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Alexander Hunter Jr., CLA ’71
is retiring from the Appellate Term, First Department, and the Bronx Supreme Court to take a judicial position on the United Nations Dispute Tribunal, which deals with internal grievances and disciplinary cases. Hunter’s seven-year term begins in July.
Kevin J. McNamara, SMC ’89, CLA ’95
recently published Dreams of a Great Small Nation via PublicAffairs. Many of the events in this tale involving World War I and the Russian Revolution take place in Philadelphia. McNamara, an associate scholar at the Foreign Policy Research institute in Philadelphia, conducted a fair amount of research for the book at Paley Library. He was editor-in-chief of The Medium, the former weekly newspaper of Ambler Campus.
Maryan Captan, CLA ’11
was named by PhillyVoice as one of 18 young people in Philadelphia’s creative class who are helping recraft the city. She is an artist, a poet and an advocate for arts accessibility as well as founder of the Philadelphia Poetry Collective. Captan is also leading the effort to establish First Friday in the city’s Brewerytown neighborhood.
Kyle P. Hess, SMC ’12
relocated to Los Angeles and works as post-production coordinator of Code Black, a TV series on CBS. He also worked on Sharknado and Sharknado II on SyFy network; The Humbling, a film produced by and starring Al Pacino; and Matador on El Rey Network. |
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