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Athletic recruiting at Ithaca College begins early in a high school athlete’s career. by Sherrie Negrea Jeff Bostic’s interest in applying to Ithaca College to study radio and television was jump-started when IC’s football coach traveled to Geneva, New York, to watch the varsity team captain play... |
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Tuti Scott ’84 leads with a winning combination of broad outlook and team spirit. by Kate Larrabee I built my own curriculum,” says Tuti Scott. That is something many Ithaca College students have done: designed their own degrees as planned studies majors. Often, like Scott, they find a new passion once... |
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Executive and former scholar-athlete Kurt Wolfgruber ’72 sees the center as a campus centerpiece — and competitive signature. by Kate Larrabee The child of a physician and a nurse, Kurt Wolfgruber entered Ithaca College to study chemistry; it seemed natural. But he did keep his options open as he experimented... |
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It’s one for all in the exhausting, educational, exhilarating, and uniquely cooperative
sport. In any team sport there are players who labor in anonymity. In the sport of crew, anonymity is the rule. No one stands out because every rower does the same thing at the same time as every other rower. ... |
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Coaches Dan Robinson ’79 and Becky Metz Robinson ’88, M.S. ’95, share professional and personal lives. by Doug McInnis with Maura Stephens In many households the standard after-work greeting is “How did your day go?” Often the question is perfunctory, but not at the Robinsons’... |
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Artist and former crew member Peter Feitner ’81 shares his passion for the sport. by Kate Larrabee “Probably the single most influential aspect of my experience at IC was my participation with Ithaca crew,” says Peter Feitner. For many years the Ithaca native has been returning the favor. ... |