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Alumni news roundup - Jan. 8, 2021

East College during first snow of 20-21

Opera singer Alicia Berneche ’93 profiled in Chicago Tribune.

Noah Droddy ’13 fastest marathon Indiana marathon runner.

“Wink,” a book by Rob Harrell ’91, named to NPR’s list of best books for 2020.

M. Colin Hudson ’92 manages new fund for Harris Associates.

Mary Kay Huse ’02, CEO of Mandolin, profiled in Authority Magazine.

Yuka Kitajima ’17 teaches a Tasty Culture Bites masterclass.

Security Industry Association taps Erin Mann ’16 to lead RISE steering committee.

Leah Lewis Seigel ’09 joins staff of Lilly Endowment.

Andrea Heslin Smiley ’90 joins Rockwell Medical’s Board of Directors.

Michael Smith ’70 quoted in story about raising teacher wages in Indiana.

Wall Street Journal article on “The NBA’s most stolen play” quotes Brad Stevens ’99.

Posted on: January 8, 2021

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