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For Immediate Release: June 8, 2006
Teaching Education and Government
Former Sen. Seymour P. Lachman named Distinguished Professor in Residence
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Former N.Y. State Senator Seymour P. Lachman will join Wagner College’s faculty as Distinguished Professor in Residence when classes resume this fall.
“Sen. Lachman knows public service from the inside out,” said Wagner President Richard Guarasci of his appointment. “For four and a half terms, he struggled to bring reason to the inner workings of Albany,” President Guarasci added.
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That was right before the emergency room visit, the draining of 11/2 liters of fluid from his lungs, the heart surgery and the diagnosis.
Former state Sen. Seymour Lachman is returning to Staten Island.
Come fall, Lachman, a Democrat who represented the North Shore in the Senate for two years, will teach government and education as a distinguished professor in residence at Wagner College.
"I do feel like I'm returning home," said Lachman, 70, a Bensonhurst resident who retired in 2004 after serving in the Senate for nine years. "It's a wonderful opportunity."
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An 18-year-old Staten Island drama student got a taste of the bright lights of Broadway last night, wowing theatergoers, including Liza Minnelli, with her fleet feet and bright smile. |
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Wagner College freshwoman Brianna Horne was named yesterday as one of two winners of "My Broadway Debut," a theatrical competition that aired last week on CBS TV's "The Early Show."
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WAGNER FRESHMAN WINS BROADWAY WALK-ON ROLE
New York, NY – Appearing on Broadway, the dream of every aspiring actor, will become a reality Tuesday night (6/6) for 18-year old Wagner College freshman Brianna Horne, who was one of two winners of “My Broadway Debut,” in which students from colleges across the country competed on CBS’s “The Early Show” for a cameo role on the Great White Way.
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| Taking courage By HEATHER ROBINSON Monday, June 5th, 2006 "When I lost my arm, I thought, 'That's the end of my life,'" says Muctar Jalloh. |
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