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AROUND THE QUADS
Student News
ALL-IVIES: The following Columbia athletes earned
All-Ivy honors in fall 2004: First team: Caroline Bierbaum ’06,
women’s cross country; Wade Fletcher ’05, football;
Thor Gestsson ’05, men’s soccer; Gerry Groothuis ’05,
men’s cross country; and Michael Quarshie ’05, football.
Second team: Rashad Biggers ’05, football; Whitney Booker
’05, lacrosse; Kevin Coco ’05, football; Delilah DiCrescenzo
’05, women’s cross country; Karl Dusen ’05, men’s
cross country; Blake Lindberg ’06, men’s soccer; Kate
Mansur ’05, field hockey; Adie Moll ’05, lacrosse; Shannon
Munoz ’07, women’s soccer; Mark Olivier ’07, men’s
cross country; Lisa Stublic ’06, women’s cross country;
and Tenke Zoltoni ’06, women’s cross country. Honorable
mention: Chuck Britton ’05, football; Cathleen Cimino ’08,
women’s soccer; Meghan Hurlbut ’07, women’s soccer;
Niki Learned ’07, volleyball; Kate Lombard ’08, lacrosse;
John Mulhern ’07, men’s soccer; Prosper Nwokocha ’06,
football; Elizabeth Reeve ’08, field hockey; and Keenan Shaw
’06, football.
Bierbaum, Coco, Dusen, Lindberg, Quarshie and Zoltani also made
Academic All-Ivy, along with Rachel Biondolillo ’05, women’s
soccer; Eva Gudbjornsdottir ’05E, women’s soccer; Erin
Wesseldine ’06, field hockey, and Dean Arnaoutakis ’05,
soccer. Arnaoutakis, a pre-med student, also was a second-team Academic
All-American.
DYCKMAN: Vera Tseylikman ’08, Brenda Cepeda
’07, Alexandra Hernandez ’05 and Katherine Paez ’05
are the Dyckman Institute Scholarship Fund winners for 2004–05.
The fund provides financial support to outstanding College students
from the Washington Heights-Inwood area.
FOOTBALL: Michael Quarshie ’05, co-captain
of the football team, has been named to The National Football Foundation
& College Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete Class, one of 15 players
in the nation to earn the post-graduate scholarship. Nominees must
have a grade point average of at least 3.0, have shown superior
academic application and performance, have outstanding playing ability
and have demonstrated strong leadership and citizenship.
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