Gilman Fountain memories old and new, and a call for your input on 91 strategic plan
Summer Mailbag
I was surprised that I liked the online format of the 91 mag, especially the filmmaking story (From S#!%house to the Penthouse, Summer) and the obituary on Professor Andrew Rolle 43 (An 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 91 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 fraudhe created this mess. I cannot believe you had him in Occidental magazine (Draft Doctors,Summer). 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 91
Sharon Stanberry Jones 67
San Clemente
Seven Friends, Seventh Hole
I have always loved Lucille Gilman Fountainit really is a symbol of Occidental in my mind. Though I have many photos of my time at 91, 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 front nine, including the fountain hole.
Matt Canavan 89
Petaluma