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WINTER 2016 IN THIS ISSUE


Loyola magazine is published for alumni and friends.


SENIOR EDITOR Scott Alessi


ART DIRECTOR Ted Yee


DESIGNER Joseph Darrow


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Dana Almdale, Evelina Ayrapetyan (MEd ’13), Elisabeth Brookover, Jocelyn Cheng (BS ’94), Laura Colón Baker (BA ’08), Aaron Cooper, Travis Cornejo, Anne Divita Kopacz (BA ’02), Jennifer Engel,


Anna Gaynor, Elise Haas, Monica Hortob- agyi Siniff (JFRC Spring ’05, BA ’06), Mary Houston (BS ’07, MEd ‘13), Dirk Johnson, Natalie Kaplan, Brendan Keating (JFRC


Spring ’00, BA ’01, JD ’04), Lauren Krause (BA ’10), Leo Krause, Jenny Kustra-Quinn, Leticia Nieto (BA ’03), Ana Plefka, Nick


Ramirez (BASC ’14), Olivia Sievert, Drew Sottardi, Ann Talbot, Kristen Torres,


Megan Troppito, Anne Wicker (BS ’83) PHOTOGRAPHY


Natalie Battaglia, Heather Eidson, Mark Patton


ON THE COVER


Blanca Rodriguez, a member of the inaugural freshman class of Arrupe College of Loyola University Chicago,


works in a classroom inside Maguire Hall. PHOTO BY NATALIE BATTAGLIA


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14 | ACHIEVABLE. ACCESSIBLE. AFFORDABLE.


Arrupe College breaks down barriers to higher education.


18 | A GIVING HEART


A desire to serve others took Marie Ginther (BBA ‘87) around the globe.


DEPARTMENTS » OUR BACK YARD


» AROUND THE WORLD


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» DISCOVERY » ALMA MATTERS


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20 | THE FUTURE STARTS HERE


Clarisse Mendoza (JFRC Spring ‘05, BA ‘06) has a unique vision for elementary education.


22 | THE POSSIBLE DREAM


Renée Suzanne Frodin (BBA ‘87) overcame incredible odds to succeed.


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» PRESIDENT’S REPORT » ALUMNI VOICES


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