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April 7, 2004
by Lanny Springs
 Dr. Doug Kelbaugh (photo), dean of the U. of Michigan’s Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, writes that “Ol’ Nassau’s gravitational pull only seems to strengthen with the years” as he came back for a funeral in the University chapel for former father-in-law Chiz Anderson ’40, “a total Tiger,” and then was invited to a symposium honoring Prof. Emeritus Robert Gutman. Only leading a UM alumni trip through Italy “saved me from this completely intimidating role – I was to be on a final panel with the architecture and WWS deans – but, alas, it also kept me from Nick Adamson’s wedding, a gathering of old roommates like Chris Cooke and other rabble.” A second symposium in honor of Prof. Emeritus Robert Geddes was canceled due to the big snowstorm, “but the best ol’ place of all sure looked heavenly under a foot of snow.” With March Madness having just ended, Doug fondly remembers Bill Bradley ’65 “laying UM’s Cazzie Russell low at the Garden” in the 1964 Holiday Festival final.
CALENDAR ALERT: The class dinner will be Wednesday, Apr. 28, in NYC, with cocktails at 6 p.m. at Frances and Allen Adler’s, 800 Park Ave. (at 74th St.) Dinner is at 7:30 at Pig Heaven, 1540 Second Ave. (between 80th and 81st) RSVP to Catherine Woolston at cwoolston@ingalls.net or 212-269-7896.
© 2004 Lanny Springs and The Princeton Alumni Weekly. Used by permission.
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