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Mark Edelman, AB ’72, publishes a monthly theater column in several Washington, D.C.– area newspapers and hosts a podcast on the subject titled “Onstage DMV.” His play Four Children was published by Theatrical Rights Worldwide. The organization he founded in Kansas City — Theater League — provides funding for Shakespeare festivals and children’s theater programs […]

Jerry Pruce, BFA ’72, MFA ’74, had a retrospective of his abstract art at the Morris Graves Museum of Art in Eureka, California, which ran August through October 2024.

Jean Volgo, GR72, works part time at Tempe Preparatory Academy, where he teaches methods for solving problems in applied math to students preparing for standardized tests such as the SAT and ACT. Volgo’s academic background is in modern analytic philosophy.

Harry S. Jonas III, LA72, SW74, GR74, is looking forward to going to Bordeaux and Dordogne, France, as part of an upcoming alumni trip.

Stan De Loach, LA72, has produced the YouTube channel “Diabetes, con normoglucemia” in Spanish and English for more than a year. De Loach states that people don’t realize that a person with diabetes can have normal, non-diabetic blood glucose levels 95% of the time just by choosing an “abnormal” (low-carb) diet for their body. His […]

Raymond Dalton, LA72, completed his career as a Veterans Administration clinical psychologist. After graduating from Washington University, his favorite professor encouraged him to delay active military duty and follow him to the campus of Indiana State University, where he earned a master’s degree in clinical psychology. When called to active duty, Dalton served as a behavioral scientist […]

Ronald Klein, BU72, was awarded the California Society of CPAs’ Distinguished Service Award for 35 years of service to the profession — although Klein isn’t a CPA. As a lawyer, he serves the profession in the legal, legislative and risk-management realms. 

Raymond Dalton, LA72, retired in 2019 from the St. Louis VA Medical Center as a clinical psychologist. After earning his degree at WashU, he earned a master’s degree in clinical psychology from Oakland University, served as an officer in the U.S. Air Force and earned a doctoral degree in clinical psychology from Arizona State University.

Jayprakash Raisoni, SI72, SI74, writes of his appreciation to WashU for making events available online during the COVID-19 crisis.

Ronald Klein, BU72, has had two stem cell transplants in the last decade and recently received a kidney from his wife, Susan Klein. He says his wife’s gift was “like getting half my life back.” Klein has been with CAMICO, the nation’s largest CPA-owned and -directed program of insurance and risk management for the accounting […]