajfer Computer Science

Sabeena Rajpal English/International Relation

Andrew Lewis Raff International Relations/Russian &

East European Studies

Elizabeth Gayle Press International Relations

Desiree Principe Political Science/Quantitative

Economics

Jessica Puma Clinical Psychology

Scott Victor Pullman Political Science

Audrey Purwana International Relations

Robert J. Quintiliani English

Deborah Rachel Purdy Psychology

Mara Quinn-Porzig Electrical Engineering

Bhavna A. Ramanlal Child Development /International

Phillip Rakhunov Relations

Engineering Psychology

Christian Anthony Ray Psychology

Elizabeth Jane Rapp Bio-Psychology

Paula Rachel Rainer Political Science/Spanish

Vivek Ramgopal Biology

Michelle Lea Ramirez Biology

Elizabeth Jean Razin Psychology

Shaina Greysen Reese Chemical Engineering/Biomedical

Engineering

Harris Z. Rashid

Economics

Sean Patrick Regan Computer Engineering

Lydia E. Regopoulos Psychology

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Lauren Kate Reiffel Computer Engineering

Dara Rachel Resnik Economics

Michael Tate Richards Economics

Katherine Ann Richert Clinical Psychology

Sean Adrian Riley Physics

Lauren Elizabeth Rille English

Todd R. Reily Engineering Psychology

Luke R. Remage-Heale1

Biology

Marcela E. Reyes Psychology

Stefanie Jill Reisfeld Child Development/Psychology

William E. Richard Engineering Psychology

Nicholas J. Rheinwald

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Karen Lee Robator Economics

Jessica Swift Roberts International Relations

Claudia M.C. Roda Sociology

Alexis Whitier Rivera English

Gareth S.J. Robinson English

Walter E. Rodriguez Economics!Music

Carmen Rodriguez-Altieri Political Science

Elizabeth Jane Rodgers Philosophy

Barnet Clarence Rogers Civil Engineering

Jennie Katherine Robin Clinical Psychology

Alba M. Rodriguez Bio-Psychology/Philosophy

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Jane Elizabeth Rogers Biology/Environmental Studies

Ari Samuel Rosenbach Biology

Joanne B. Rosenthal Archaelogy/Environmental Studies

Monica Rose Rohrschneider Biochemistry

David “Rosie" Rosenberg Drama/International Relations

Sarah A. Rosner Biology/French

Ramona Vanessa Romero Archaelogy/Latin

Julia Rosenfeld Economics/International Relations

Benjamin Shapland Ross Computer Science/English

Katherine Juri Rose International Relations

Kimberly Beth Rosenfel American Studies/English

Brette Allan Rothfield Drama/Psychology

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Ericka Maria Rovira Engineering Psychology/Biomedical

Engineering

Rebecca Pauline Rudnick English/Political Science

ohn Paul Routhier, III Child Development

Daniel Michael Ruane Geology

Matthew H. Sagendorph Chemical Engineering

Nari Sabeti Chemical Engineering

Joseph H. Ryu nomics/International Relations

Joshua Michael Saipe International Relations

Robert P. Sadowski Electrical Engineering

Kristian E. Sanchez Chemistry

?an-Philippe Saint-Louis Biology

Patricia Joyce Videna Salle French/International Relations

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Eric J. Schneider Economics

Alicia F. Scarfo

Marla Jay Schiff English

Scott A. Schneider Civil Engineering

Laura E. Schuft French/Sociology

Brian D. Schneider Quantitative Economics

Michael Harve Saucier History/International Relations

Isaac S. Saposnik Philosophy

Katie R. Saville Drama

David Beck Schatz Psychology

Katie I. Schaaf Political Science

David Louis Scher American Studies

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Amalia Serafim Economics/International Relations

Ani Christine Setrakian French

mily Rebecca Schulman Spanish

Claire M. Schwartz International Relations

Sara Elizabeth Shansky Anthropology

Candice A. Sergeant Psychology

Amol Sharma Political Science

Shyam Shankar Economics

Ruth Stacey Shaw International Relations

Dorianne Dobbs Sharlip ternational Relations/Spanish

Kevin P. Shaw Computer Science/English

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Adam Michael Shedd Political Science

Sarah Henhan Shields! Clinical Psychology

Robert Bruce Shaw Jr Bio-Psychology

Beth Wendi Sherman Political Science

Nadia Ibrahim Shihata International Relations/French

Thomas Jay Shimeld Clinical Psychology

Lauren J. Shienbaum International Relations

Salmaan A Shikari Computer Science/Economics

Paul K. Shin English

Kathryn Boucher Sill Art History/English

Marlena H. Shin English/International Relations

Ronald Terk Sia Chemical Engineering

114

Alan Joseph Silver Quantitative Economics

Kemal Hasan Sirin Economics!Psychology

Bryan Ronain Smith Mathematics/Physics

William M. Silverman International Relations

Senthuran T. Siva Anthropology/English

Evan Scott Smith Philosophy

Courtney Elizabeth Simson Spanish

Christina Ross Sloan English

Jacqueline R. Smith English

Pamela Sinel History

Karen C. Smillie Psychology

Katie Lane Smith Clinical Psychology

115

David Arie Steinberg Computer Science

Drew Albert Stern History

Philip Brett Stein Biology

Matthew Aaron Stern History

Mark Benjamin Stevens Economics/Psychology

Cambra E. Stern Art History

Jeffrey Michael Stern Engineering Psychology

Sarah W. Stevens hrophysics/Geological Sciences

Timothy M. Stigliano English

Alice K. Stevens Psychology

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David Hugo Stitelman Chemistry

Lindsay H. Stout Sociology

117

Eliza Ann Strickland English

Jamie Lee Stulin Psychology/Spanish

Nicholas P. Svencer Mechanical Engineering

Laura Elizabeth Strickler International Relations

Barbara J. Stutzman Chemical Engineering

Frances Switkes Civil Engineering/Environmental

Studies

Michael D. Stuart Political Science

Scott R. Sullivan Economics/Political Science

Maheen Syed Biology

Victoria Stubrin Spanish

Melissa Beth Sussman Philosophy/Political Science

Suzanne Elenor Szwarc

Mathematics

118

Tiffany Y. Tai

Sacha S. Thompson International Relations

Anupama Tammareddi Chemistry

Meena Denise Thever Economics

Bradbury Kalmonde Thurlow Mathematics/Electrical Engineering

Nguyen Minh Tau Biology

Jessica Grenne Thomas English/Peace & justice Studies

Laurie Anne Thurrott Engineering Psychology

Andrew Lawrence Tetzlaff Computer Science/Mathematics

Derek John Thompson Child Development

Isaac David Tilton International Relations

119

Carolin Elizabeth Topelson International Relations/French/Peace

& Justice Studies

Tracy Trager Psychology

Bhumika P. Trivedi Political Science!Sociology

Gerald Joseph Topping Civil Engineering

Ho-Thao T. Tran Latin

Jonathan F. Troy Economics

Neil Andrew Tow International Relations/Spanish

Huong Thi Tran Child Development

Claire Tsavliris Psychology

Mary C. Traester English/French/Philosophy

Carson W. Trent Sociology

120

'oberto Alejandro Uribe Child Development

Alison Urkowitz Sociology

Samuel Walker Velishka Political Science

Sabrina S. Vargas Psychology

leshma Suresh Vaswani Mathematics

Lynn Venugopalan Anthropology

Lisa B. Vernoy English/Psychology

Isaura Vergucht j hi Engineering/Environmental

Studies

Neha S. Vibhakar Bio-Psychology

Jacqueline H. Vasen Child Development

Maxwell Thomas Vergo Biochemistry

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Aaron Raphael Vine Biology

121

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Ash P. Weaver Computer Science

James Lawrence Weinberg Classics/Psychology

Joshua A. Weinberg Psychology

Justin Anderw Waldman Drama

Rachel Melinda Walker Sociology

Michael James Weaver Civil Engineering

Stephanie Diane Wagner International Relations/Spanish

Qiaomei Patty Wang Asian Studies

Joshua Brian Wechsler Chemistry

Michelle R. Wang Electrical Engineering

Naomi Dawn Wartel Child Development

Karen Ann Weigand Biology

122

Shanesha L. White Child Development

lachary Lowell Williams Geological Sciences

Jonathan M. Weiss Quantitative Economics

Tijan Garrison White Psychology

Brant Richard Wilson Geological Sciences

Adam Alexander Welland Biology/English

Claudia Anna-Misia Wiatr Psychology

Britton Douglas Windeler Geological Sciences

Jennifer Q. Weng Bio-Psychology

Jeremy D. Wilbur Biology

J Kendal Wolf French/Education

Joshua M. Wolkomir International Relations

Sharon K. Wong Psychology

Alexander Mu Hua Wong International Relations

Amy Woo Biology/Japanese

Sharon Sheung-MunWu International Relations/Economics

Gregory B. Wong

Asian Studies/International

Relations

Andrew Yao Wu Electrical Engineering

Gregory J. Wong Bio-Psychology

Christopher S. Wu Environmental Studies/Sociolo

Sharaf A. Yamani Mechanical Engineering

124

Patricia L. Wu Asian Studies/International

Relations

Alysse Gail Wurcel Sociology

Shawn Modell Zimberg American Studies/Economics

Elizabeth C. Gates French/Clinical Psychology

Jennifer B. Gilbert Psychology/Child Development

Estelle Helen Zagaris International Relations

Matthew Paul Zarzecki Computer Science

Neil Finn

Classics

Irene Zaki Political Science/Psychology

Jennifer Ann Zambrisk Biology

Bill Zuck History/Music

Eliza A. Strickland English

Noreen Kavsar Zaman Clinical Psychology

Seth David Zimring Biology/International Relations

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To the Class of2000

When you first arrived on campus, you were strangers with a common goal to pursue your studies and intellectual interest in the arena of higher educa¬ tion. Four years later you are no longer strangers, you are now alumni of a world class institution. As your undergraduate career draws to a close, you have accomplished something truly magnificent. I would like to congratula! and thank each one of you for committing yourselves these last four years t(; much more than just your studies. In addition to being dedicated scholars, you have also been community activists, student leaders, athletes, concerne citizens and above all, friends to each other. You have prepared yourselves wisely for the future ahead of you, and I have no doubt you will continue to make your alma mater proud.

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I hope that you find yourselves returning often to Tufts in the coming years; you are always welcome here. The faculty and friends you leave behind wai to hear from you, we want to share your good news. You are a part of a gen¬ eration linked by the internet and superior technology. Keep in touch with your friends on the Hill and your fellow alumni all over the world. 1

Always remember that this University has a rich and wonderful history and that you are an integral part of it.

John DiBiaggio President

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'lie remarkable attention paid by all of us to the end of the century and the end of the t illennium will truly impact you and your class. You have been reminded, even isaulted, with being the first graduates to move into the 21st century. The expectations t e high: comfort and ability to lead in the new age of global information; increased responsibilities to deal with social ills by being part of an active citizenry; and ommitment to lifelong learning in an era of incredibly rapid change.

Challenges indeed, but, as Tufts graduates, you are well prepared not only to cope but nso to lead. Your liberal education, with its emphasis on critical thinking, a broad range « communication skills, and the ability to live and flourish in an internationally focussed 'orld, are the requisite skills for global leadership in the new millennium. I know I beak for all in the Tufts community when I voice confidence in your prospects to be laders in such an environment.

j s with Tufts, may your reach truly exceed your grasp.

Hel Bernstein lice President of Arts, Sciences and Engineering

Office of the

Senior Vice President/Provost

October 20, 1999

TUFTS UNIVERSITY

To the Class of 2000:

Well, there it is: the Class of 2000. You are the first class to

carry the designation of the new millennium. Knowing as many of

you as I do, I believe this is very appropriate. Your class had

a deeper, more mature sense of historical perspective and significance

than any class in my memory. You demonstrated more historical

curiosity, a keener understanding of the events of this century.

You were the first class to seek some sort of connection with the

past, particularly the two cataclysmic world wars which marked this

century's tragic confrontations in the name of nationalism and

ideology. You used your years at Tufts to prepare yourselves to

become citizens of the world. While remaining quintessentially

Americans, you seemed to understand that technology was going to

force you to accept a more global kind of life, one which will

take you and your families far from these shores. You are adventurers,

explorers, and people of action. I would like to be a fly on the

wall, when you are finished making your mark on this earth, because

I believe that we will be vastly better off as human beings for you

having made a difference to humanity.

Sol Gittleman Provost

Medford, Massachusetts 02155

617-627-3310

Sheila Bayne

Associate Dean for Programs Abroad

Eric Chaisson

Director of The Dudley Wright Center

Wayne Bouchard Dean of Administration and Finance

Jane E. Bess

Assistant Director of

The International Center

David Cuttino

Dean of Admissions of Arts & Science

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Robyn Gittleman Director of Experimental College

Susan Ernst Dean of Liberal Arts and Jackson for

Natural and Social Sciences

Jane Etish-Andrews rector of The International Center

Jeanne Dillon Dean of Seniors, Associate Dean

Linda Dixon Overseer and Secretary to the Corporation

Dorothy McAveeney

Staff Assistant,

Office of Student Activities

Kim Knox

Assistant Dean of Engineering

Ioannis Miaoulis

Dean of Engineering

Steve Manos

Executive Vice President

Jodie Nealley

Director of Student Activities

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Christopher Nwabeke

Dean of Sophomores,

Associate Dean

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Ralph Perrotto

Operations Manager

Michaele Whelan

Associate Dean for Arts, Sciences &

Technology

Bruce Reitman

Dean of Students

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I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free. -Michelangelo

Biology is the only science in which multiplication means the same thing as division.

-unknown

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The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new discoveries, is not Eureka (Fve found it!) but "That's funny"

-Isaac Asimov

The chemists are a strange class of mortals, impelled by an almost insane impulse to seek their pleasure among the smoke and vapor, soot and flame,

poisons and poverty, yet, among these evils I seem to live so sweetly, that may I die if I would change places with the Persian King.

-Johann Becher

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Unless investment in children is made, all of humanity most fundamental long-term problems will remain fundamentals.

-UNICEF

Stewardship of land should be based on the principle that resources are not given to us by our parents but loaned to us by our children.

-Larry Harris, Professor at University of Florida

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t is an unscrupulous intellect that does not pay to antiquity its due reverence. -Desiderius Erasmus

Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.

-World Health Organization

137

All religions correspond to the same human needs; all have a common denominator. What it is I dare not say.

- Henry de Montherlant

The thing about performance, even if it's only an illusion, is that it is a celebration of the fact that we do contain within ourselve infinite possibilities.

-Daniel Day Lewis

138 Academics

The most likely way for the world to be destroyed, most experts agree, is by accident. That's where we come in; we're computer professionals.

We cause accidents. -Nathaniel Borenstein

Writers are given the responsibility of sight. I think that the whole burden, responsibiility,

and beauty of the gift forces us to construct our lives differently so that we are able to become

vehicles, o transcend, to encompass and articulate not only our own experience bu the

experiences of others.

- Alexis De Veaux

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Old Earth, worn by the ages, wracked by rain and storm, exhausted yet ever ready to produce what life must have to go on.

-Charles De Gaulle

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A mathematician is a device for turning coffee into theorems. -Paul Erdos

Concern for man and his fate must always form the chief interest of all techni¬ cal endeavors...Never forget this in the midst of your diagrams and equations.

-Albert Einstein

The philosopher believes that the value of his philosophy lies in the whole, in the building; posterity discovers it in the bricks with which he built and which are then often used again

for better building; in the fact, that is to say that that building can be destroyed and nonetheless possess value as material.

-Friedrich Nietzsche

God runs electromagnetics by wave theory on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and the Devil runs them by quantum theory on

Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. -Sir William Bragg

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Diplomacy is the art of saying "Nice doggie" until you can fnd a rock.. -Will Rogers

Freud is the father of psychoanalysis. It had no mother. -Germaine Greer

Language is the amber in which a thousand prescious and subtle thoughts have been safely embedded and preserved . It has arrested ten thousand lightning flashes of genius which, unless thus fixed and arrested, might have been as bright, but would have also been as quickly passing and perishing, as the lightning.

-Richard Chevenix Trench

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Groups Hemispheres, Media Advisory Board, Observer, Onyx, Primary Source, Queen’s Head an Artichoke, Tufts Daily, Tufts University Television, WMFO, Yearbook, Zamboi

The Observer is Tufts' 104 year-old

newspaper. As the weekly paper at Tufts,

The Observer prides itself on giving in-

depth coverage of campus news and

sports. It has over 30 editors and a vari¬

ety of writers and reporters. The Observer

is the oldest student organization on cam¬

pus and has been the home of several

prominent journalists.

This year Queen's Head & Arti¬

choke celebrates its tenth year as Tufts

Journal of Art and Literature. The

magazine comes out once every semes¬

ter and publishes student artwork, po¬

etry, prose, and short stories. Students

get involved in a variety of ways in¬

cluding submission, selection, produc¬

tion and readings.

Walk into any classroom, any din¬

ing hall, any study spot at Tufts and

you're sure to see someone reading the

Tufts Daily. Although we're probably

most known for our crossword puzzles,

students and faculty alike also turn to

the Daily for campus news, sports, en¬

tertainment and opinion pieces. We are

an entirely student-run publication with

a staff of approximately 50 editors, not

to mention all of the writers, office

workers, and delivery people who help

the paper come out every day. Founded

in February 1980, this marks the 20th

anniversary year of the paper. For those

of us who are a part of the Daily, the

paper is more than just an activity; it is

a true family and a home away from

home. From Friday meetings, to trips

to IHOP, to basketball against the Ob¬

server and softball against the Senate,

the Daily has a culture all its own.

WMFO exist as a student/commu¬

nity radio station for the Tufts commu¬

nity and the surrounding area. Our call

letters are WMFO and we are located

at 91.5 on the FM dial. We are entirely

student-run.

The Bail

The Daily provides a good service for cen-

ralizing news. I think it’s a good model for

oung adults learning to work in a busi-

less.”

- Stephanie Wagner

I think it’s got a stong following which

;ives it a lot of influence on our campus.”

- Eric Anderson

Memorable Experiences? Seeing ultra conservative writers turn into

Irunken slobs.”

- Adam Machanic

Commencement. Being here for three

traight days in a row.”

- Pamela Abrams

The Observer

“We act as the voice of the students,

informing the campus of things that

should be brought to their attention.

We encourage campus awareness

among the students in the Tufts com¬

munity.”

- Becky Friedman

“Our newspaper gives Tufts students

a source of news focused on cam¬

pus issues and campus activities.”

- Shannon Gourley

What’s your favorite activity? “Listening to the radio and dancing

while putting the paper to bed.”

- Marla Schiff

“Going to Dunkin’ Donuts at 4 am

with EX-Com staff members.”

- Anita Patil

“The final night of the paper

cause we go to IHOP.”

- Zach Bromer

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Queen’s Head

and Artichoke “We are a good way for students to

become published authors in a high

quality magazine. People become‘fa¬

mous’ for their beautiful artwork and

meaningful poetry, prose, etc. It’s an

all around great way for students to

express themselves creatively!”

- Anne Keefe

r7ambo.

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Clubs Arab Students Association, Armenian Club, Asian Community at Tufts, Association ofLati American Students, Association of South Asians, Caribbean Club, Chinese Culture Club, Fil pino Cultural Club, German Club, Hawaii Club, Hellenic Society, Hispanic-American Society.

As an organization, Association of

Latin American Students is perhaps

the most unique one on campus. Not

only does it embrace the tremendous

cultural and geographical diversity

that underly Latino relations; it also

works as a voice to a population with

a diverse mix of political and cultural

needs.

The Latino population on Tufts is

growing, and with it ALAS as well.

La Casa Latina was perhaps the first

spinoff of the concern for Latino cul¬

ture housing. From there it has been

the parent of the Latino Center, from

where the work of developing better

student relations is done by its direc¬

tor.

In the long run ALAS hopes to be

the foreground of change while main¬

taining a vibe of approachability on

the Tufts Campus. Whether it is

through sharing poetry, holding a

dance party, or a forum concentrat¬

ing on Latino student issues we have

and will continue to try to cover the

spectrum of needs our population

feels are pressing.

Just as the club has always been

composed of Carribean, Central

South American, and Mexican na¬

tionals and American-born Latinos, it

will continue to work towards provid¬

ing some common ground for enjoy¬

ment and enlightenment in their

Tufts experience.

The goal of Asian Community at

Tufts is to unify the Asian groups on

campus by raising political awareness

concerning Asian/Asian-American is¬

sues in the Tufts community. This

goal is achieved by providing vari¬

ous political, educational, and social

events that serve to educate and unite

the Asian community at Tufts. We

host the Asian-American Culture

Show, Pan-Asian Club Night, and are

currently trying to bring a big name

Asian speaker to Tufts.

Clubs Italian Club, International Club, Japenese Cultural Club, Korean Student Association, Pan-African Alliance, Persian Association, Russian Circle, Thai Club Taiwanese Association, Turkish Society, Vietnamese Students Clm

Tufts Association of South

Asians (TASA) is one of Tufts

University's largest student orga¬

nizations. TASA's main mission is

to provide cultural, educational,

and religious programming for

students interested in South Asia.

Lectures, poetry readings, con¬

certs, theater productions, reli¬

gious festivals, and culture shows

are examples of the programming

TASA organizes. While TASA's

programming is geared primarily

towards South Asians, the organi¬

zation strives to make its events

as accessible as possible to the

greater Tufts community and the

Boston community.

Now in its fifth year, the Tufts

Filipino Cultural Society (FCS)

continues to offer Filipino culture

to the Tufts community, promote

awareness of Filipino and Fili¬

pino-American issues and create a

network for all those interested in

Filipino culture on and off the

Tufts campus. Since the club’s in¬

ception, membership has grown

immensely in both number and di¬

versity. Members bond through

participation in some of the club’s

many events. Major FCS activi¬

ties include a Parents’ Weekend

Reception, involvement with Dis¬

trict I (the Boston conglomerate of

all collegiate Filipino cultural or¬

ganizations) and participation in

the F.I.N.D. Conferences (the Fili¬

pino Inter-Collegiate Networking

Dialogue). Through Philippine In¬

ternational Aid, FCS also proudly

sponsors the education of two teen-

aged girls in the Philippines. Of,

course, we can’t forget about

Piestang Filipino, the club’s unique

display of traditional Filipino

dance, music and food. The club

is a wonderful medley of person¬

alities and talent, the FCS dedi¬

cated officers and members will

ensure that the family continues to

strengthen and grow.

The purpose of the Interna¬

tional Club is to promote foreign

culture on campus and integrate in¬

ternational and American students,

so that mutual understanding can be

achieved. Social events include the

International Cruise, the Intercul-

tural Festival, and helping out at

Tufts' International Orientation.

Members number over 200 students.

Life U Alpha Epsilon Pi, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Delta Tau Delta, Theta Chi, Delta Upsilon, Theta Delta Chi, Psi Upsilon, Zeta Beta Tau, Sigma Nu, Zeta Psi, Alpha Phi Delta, Alpha Phi, Alpha Omicron Pi, Chi Omega, Alpha Tau Omega Inter-Greek Council

Alpha Omicron Pi’s main purpose

is fun and friends, but we are also very

big in philanthropy. We sponsored our

first ever “Run for the Roses 5K and

Raffle” on October 23rd with all ben¬

efits for arthritis research, our national

philanthropy. It was a huge success and

we had great time putting it together.

This past Halloween we did our annual

Trick-or-Treating for Cans with ZBT

to benefit a local soup kitchen. We col¬

lected over 1275 cans! In the spring,

we look forward to our Valentine “Help

AOII Lick Arthritis” lollipop sale and

formal rush. On the outside, Alpha

Omicron Pi looks like an ordinary

“club” of 60 girls. What makes us spe¬

cial can’t be described or explained.

AOII sisterhood is unconditional, like

family. Organizations can be friends,

but AOII are sisters.

Zeta Beta Tau is a fraternity of just

under forty brothers, dedicated to shar¬

ing a common commitment while en¬

joying lifelong friendships. ZBT is a

diverse brotherhood of Tufts males

whose extracurricular involvement

spans the spectrum of activities at

Tufts. The brothers of Zeta Beta Tau

are dedicated to the university, to the

community and to each other. Whether

it is a spontaneous gathering of broth¬

ers at 126 Packard Avenue, initiating

new men into the fraternity, going away

on retreat together, or organizing phil¬

anthropic events such as the 50 inning

softball marathon (in which proceeds

go to the Make A Wish Foundation),

ZBT offers to its brothers the opportu¬

nity to make lasting friendships and to

serve the community and the school.

One brother describes the fraternity

best, “When I first met the brothers, I

realized that they had a bond with each

other that I had with few people at

Tufts. It was that sense of brotherhood

and trust that convinced me that I

wanted to be a brother of Zeta Beta Tau

Fraternity.” To its brothers, ZBT is

about brotherhood, trust and charity.

Since 1998, the Omicron Chapter of

Zeta Beta Tau has made itself known

as a powerhouse of excellence at Tufts

University. Our brothers have distin¬

guished themselves as true campus

leaders, heading organizations such as

the Inter-Greek Council, Concert

Board, TUTV, The Zamboni, The Tufts

Daily, and others. As a fraternity we

have dedicated ourselves to volunteer

service (running major events through¬

out the year for charities like the

Somerville Battered Women Shelter

and The Make-A-Wish Foundation), as

well as to excelling academically. Talk

to any one of us and you’ll see why we

say that it’s great to be a Zebe!

The Inter-Greek Council is the

governing body for the ten fraternities

three sororities, and one Co-ed Greek

House at Tufts University. We workj

closely with every Greed Organization

on campus, the Inter-Fraternity Coun¬

cil (IFC), the Pan-Hellenic Council

(PHC), and the Dean of Students Of¬

fice. Through these numerous organi¬

zations, we oversee Fraternity and So¬

rority Rush and plan events including Fall

Formal, Homecoming Block Party, anc

Spring Block Party. We have an active

IGC-Judiciary Board that handles mosi

problems that arise within the Greek

Community and we have a students ac¬

tive on the Dean of Student’s Committee

on Social Fraternity and Sorority Life

(CFS). Our executive board has mem¬

bers from many of the Greek Organiza¬

tions who work closely together to plan

events, support philanthropies, and iml

prove the general view of the Greek Com¬

munity.

€C What’s your favorite

activity of the year?

“The block parties during

Spring Fling Weekend

and Homecoming.

There’s music, entertain¬

ment, free food, and great

people at both of them.”

- Jessica M. Branco,

Vice President of IGC

and Sister of Alpha

Omicron Pi Sorority

1999 Inter-Greek Council

Executive Board

A ing President/Treasurer - Adam L. Cohen (ZBT)

Pe President - Jessica Branco (AOII)

ial Chair - Alison Fleisher (XO)

olic Relations - Daniel Barbarisi (Sigma Phi Epsilon)

retary - Todd Schild (DTD)

Why did you join

Inter-Greek Council?

“I joined Inter-Greek Council to increase my involvemt

within the Greek Community beyond my house. My

goals for joining were to help in the planning of cam¬

pus wide events including Fall Formal and the Block

Parties and to increase inter-fraternity and sorority re¬

lations, strengthening the bond within the Greek Com¬

munity.”

- Adam L. Cohen, Acting President of IGC

Organizations Club Sports, Snowboard Club, Tufts Mountain Club, Tufts Ski Team, Taekwondo Chi

The Fencing Club exists as a club

sport for men and a program whereby

people interested in the sport of fenc¬

ing can come and learn about fencing,

and how to fence, and ultimately can

compete with us in the NESCAC con¬

ference. We coexist with the Women’s

Varsity Fencing Team, working to¬

gether to improve our skills and reach

fencing to people interested. Last year

the men’s team placed fourth in the

conference and the women’s team tied

for first. We compete in three weap¬

ons: foil, epee, and saber.

The Tufts Mountain Club is a non-

Senate funded organization with over

300 members, making it the second

largest group on campus. The Moun¬

tain Club’s prupose is to provide a form

for nautre interested souls at Tufts. Our

activities include regular training and

excursions in technical rock climbing,

weekend-long trips throughout the wil¬

derness of New England for warm and

cold weather backpacking, kayaking,

canoeing, white-water rafting, ice

climbing, skiing (both cross-country

and downhill), showshoeing, hiking,

skydiving, spelunking, mountain bik¬

ing, and other diversions. The members

of the Club are the caretakers of the

‘Loj,’ a log cabin style building located

on a large plot of forested land in North

Woodstock,New Hampshire. Club mem¬

bers and other Tufts students can pay a

small fee to spend a weekend of rug¬

ged-style relaxation away from classes

and the uncivilized urban world of Bos¬

ton. The club is organized and run by a

member-elected board of executives,

who undertake such responsibilities as

organizing trips and events, the upkeep

of the Loj, and care of Club equipment.

The Taekwondo Club is a very

hard-working and fun oriented group.

We enjoy our vigorous workouts,

which keep us in great shape and also

prepare us to fight against other

schools. We’ve had great memories to¬

gether which include flap jacks and

forties, our annual 24 hour pre-spring

fling party, and regular get togethers at

Neha’s house, torturing her cat and

“walking the dog.” Although we’ve

suffered our share of dislocated fingers,

fractures, kicks below the belt, run-ins

with wooden boards, sprained ankles,

and many nights praying to the

porcelian gods, it’s been great and

there’s always more to come.

“Fencing attracts people who are look¬

ing for a new way to keep fit and to

learn discipline. You can only improve

if you’re focused, and I think people

know that once they show up, so they

want to try harder to become

competative. It’s one of the few sports

you can pick up when you get to col¬

lege, and be a champion by the time you

leave.” - Saeed Farouky

Fencing Club

Groups Amalgamates, Arts Commission, Ballroom Dancing Club, Beelzebubs, Black Theater Co pang, Cheap Sox, Chorale, Crafts Center, Dance Collective, Essence, .

Tufts Ballroom Dancing Club:

Learn to kick up your heels and do the

waltz, cha-cha, swing, and other ball¬

room and Latin dances. For the tenta¬

tive dancer, we hold workshops that

teach the basics of each dance, while

the more advanced dancers have the op¬

tion of attending ballroom dance com¬

petitions. These dances never go out of

style, so pull yourself away from your

books and join us on the dance floor!

Cheap Sox, Tufts Only fmprov

Comedy Troupe has been bringing their

unique and lively humor to the Hill and

the world for more than several years

now! (actually, around 13 or 14). De¬

lighting people of all ages and all gen¬

ders, Cheap Sox takes audience sugges¬

tions and weave out scenes, songs, char¬

acters and inflammatory right wing pro¬

paganda into a flawless orge of plea¬

sure. Distinguishable by their bright

pink bowling shirts and breathtaking

physical beauty (the only kind that

counts), keep an eye out for a Cheap

Sox show near you!

Tufts Dance Collective is a unique

organization dedicated to inspiring and

fostering creative choreography and

movement. TDC prides itself in it's

ability to provide a collective variety of

techniques and styles. We do every¬

thing from classical ballet to jazz, from

modem to hip-hop and funk!

Tufts Dance Collective “I joined TDC because I needed a fun laid-back

atmosphere to show off my skills as a dancer

and choreographer.”

- Melissa John

“I love dancing and from right off the bat I got a

good feeling about Tufts Dance Collective.”

- Meredith Kormes

Groups . . . Jackson Jills, Jumbo Marching Band, Pen, Paint Sarabande, Shir Appeal, Spirit of Color Performing Third Day Gospel Choir, Torn Ticket II,

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The Jackson Jills have been Tufts'

only all-female a cappella group for 32

years and are currently enjoying another

semester of song. Our activities have

included renting ourselves to serenade

people's sweethearts on Valentine's

Day, singing at colleges across the na¬

tion, and spreading the Tufts spirit on

and off campus. It’s been another amaz¬

ing year with the Jills, a year in which

the old and new came together and

formed the intimate bond that charac¬

terizes our group’s tradition. We would

like to congratulate our Seniors:

Meghan, Christin, Ani, Liz, Anna, and

Raji for their remarkable achievements

throughout these four years. The

strength and spirit that they've contrib¬

uted to the group is immeasurable. We

wish them luck in all they do!

Shir Appeal is Tufts only Jewish a

cappela group. Our purpose is to cel¬

ebrate the Jewish culture through the

singing of a cappella music- but mostly-

our goal is to have lots and lots of fun!

We currently have 14 members.

The purpose of the Spirit of Color

Performing Arts Troupe is not only

to promote artistic expression of "stu¬

dents of color," but also to help make

the entire Tufts community, including

Spirit of Color members, more aware

of the rich and various historical cul¬

tures which constitute the Tufts Univer¬

sity population. We strive to achieve

this through singing, dancing, and act¬

ing. Our goal is to break down stereo¬

types by working together as a perform¬

ing arts troupe, in which people of dif¬

ferent ethnicities and backgrounds

come to know each other beyond rep¬

resentatives of cultures and races, but

as individuals. We are a group of indi¬

viduals that come together and have a

lot of fun!

Okay, so we pick out noses. . . but

we're Traveling Treasure Trunk,

Tufts only children's theater troupe!

Whether we're Abiyoyo, a toothbrush,

or the Emperor of Snazz, we're always

making kids smile! Eat Poo!

Pen, Paint & Pretzels

“We provide a facet for most perfomance

groups on campus and we provide tons

and tons and tons of opportunities for

people to perform and work in and around

the theater.” - Brette Rothfield

“3P provides a love for theather and an

umbrella organization to try new kinds of

theather.” - Kaitie Sairlle

“Pen, Paint & Pretzels has been keeping

theater alive for 90 years!” - Julie Otis

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Organizations Chess Club, Golden Key National Honor Society, International Scholarship Committee, Monty Python Society, Paintball Club, Poets Society, Society for Creative Anachronism, Strategic Gaming Society

Monty Python Society: We are the

people who like the British comedy group

Monty Python and wish to participate in

activities that relate to Monty

Pythonesque humor. Membership is open

to everyone, from Monty Python experts

to people who have never heard of Monty

Python, from engineers to liberal arts stu¬

dents. We are very active on campus, and

we like to have fun.

The Poets Society is a newly resur¬

rected organization whose mission is to

find the writers hiding on campus and in

other Boston schools and bring them to¬

gether to inspire one another. In prosaic

terms, we are trying to build a literary

community that spans the gap between

students of different Alma Maters and

those that move in different campus

circles. To facilitate this, we are pursu¬

ing multiple projects. ARIAS (a rose is

a stinkbomb) are small groups of writers

that meet weekly to discuss and critique

one another's work. Weekend excursions

allow us to explore the literary history of

Boston and the physical world beyond

campus. With other universities, we hold

informal readings and inspiration work¬

shops, which introduce us to different per¬

spectives and styles. In the spring, we

hope to publish the first annual anthol¬

ogy of student poetry, which will include

works from each school involved in the

exchange.

The Ivory Keep at Tufts University

is a part of the Society for Creative

Anachronism, a group that studies and

recreates the Middle Ages and Renais¬

sance. Students from Tufts participate

in many events and activities in the local

area, of which, fencing and dancing are

particular Jumbo favorites. During the

1999-2000 school year the Ivory Keep

hosted such fun and interesting events as

the annual demo on Carmichael Quad

and the Ivory Keep University in March.

Monty Python Society

The first group ever to foil a mighty cannon

The first non a capella society on campus

The first club ever to successfully sell a

trophy wife on eBay

Groups Amnesty International, Burma Action Group, Council on International Affairs, Tufts Democrats, Ears for Peers, Environmental Consciousness Outreach, Friends of Israel, Leonard Carmichael Society, Oxfam Cafe/ Oxfam Collective, Tufts Republicans.

The Tufts Democrats has two pur¬

poses, to represent the Democratic party

and increase political awareness on

campus. We sponsor lectures by such

people as former Governor Michael

Dukakis. We have worked with several

political campaigns, sponsored voter

registartion drives and debated the death

penalty with the Tufts Republicans. Our

members have written viewpoints in

campus publications and worked for

elected officials such as Senator John

Kerry, President Bill Clinton, and many

others. We also work with college

democrats all across Massachusetts.

Friends of Israel is an organization

that seeks to promote awareness about

Israeli politics and culture. Although

many think we are only a political

groups, we also are cultural group. We

do a variety of things from bringing

speakers to campus to talk about the US

and Israel to having Israeli Dancing and

Falafel nights to having Hebrew speak¬

ing tables at Brown and Brew. This year

we plan to bring a Congressman to cam¬

pus to speak about the US relationship

with Israel or newly elected prime min¬

ister Barak.

Oxfam Cafe is a comfy student-run

cafe, tucked away in back of Miller

Hall. Run by nine managers and over

40 dedicated volunteers, the Cafe is

both a quiet and cozy comer to study in

and a pice in which to hold meetings,

poetry readings, art exhibitions. The

Cafe is unique in that it donates all of

its profits to Oxfam America, a NGO

committed to finding long-lasting so¬

lutions to global hunger and poverty.

Friday night it provides a home to the

happenin’, music filled Midnight Cafe.

Oxfam Collective, Oxfam Cafe’s

sister organization, shares it’s mission

to support Oxfam America’s efforts to

find long-term solutions to hunger and

poverty in Third World Countries. The

Collective organizes a 24 hour Fast in

the fall and a Hunger Banquet in the

spring. Both events on campus serve to

raise funds for and awareness of

Oxfram’s work.

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Groups Speech and Debate Society, Students Against Drunk Driving, Students

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for Ethical Treatment of Animals, Tufts Emergency Medical Service, Tufts Lesbian, Gay & Bisexual Community, Violence Against Children Aware¬ ness, Women’s Collective, United Leaders for a Better Tomorrow

Tufts Men Against Violence are a

group of Tufts men dedicated to creat¬

ing social change through personal ac¬

tivism, self-exploration, and education.

Tufts Republicans is an organiza¬

tion devoted to protecting the rights of

each individual and the philosophy of

conservatism, fiscally and socially.

The mission of United Leaders for

a Better Tomorrow, a nonprofit, pub¬

lic service organization, is to promote

statesmanship in politics across the

country. United Leaders seeks to get

more college students interested in a

career of public service and to show

people that you can enter the field of

politics without compromising your

beliefs.

The Leonard Carmichael Society,

Tufts' community service umbrella or¬

ganization, surpassed all expectations

in this, its 41st year. LCS's 40 pro¬

grams, which are completely student-

run, were staffed by over 85 talented

and dedicated Jumbos this year. These

programs offered a variety of commu¬

nity service activities related to the is¬

sues of hunger, homelessness,

mentoring, literacy, education, health,

and other special interests. Since the

spring of 1999, LCS has expanded on

the diversity of its programming by ac¬

cepting three new programs: Kids to

College, Tufts Elementary Science En¬

richment Program (T.E.S.E.P.), and

College High School Alliance: A Nexus

for Creative Education (C.H. A.N.C.E.).

This diversity, coupled with an increas¬

ingly civic-minded student body, caused

LCS's volunteer membership to soar

above the 1000 mark last spring for the

first time in over 20 years.

LCS welcomed the Class of 2003

and kicked off the year with some

"M.A.D."ness at the Made A Difference

Rally and volunteer trips held during

Fall Orientation. Over 250 incoming

freshmen were inspired to get involved

thanks to guest speakers President

DiBiaggio and Robyn Gittleman. Hun¬

dreds of Jumbos enjoyed a night out on

the town on October 1st compliments

of the 4th annual LCS Semiformal.

This year's event raised over $4500 for

the Welcome Project, a community-

based organization in Somerville.

LCS members also planned more

than a week's worth of concentrated

LCS events during mid-October called

Into the Streets. More than 30 events

were offered to the Tufts community

during these nine days. These events

focused on both providing volunteer op¬

portunities aimed at addressing the

needs of the surrounding communities

as well as educational events which

attempted to address the problems in th

communities and potential solutions t

them. In addition, LCS continued t

increase its campus-wide appeal b

publishing four more installments of th

recently created LCS newsletter1

Leonard's Letter.

The past few years have been on

long success story for the Leonar

Carmichael Society. LCS would lik

to thank all the Jumbos who took tl

time to make a difference this year

each one of you is a hero. And a vei

special thanks to the Class of 2000.

Because of your compassion for otl

ers and dedication to your communit

you have changed countless lives in tl

course of your years at Tufts. Aiwa};

remember where you got this passic

from, and be sure to spread it whe|

ever you go.

Best of luck in all you do.

Programming Organ AppleJam, Midnight Cafe, Off-Hill Council, Programming Board, Class Councils, Concert Board, Entertainment Board, Film Series, Lecture Series, Spirit Collation

Senior Class Council is comprised

of a group of seniors that work all year

to bring activities and class spirit to the

Tufts campus.

The mission of the Concert Board

is to provide quality music entertain¬

ment for the Tufts Community by open¬

ing our stage to both local and national

music arts. Wc produce four concerts

each year, the largest of which is Spring

Fling on the President’s Lawn. Wc also

run an annual “Battle of the Bands” to

allow Tufts-based bands to compete to

open for larger headlining acts. As a

board, we vote on which acts to bring

ton Tufts, as well as work security for

each concert. CBK.A!

Tufts University Spirit Coalition

is responsible for improving the sense

of community and general morale at

Tufts through social programming.

Our goal is to increase the spirit and

Tufts pride on campus by helping plan

Orientation, Homecoming, Winter

Weekend, and Spring Fling, in addition

to many other events.

Groups American Society of Civil Engineers, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Biomedical Engineering Club, Black Pre-law Society, Eco¬ nomics Society, History Society, Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, Institute of Elec¬ trical and Electronics Engineers, Investment Club, Math Club, National Society of Black Engineers, Philosophy Colloquium, Pre-Legal Society, Pre-Medical Society, Psychology So¬ ciety, Robotics Club , Rotaract, Society of Women Engineers, Tri-Services Organization, Tufts Lighting, Sound, and Video, Tufts Student Resources

The Tufts American Institute of

Chemical Engineers is an active

group of the undergraduate chemical

engineering students. We organize

field trips to local plants to give mem¬

bers a better understanding of what

chemical engineers can do. AIChE

serves the students by bringing in

guest speakers from industry, foster¬

ing a cooperative environment for

students to work together, and creat¬

ing a network of advice and help for

underclassmen to be guided by older

students in their journey through

chemical engineering at Tufts. We

also hold several fun events, includ¬

ing a trip to the Boston Museum of

Science, an annual trip to Busch-

Brewery in the spring, and a "subs

and study" night during finals, where

ChemEs can pool their knowledge

over snacks and a party sub. It's been

a great year for AIChE, and we hope

for many more!

The American Society of Me¬

chanical Engineers gives students a

chance to delve deeper into the field

of mechanical engineering than is

otherwise possible in the classroom.

Through ASME, students can work

on hands-on projects to enhance their

skills such as the Soapbox Derby or

the Oxfam Hunger Project. Students

also have the opportunity to visit

companies, go on tours, and attend

seminars in an effort to find the

branch of mechanical engineering

that best suits the individual.

It is the goal of the Tufts Univer¬

sity Pre-Veterinary Society to pro¬

vide a resource for pre-veterinary stu¬

dents from which they may attain

knowledge about veterinary applica¬

tion requirements, the veterinary ap¬

plication process, and volunteer op¬

portunities. We also work to promote

veterinary knowledge and animal

welfare through current veterinary

topic, community involvement, and

fund raising.

The mission of the Society of Phys¬

ics Students is to provide an enhanced

academic and social experience for Tufts

students interested in physics and to pro¬

mote general public interest in physics.

The Society of Women Engineers

is a group of female engineers repre¬

senting women's interests in engineer¬

ing. We are aimed at engineering out¬

reach to younger girls, professional de¬

velopment and guidance for female en¬

gineers at Tufts and social activities to

provide unity among the engineering

community. Some of our main events

include a student-faculty dinner and

awards ceremony, various seminars and

conferences involving networking, and

a girl scout badge workshop. We have

a lot of fun and over 100 members!

Asian Christian Fellowship, Catholic Center, Christian Fellowship, Episcopal Student Fellowship, Hillel, Islamic Society, Orthodox Christian Fellowship, Protestant Student Fellowship

As the second largest student orga¬

nization on campus, Hillel holds nu¬

merous events for the entire Tufts com¬

munity. Being the center for Jewish

life on campus, we provide services and

meals for Shabbat as well as for all of

the holidays throughout the year. But

our programming is not restricted to

these religious activities. We plan a

yearly semiformal, have a night of jazz

and fondue, bring in speakers from

around the country, hold a weekly text

study, and bring together hundreds of

Jewish students from different back¬

grounds at over two hundred programs

throughout the year. This year was the

first for our Tzedek Hillel Initiative,

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bringing together social justice and

Jewish learning in a meaningful way.

This year was also the fourth year for

our popular freshman retreat, the third

year we sent a group of students to the

United States Holocaust Memorial

Museum (in conjunction with the

LGBT Center), and the first time that

we have ever sent 60 students to Israel

absolutely for free! Hillel is a place

where all are welcome, and we con¬

stantly look forward to meeting new

people and having them involved in our

wonderful programming.

The Orthodox Christian Fellow¬

ship was formed to bring Orthodox

Christian students together who are in¬

terested in learning about living the

New Testament Faith through discus¬

sions, prayer, services, and fellowship.

Our OCF is made up of Eastern Ortho¬

dox Christians from a variety of ethnic

backgrounds (Greek, Russian, Roma¬

nian, Serbian, Lebanese, Egyptian,

Ukrainian, Armenian, Bulgarian, Alba¬

nian, Ethiopian, Syrian, and American)

and gives Orthodox Christian students

an opportunity to grow in Faith and

Tradition. Our purpose is to foster a

sense of community between all stu¬

dents of the Orthodox faith and to de¬

velop a fruitful relationship between

them and to better campus life through

fellowship, social events, lectures, re¬

treats, church visitations, and Orthodox

Christian Liturgy and worship.

Tufts Protestant Student Fellow¬

ship is an on campus group, designed

to meet the needs of all forms of prot-

estant worship, including service, bible

study, retreats, and dinners. Main ac¬

tivities include: Fall Concert (free ad¬

mission), Spring retreat, weekly service

(Epicopal Priest and Fold rock guitar¬

ist Sunday 6:30), and various dinners.

"Yes, we have a yearbook"

It wasn't easy. At the beginning of the year, the yearbook staff consisted of one unsuspecting editor-in-chief. Prospects looked good, however, after the first activities fair; it looked like there was a great interest in the Yearbook and it seemed the book would go off with out a hitch. Over a rela¬ tively short period of time, meeting attendaence dwindled. Soon, the staff was down to its core of nine very enthusiastic, dedicated and hard-work¬ ing editors.

Although there were a few problems - late nights, late deadlines, computer crisis' - everyone pulled together to produce one of the best books Tufts has seen in recent memory. Awareness and interest were raised across the campus and record sales were recorded. All of these successes despite it's small size and lack of university yearbook experience, the Jumbo staff persevered and sur¬ passed expectations.

I would like to takes this time to thank my staff for all of the hard work and time they poured into this book. The yearbook is a memory book.

Although its utility may seem unclear now, 10, 20 or even 30 years down the line, I promise that it will be pulled out of the back of the closet, dusted off and carefully leafed through, bringing back smiles and (hopefully) laughter, in remembrance c four amazing years at Tufts. When looking throug this book at the next reunion, remember the awe¬ some staff who helped make the 2000 Jumbo pos¬ sible:

Erica Chazin, Rina Eisenberg, Diana Fischman, Emily Harris, Jocelyn Hall, Laura Horwitz, Melissa Lobel, Jenna Koch, Liz Mullane, Missy Pope and Maria Staroselsky.

A very BIG thank you to a few more people who, without them, there would be no yearbook:

Tom Kelley, Jostens Representative; Caren Orlick-Korin, DaVor Studio lifesaver; Paul Sweeney, Sports Information Coordinator; Frank Nocito, Budget Coordinator; TCU Treasury; and Jodie Nealley and Dot McAveeney, Office of Stu¬ dent Activities.

Thank you everyone, without you this would n< have been possible!

Kristin Romandetti, Editor-In-Chief '00 Jumbo

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"The best thing about yearbook is even though we're small and not that many people know about it, we have a lot of energy

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“Our most memorable moment

this season was when we beat

Middlebury in our last home game of the regular season.’

-Matthew Adler

“Overall, we had a successful

season. We had a tremendous

number of injuries that hampered

us throughout the season, yet we

managed to work through them to get to the NESCAC.”

-Matthew Adler

Mens Soccer

184 Sports

Womens Soccer

“Our goals: To be the best we

could possibly be, in skill, spirit,

and intensity. To make sure we

were always having fun and giving

it our all, in practice and in

games. To make sure we always

came off the field feeling as if we

could do no more.”

-Eden Hauslaib

“She who has the will to win

cannot be beaten!”

-Eden Hauslaib

Fall Sports 185

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“Our team goal was to play as

hard as we could and to play to

the best of our ability The

most memorable moment to

this date was our come from

behind victory against Bates.

That win was an indication of

what kind of team we have.

That is, a team that never gives

in and fights to the end.”

-John Routhier

186 Sports

“Do or do not.

There is no try.

-Yoda

Metis Cross Country

188 Sports

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Womens Cross Country

“This is the best cross

country team to come

through Tufts in many years.

All it took to get to the

National Championships was

the belief that THAT was

what we were: The Best.”

-Caitlin Murphy

Fall Sports 189

Co-ed Sailing

“One of the most memorable moments of

the fall season came when we placed

second in the COED Atlantic Coast

Championships.”

-Megan Edwards

“Overall, it was a very

successful fall season.

We had a very talented

incoming freshman

class, which will help

the team to be com¬

petitive for many years

to come. The women’s

team also continued to

dominate as it has in

years past.”

-Megan Edwards

190 Sports

Womens

“Tufts Women’s

Tennis had an out¬

standing season and

with only one senior

leaving, we hope to

continue to be on the

upswing next sea¬

son.”

-Sucharita

Kuchibhotla

“The Women’s Tennis Team had a great Fall season.

After finishing 4th in the NESCAC’s, we finished

4th in the Eastern Region as well.”

-Sucharita Kuchibhotla

Fall Sports 191

Tennis

“Our goals for this season: 1.

to have fun; 2. to win, lose, and

play as a team; 3. to make

tournament play.”

-Meredith Le Roux

“The fairly unsuccessful

beginning of the season made

us all realize that we had to

give that much more and play

that much harder in order to

succeed.”

-Sarah Christie

192 Sports

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Fall Sports 193

“I guess I could say that even

though we had a disappointing

and frustrating season on the

court, I think I can speak for

the whole team when I say that

it was a good team experience

off the court. Our team was a

great bunch of girls. As the

only senior, I will miss this team

tremendously, as I will miss

Tufts Volleyball in general, as

well.”

-Dana Cohen

Womens Volleyball

“This year’s team is a young one that will

be lead by the junior class, as both

captains are juniors.”

-Dan Flaherty

“This young Jumbo squad is looking

forward to an exciting season and surpris¬

ing many opponents in NESCAC.”

-Dan Flaherty

Men’s Basketball

194 Sports

Winter Sports 195

Womens Basketball

Mens

“Our goals are to play hard every match, to walk off the courts feeling good about our games and the way we played, and

to improve every time we set foot on the courts.”

-Zaina Al-Awadi

Women’s

Winter Sports 197

Mens Swimming

198 Sports

Winter Sports 199

“It’s a BIG team-

BIG, BAD, and

BOSSY that is.”

-Monica Kung

“I don’t know how I

would get through

the daily academic

grind of Tufts

without the swim

team there to keep

me sane.”

-Debbie Stein

Womens Swimming

“Our goal this season is to win our league

and go to the NCAA, tournament. Last year

we had a strong season and we look to do

significantly better this year.”

-Drew Carleton

“The team is led by a talented group of

upperclassmen and also a good crop of

freshmen who can put the puck in the net

-Drew Carleton

Tennis

Spring Sports 201

Menss

“There will only be one junior and one senior

this season. It will be a very young team, but

there are many good freshmen who have

joined. We all have high expectations for the

upcoming season and we are prepared to work

hard and achieve our goals.”

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Metis Track

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“The lacrosse team has been strong

throughout the past few years and I antici¬

pate that will continue through this season.

Our major improvement has been in the

coaching of the team, which has helped us

play an even better game. We have the

potential to make the ECAC’s, as well as the

NESCACs.”

-Josh Kirshner

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Lacrosse 204 Sports

“Although we are a young team, we’re looking

forward to a challenging and successful season.

Our goal this year is to make post-season play.’

-Jen Gregorian

Spring Sports 205

Womens Lacrosse

206 Sports

‘This season is going to be one where we are

learning how to piece everything together.

We lost many veterans, but we gained many

freshmen. This season will be spent working

to integrate the team. This will be a growing

season where people need to step up to

leadership positions and push the team

forward.”

-Emily Harwood

Softball

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“Weve lost a lot of good players, who

have been leaders for the team. There are

many freshmen who will be playing for us

and they will learn from the returning

upperclassmen. We are all excited and

ready to work hard.”

-Zach Brown

Spring Sports 207

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To our “Big Boy” and to my “Li! Bro” we can’t believe that the time has come for you to graduate already!! It goes without saying how proud we are of you. We wish you the very best in all that you decide to do, so keep up the good work and remember to always keep the “Pig Will” attitude in all that you do.

We love you very much, Mom, Dad & Erika

Melissa John

Melissa,

Though you have

grown to become a

beautiful, caring,

intelligent woman,

you’ll always be our

little girl. We are

very proud of you.

Love,

Mom and Dad

Elizabeth Fischer

Congratulations

to ELIZABETH and the Class

of 2000. We wish you

good health,

happiness, success

and love. May all your

dreams come true.

Love, Dad, Mom and Julia

Jeff Dorfman

Dear Jeff,

As you have done all of your life, you

have made us extremely proud. We

ielight in all of your accomplishments

and are sure your future is secure.

With love in our hearts, we all say...

Congratulations!

lorn, Dad, Barbara, Wendy and all the

nimals (furred and finned!) that live in

our household.

Beth Bergman

Dear Beth,

You’ve never failed to make

us proud as the years have

flown by. We wish you

much luck, health and hap¬

piness.

Love, Grandma, Grandpa, Aunt

Rhonda and Debra

Joshua Greenspan Dearest Josh,

Your infectious smile, wonderful sense of humor and

creativity continue to delight us. These qualities will serve

you well professionally and personally. Your compassion,

loyalty and hard work ethic help define you as a man-- you

are a good human being. We hope your future is filled

with whatever makes you happy.

Congratulations! We’re so proud!

Our love always,

Mom and Dad

Beth Bergman

Dear Beth,

We are so very proud of your

accomplishments. May your

future hold as much love and

joy as you have brought into

our lives.

Love, Mom, Dad and Douglas

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Aliza

Last in line - -

but always continue

your journey.

We are proud of you.

Love,

Mom and Daddies

Matthew Lyons

To Matthew L. Lyons,

Matthew O'Brien

Congratulations and Best Wishes,

Love, Mom, Dad and Megan

From your family and friends, especially your parents,

grandparents, brothers and godparents.

Dear Matthew,

From your first

day of school to

your college

graduation, you

have always

made us proud.

Congratulations

on this latest

accomplishment.

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Sara Nadig Nadia Mamoun To Nadia: Congratulations, Sara!!

Gena Beach

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We have learned

om you your entire life about joy, determination,

ompassion, goal setting, adventure and so much

ore. The new millennium awaits your extraordi¬

nary gifts and talents.

Keep on teaching!

With love, Mom and Dad

Congratulations on your graduation.

We are proud of you.

Love

The Mamouns: Dad, Mom, Monir

& Omar

May 2000

As sunset falls on your college years

a burst of happiness followed by tears

Remember all of the special days

unique to you - your creative ways.

Talents and interests abound with delight

performed with abundant energy and might.

Today is now. Yesterday is in the past.

So tackle tomorrow with an ample blast.

A kaleidoscope of events meant to recall

p a segment from childhood. Keep standing tall.

Congratulations on a job well done.

A new chapter of life has just begun.

Our love and support in all your pursuits.

Always, Mom and Dad

Stephen Kaye To Stephen:

CONGRATULATIONS

WE LOVE YOU!

MOM, DAD & JULIA

Romana Lee Congratulations and best wishes to

Romana S. Lee for the graduation of 2000.

May you appreciate God’s blessings to you for your

future and accomplish in your life what you want to

do by knowing better about what lies ahead.

Elisabeth Podell Congratulations

ELISE!!

Love,

Mom, Dad, Matt and John Podell

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Believe, as we believe in you, and know with each day we grow

prouder and love you more.

j With all our heart and our love,

Mom, Jeff, and Ali

James Weinberg

“You must do the thing

you think you cannot do.” -Eleanor Roosevelt-

Jaclyn Johnson

Congratulations Jaclyn,

We are extremely proud of what

you have accomplished. We

would like to offer our best

wishes and hope that you find

success and happiness in the years

to come.

From Your Loving Family

Patrick D. Kelly III Patrick,

Congratulations on your gradua¬

tion from Tufts. We are very

proud of you—again.

Adrian Heizmann-Chea Adrian,

Sabeena Rajpal

Reach for your goals. Follow your

dreams. There you will find joy,

fulfillment, wealth, and great

accomplishment. You have the

gifts and talent to do it!

May all the love and laughter you

have be showered on us, come

back to you, one hundred-fold.

May God bless you each day with

love, health, and happiness.

Love,

Mom, Dad, Tara, Tricia,

Grandmom, and Aunt Fran

With all the love from our hearts,

Mom, Dad, and Nikki

Our Pride, Our Joy, Our Love

Richie and Mami

Our dearest Sabeena,

Our heartiest

congratulations to you for

having completed four

years of college. We are

very happy and proud of

you for all of your

accomplishments. Wishing

you continued success in your graduate

studies of Law. We wish you a very happy

healthy,

meaningful and successful life.

Meena Thever

Our Dearest Meena-Denise,

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your future be bright and filled with

health, happiness, success, and everything

your heart desires.

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and to use this to prepare yourseCffor yourfuture endeavors.

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Zandra,

As you climb to greater heights in life, may you

always have patience, determination and

endurance. You are truly an inspiration— we are

inspired by your love of life, eagerness to help

others, your sensitivity, caring ways and happy

demeanor. We are so proud of you and love you

dearly. You are our special joy.

Our prayer is that GOD will continue to bless

you, and that you will always keep GOD first in

your life.

ALL OUR LOVE AND SUPPORT

MOM AND DAD

Jessica Marie Antonucci

Our Congratulations

and Warmest Best

Wishes to the Class of

2000!

The Family of Jessica

Antonucci

Erin,

To the best, all the best. Were all very proud

of what you’ve accomplished. Well done!

Love,

Mom, Dad, Jen, Joe and Diamond

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Marina Novoa

Darling Marina: May 21,2000

MEMORIES

After having 3 sons, this was Dad's last chance for a daughter and Mom desperately wanted another child. Months later out "popped" our beautiful Marina with a full head of dark brown hair--what a fabulous emotional experience it was. Mom breast fed you for 8 months--it was hard to stop, she loved you so much. As you began to grow, walk and talk, you uttered your first word, "self," a word that has transcended your entire life.

Dad loved to feed you cheerios, remember. "That stupid little girl with that dumb face cannot get us, we are quicker than she is. Hey watch out, here she comes! Aughhhh!"

Then came nursery school--what an angel you were, but tucking you in sometimes proved difficult--when we kissed you, we would get an elbow in our face.

Public school was next, what a disaster. With screaming teachers, it was so difficult for you to learn, you were so frustrated. Combining that "c" word with "self' was an impossibility.

Ice skating was fun--you sure enjoyed all your birthdays at Skyrink. Horseback riding was your specialty. Wow! what a jumper, a natural.

You started studying piano when you were tiny, after being inspired by the "Snake Charmer," we always knew you had talent. Sara kept teaching even though you had trouble practicing, but finally you had a breakthrough and how wonderfully you learned to play.

The Dalton School, your middle school/high school, was a fabulous place. It was difficult at first, but you persevered, you had an inner strength that would not quit and you certainly succeeded: First cellist, captain of the soccer and softball teams, the award for athlete of the year and your "One Woman Show." Wow! what a show with its arias, cello and piano concertos. You finally succeeded in fusing your "self with that elusive "c" word.

Finally, came college!! What a shock, you got into Tufts University. You were surprised, but we weren't. We knew the strength of character you had, the will to surmount all obstacles that had and would confront you. It has been a great four years. You certainly expanded your world. You really have grown.

Now that graduation is here you must know how much we love you and how much we have admired your will to succeed, your will to learn. You truly embody the idea of "self and "Confidence.

You are everything any parent or brother could ever want and we thank you for being our daughter and sister and most of all for being yourself!

Love,

Mom, Dad, Erik, Brandy & Abby

Deborah R. Stein

Debbie,

Our pride and joy knows no bounds.

Love from all of us,

Mom, Dad, Wendy and David

Neil A Tow

Congratulations To

Neil A. Tow

With love, Mom and Dad

Ruth and Bernard Lewis Frances Tow

Michael, Debbie, Seth & Joshua Tow Jeffrey and Sara Tow

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Congratulations and Best Wishes

I to Zaineb and the Cass of2000

From

“Bumpy,” Aunts, Uncles, Cousins and

Friends in Spencer, .\1A

; Kathryn Sill

CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST

WISHES TO KATHRYN SILL - THE

GREATEST DAUGHTER EVER!!

LOVE, |

MOM AND DAD i

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Sam Mogilner

Sam,

We are so proud of you.

Continue to celebrate your individuality.

Have fun!

Love,

Cassie and Mom

Kimberly Mastis

Dear Kimberly,

Your dreams are but a step

away May life be filled

with as much happiness as

you have always given us.

-Forever Proud-

Love,

Mom, Dad, and Bryan

uann m. iMguyfn Dear Oanh:

{Congratulations on your greatest achievement. While

pursuing your lifetime dream, you have made many

s;rifices and devoted invaluable time and efforts into

y tr educational interest. You certainly have surpassed

any difficulties, challenges and obstacles in order to

rich your goal. Your high ambition, along with your

d lication, persistence and patience has finally paid off.

I'W you have realized your dream and have accom-

p'shed what you have set out for.

As your loving and supportive parents, we are so very

p >ud and extremely happy for you. We want to share

yjir momentous achievement with joy and we want to

v ;h you the very best in life. We hope for you a

p[i)mising future full of success and accomplishment. We

a very certain that your strong medical background and

kpwledge, which you have acquired through the univer-

sk will benefit mankind a great deal.

I Congratulations once again and we wish you many

successes with future endeavors.

$dth love,

Dad, Mom and your beloved family

Matthew Stern

CONGRATULATIONS

MATTHEW A. STERN

and

The Class of2000

Marilyn & Melissa Stem

Stacey Lynne Bran Stacey,

Congratulations!

You have always set very high goals for yourself

and worked hard to achieve them. We hope you

know how very proud we are of the beautiful per¬

son you have become. You are our bright and

shining star.

Love,

Mom, Dad and Eric

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Andrew Raff

Dear Andrew,

May you love of learning be a constant in your life. The world is

now your classroom with limitless opportunities to grow and learn.

Experience all that life has to offer and enjoy.

Congratulations to you and the Tufts Class of 2000.

Love,

Mom, Dad & Marisa

JC & Elfie

Suzanne Szwarc

Dear Suzanne,

Since the day you were born you have

helped us see not only with our eyes, but

also with our

hearts. We are so

proud of you be¬

cause you have

had the courage

not only to ask

why, but also to

ask why not.

Love,

Mom & Dad

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Lynette Lotz

Lynette, we are so proud of you!

Aim high and you’ll reach

you goal!

Thanks for brightening our

lives just by being you!

Congratulations!

Mom, Dad, Jen and Bob

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Darlene Hurley- Woods

Congratulations!!!

David Colman

Class of2000

A wonderful future in a new millenium!

Gerald & Ruth

Colman

Darlene, We love you!!!

Mom & Joey

Jana Henning Congratulations Jana.

We are proud of you.

Much love, Peter, Jackie & Louis

^ :

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Matthew Adler

MATT CONGRATULATIONS!

Thanks for all the love and laughter

you have given us!

We admire your dedication and

persistence in all that you have

accomplished!

Love,

Mom & Dad

Josh & Seth

May-May, Powder, Summer, Winter & Sadie

Snowy, Sherlock, Eli, Sophie & Maggie

Petey

“Imagination is more important than knowledge.”

Albert Einstein

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Dam Resnik

Congratulations to Dara Resnik and the

Class of 2000. . .

The best is yet to come!

Love,

Elise, Richard & Samantha

Timothy Harris

We are very proud of you and all

your accomplishments!

Congratulations!

Mom, Paul, Andy, Molly, Matt, Amy, Christy,

Shane & Spencer

Edmund Yu

Dearest Edmund,

Congratulations on your graduation! “Trust in

the Lord with all your heart and learn not on

your own understanding; in all your ways

acknowledge Him, and He will make your paths

straight.” Proverbs 3: 5-6

All our love,

Mama, Papa, Barbara, Ron & Dorothy

Jamie Bertner Dear Jamie,

We can’t believe four years have passed,

It’s graduation time.

To let you know how proud we are,

We wrote this little rhyme.

For now it’s time to say good-bye,

Four years at Tufts are gone.

Your parents have no money left,

Say tata, au revoir, so long.

You studied hard for every course,

And got the grades that show,

You aren’t just a pretty face,

Engineering you do know.

Go out in the world and find your niche,

For your talents there’s a place.

We believe you have great potential

To improve the human race.

And some day many years from now

You’ll be a shinning star,

And all will see what we always knew,

How wonderful you are.

All our love,

Mom, Dad and Jaclyn

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Greg Molinelli Dear Greg,

As you step forward and receive your degree, you step

into a new life, in a new millennium;

A rich life in love, knowledge and self-worth.

May you travel your road ahead, with happiness and

courage,

Knowing that you have the love and support of your

family always at your side.

We are so proud of you son; as a man, a role model, a

student and an athlete.

May you find success in all you do.

You mean everything to us.

All our Love,

Mom, Dad and Gavin

THE HOLY CHICKEN

GRADUATES

XXXOOO

Charles Barnes Thumbs up, Batman!

si* i h ti;mm

Seth Christian CONGRATULATIONS SETH -

GREAT JOB!!

We are so proud

of you.

Love,

Mom, Dad,

Brooke, Fletcher

& Phoebe

Seth Blacksburg

Adam Noren

Congratulations - Pontus, Tim, Steve, Adam & Eric

(To Pete too!)

“Success is a result not a goal”

" Flaubert^

SETH BLACKSBURG

OUR WONDERFUL SON

CONGRATULATIONS!

YOU HAVE MADE US PROUD WITH ALL OF YOUR

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

WE WISH YOU SUCCESS IN ALL OF YOUR FUTURE ENDEAVORS

LOVE

MOM, DAD AND ERICA

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Marcus Lee

MARCUS:

As you embark on the most exciting journey - your personality

and unbending pursuit of your dreams will bring you much

fulfillment and success.

Congratulations to you and to the Class of 2000.

Love

Dad, Mom, Michael & Monica

Rhonda Simpkins Congratulations

& Best Wishes

In the Millennium Rhonda!!

Love Always

5 Deep

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Emily Schulman

Hats off to you,

Emily!

Were so very proud of

you!

Love,

Mom, Dad, and Lisa

Alan Silver Howard Newman Good Luck

Congratulations and

Best Wishes to the HOWARD

Class of2000 and the Class of 2000

From the Silver With love and pride we

Family

Go Get em, “AT

congratulate you on your

achievements and successes.

Love, Mom, Dad, Michael

Newman

Jennifer Cecchetti

Remember to always look and reach for the stars.

You are a shining star Jennifer!

Congratulations!

Love you,

Mom & Dad

Douglas McGowan Douglas -

you are on the road to the rest of your Life

Graduation brings up thoughts of DESTINY

Point to Ponder

O^atch your thoughts, for they become words

Choose your words, for they become actions

Jnderstand you actions, for they become habits

itudv your habits, for they become your character

develop your character,

ror it becomes your

3ESTINY

Congratulations with love, Dad, Mom,

Matt and Zach

Roberto Uribe

Roberto,

You have always brought so much to

our lives, so much love and happiness.

We are so proud to be your parents.

May the Lord guide you in your life

when making decisions. We wish you

the best on the journey you are about

to start, and always remember that we

are here for you.

All our love, Papy, Mamy, Pa-vive and

Mamama

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Briana Martino

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WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU...

FOLLOW VOUR HEART!!

WE LOVE YOU !! ij '

MOM, DAD & MATT

If one advances CONFIDENTLY IN THE DIRECTION OF HIS DREAMS, AND ENDEAVORS TO LIVE THE LIFE WHICH HE HAS IMAGINED, HE WILL MEET WITH SUCCESS UNEXPECTED IN COMMOM HOURS...

HENRY DAVID THOREAU

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Gregory Wong

Yes, Greg you can have the cake and eat it too!

The future is yours to create,

:aake it what you want it to be.

Stand by your values, always

jive it your best shot, nurture

our true friendships and never

distance your family. We are

proud of your achievements

hus far and fully confident of

your successes to come.

Love you always,

Mom & Dad

Matthew Behrens

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Eric Greece

Congratulations Eric, AE7T, and the Class of 2000!

May every day be a new beginning as each morning is a world

made new.

Follow your rainbow to wherever it may lead you.

Love,

Mom, Dad, Robbie and Reggie

Casey Soloff Casey,

You have made us so very proud of you. We

are confident that you will continue to

achieve whatever goals you set for yourself.

Our wish for you is a

lifetime of happiness.

With all our love,

Mom, Dad and Shelby

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Lauren Alexander Greene

It seems like only yesterday that. . .

Ever beautiful, ever graceful, ever intelligent.

Forever ours.

May this wonderful day be but one of your

many successes in a millennial future

shared with us and filled with love,

good health and happiness.

We love you and wish you Mazel Tov - Always.

Mom and Dad

Alyssa and Michael David and Tricia

Grammy and Max Nana

and, from afar, your devoted Grandpa who inspired and helped all of us to

live our dreams

'

You once wrote “My name is Natalie,

And I m nine years old - Though I’m nine,

I’m not very bold.”

Well you are - you’ve come a long way -

Parkersburg - Chicago - Detroit - Pittsburgh

And now here by the Bay

So thankful you chose not to go to Swarthmore.

Tufts University has meant so much more.

Henrietta’s Kitchen, Durgin Park, Anthony’s Pier Four.

At times, we feel to be on a culinary tour.

From Freshmen Year and your time on crew,

The four years have miraculously flew.

First moved to the fourth floor of Houston Hall,

Then you pledged Chi Omega and had a ball.

Dorm to Sunset Road to Professors Row -

You kept it exciting and never slow.

Pubs like Joshua’s Tree or the Crimson in Harvard Square,

Boredom is something exceedingly rare.

Yet you worked hard and made the Dean’s List -

Something that always caused our eyes to mist.

You found a poem on your school desk each year in times past,

but alas, as for school poems, this must be the last.

Whether Clinical, Psychology, or Child Behavior,

For the future, please do us this favor.

Stay the same sweet person - kind and true,

And remember the days of brown and blue.

Mom and Dad

Natalie Hernandez I

Natalie Hernandez

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Ruth Stacey Shaw In all you have done,

In all you have chosen,

In all you have accomplished,

In all you have become,

In all that you are,

you have made us proud.

Congratulations and love always,

Mom, Dad and Steven

To my best sis and my best friend,

We had our fights in the past. I wonder why - Look what you did to me!

But as we have gotten older, we have become closer. Hopefully well get

older and closer. I will always be there for you, just as you are always there

for me. I admire what you have become and look up to you. You are my

inspiration.

I love you so much,

Steve aka Pesuche

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Mom, Dad, Ian &

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Danielle Geihs

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Class of2000.

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Love, Mom and Dad

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Yours forever, Dominik

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Michelle Divorkin

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You have challenged yourself to

travel difficult roads.

Your actions have reflected your

ideals of tolerance and peace.

You have sought opportunities to

reach out and make a difference.

The kindness and caring in your

heart have touched many people

and will light your path into the

future.

We are incredibly proud of you.

Congratulations with all our love.

Mom, Dad and Elyse

Meghan Brown CONGRATULATIONS MEGHAN

“Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it

from themselves.”

-James M. Barrie

“If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you

can become it.”

'-William Arthur Ward

THANKS FOR ALL THE MEMORIES AND THE JOY YOU HAVE BROUGHT TO OUR LIVES. WE WISH

LOVE, LUCK AND HAPPINESS AS YOU BEGIN A NEW CHAPTER IN YOUR LIFE.

YOUR PROUD FAMILY

Daniel Brocks

Dear Daniel,

“So free, so kind, so apt,

so blessed a disposition...

Let all the number of the stars

give light to thy fair way!”

Your noble endeavors will lead you

to a meaningful and beautiful life!

Our love,

Mom, Dad and Jason

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Nicolas Chang

Congratulations

Nik Chang

Our Love and Support Always,

Mom, Dad, and Michael

Alysse Wurcel Dear Alysse:

In late August of 1996, you journeyed from the “known” in Hamden, Connecticut to explore a new galaxy, Tufts

University. This New World was clearly comprised of a fascinating assortment of “aliens,” all attempting to mask their

butterflies and insecurities. Yet, they, like you, were eager for the opportunity to wear the “Jumbo” emblem. Little by

little, egos were quieted, personal walls came down, and the freshmen conglomerate arrived at two crucial realizations:

that Tufts is an Ivy League school, and the “J.Crew” magazine, a bible. Freshmen then, seniors now, a four-year span

dotted with peaks and valleys.

Lyssie, your graduation with honors is a magnificent achievement. Tufts has provided you with a treasure chest of

knowledge, memories and precious ties that are yours, forever and ever. Despite the fact that you call us “REPUBLI¬

CANS,” we are so proud of your moral conscience, leadership, and community involvement. Your experiences with

Visions, Jazz Band, Tufts Dance Collective, New England Medical Center, Search For A Cure, D.J. Mike, the

Somerville Police (for sociology!), and your adopted Russian family, have all left their imprint on you. And living with

fifteen people over the last four years has taught you the importance of patience, communication and above all, a sense

of humor. Whether you’re called Lyssie, Boombie, Punkey, Tuna, or Gilah-Tequila, you are one fun-loving, remark¬

able person!

Lyssie, as an alumnus of the Class of 2000, embrace the new millennium with hope and fervor. We know that your

heart and mind will guide you through other “galaxies.” As you satellite around, know that we will always be there for

you, and love you dearly.

Best wishes to your group of friends from Carmichael, Miller, and Chetwynd. It has been fun getting to know you

and we look forward to post-Tufts visits! Best of luck - Mom, Dad, Brian and Julie.

Munna Banglawala

Dear Munna,

Congratulations on your Graduation. We are so

proud of your accomplishments. You have grown

to be quite the mature, sensitive young man.

We wish you happiness and success. You have

our love and support always.

All the best to you and your Class of 2000,

MOM, PAPPA, YASMIN, & MANISH

(Kaniza & Abbas Banglawala, M.D.)

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Alyssa Dubin

ytephanie Englesman David Paniccia

Dear Mum, Dad and Chelle,

Thank you so much for your love and

support. I couldn’t have made it here

without you.

Love, Steph

DAVE,

We knew even then you would reach your

goals. Your drive and determination would

only allow success. Congratulations on another

huge achievement.

We are so proud of

you.

All our love, pride

and joy,

Mom, Dad, Dom,

Vince, Robert,

Nonna & Grandma

Congratulations

Alyssa

Love,

Mom & Dad

Continuing the Tufts Tradition

Like mother, Like Daughter

Dori Obadia Dubin J’71

Jessica A. Putnam

Class of 2000

Congratulations!

You have made us very

proud honey! We wish you

success and happiness in all

your endeavors. Your

futures so bright - Put on

the Guccis!

We love you

Mom & Daddy & Butterscotch

Jordan Solomon

Jordan,

You are truly our pride and

joy! May life bring you all

the success and happiness

you deserve. We love you!

Mom, Dad, and liana

T.J. Shimfeld To T.J.

Congratulations, you did it and so well

too! Just like everything in your life, you

gave your all, and believe us when we say it

will pay off.

Please, take your fine education, your

talent for writing, your gift for bringing

happiness to others, and go out into the

world and make a difference.

We are honored to call you our son.

Love always,

Mom & Dad

Eric Hanson

Do in life what brings you

joy!

Love, Mom and Dad

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Stephanie Englesman

Steph,

You have always made us proud with your achievements.

Now, as you step up to receive your graduate degree,

know that once again you have honored us with your

accomplishments, and filled our hearts with pride.

As you set forth to begin the rest of your life, remember

to always live each day to the fullest, and follow you heart

and dreams. Most of all, enjoy it.

We love you. Congratulations.

With love from your family.

“Don’t you sit upon the shoreline

And say you’re satisfied.

Choose to chance the rapids

And dare to dance that tide.”

GARTH BROOKS

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Alicia Lerman Alicia,

We know you’ll do wonderful things

in your life.

Mozel Tov!

We love you,

Mom, Dad, Mark

Jennifer Masella

Stacy Kramer

Congratulations

Stacy Kramer!

We should have know you were

destined to be at Tufts...

You were a “JUMBO” fan even at

four.

Love,

Mom, Dad and Jennifer

Love,

Mom, Dad, and Ben

Jennifer,

Congratulations to a

wonderful daughter and

sister.

Your determination to

succeed has paid off in a

big way.

You’ve matured into a

wonderful, intelligent,

and capable woman.

You not only excel in

academics, but you are

also an amazing and talented dancer.

Were very proud.

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Heather Bois To Heather Bois with Love,

from Your Parents

‘What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to

what lies within us.”

Emerson

We are so proud of what lies within you, Heather: Love; Intelligence;

Strength; Beauty; A Sense of Humor; Determination; A Sense of Self;

Compassion and A Love of Life. You are a wonderful young woman and we

are extremely fortunate to have you in our lives. We love you very much.

Congratulations, Graduate!

Sail on silvergirl

Sail on by.

Your time has come to shine.

All your dreams are on their way.

Paul Simon 1 — ■ n

Lee Kahaleaumamani Yamashita

Kiran Ganda Dear Kiran,

Dear Kiran,

“I see your true colors shining through.

I see your true colors and that’s why I love you.

So don’t be afraid to let them show.

Your true colors...are beautiful, like a rainbow.”

-Cyndi Lauper

Congratulations! I am so proud of what you’ve accomplished so far and the person that you’ve always

been. I know that the brightness of your true colors will continue to draw people towards you. To my

other half, good luck ! I’ll never stop watching over you...

Love,

Anjali

“May you never forget what is worth remembering, or remember what is best forgotten.”

Congratulations ! and endless love.

Mom, Papa, Anjali, and Princess

Kahale

Thank-you Tutu and Papa, for me being here at

Tufts University.

Thank-you Uncle Bob and Auntie Cheryl for

your kind generosity. Uncle Jimmy thank you for

caring and sharing. Mom, Dad, Lindsey and

Lia-Jane, Thank You.

Love

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Adam Cohen

Congratulations Ada%

1978 2000 ... On Your Many Accomplishments: Zeta Beta Tau Brother,

IGC President and Treasurer, American Society of Mechanical Engineers,

Student Outreach Engineering Coordinator ... and of course,

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering.

Reach for Your Dreams ... We Love You

Mom, Dad and Jamie

Christina Hornby Wayne Margolis

To Christina:

Congratulations. We are all

very proud of you.

Love,

Mom, Dad and Mark

Dear Wayne,

Words cannot express our pride

in the wonderful young man you

have become. We are so proud of

all your accomplishments, and

know that your future will be

filled with great success.

Congratulations!

Love,

Mom, Dad and Andrew

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Joshua Wechsler

Dear Josh,

Your achievements at Tufts have been many! A

Chemistry major, captain and president of the fencing

team, co-founder of the Tufts chapter of Habitat for

Humanity, and program director of WMF O radio

station, you’ve made us proud!

A wonderful son and a great brother,

we admire your sensitivity, your com¬

mitment to leadership, your endless

desire to help others, and your loyalty

to family and friends.

We remember the joy you brought us

the day you were born, We hoped all

your dreams would come true. Some

things never change.

Now it is time to show yourself and the world what you can

accomplish. Set your goals high and we know you will

achieve them.

Remember...

The past is history, the future is a mystery; consider each day

that you are living a gift, that’s why it is called the present.

Love,

Mom, Dad, Matt, Amy & Monty

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Jordan Gilbert Brenner

Congratulations on your

fabulous years.

Write on!!

Love,

Mommy, Dad, Tracy and

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Congratulations to

the girls at 1

Ossipee. We have

all loved being your

“family.” Here’s to

many more years of

friendship.

Your proudparents

Briana Goldfein

Karen Robator

Congratulations to our loving daughter

and sister, Briana. Your graduation from

Tufts marks a great accomplishment. We

are very proud of you. You have grown

into an intelligent, mature and beautiful

young woman. We wish you a long life¬

time of health,happiness, success, and

personal fulfillment.

All our love,

Mom, Dad, Leslie and Josh

Congratulations, Karen!

What a joy it is to watch you grow.

You bring us much happiness. We

wish the best that life can offer.

With our

love & hugs,

Mom & Dad

Amy, Sarah

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Melissa Sussman

Dearest Melissa,

You fill us with pride and joy every day. Thank you for being who you are. You have always been wonderful beyond our fondest dreams.

Congratulations on your graduation. We look forward to all that is to come.

All our love, Mom, Dad & Liza

Jennifer Pascual Philip Konnikov

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Dear Hamilton,

So much . . . yet so little has changed! We always

have been and are still proud of our little boy who

has grown into a mature young man! May God

bless you and keep you all your days.

Congratulations!

Love, Mom, Dad & Susie

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To Phil - our son, brother and grandson: .

We cannot believe you finally made it! In spite of

all the challenges of college life, you have managed

to excel. We know that you persevere and

accomplish anything you endeavor and you always

do it with wit and charm!

With all out love and pride—we are here for you,

our babichka.

“Strive to reach the highest”

Congratulations from all your family in Hawaii.

Mom, Dad, Mandy, Auntie, Uncle Devin and Marus

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Melissa:

Your father and I have been blessed

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CONGRATULATIONS !!!

With pride for all you’ve been,

Joy for who you are and

May you always delight in the wonder of life

Love,

Mom and Dad

Irene Zaki

T o our sensible and sensitive daughter,

whose hard-work and perseverance we have

always admired.

Your sincerity and directness were always

your greatest assets when dealing with people.

Your easygoing and charming

attitude in life made all who have known you

get closer and enjoy your friendship. You are eloquent, outspoken, idealistic, hard-working,

lloving, helpful, honest, kindhearted and

sincere, and most of all you have always

followed your beliefs and integrity.

Our advice today is well known to you since

your childhood, "Praise The Lord God at all

times and ask Him to guide you course. Then

all you do and all you plan will prosper."

Tob. 4:19

One word we would love to whisper in your

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Life is ready for you with wide open arms to

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Thanks for being you and making us the proudest parents on earth.

Mom, Dad & your brother Maurice

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Tomer Dear Tomer

Congratulations,

Good Luck in Medical

On your graduation,

School Our best wishes and Love

We are very proud of you

and Love you Very Much Your Grandparents,

Tzippi, Benny, Hod,

Mom & Dad Hadar, Dvir and the rest

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