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From finance to flea markets, Class of '73 alums have made their mark in a wide range of endeavors over the past 25 years. For some, a series of random events crystallized into an unexpected opportunity or a new professional direction. For others, life unfolded in more incremental steps. We round out our annual 25th Reunion issue with a look at a sampling of classmates who, whatever their route to success, have put their skills to use with admirable style and achievement.
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A Zest to Invest—Mark E. Kingdon
A Marketable Skill—Judith A. Gehrke
Beyond the Numbers—Lowell W. Robinson
Answering the Call—Robert T. Brooks
Supplying Demand—Thomas G. Stemberg
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