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Archive - 2007December 18thLyle Guttu: Autobiographical notesLyle Guttu wrote several notes in the course of his life to sum up the events of recent years. Two of them were posted in the annual report of the Harvard Class of 1958; the third was a short autobiography he wrote to accompany his resume to Wagner College in 1972. We are sharing those notes here with you, in chronological order. Remembrances & condolences
This page has been reserved for remembrances of the late Lyle Guttu. If you have memories of Lyle that you would like to share with his friends and colleagues, or condolences for Lyle's family, please write them down and e-mail them to Wagner College Media Relations Director Lee Manchester (lee.manchester@wagner.edu). Lee will format and post your memories and condolences as they come in. Stunned campus mourns Wagner College chaplain Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Rev. Lyle Guttu dies after being In memoriam: Chaplain Lyle Guttu, 1936-2007
December 17thDecember 14thMyra Garcia Named New VP for AdvancementMyra Garcia, of Montville, N.J., associate vice president for development at Seton Hall University, has been appointed vice president for advancement at Wagner College. “Myra is an outstanding hire for Wagner College,” said President Richard Guarasci. “I believe she is one of the leading young talents in higher education fund raising.” December 11thWagner kicker Piotr Czech earns All-America honorsSenior Named to 2007 AFCA Subdivision All-America Team Wagner College senior kicker/punter Piotr Czech (Keyport High School/ Keyport, N.J.), the school record holder in field goals made and a six-time Northeast Conference Special Teams Player of the Week, capped his brilliant career by being named to the American Football Coaches Association All-America Team. December 9thArtist Bill Murphy's 'Undead' exhibition runs through Dec. 21 There will be an opening reception on Wednesday, Nov. 14 from 5 to 8 p.m. in the Atrium of the Wagner Union. December 7thWagner set to honor late SID Bob Balut during conference openerBY SEAN BRENNAN |
A new exhibition of work by artist Bill Murphy will be open through Dec. 21 in the Wagner College Gallery, located in the Wagner Union. The show, “Undead; a Eulogy to the Staten Island Waterfront,” includes drawings, paintings and prints. The theme of “Undead” is the changing face of the Island’s waterfront. Featuring work done over a 30-year period, the exhibit will encompass a variety of media, including etchings, drawings, paintings and collage.