Joseph Wakelee-Lynch
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Joseph Wakelee-Lynch

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A Season For Empathy

In a season of sickness and violent, Chilembwe Mason ’98, an emergency medicine physician in the Bronx, calls for empathy and respect.

Dispatches December 2020

1968 Trish (Johnson) Evans [LibArts] has published her first novel this past October. “Katy’s Ghost” is about a former teacher, haunted by a phantom, who learns to move beyond fear and toward acceptance. 1969 Amata C. Radewagen [LibArts], delegate to the…

In Memoriam December 2020

George A. Carroll, S.J. [LibArts ’44] on Oct. 23, 2020 George Jennison [LibArts ’44] on Nov. 8, 2020 Vincent Migliazzo [SciEng ’48] on Jan. 6, 2020 Charles Hovorka [LibArts ’49] on Aug. 17, 2020 Raymond Appel [LibArts ’50] on Sept. 23, 2019 Henry…

Election Sing-Along

Music has long been part of U.S. politics, from campaign ditties to Civil Rights anthems. Evelyn McDonnell, professor journalism and expert on music, gender and politics, offers some of her favorite songs about voting.

How To Deal With Election Anxiety

Political polarization is rampant but election anxiety crosses the aisle between party differences. Cassidy Freitas ’08, a licensed marriage and family therapist, has tips to help keep you mentally healthy.

In Memoriam November 2020

Vincent Migliazzo [SciEng ’48] on Jan. 6, 2020 Charles Hovorka [LibArts ’49] on Aug. 17, 2020 Raymond Appel [LibArts ’50] on Sept. 23, 2019 Henry Goodman [LibArts ’50] on March 13, 2020 Robert Denni [LibArts ’51] on Dec. 24, 2019…