NSB Spring 2013 - University of Nevada, Reno

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49th Annual Scripps
Dinner & Lecture
The Scripps family, Reynolds School of Journalism
seniors and graduate students, alumni, friends and
donors gathered for the annual Scripps Dinner &
Lecture March 22. This year’s speaker was Mandalit
del Barco, a correspondent for National Public Radio.
(1) University President Emeritus Joe Crowley.
(2) Scripps Howard Foundation President and CEO Mike
Philipps, Cindy Scripps, Provost Kevin Carman, NPR
correspondent Mandalit del Barco, Scripps Scholar Kenny
Bissett, Scripps Scholar and internship recipient Melissa
McMorran, Bill Scripps, Scripps Scholars Erin Meyering and
Sage Leehey.
(3) Reynolds School recruitment and retention coordinator
Paul Mitchell ’96M.A., ’10Ph.D., the Rev. Jackie Leonard ’71,
College of Liberal Arts Dean Heather Hardy and Reynolds
School visiting professor Caesar Andrews.
(4) Mandalit del Barco, NPR.
Dishin’ the Old Political Dirt
Hundreds of guests joined the Special Collections
department at the University Libraries Feb. 10 for
the opening of former Nevada Sen. Richard Bryan’s
papers and “Dishin’ the Old Political Dirt, What
Really Happened in Nevada Politics,” moderated by
Keith Lee and panelists Senator Bryan ’59, Patricia
Cafferata, Marlene Lockard and Sue Wagner ’83.
(1) Patty Cafferata, Sen. Richard Bryan ’59, Marlene
Lockard, Sue Wagner ’83 and Keith Lee.
(2) Sen. Richard Bryan ’59 addresses the crowd.
(3) University President Marc Johnson with Barbara
Vucanovich (seated), the first woman to represent Nevada
in the U.S. House of Representatives, and her daughter,
former Nevada State Treasurer Patty Cafferata.
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