Ithaca College Quarterly -- 2003/No. 3

Copyright 2003 by 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 Marketing Communications for alumni, employees, parents of currently enrolled students, and other friends of the College.

Editor
Maura Stephens

Art Director
Carol Goodling

Contributors
Wrexie Bardaglio
Lorraine Berry
Christi Cox
Bonny Georgia Griffith ’92
Bridget Meeds ’91
Jay Wrolstad

Student Interns
Jill Bendig ’03
Jennifer Chandler ’03
Klenda Martinez ’04

Editorial Correspondent
Robin Fostel

Publication Assistant
Jill Ahart

Class Notes Writer
Hope Dodge

Student Assistant
Leslie Fazio ’04

Production Supervisor
Peter M. Kilcoyne

Executive Director of Marketing Communications
Tom Torello ’87

Volume 21, Number 3
Summer 2003; October 10, 2003

Cover photograph by Cascadilla Photography. Some items courtesy of 10,000 Villages in Ithaca

FEATURES COVER STORIES Back from the Peace Corps IC faculty, staff, and alumni who worked as volunteers in developing nations agree that their lives have been forever changed by the experience -- for the better.
China Connection Dissident poet Yi Ping becomes the first resident writer in Ithaca City of Asylum. .
Fun and Friends, Sport and Song Alumni Weekend 2003: A photo album
"Peace Pops" and Politics Commencement speakers Ben & Jerry dish up ice cream and commentary.

DEPARTMENTS

President's Corner
Letters
Chronicle

Report from the Schools
Business - Communications - HSHP - H&S - Interdisciplinary & International Studies - Music

Class Notes Highlights
Top of the Line -- Stew Leonard Jr. '77
Renaissance Man -- David Latulippe '86
Alumnus Takes the Derby -- Jackson Knowlton '69
Spreading the Word -- Jason Reese '95 and other alumni volunteers

Volume 21, Number 3 -- Summer 2003

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, sexual orientation, or Vietnam veteran status will not exist in any activity, area, or operation of the College.

A. Ozolins, Ithaca College Office of Publications, 29 October, 2003