Difference between revisions of "Sachems"
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Class of 2003 | Class of 2003 | ||
| − | *Michael Novielli, President CCSC | + | *[[Michael Novielli]], President CCSC and drone in [[SFS]] |
Class of 1992 | Class of 1992 | ||
| − | *Junichi Tamai, CC | + | *Junichi Tamai, CC, Professor of Medicine in Cincinnati |
Class of 1989 | Class of 1989 | ||
| − | *Jonathan D. Lupkin, CC and CLS | + | *Jonathan D. Lupkin, CC and CLS, a New York-based lawyer |
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| + | Class of 1986 | ||
| + | *Derrick Harris, CC and Atlanta-based recruiting consultant | ||
Class of 1975 | Class of 1975 | ||
| − | *N. J. Cardellicchio, CC | + | *N. J. Cardellicchio, CC, a Boston-based lawyer |
Class of 1967 | Class of 1967 | ||
| − | *Roger Lehecka, CC | + | *Roger Lehecka, CC and current Columbia advisor to the Sachems |
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| + | Class of 1959 | ||
| + | *Stephen Joel Trachtenberg, CC and current President of George Washington University | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 00:34, 1 April 2007
The Sachems are a Senior Society. They appear to be incorporated as a not-for-profit society under the laws of the Province of Nova Scotia.
They were responsible for the Lerner Hall prank of Spring 2005, when the ramps were decorated with saffron sheets to mimic Cristo's installation of "The Gates" in Central Park.
Known members
Class of 2008
- Michelle Diamond, President CCSC
- Elizabeth Strauss, President ESC
Class of 2007
- David Chait, President CC Senior Class
- Avi Zenilman, Editor in Chief, Blue and White
Class of 2006
- Tom Fazzio, President ESC
Class of 2003
- Michael Novielli, President CCSC and drone in SFS
Class of 1992
- Junichi Tamai, CC, Professor of Medicine in Cincinnati
Class of 1989
- Jonathan D. Lupkin, CC and CLS, a New York-based lawyer
Class of 1986
- Derrick Harris, CC and Atlanta-based recruiting consultant
Class of 1975
- N. J. Cardellicchio, CC, a Boston-based lawyer
Class of 1967
- Roger Lehecka, CC and current Columbia advisor to the Sachems
Class of 1959
- Stephen Joel Trachtenberg, CC and current President of George Washington University
