Spring 1998
Paths Less Traveled: Pulling out all the stops
With the second largest theater organ in the world, Lew Williams ’75 puts on the greatest show on Earth.
Alumni
Spring 1999
Wild job
Exotic friendships: Bonds forged with animals like Indy, the black rhino, and Denise, the two-hump Bactrian camel, makes Lisa Fitzgerald’s job at the Dallas zoo worthwhile.
Winter 1998
A Frog takes a dive
… and comes up with a lifesaving act.
Winter 1998
If you’re not busy, maybe you and I . . . oh, nevermind
Student intern Justin Hensley ’99 is bringing back dating in the ’90s.
Winter 1998
Good will Hunt
Born to vast wealth, Swanee Hunt ’72 could be painting her nails in the south of France. Instead, she is organizing displaced women in the Balkans and directing Harvard’s new Women and Public Policy Program — spearheading a sweeping social agenda that educates and supports women.
Winter 1998
Anchors away
The New York City ship set sail for a three-hour tour . . . a three-hour tour.
Winter 1998
Want fries with that?
Somewhere between the Grand Canyon and the Great Pyramids is the eighth wonder of the world.
Winter 1998
Piano man
Earning an education wasn’t easy for a man who may have been TCU’s first blind student.
Fall 1998
Composing a symphony
A sharp conductor, John Giordano ’60 (MM ’63) over the past quarter-century has transformed a minor hometown orchestra into a major symphony with an international reputation.
Fall 1998
The law waaaaay east of the Pecos
Philip Kimbrough ’77 grew up on a dairy farm in Mansfield and now heads up an international law firm in Paris.
