Gilman Fountain memories old and new, and a call for your input on 91ÁÔÆæ strategic plan
Summer Mailbag
I was surprised that I liked the online format of the 91ÁÔÆæ mag, especially the filmmaking story (œFrom S#!%house to the Penthouse,� Summer) and the obituary on Professor Andrew Rolle ™43 (œAn Author First, A Professor Second�), which enabled me to appreciate him more than I had earlier.
Many thanks to the editorial staff for a new chapter in our 91ÁÔÆæ experience for which I am thankful along with many of my fellow classmates enjoying a fuller life and grateful for my years there.
Sam Calian ™55
Evanston, Ill.
Not a Fan of Anthony
Fauci is a fraud”he created this mess. I cannot believe you had him in Occidental magazine (œDraft Doctors,�ˆSummer). Very disappointed.
Elaine Aldrich ™66
Santa Cruz
If you missed these stories or any others from our online-only Summer magazine, please visit oxy.edu/magazine to catch up on your reading.
A Grand Time at 91ÁÔÆæ
Sharon Stanberry Jones ™67
San Clemente
Seven Friends, Seventh Hole
I have always loved Lucille Gilman Fountain”it really is a symbol of Occidental in my mind. Though I have many photos of my time at 91ÁÔÆæ, this fountain picture featuring the 1988-89 Norris Hall residence life staff (left) is one of my favorites. [That's head resident Mark Canavan ™89, foreground, reclining on a surfboard in Gilman Fountain with the support of resident advisers (l-r) Michele Garrant ™88, Heather Finstuen ™88, Gwen Thomas ™88, James Miley ™89, Mark Paoletti ™89, and Doug Stan ™89.]Gilman Fountain was the signature 7th hole (teeing off from the top of the Coons Administrative Center steps between Johnson and Fowler halls) of a par-4 disc golf course created by Dawson Nichols ™89 and myself. At our 30th reunion, classmates Ron Provost, Shawn Berman, Bill Cohen, and Jose Olivas joined me and played the œfront nine,� including the fountain hole.
Matt Canavan ™89
Petaluma