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VA N D E R B I LT M A G A Z I N E
V
summer 2005
A Taste
of World
Peace
Katrina Markoff ’s
truffles offer more than
beautifully prepared
chocolate. They reveal
a philosophy of life.
also:
Greetings from Vanderbilt Elvis Biographer Peter Guralnick The Future of Libraries
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“The puzzling or curious situations I develop appear much like a movie still with an
implied story, but few clues are given about the final outcome,” says Professor of
Art Marilyn Murphy of her work. “The viewer must determine what has happened
to bring the characters or elements to this point and how the situation will resolve
itself, often implying the work of an unseen hand just outside the frame.” Shown
here: “The Lifesaver,” oils on canvas, 40” X 30”.
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one
Big
Vanderbilt
Weekend
Celebration
Reunion class parties for the undergraduate
classes of 1955, 1960, 1965, 1970, 1975, 1980,
1985, 1990, 1995 and 2000.
Homecoming events for ALL alumni, students,
family and friends, including “Classes Without
Quizzes” educational events, cocktails and
conversation with the chancellor, Homecoming
Tailgate, Commodore football against Georgia, the
Commodore ReVUe Parade, Dynamite Blast and
more. This is the place to see all your friends!
Homecoming
and Reunion
October 14–15, 2005
Last year more than 5,000 alumni and
friends returned to campus to reconnect
and reminisce. This year will be even bigger.
Come be part of the excitement.
To find out more and register online,
visit www.vanderbilt.edu/alumni
Join the Crowd!
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Wenyan Zhu could sit back and relax on May 13 as she took her place among more than 2,400 graduates from
Vanderbilt’s Class of 2005. For four years, she’d driven herself to do her best—and Vanderbilt offered plenty of
opportunities to complement her ambition.Thanks to a Carell Scholarship,Wen majored in biomedical engineering,
minored in English and biology, volunteered at the Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt, and served
as prose editor of The Vanderbilt Review. Next up: a degree in dentistry at Columbia University. Make a gift today to
the Shape the Future campaign, and you’ll help new generations of young men and women like Wen drive the future.
Shape the Future
a Ca m p a i g n f o r Va n d e r b i l t
[email protected]
615.322.3016
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Tomorrow’s health care leaders must have a thorough
understanding of the transformed dynamics of health care
delivery and technology — and the management, finance and
operational savvy to capitalize on them.
We’re preparing those leaders today — by uniting the resources
of Vanderbilt Medical Center, Vanderbilt Owen Graduate School
of Management and Nashville’s vibrant health care community
into one cutting-edge, experienced-based program.
It’s world-class preparation for the new world of health care.
And only one place in America brings it all together like this.
HealthCare
www.owen.vanderbilt.edu