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Built on the site of Mary Anning's home
Lyme Beach (1900s). Looking towards the site of the Museum
The museum has a very interesting history. It stands in one of the older parts of Lyme Regis, formerly crowded with houses like those which can still be glimpsed up alleyways in Bridge Street and Coombe Street. One of them was the house where Mary Anning was born and where she sold fossils before she moved to Broad Street in 1826.
Mary Anning's House, by W.H.Prideaux and Edward Liddon 1842
Built by Thomas E D Philpot in 1900-1 the museum stood empty and unused for nearly 20 years, and during the First World War, it served as a Red Cross depot. In 1920 Philpot's niece, Caroline, gave the museum to the Borough of Lyme, and in March 1921 two rooms were opened by Dr Wyatt Wingrave, the first honorary curator.
The building of the Museum 1901
Caroline Philpot
However, from 1939 the museum suffered a severe decline. The Borough took over the building during the Second World War, using the ground floor as an ARP report post and the cellar as an air raid shelter.
Rather neglected, it wasn't until the early 1960s when a group of people, including glass engraver Laurence Whistler, took a new interest in the museum, which gradually revived. But by this time the building was deteriorating badly; the exposed east wing had to be demolished due to dilapidation, its utilitarian replacement completed in 1969.
Author John Fowles became Honorary Curator from 1978 – 1988. He set up and funded the Friends of the Museum who provided the volunteers to man the desk and welcome visitors.
But sadly, the Museum's structure was by this time very nearly unsafe. In 1993 the trustees cleared the museum for work to start on its regeneration. The first gallery was officially opened in 1997 by John Fowles. The redevelopment culminated in the museum winning the top national museum prize, the Gulbenkian, in 1999.
This article is based on a leaflet A Brief History of Lyme Regis Philpot Museum by Amy Blacklock & Cate Bennett. For more information see the detailed History of Lyme Regis Museum by Richard Bull.
The Museum after regeneration

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New York, NY, May 30, 2014 --(PR.com)-- The Knowledge Group/The Knowledge Congress Live Webcast Series, the leading producer of regulatory focused webcasts, has announced today that Carlos P. Kizzee Deputy Director, Stakeholder Engagement & Cyber Infrastructure Resilience, United States Department of Homeland Security will speak at the Knowledge Group's webcast entitled: "Hot Topics in Dealing with Banking Cyber Security LIVE Webcast." This event is scheduled for Thursday, June 19, 2014 @ 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM (ET).
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Today, 11-11-11, I reread John Hersey's book Hiroshima (1946).
This is a book written long before films sported iconic mushroom clouds, a la Children of Men (2006), or bristled with pamphlet-perfect flash-'n-blast, like the playground scene in Terminator 2 (1985). It's a book from well before the "nuclear literature" that later became material for graduate-level fields—a book from before the Cold War or the years of post-Dr.-Strangelove sophistication.
This is a book of journalism, built from interviews with six persons who survived an unforeseen actuality in the moment when the Bomb and its effects had been unknown and were still inconceivable, entirely new.
Thus the presentation, moment by moment, of these survivors' (and, in the writing, the author's) confrontation with worsening, unimagined horrors can cut, even today, past our defenses.
It's a good book to read when people in power talk about "taking out" Iran or Israel, Damascus or D.C. It's a book that may have helped, if people in power opened and read it, in 1946, in 1962, yesterday.
A good book to read those hours one wonders if writing's a waste of time.


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Shown: Pet Objects, or, Frustrated Individuals by Michael Fohring, on display at Labour of Love, 223 Carlton St.
Not surprisingly, all of our favourite winter pastimes revolve around Toronto Design Week. We love to mix and mingle with local and international talent, discover new products, and indulge our inner voyeurs at awesome exhibition and event spaces, otherwise hidden from view. What's more, during the Toronto Design Offsite Festival (TO DO) and the Interior Design Show (IDS), our editors get to adorn the best stuff we see with our 100 DL Loves tags. You'll see them hanging in TO DO window installations and on newly minted products you'll want to own after IDS.
Follow the action on our homepage as we spread the love, one day at a time. We'll also be sharing updates via our Instagram under the hashtag #DLLoves18. Be sure to tag your posts so you too can share in the fun.
Inside the hallucinatory installation at last year's Toronto Design Offsite Festival party. Photo by Rob Shostak.
True to its name, the Toronto Design Offsite Festival likes to party in unusual places. This year, the celebration migrates from the Church of the Holy Trinity to Lightform's showroom and warehouse. Here, Jordan Söderberg Mills bends the laws of physics with the installation, 'String Theory,' while the experimental 'Feelbot' by Toronto based Equal Parts Studio adds emotional depth to your live tweets from the dance-positive event.
IDS attracts an impressive roster of bigwigs each year. To name-drop a few: Karim Rashid, Jay Osgerby and Snarkitecture, who collaborate with Caesarstone on a range of kitchen islands. Other guests include celebrity interior designers Kathryn Ireland and Desta Ostapyk, who you may recognize from the Bravo TV shows Million Dollar Decorators and Love It or List It, respectively. We're hoping Jonathan Friedman of Partisans, the architecture firm featured in our current This Creative City issue, will autograph copies of our mag onsite.
Unpacking this showcase is a delight for our editors. Objects that reflect the resources and inspirations of designers living across North America are shipped in Bankers boxes across the continent. Their Toronto Design Offsite Festival 2018 stop, at the Harbourfront Centre, forms a perfect complement to the show In Place (#12 on this list). Share your impressions of both exhibits with the hashtag #DLLoves2018.
What better way to end the Toronto Design Offsite Festival 2018 than to visit, and help dismantle, a towering deer piñata? The party favour looms large in a slick lobby at Yonge and St. Claire, paying tribute to the former inhabitants of Deer Park across the street. We love the community focus that architecture firm Gensler brings to the project.


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This conversation — which took place at Olalekan Jeyifous' studio on May 01, 2019 in Brooklyn, NY — is part of the Project 1 Catalogue. Edited for length and clarity.
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Olalekan Jeyifous is a Nigerian born, Brooklyn-based artist and architect. His work in public art, installation, drawing, collage, and design explores the past and potential futures of urban environments. For Project 1, Jeyifous presents a monumental sculpture titled The Boom and the Bust, referencing the historic and contemporary challenges of housing discrimination and the inequities of urban life.
What are you creating for Project 1?
I'm making a steel and wood sculpture that's about 25 feet in height. The sculpture is looking at the discrepancy in urban development, the idea that while there's an enormous amount of development occurring in the downtown area, there's certain marginalized groups—Blacks and Hispanics in particular—that don't have the same access to it. The sculpture creates a visual juxtaposition. It is this large, almost triumphant, quasi-brutalist, modernist-looking sculpture, a bit of an abstracted building, a large tower. It's segmented, or bifurcated, and in the center, it's abruptly disrupted by a steel grid with a bunch of much smaller scale models of homes. This speaks to how housing is being bought out by a lot of out-of-state investors that are driving up prices, making it difficult for a certain segment of the population to gain access to housing. Even though if you just look at the statistics, development in Grand Rapids seems to be going very well.
Tell me more about your background and your training. How did you arrive at creating public art in such a large scale?
I was trained as an architect at Cornell University, and then transitioned into visual art fairly early. When I graduated I didn't go to work for a traditional architectural practice.
Olalekan Jeyifous, The Boom and the Bust, 2019. Bryan Esler Photo.
Instead, I went to work for a multi-disciplinary design firm called D-Box. They did a lot of really interesting things, like speculative set design, and I was creating computer-generated imagery (CGI) backgrounds. I was given an enormous amount of freedom to conceive of stage sets for these scenes. After four years of working for this firm, I was invited to participate in an exhibit at the Studio Museum in Harlem. It was called Harlemworld: Metropolis as Metaphor. Fifteen artists and architects were invited to reflect on Harlem and its evolution. Being part of this exhibit was an incredible experience. But it was a conflict getting a taste of this incredible freedom and opportunity to really create the ideas of my mind but also having to work, so I quit that job to pursue art full time. Having an architectural background is interesting because architecture—as kind of public imaginary—is supposed to solve problems, but a lot of the work I do is more about generating discourse and inquiry around particular issues.
The work you're creating for Project 1 has an echo of your earlier set designs.
Olalekan Jeyifous, Crown Ether, 2017.
I think so, and that's an important aspect of public art. In an earlier public artwork, before Project 1, I got this Coachella commission that had interactive elements: a three-tiered plinth where festival-goers could sit, and large, branching, tree-like columns they could lean against. Public art appeals to me because there's a high visibility for the artwork and a lower visibility for myself as an artist. It's not like walking into a white-box gallery that proclaims, "this is my show." Public art really allows me to center the art first, and put it in front of a larger public audience.
Where do you look for inspiration? What do you look at; who are you reading?
My inspiration comes from everything that I am interested in. A lot of my work is inspired by science fiction. I would say even this work for Project 1, with this larger piece incepted by smaller pieces, can be approached through a sci-fi lens. Science fiction takes contemporary issues and exacerbates them or resolves them but in a very tenuous way. That's what I'm interested in doing in a lot of my work. I look socio-political or mytho-cultural ideas, utopian or dystopian ideas, and project them into the future.
There's a book that really inspired a lot of my recent work by China Miéville called The City & The City. It's about two cities that literally occupy the exact same space in fictional Eastern European twin city-states. People are not allowed to engage or interact with the other city and the other city's inhabitants at all without going through this bureaucratic process of officially crossing the border into that other city. Once you're in that other city you can't interact with individuals from the city you just left, but they occupy literally the exact same space. They're walking back and forth on the same sidewalks; they're going into the same shops. They're differentiated by very subtle differences: body language, clothing, language, their inflections, the way they move. It's such a fascinating concept that describes how from a very young age, children are conditioned to recognize inhabitants of the other city and to follow this pattern.
It makes me think a lot about my neighborhood in Brooklyn, Crown Heights. I see the same thing as that sci-fi story happening between a lot of the new arrivals to this community and the longtime residents. Unless they're going to the same bodega, and one opens the door for the other, there's very limited interaction between them. You can see walking up and down the streets literally two different sorts of inhabitants occupying the same space.
That led me to think about ideas of community, gentrification, and evolution of neighborhoods, but also the idea of the way neighborhoods are developed, their ownership, and who they're for.
Let's talk about Lagos, Nigeria. This is a city that looms large for you, right?
I was born in Nigeria, but I'm not from Lagos. I was actually born in Ibadan, hours away from Lagos, and then moved to Ife, a neighboring city of Ibadan, when I was young. When I returned to Nigeria after many years, I went to Lagos. It's almost like I haven't quite been all the way home yet. I'm just fascinated with huge megacities. For me, Lagos—being born in Nigeria, and from Nigeria—is the perfect place to really think about cities. The 20 plus years away helped create a detachment that is potentially an advantage for the freedom of creating certain types of work, but also induces certain blind spots because I'm not from there. Within that context, I created a project called Shanty Megastructures about Lagos.
Olalekan Jeyifous, Shanty Megastructures, 2015.
A lot of urban development in Nigeria is massive, and it doesn't really focus on marginalized communities. In Lagos, some 65% of the urban inhabitants reside in informal settlements. These communities are at best ignored, but at worst they're bulldozed and actively destroyed. So I wanted to create these colossal developments that reflected the building typologies and the language of informal settlements. It became a very interesting conversation about, "Is this utopian architecture?," "Is this dystopian architecture?" And so when I presented the work in Nigeria, I gave a lecture to architecture students at the University of Lagos. After I presented the work it was kind of eviscerated by one of the students, it was called, "ruin porn for Western media," There was a round of applause, but then another student stood up and said, "You know, we have to challenge our ideas of why this is 'ruin porn' to you. This looks like very interesting architecture that makes use of local materials and that grows organically, that is community-minded, that focuses on sustainability and natural resources."
In a place like Lagos, there are so many contradictions and juxtapositions. There's all this development, and there's a lot of wealth, but then there's a lot of poverty. There's a lot of infrastructure, but then there are also a lot of disruptions to the infrastructure. There's a major economy and investment, but simultaneously there's a huge informal economy that occurs simultaneously.
FOR ME IT WAS REALLY ABOUT GENERATING THAT DISCOURSE AROUND LARGE-SCALE URBAN DEVELOPMENT AND WHO IT'S FOR.
Yeah. I want to circle back to something you said a minute ago about visibility… When there are narratives formed around cities, who are the characters in those narratives, and who's visible? And when we imagine futures, who do we imagine them for? It seems we have a responsibility to imagine who belongs in a city, and how the built environment can play that out for good or for ill.
That idea of belonging all comes back to who's telling the story. And that's why there's a large push for voices that you don't normally hear from. There's an incredible amount that those voices can contribute to the realm of creativity and art and history and more. It's been proven that those voices are compelling and interesting. For the longest time Hollywood, for example, wouldn't invest in certain kinds of movies because they didn't believe they would draw audiences, and now that's being disproved. You can see a direct response to a film that features an all-Black cast but still does ridiculous numbers. That idea can expand into urban planning and city policy. The voices of particular communities have an enormous amount to contribute that benefits everyone, whether you look like this individual or not. You don't lose anything by adding voices to the conversation; you literally only gain by adding voices. There's an idea that one space becomes diminished as another voice gains, but that's actually not what happens. Instead, you get an enormous amount of stories and perspectives to choose from and to consider.
How does the design of space, cities, and buildings affect who feels like they belong in a given space?
People don't understand that everything is designed. A stop sign literally does not have to have eight sides; someone made a very clear decision to create a graphic standard that we all accept. On a larger scale, it's design decisions that put a particular highway system through a poor neighborhood. Only when it's that broad and impactful when it's clear that the powers that be are putting something through a certain community space that they wouldn't put through another community space does it become apparent that we should have a say in the way cities are designed. ■
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REPORT: Chelsea linked with fantastic £22m move for Barcelona winger.
According to Spanish paper El Mundo Deportivo, Chelsea are preparing an offer of £22m to sign Barcelona's out of favour winger Pedro ...
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According to Spanish paper El Mundo Deportivo, Chelsea are preparing an offer of £22m to sign Barcelona's out of favour winger Pedro this summer. It's fantastic news in my opinion.
I had seen this rumour appear in a number of different sources but now The Telegraph is reporting the same story there has to be real substance in this one.
You think of Pedro and his lightening pace and work rate comes to mind first and foremost, followed by his goals, his influence down that left or right and side and finally his obvious friendship with Cesc Fabregas.
Having signed for Barcelona at 17 years of age, Pedro was taught that famous Barcelona way of playing at their Academy La Masia with the likes of Lionel Messi and Fabregas. He became part and parcel of Pep Guardiola's team that took La Liga and European Football by storm.
However, under the new manager Luis Enrique, he seems to have lost his way as Luis Suarez was signed to play down the middle, Lionel Messi has been pushed out wide right with Neymar playing down the left hand side. At present, Pedro has to settle for life on the bench, making bit part appearances as a substitute.
So what of the link to Chelsea? As I said, I believe it's fantastic and this is definitely someone I would like to see here next summer. His overall play is excellent as he has proven to be a threat with his goals, his pace and his ability but it's his willingness to work hard without the ball that has to attract Jose Mourinho to him.
Think of how Barcelona would press high up the pitch under Guardiola as a unit, how they would have everyone pushed up, hassling opponents in their own half and around their own box to win back possession. Pedro was part of that philosophy and that could be key for Jose Mourinho.
Let's also not forget that the Barcelona players have seen what has happened with Cesc Fabregas here. They have seen that although the player has Barcelona in his heart, he was not happy at not being an important aspect of their team; forever being substituted in games and being asked to play in positions he didn't want to. They have seen him come here and have success of the League Cup and hopefully the Premier League title as one of the most important players of the team. Pedro can do the same here.
There are and will be plenty of rumours and speculation about possible Chelsea signings this summer. However, for me, Pedro is one of the stand out reports I have seen and I really hope we can sign him for as little as £22m.
What do you people think?


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Comedian Garry Shandling passes away at 66
Variety March 24, 2016
[Ed. – An iconic comedy figure for a certain generation. R.I.P.]
Comedian, actor, writer and producer Garry Shandling, known for "It's Garry Shandling's Show" and "The Larry Sanders Show," died Thursday, the Los Angeles Police Department confirmed. He was 66.
A spokesman for the LAPD said they received a 911 call from Shandling's home on Thursday, saying the comedian suffered from a "medical emergency." He later died at an L.A. hospital. …
Born in Chicago, Shandling was raised in Tucson, Ariz., and started out majoring in electrical engineering before completing a marketing degree at the University of Arizona. After moving to Los Angeles, he sold a script for "Sanford and Son" and also wrote for "Welcome Back, Kotter." He guest-hosted on "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" and was in consideration to become Carson's replacement. After a serious car accident, he began working on his stand-up comedy act.
In 1986, he created his own sitcom "It's Garry Shandling's Show," also an early original series effort for Showtime. …
Shandling was never married and did not have children. TMZ first reported the news.
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BANKS AND BRAES (O' BONNY DOON). AKA and see "Bonnie Doon," "Lost is My Quiet," "Caledonian Hunt's Delight (The)." Scottish, Air and Waltz. D Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AB. The antiquarian William Chappell claims the tune is English on the strength of its being included in a Collection of English Songs by Dale (who published about 1780-1794) under the title "Lost is my quiet." However, the collector John Glen (1891) relates a delightful story of the tune's origins involving the famous Scots poet, Robert Burns (1759-1796), who wrote to publisher George Thomson in 1794:
Do you known the history of the air? It is curious enough. A good many years ago, Mr. James Miller, writer in your good own (Edinburgh), a gentleman whom, possibly, you know, was in company with our good friend Clarke; and taling of Scottish music, Miller expressed an ardent ambition to be able to compose a Scots air. Mr. Clarke, partly by way of a joke, told him to keep to the black keys of the harpsichord, and preserve some kind of rhythm, and he would infallibly compose a Scots air. Certain it is, that, in a few days, Mr. Miller produced the rudiments of an air which Mr. Clarke, with some touches and corrections, fashioned into the tune in question. Ritson, you know, has the same story of the black keys; but this account which I have just given you, Mr. Clarke informed me of several years ago.
Miller's tune was first published under the title "Caledonian Hunt's Delight (The)" in Gow's 2nd Collection (1788), but Glen concludes that it is more likely that "Lost is my quiet" is a poor adaptation and nothing else. He also notes there is a tune having a supposed resemblance in Playford's Appollo's Banquet (1690) entitled "Scotch Tune (A)" (No. 68), but in the end he believes that "neither Chappell's arguments nor facts are strong enough to deprive Mr. Miller of his claim." "The Caledonian Hunt's Delight" appears also in George Thomson's A Select Collection of Original Scottish Airs for the Voice (Edinburgh, 1793-1797), arranged by Kozeluch. A rondo on the air was composed by Domenico Corri (1746-1825) under the title "Favourite Irish Air" (which, of course, it is not).
Burns wrote verses to the melody in 1791 in a song called "The Banks o Doon"; actually writing three different versions of the lyric. The third begins:
Ye banks and braes O' Bonnie Doon,
How can ye bloom sae fresh and fair?
How can ye chaunt, ye little birds,
And I'm sae wearyful O' care?
Ye'll break my heart ye warbling bird,
That warbles on the flow'ry thorn.
Ye mind me O' departed joys,
Departed never to return.
Francis O'Neill (Irish Folk Music, p. 56), taking up the Irish banner, reports that George Farquhar Graham, editor of Wood's Songs of Scotland, states there is an Irish claim to the melody which predates the Burns verses. A jig setting can be found in Kerr (Merry Melodies, vol. 4), p. 28, as "Bonnie Doon."
In the United States an early printing appears in the Ira Clark Jr. Manuscript (p. 55), from the year 1790. Mr. Clark resided in Simsbury, Connecticut. A variant can be found in the American Veteran Fifer (1905).
Source for notated version:
Printed sources: Kerr (Merry Melodies, vol. 1), c. 1880's; No. 3, p. 25.
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Nemanja Marinkovic '07 Part of Endicott Athletics Hall of Fame, Class of 2016
ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME MEMBERS | NOMINATE FOR THE CLASS OF 2017 |HOMECOMING SCHEDULE
BEVERLY, Mass. – The Endicott Department of Athletics and Recreation is proud to announce that on Homecoming Weekend (September 23-25), former men's basketball star Nemanja Marinkovic '07 and women's volleyball standout Meghan Hall '08 will be the 46th and 47th student-athlete alumni/ae inducted into the Endicott Athletics Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2016.
"Nemanja and Meg embody all of the characteristics that we look for in Endicott Athletics Hall of Fame inductees," said Director of Athletics Dr. Brian Wylie. "Both displayed a high level of athleticism and had a long-lasting impact on their respective programs. Their scholarly pursuits and postgraduate careers are a strong representation of both the ideals of the College and the kind of student-athlete that competes for Endicott. We are extremely proud and honored to be inducting Nemanja and Meg into our Hall of Fame along with other Gull greats."
The Endicott Athletics Hall of Fame celebration will take place over the course of two days on Homecoming Weekend starting with the Gull Club Hall of Fame Celebration and Donor Recognition Dinner on Friday, September 23 at 6:30 p.m. in the Post Center Hospitality Suite. The following morning starting at 9:00 a.m. in MacDonald Gymnasium, Marinkovic and Hall will be officially inducted in front of a crowd of family, friends, former coaches and teammates, as well as current student-athletes, coaches, and administrators at the President's Welcome, Athletics Tribute, and Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony.
The Friday evening portion is invitation only and space is limited. More information can be obtained by contacting Assistant Director of Athletic Giving/Annual Giving John Halsey atjhalsey@endicott.edu or 978-232-2019. Saturday's President's Welcome, Athletics Tribute, and Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony is open to the public.
NEMANJA MARINKOVIC '07, MEN'S BASKETBALL
A native of Belgrade, Serbia, Nemanja Marinkovic '07 elevated the Endicott men's basketball program into a dominant force in the Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) with three consecutive conference titles leading to NCAA Tournament appearances from 2004-06. During his exceptional four-year career, Marinkovic led arguably Endicott's most successful teams that went 80-33 overall and 54-10 in conference play.
"It is an honor for me to become inducted into the Endicott Athletics Hall of Fame," said Marinkovic, who is currently tied for second all-time in scoring with 1,495 career points along with John Henault '15 but leads the program's record books in rebounding (920), field goals made (579), and games played (112). He also ranks in the top-10 for assists (274) and steals (129).
"Endicott College was my home for four years and during that time I tried my best to contribute to the success of the basketball team and College in any way I could. It is incredible that Endicott has noticed my work and efforts and has given me a chance to leave my mark eternally at the College by awarding me in this way."
Marinkovic was honored lavishly throughout his career with accolades for both his athletic and academic achievements as a business administration major concentrating in international business. He was named CCC Rookie of the Year in 2003-04 after averaging 13.3 points and 8.2 rebounds per game with 50 assists and 40 steals. Over the course of his playing career, Marinkovic collected four All-CCC awards including three First Team nods in 2004, 2006, and 2007. Academically, Marinkovic was a model student-athlete as he earned a spot on the CCC Academic All-Conference team three times as well as Endicott Academic Varsity Club honors as a sophomore, junior, and senior.
"Endicott was a perfect fit for me as an international student, a rising college with a great reputation and I felt I was part of a bigger family. I was surrounded by so many talented student-athletes and we all pushed each other to become better as individuals and also as teams. For that matter, I feel extremely privileged to become part of the Hall of Fame as others helped me thrive to success."
Indeed, for Marinkovic, success cannot be attributed to his individual motivation and drive. There were a number of key supporters that factored into Marinkovic's collegiate academic and athletic prowess.
"Initially, I would like to thank President Richard E. Wylie, Vice President Tom Redman and Coach (Michael) Plansky who believed and allowed me to come to Endicott College as a student-athlete. They helped me adjust to the collegiate basketball culture from the moment I applied to the College until I graduated. Professor Margaret Ake has been my mentor and advisor who taught me so much in life and she will always be seen in my eyes as my American mother. I am still very close with her and her family to this day. I will never forget moments with Professor Richard Nastasi and his support and encouragement on and off the court. Finally, every single teammate helped me achieve this honor as it reflects team accomplishment where we were able to bring success to the College's athletic program together."
Today, Marinkovic works for the General Magnaplate Corporation, a company he initially did a business case study with during his junior year at Endicott. That case study work parlayed into a full-time position after graduation and he has been working there for nine years. He has a corporate role in the company, handling all international operations and marketing for the company. Marinkovic returned to his native Serbia after graduating from Endicott.
MEGHAN HALL '08, WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
Meghan Hall '08, originally from a suburb of Santa Cruz, Calif. called Corralitos, joined the Endicott women's volleyball program as a setter and led the program to four consecutive CCC title match appearances with three championships in 2004, 2006, and 2007. During her illustrious career, in which she became the program's all-time leader in assists (4,934) and service aces (314), Endicott accumulated a 104-47 overall and 35-2 in-conference record. Hall's athletic excellence was at its peak in Endicott's first-ever NCAA Tournament in 2006, a five-set victory over Eastern Connecticut State, in which she totaled 49 assists, 23 digs, six kills, and two aces.
"Being named to the Endicott Athletics Hall of Fame is such a special honor," said Hall, who currently resides and works in London after studying abroad during her sophomore year. "Playing volleyball at Endicott gave me some of the best memories of my athletic career. Having moved out of the country, I'm overjoyed with the opportunity to return to campus and see how everything has developed over the past several years."
For Hall, the student-athlete experience was a rewarding one that helped shape her into the person she is today.
"Being a student-athlete brought balance and discipline to my life. Being honored for my hard work as a student-athlete is such a special recognition. It makes me very proud of the hard work and long hours that I put into both my training and studying."
Hall's accolades were abundant, headlined by two major conference awards: CCC Rookie of the Year in 2004 and CCC Player of the Year in 2006. She is the only player in program history to be named to the All-CCC First Team four times. In 2004, as a freshman, she also earned American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) All-New England Honorable Mention honors.
Hall's outstanding success as a student-athlete at Endicott can be attributed to a number of key individuals she developed relationships with over the years.
"I had an incredible support network at Endicott. Professor (Rich) Nastasi was such a pillar in my success. He was always there to help me in the classroom and supported me equally on the court. Professor (Dina) Gentile was also a great support. She was not only an inspiration as a strong woman, but also always had a very encouraging way of pushing you to be your best. My teammate Kim Marschner was a great partner in crime on the team. We were the only two of our year and had many adventures together, including doing our third-year internships in San Francisco. That being said, all my teammates were so incredible, their parents were all such amazing supporters, and the men's volleyball team was always there for us during our season. Last but not least, thank you to Coach Tim Byram who was there to keep us in check for the four years we played. I feel blessed to have had such great support during my time at Endicott."
After a study abroad experience in London her sophomore year, Hall decided to relocate to England where she has been ever since she graduated in 2008. She works in the heart of London in Soho as a Social Media and Content Manager for a fashion/lifestyle public relations and communications agency called MODUS.
August 22, 2017 Aaron Karkow '12 Takes Next Step, Joins Charlotte Hornets Sports Medicine Staff
July 17, 2017 Motroni, Walker Shine At Euro Pro Basketball Exposure Camp
June 12, 2017 Endicott Places A School Record 83 Student-Athletes On CCC Spring Academic All-Conference List
May 17, 2017 Endicott Sweeps 2016-17 Men's & Women's CCC All-Sports Trophies
March 23, 2017 Men's Basketball Finishes Season With Program-Best No. 19 National Ranking
March 15, 2017 Kamahl Walker's All-Region Accolades Keep Rolling In
March 10, 2017 NCAA TOURNAMENT: Endicott's Historic Run Ends In Sweet 16 At No. 6 Middlebury, 89-60
March 6, 2017 NCAA TOURNAMENT: Endicott Dances Its Way To Sweet 16 At Middlebury On Friday
March 4, 2017 NCAA TOURNAMENT: Familiar Foes Endicott, Nichols To Meet Again In Second Round
March 4, 2017 NCAA TOURNAMENT: At-Large And In Charge, Endicott's 111-75 Victory Over Nichols Is Sweet
March 3, 2017 NCAA TOURNAMENT: Endicott Heading Back To NCAA Second Round With 71-68 Win Over No. 16 Salisbury
February 27, 2017 NCAA TOURNAMENT: Endicott Earns At-Large Bid; Will Battle No. 16 Salisbury On Friday In Pennsylvania
February 25, 2017 CCC CHAMPIONSHIP: Endicott Falls To Nichols, 67-64
February 24, 2017 CCC CHAMPIONSHIP PREVIEW: No. 2 Endicott and No. 1 Nichols To Clash In Title Game
February 23, 2017 CCC SEMIFINALS: No. 2 Endicott Overpowers No. 6 Eastern Nazarene, 84-66
February 22, 2017 CCC SEMIFINALS PREVIEW: No. 2 Endicott To Host No. 6 Eastern Nazarene On Thursday
February 21, 2017 CCC QUARTERFINALS: #2 Endicott Catches Fire In 110-64 Victory Over #7 Salve Regina
February 20, 2017 Men's Basketball Earns Two Major Awards, Three All-CCC Selections
February 19, 2017 The Last Playoff Run: By Drew Sawyer
February 19, 2017 CCC QUARTERFINALS: No. 2 Seed Endicott To Host No. 7 Seed Salve Regina On Tuesday
February 18, 2017 Gulls Celebrate 84-72 Win Over Western New England On Senior Day
February 14, 2017 Endicott Flies By Salve Regina, 79-44
February 13, 2017 Kamahl Walker Tabbed As CCC Player of the Week
February 11, 2017 Long Ball Lights Up The Scoreboard For Endicott Over Roger Williams, 101-71
February 10, 2017 Men's Basketball Team To Host Special Olympics Basketball Event On Saturday
February 9, 2017 Max Motroni Named To CoSIDA Academic All-District First Team
February 8, 2017 Nichols Bison Even Things Up With Endicott, 92-87
February 6, 2017 Kamahl Walker Named CCC Player Of The Week
February 4, 2017 Kamahl Walker Sounds Off For A Season-High 29 Points In Endicott's 82-65 Win At Gordon
January 31, 2017 On A Historic Night For Kamahl Walker, Endicott Blitzes UNE, 81-53
January 28, 2017 Gulls Recover From Slow Start To Put Away Wentworth, 67-61
January 25, 2017 Endicott Ignites In 100-59 Win At Curry; Daquan Sampson Reaches 1,000 Career Points
January 23, 2017 Gull Revolution Winter 2017 Promo Schedule
January 17, 2017 RWU Hawks Slip By Endicott, 73-66
January 14, 2017 Chris Lipscomb's Career-High 18 Points Helps Endicott Turn Away Nichols, 93-80
January 11, 2017 Three Gulls In Double Figures Spark Gulls' 82-66 Win At Salve Regina
January 7, 2017 WNEU Hands Endicott Its First CCC Loss, 74-70
January 5, 2017 Endicott Tops Gordon, 84-83, In Thriller
January 3, 2017 All-Around Team Effort Lifts Endicott Over Wentworth, 76-67
December 30, 2016 Coach Bettencourt Gets 50th Career Victory In Endicott's 79-67 Win Over Regis
December 29, 2016 Gulls Best USM, 73-62, In Salem St. Holiday Classic
December 10, 2016 Bridgewater St. Sneaks Past No. 20 Endicott, 86-82
December 8, 2016 No. 20 Men's Basketball Cruises Past Salem State, 82-64
December 7, 2016 Endicott Athletics To Stream All Home Games On Facebook Live
December 6, 2016 No. 20 Endicott Makes Milestone Headway With 78-65 Win At UNE
December 3, 2016 No. 24 Endicott Skirts Past Eastern Nazarene, 72-68
November 30, 2016 No. 24 Endicott Runs Past Curry, 85-56
November 28, 2016 Daquan Sampson Named CCC Player of the Week
November 27, 2016 Second Half Surge Propels Gulls Past No. 24 Middlebury, 93-89
November 20, 2016 Gulls Fall, 72-60, To No. 3 Babson College In Babson Tip-Off Tournament
November 19, 2016 Gulls Open Season With 86-56 Victory Over Anna Maria In Babson Tip-Off Tournament
November 18, 2016 Student Of The Game: Daquan Sampson '17 Is Always Willing To Learn, On The Court & In The Classroom
November 16, 2016 Men's Basketball 2016-17 Season Preview
November 9, 2016 Men's Basketball Picked Atop The CCC Preseason Poll
November 1, 2016 EC OBSERVER: Coaches' Corner With Lance Greene '13
September 28, 2016 Endicott Inducts Hall and Marinkovic, Raises Five Banners, and Recognizes Individual Achievements
September 22, 2016 All in the Family, an Endicott Athletics Sibling Featured Story
August 31, 2016 Nemanja Marinkovic '07 Part of Endicott Athletics Hall of Fame, Class of 2016