Griffin Garnett, JD ’39, is a 92 year-old World War II Veteran with a flair for writing adventures.

Garnett’s latest book, Marcus, hit the shelves in May. The novel is the third and final installment of Garnett’s award-winning The Arlington Trilogy, which he started writing in the early 1990s. At the 2006 Do It Yourself Book Festival, in which thousands of independent writers and publishers compete, Garnett won runner-up in the fiction category for Marcus. The trilogy grew out of Garnett’s experiences during WWII. READ FULL ARTICLE

Alyson Fieldman, BBA ’99, MBA ’01; Matthew Fieldman, MBA ’05; and Erica Fishbein ’06; are serving the Jewish communities of the Former Soviet Union by volunteering through a program called the Jewish Service Corps, sponsored by the Joint Distribution Committee, a major non-profit society. The Fieldmans were recently named Roslyn Z. Wolf Cleveland-JDC International Fellows. The fellowship is awarded each year to an individual (or couple) who has shown excellence and outstanding commitment in the area of Jewish communal service. Erica Fishbein has taken on her role in Minsk, Belarus.