Decade: 1960-69
John Bick
What do you do? Presently retired after a career that included the St. Louis Suburban Journals and a long career in the local business newspaper realm. Was founding general manager of the St. Louis Business Journal in 1980, leading to a primary role in founding seven more business journals and the turnaround of three others. … Continued
Howard Alexander
What do you do? For the past five years I have been running a speakers’ bureau for a three-hospital medical center in Scottsdale, Ariz. I arrange for medical experts to discuss health and wellness topics with local civic groups. You might say I’m the “casting director” for the hospital system. How did you get your … Continued
Paul Welsh, BJ ’68
Paul Welsh, BJ ’68, has published a book, “The St. Bernard Principle: Why Specialists Are the Alpha Dogs in Business,” available through Amazon as well as independent booksellers.
Larry Moore, MA ’68
Larry Moore, MA ’68, was honored by readers of Kansas City Magazine as Best Kansas City News Anchor for 2011. 243,000 ballots were cast. The honor was presented at a gala on August 18. Moore is primary news anchor and editor of the 5, 6, and 10 p.m. weeknight news on KMBC-TV in Kansas City.
Linda Quinet, BJ ’65
Linda Quinet, BJ ’65, is retired and living in Paris.
Steve Rivkin, BJ ’68
Steve Rivkin, BJ ’68, is the managing partner of Rivkin & Associates, Inc. in Glen Rock, N.J.
John Bick, BJ ’67
John Bick, BJ ’67, is retired and living in Allen, Texas.
William Brown, Jr., BJ ’69
William Brown, Jr., BJ ’69, is a play-by-play broadcaster for the Houston Astros in Houston.
Carolyn Mulford, MA ’62
Carolyn Mulford, MA ’62, now has a middle grade/YA historical novel, The Feedsack Dress, now available as an e-book at from Barnes and Noble, downloadable to the Nook, computer, iPhone, iPad, and Android smartphone. The print edition remains available from Cave Hollow Press and from Amazon.
Grace Voss, BJ ’65
Grace Voss, BJ ’65, has for the past six years edited The Roadrunner, a 12-page bi-monthly newsletter for the Santa Cruz County Cycling Club. This year The Roadrunner was named one of two best newsletters for bicycling clubs in the U.S. by the League of American Bicyclists. The LAB said The Roadrunner was tops, not … Continued