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Connections That Run Deep
By Elisa Ludwig

Anyone who attends Alumni Reunion knows: there's nothing like seeing a friend in person.

Alumni connections run deep, as anyone who attends a reunion weekend would attest. More often than not, these connections extend beyond School events and into the daily lives of alumni who have maintained friendships through years of relocations, career changes, and major life events. Class notes—which our readers admit they turn to first in each edition—provide one way of keeping up with these changes. But, as the individuals we profiled below indicate, there is nothing like seeing a friend in person. (And, as in the case of Mark Hodak, WG'86, and Theresa Boyce, WG'85, surprising new connections can come out of these events as well.)

More than 1,000 alumni and guests came to Philadelphia in May to participate in reunion. With plenty of sunshine, food, opportunities to mingle and hear faculty speak, the weekend served as the perfect backdrop for friends to come together after spending time apart.

Reuniting (for the past 50 Years)
Bill Nikel, WG'54, and Roy Peterson, WG'54

A Chance Meeting
Marc Hodak, WG'86, and Theresa Boyce, WG'85

Mini-reunions All Over The World
Marta Lieb, WG'99, and Florencia Jimenez-Marcos, WG'99

A Tight-knit Circle
Coleman O'Murchu, WG'99 (WEMBA XXIII), and Mark Chandler, WG'94 (WEMBA XVIII)

The Home Team
Sharon Ryan, WG'99, Sean Jiam, WG'99, and Juan Carlos Garcia Sanchez, WG'99

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