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10.22.2010

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Becky Bumgardner, executive director of university development at NC State, with CDR Michael Patterson ’89, who is chief navigator on the USS George H.W. Bush.

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Photo of the Day

10.13.2010

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Jen Fissel ’07, far left, and Leigh Samuel Blaylock ’06 in San Diego, Calif., with former Wolfpack quarterback Philip Rivers ’03, who is the starting quarterback for the San Diego Chargers. Fissel and Blaylock were in San Diego for work and watched as the Chargers defeated the Arizona Cardinals 41-10 on Oct. 3. They work at Red Hat.

(Photo courtesy of Leigh Samuel Blaylock ’06)


The Wolfpack Gets a Plug on The Daily Show

04.27.2010

Members of our Tri-State Alumni Network (N.Y., N.J. and Conn.) attended Monday’s taping of The Daily Show and got to spend a little time with the host, Jon Stewart. Before the show, they gave him a tutorial on how to do the Wolfpack hand sign, which he did at the 17-second mark of last night’s program. Good thinking, guys. Watch it here.

Network leader Amy Rothberg ’03 sent us these pictures:

Tri-State with Jon Stewart

With Jon Stewart

Tri-State with Wyatt Cenac

With correspondent Wyatt Cenac


Photo of the Day

12.22.2009

Kristie Reynolds '08, now a nursing student at Duke, with a snowman who's obviously and NC State fan. (Photograph courtesy of Kristie Reynolds '08)

Kristie Reynolds '08, now a nursing student at Duke, with a snowman who's obviously and NC State fan. (Photograph courtesy of Kristie Reynolds '08)


The Flag from Last Weekend’s Game

09.16.2009

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This photo was taken at halftime of Saturday’s game by Tom Stafford ’66 MS, vice chancellor for student affairs.


Checking in from Hawaii

08.26.2009

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We have alumni everywhere. This image came to us recently from Kevin Lye ‘94, who lives in Honolulu, Hawaii, and who went to the first Honolulu all-ACC picnic. We sent him some NC State items to make sure the Wolfpack was represented. Kevin, who also earned a medical degree from Wake Forest, writes:

After the attendees reached critical mass, a three-lap spoon-carried color-dyed egg race commenced, pitting four groups of schools against one another on the grassy field at the park next to the War Memorial Natatorium.

As the only alum from NC State, I paired with the two other Wake Forest alumni in attendance. Our red-colored egg made the trip down and back three times with speedy handoffs [spoonoffs?] and our team was victorious over the rascals from Chapel Hill, Virginia, Virginia Tech, and Georgia Tech. [There were no alumni from Duke present at the event; it was rumored that they were all busy complaining to officials somewhere.]

Got any NC State pictures you’d like to share? Send them to us at alumniblog@gw.ncsu.edu.


Photo of the Day

07.22.2009

John Drake '71 (left), Richard Mackey '71 (right) and Andy Barker '71 (seated) photographed coming into the Azorean island of Flores having successfully completed a transatlantic sail. Sailing aboard Drake's 47-foot Passport Dreamette II, the trio departed from Antigua to Bermuda to the Azores and on to Portugal.

John Drake '71 (left), Richard Mackey '71 (right) and Andy Barker '71 (seated) photographed coming into the Azorean island of Flores having successfully completed a transatlantic sail. Sailing aboard Drake's 47-foot Passport Dreamette II, the trio departed from Antigua to Bermuda to the Azores and on to Portugal. (Photograph courtesy of Andy Barker '71)

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