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ALUMNI IN FOCUS   REUNION 2007 LEAVING COLLEGE HILL BY NANCY HOCHBERG KAHN ’75 SHARING INSIGHTS Alumni speak with students about their career experiences and share views on future paths and possibilities. ORIENTATION TO LIFE Students and young alumni hear financial experts explain investment issues. LANDIS ’39 AWARDED THE LAFAYETTE MEDAL John W. Landis ’39 is the eighth recipient of the College’s premier award for volunteers. WALKER ’54 TURNS $100 INTO $475 MILLION His former company provides businesses with solutions and strategies. HELL’S PALACE TO PASSION FLATS BY WALTER HARTL ’49 OLD GREY BARN BETTER THAN EVER Phi Kappa Psi fraternity house officially reopens. REPRESENTING LAFAYETTE IN TOKYO Patrick Consolla ’93 provides perspective to potential students as an alumni admissions representative. LEGACY OF LEADERSHIP Jeffrey D. Robinson ’80 achieves career success and encourages others to follow. BY RON DEVLIN FOUNDATIONAL EXPERIENCES BY MITCHELL BERGER ’77 REMEMBERING DAN O’NEIL ’06 The College community celebrates a life cut short in the Virginia Tech shootings. CREATING GRACEFUL ARTWORK Siobhan Pendergast ’89 guides artists at the Lenox Group. BY LAURIE LOEWENSTEIN ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT, AND MEDIA NETWORKING Students and alumni meet and mingle at events sponsored by Career Services. LEADING STANDOUT SINGERS Carolyn Schmidt ’74 is director of North Jersey’s Hickory Tree Chorus. MY LAFAYETTE EXPERIENCE BY STEVE FRANK ’08 AN INVESTMENT IN HUMAN CAPITAL BY DAVID RAPPAPORT ’81 ULTIMATE EXECUTIVE Ana Duarte McCarthy ’81 is honored by the National Society of Hispanic MBAs. MEDICINE ON THE CUTTING EDGE Beth Goldstein Raucher ’76 oversees the care of 22,000 patients annually. BY KEVIN GRAY WELL-ROUNDED SERVICE Paul McCurdy ’82 puts his professional expertise to use for Lafayette. BY BARBARA MULLIGAN MAKING KIDS’ FACES LIGHT UP Launched by Glenn Orsher ’73, Rogar Studios produces “Sheira & Loli’s Dittydoodle Works.” EDUCATIONAL TRAILBLAZER Leroy Nunery ’77 is president of Edison Charter Schools. BY RON DEVLIN REMEMBERING SARKIS ACOPIAN ’51 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BY-LAWS AMENDED WORKING TOGETHER Internships benefit alumni and students alike. BOOKSHELF Titles by Gil Einstein ’72, Lee Sullivan Hill ’80, Lawrence Light ’71, David Perlmutter ’76, and Wynne Whitman ’86