Ithaca College Quarterly Editor Maura Stephens Art Director Terry Marcus Contributors Barbara Adams Keith Davis Dave Maley Pete Moore Christina V. Tormey '98 Garry VanGorder Mike Warwick Class Notes Writer Penny Bianconi Production Supervisor Peter M. Kilcoyne Publications Assistant Tina Thurston Director of publications Marina Bandidos Todd Cover Illustration by Tom Richmond Volume 16, Number 2 Copyright 1998 Ithaca College Quarterly. All rights reserved. The Ithaca College Quarterly (USPS 695-880) is published four times a year, in winter, spring, summer, and fall, by the Ithaca College Office of College Relations for alumni, parents of currently enrolled students, and friends of the College. Address changes: Office of Alumni Relations, Ithaca College, 210 Alumni Hall, Ithaca, NY 14850-7041. Postmaster: Send Form 3579 to Office of College Relations, Ithaca College, 231 Alumni Hall, Ithaca, NY 14850-7044. Periodicals postage paid at Ithaca, New York. It is the policy of Ithaca College that discrimination on the grounds of age, color, disability or handicap, marital status, national origin, race, religion, sex, or sexual orientation will not exist in any activity, area, or operation of the College. .

FEATURES You must see this issue's cover illustration up close. Cover Story ---     Much Adieu about Nothing? Not that there's anything wrong with that... especially not when the "nothing" is the last season of Seinfeld. Three IC alums who worked on the sitcom talk about their behind-the-scenes roles. In Their Prime --- a short list of other IC alumni working in prime time It's Official Peggy R. Williams's inauguration festivities are highlighted by a College-wide Day of Service, some pomp and circumstance, and glorious summer weather in March. In Ithaca! Not Just a One-Day Thing -- The student-run Community Service Network makes service a year-round commitment. A Dream Grows in Harlem Once plagued by poor test scores, student violence, and low faculty morale, the Frederick Douglass Academy is now a winner; IC forges a relationship with this remarkable inner-city school. Rewriting Shakespeare "It pulsates with an adolescent abandon and electricity of which Romeo himself might approve." Joe Calarco '92 brings a new slant to Romeo and Juliet with an all-male cast --- and revised text. DEPARTMENTS Letters Howard Dillingham, 1904 - 1998 Faculty and Alumni Books Clinton's Race initiative Bypasses Ithaca (So Far)      -- So We Do It on Our Own Two Seniors Win Advertising Awards DeAbruña Named ACE Fellow Money to Make "Brown Gold" from Scraps Short Takes Business -- Communications -- HS&HP -- H&S -- Music Reminiscences of campus and media SPORTS SCENE Gymnastics Team: National Champs! Winter Round-up