Rick Silver C’57 writes, “I am delighted that our law firm, Silver Golub & Teitell LLP, just celebrated its 40 th anniversary. Alumni in attendance included Howard Asher W’54, Myrna Asher Ed’59, Harry Bernhard W’54, and Lawrence Levey C’54.
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In my 32 nd year of retirement, I’m also a professional pop/jazz/classical pianist, philatelist, gardener, and devotee of downtown Vegas keno tournaments.”ĭonald Wachs C’54 celebrated his 85 th birthday at Benventuo Caterestaurant in Boynton Beach, Florida, on March 22.
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Tony Pasquarello C’54, emeritus philosophy professor at the Ohio State University’s Mansfield campus, writes, “I have authored an article, ‘Stretching Gods,’ which appeared in the April|May 2018 issue of Free Inquiry, the leading journal of secular humanism. Alan also recently lectured on “Principles of Contract Interpretation” at the Miami Beach Fall Meeting of the Institute on Labor Law and Labor Arbitration. The book, intended for those working in the field of anaplastology, reflects more than 40 years of his R&D and clinical experience in this field.Īlan Miles Ruben C’53 G’56 L’56 has been elected to the Hall of Fame at Cleveland-Marshall College of Law, where he is an emeritus professor of law. Erb Ch’53 has published a reference book, entitled Handbook for Realistic Silicone Prostheses. Among his many accomplishments were founding Allegheny College in Meadville and being elected twice as member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.”ĭr. A fervent admirer of Benjamin Franklin, Atkinson purchased a printer used by Franklin in one of his early shops and hauled it from Lancaster across the mountains to Meadville, Pennsylvania, where he struck off the first number on January 2, 1805. Currently, I am writing the history of an ancestor, Thomas Atkinson, editor and publisher of the Crawford Messenger, the first Pennsylvania newspaper west of the Alleghenys and only the fourth in America (the others were two in Cincinnati and one in Chillicothe, Ohio).
It recounts an only child’s memories of the Depression in Pittsburgh and World War II in Philadelphia. Berkowitz C’75Įmily Pritchard Cary CW’52 writes, “In January, my memoir, Growing Up Only, was a finalist for the Arizona Book of the Year. “I have been a lawyer for over 35 years, but I also do something worthwhile: I have a second-degree black belt in Krav Maga, and I teach self-protection at several schools.” - Gerald S.
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