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Vol. 33, Number 33, May 2, 2002 |
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No. 10 remembered
Following the Cornell men's varsity lacrosse game with Brown, April 27, at Schoellkopf Field, a ceremony was held to honor and retire the No. 10 jersey of Big Red lacrosse great Eamon McEneaney '77, who died in the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center, Sept. 11, 2001. McEneaney, 47, was a partner and vice president at Cantor Fitzgerald. A three-time, first-team All-American player and national player-of-the-year, McEneaney led Cornell to two NCAA championships in 1976 and 1977. Above, former CU lacrosse coach Richie Moran hugs McEneaney's father, Ed, during the ceremony, while former teammates, including Joe Taylor and Mike French, and McEneaney's son, Brendan, and his widow, Bonnie, look on. This week's issue in PDF format.
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HighlightsAdmit rate for new class remains stable; accepted students are more diverse Search Committee sets open meeting schedule and reports on process First presidential search forum features input from Cornell students CU competitions' top business idea may help to reduce breast-cancer deaths Cook award winners recognized for improving climate for women at Cornell Three students honored with 2002 Robinson-Appel awards CU study finds hungry youths more prone to trying suicide
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