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FALL 2008 Issue
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Front Page
Features
Thirty Countries in 30 Years
New Faces in God's House
And Justice for All
Show me more than the money
Walk the Line
Working Without a Net
A League of Her Own
Spotlights
At Home and Abroad
Pumped up
No Child Left Behind
Technical Assist
Sports Beat
Headliners
Arts & Culture
Alumni Connection
In Memoriam
Your View
Editor's Letter

Your View

Dear Editor and Staff,

Thank you for the excellent accomplishment in completing the (Spring 2008) Barry Magazine. Both my husband and I are graduates of Barry. In fact we met in Literary Theory in graduate school at Barry. We are both retired educators from the Florida Keys.

This is the best issue of the Barry Magazine publications. Being busy with, well, just living, we have been out of touch with Barry for quite some time. Our hearts were deeply moved with the growth and activity of the university as it was reflected in the articles. The writing and photography were excellent. My deepest thanks goes out to all of you whose efforts made this edition possible. Please keep in touch with more positive expressions such as this one.

Lovingly,

Barbara Southcott Arena ’68, ’72


Dear Editor,

I thoroughly enjoyed reading the article "Forgotten Daughters" about Univision anchor Teresa Rodriguez's personal journey to get her book published. What an incredible ordeal she had to go through to finally get all of the details in place to make the story work. Richard A. Webster did a remarkable job in helping us (the readers) feel what Rodriguez experienced every step of the way.

I have been a fan of hers since the days when she was the first female anchor of the network's national newscast. It makes me proud to see that she has come this far and she is a role model to other Americans of Hispanic descent. I can't wait until she publishes her second book.

Ruben Soto ’88


Dear Editor,

I'm an alum from the days when it was little old Barry College and no men were on campus (except the priests), so I know it's now a very different place and the (Spring 2008) magazine shows it off very well.

One suggestion - I don't see a recycled logo anywhere and since page six has a brief article on "Going Green," you all might want to consider starting right at home by using recycled paper for your publication.

Keep up the good work!

Diane Haddick ’71

Editor’s Note: Barry Magazine is now using FSC-certified paper. FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) paper is independently certified to assure consumers that it comes from forests that are managed to meet the social, economic and ecological needs of present and future generations. For more information go to www.fsc.org.


Dear Editor,

Congratulations! What a great edition of the magazine honoring the Barry alumni who protect and serve, and what a great article by Richard Webster. My congratulations to you and your staff; you make us proud to be part of the Barry family!

Teresa Rodriguez ’78