The University Concourse | Renewed commendations

Renewed commendations

by Christopher P. Wright

I continue to read the University Concourse with great interest, and was particularly impressed with the tone and content of the most recent issue, specifically with the civility, reason and balanced approach of Father Giles, Alicia Hernon and Susan Creel Fischer in approaching their subject matter. Father Giles was always a level head on campus when I attended the University. (Mrs. Fischer preceded my arrival and Mrs. Hernon attended after I graduated.)

Christopher P. Wright, Class of ‘87

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