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Volume LXXXII
Table of Contents
Student Life
Page 18
Student Activities
Page 32
Sports
Page 50
Greek Life
Page 84
Seniors
Page 106
Graduates
Page 112
Faculty
Page 178
Events
Page 194
Commencement
Page 210
"The End"
Page 224
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Oh, Alma Mater here we throng
And sing your praises strong.
Your children gather far and near
And seek your blessings dear.
Fair memories we cherish now
And will forever more.
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September 13, 2002 - BOSTON, Mass. - U.S. News & World Report has
ranked Northeastern University as #1 in the country among programs
that "require or encourage students to apply what they're learning in the
classroom out in the real world." Northeastern came in at the top of the
list in the category of "internships and co-ops" in the annual guide to
national colleges and universities, America's Best Colleges 2003.
'This year, U.S. News introduced new rankings of schools with outstand-
ing examples of academic programs that lead to student success:
"Programs that Really Work." With the help of numerous education
experts, including staff members of the Association of American
Colleges and Universities who are focused on quality initiatives in higher
education, U.S. News identified Northeastern as the leader in efforts to
integrate classroom learning with real-world experiences.
cc We are enormously proud of our flagship co-op program, our other
experiential education programs and the work we have done in recent
years to enrich their educational benefits," noted Northeastern President
Richard M. Freeland. "It is a testament to the dedication of students,
faculty, staff, administrators, and employers that we are recognized as the
nation's leader in practice-oriented education."
The department of cooperative education which administers
Northeastern's flagship co-op program is the undisputed leader in its
field, placing about 8,700 students each year with more than 3,000 co-op
employers in Boston, across the United States, and in many corners of
the world. Unlike most cooperative education universities, Northeastern
offers co-op programs in virtually every undergraduate field of study.
Dear Class of 2003:
As graduates taking part in Northeastern's 101st
commencement exercises, you will always hold a special
place in our remarkable history. You are our first class to
graduate with the knowledge that Northeastern has placed
number one in the country in the U.S. News & World
Report ranking of universities that combine classroom
studies with work experience. That achievement, which
you helped bring about, should serve you well in the years
to come. With pride and pleasure, on behalf of the faculty
and trustees, I congratulate you on reaching this milestone
in your life and wish you every success on the journey that
lies ahead.
As you leave Northeastern, I hope you see your time here
as the beginning of your learning, not the end. There will
always be more to know, deeper levels of understanding
and higher levels of performance to attain. Keep growing
and searching for knowledge, because to stop learning is,
in a real sense, to stop living.
I hope you will seek wisdom and compassion even as you
pursue knowledge and skill. As you discover, make use of
your discoveries. As you learn, teach. As you succeed,
share. What you have acquired during your years here
can make your community— and all the world— a better
place.
I hope, too, that you will keep a place in your heart for
Northeastern. You have earned a permanent place among
us. We want to be a continuing part of your life and your
growth. You are joining generations of graduates, linked
to one another throughout the past century. With you now
in the vanguard, this University, this family of
Northeastern, will flourish anew in the years to come.
Sincerely,
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Communications Club
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English. Club
Finance ^ Investment Club
International Business Club
Linguistics Club
Marketing Association
Math Club
Medical Laboratory Science Club
Music t" Entertainment Industry Student Association (MEISA)
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Physician Assistant Student Society (NUPASSj
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Supply Chain Organization
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National Pan-Hellenic Council
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African Student Organization
Arabic Students Association
Armenian Student Association
Asian Student Union
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Nortkeastern Black Student Association (NBSA)
Nortkeastern Brazilian Organizations
Cape Verdean Students Association
Caribbean Student Organization
Eastern European Organization
Haitian Student unity
Hellenic Club
Indonesian Student Association
Nortkeastern Internatioiial Student Association (NISA)
Korean Student Association
Latin American Student Organization (LAS)
NU Persian
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Turkisk Student Association
UTSAV (Soutkeast Asian Association)
Vietnamese Student Association
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Black Lxutf Students Association
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Sigma Alpka Lambda
Tan Alpka Pi (Engineering Tecknology)
Tan Beta Pi (Engineering)
Upsilon Pi Epsilon (Computer Sciences)
Performing Arts Organizations
Accidentals (a'cappella)
Band Association
Bassix (acappella)
Ckoral Society
Cultural Dance Organization
Dance Company
Downbeats (a'cappella)
Performance Club (Club PerLit)
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Cauldron Yearbook
Nortkeastern News
Onyx Informer (multicultural)
Spectrum Magazine (literary)
Times New Roman (kumor)
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Evangelical NU FelloWskip Forum (ENLIFF)
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Islamic Society
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Academy of Students of Pkarmacy
American Ckemical Society
American Institute of Architectural Students
American Institute of Ckemical Engineers
American Medical Student Association
American Society of Ctoil Engineers (NUSACE)
American Society of Meckanlcal Engineers
Association for Computing Mackinery
Association for Engineering Tecknology
Association of Latino Professionals In Finance If 1 Accountli
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Black Engineering Student Society (BESS)
Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers
Institute of Industrial Engineering
Nortkeastern Black Media Association
Professional Latino Society for Engineering IJ 1 Sciences
Society of Women Engineers
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Class Council Governing Board
Council foe University Programs (CUP)
Graduate 1? Professional student Association (GPSA)
Resident Student Association (RSA)
Student Government Association (SGA)
Special Interest Groups
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Ballroom Dance Team Karmic Awareness
Brothers About Ckange Linux, UNIX Group
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Class of 2003 Council NU Bisexual, Lesbian, <$ Gay Association (NUBILAGA)
Class of 2004 Council NU Bots
Class of 2005 Council NU Campus Against War ^ Racism
Class of 2006 Council NU Huskiers V Outing Club (NUHOC)
Class of 2007 Council NU NAACP
Class of 2008 Council NU Student Association of Commuters (NUSAC)
Colorguard Paintball Club
Connected Ping Pong Team
Deaf Club Progressive Student Alliance of NU
Demiurgical Engineering Club Sailing Club
DoWnkillers Ski 'ft Snowboard Club Student Ambassadors
Eating *& Weight Concerns Project (NEwCOPE) Students for Environmental Action
Entrepreneurs fy Innovators Club Wireless Club
Feminist Student Organization Women's Health, tr Fitness
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#91 Steve Militello
#92 Scott Quimby
#93 Bob McDonough
_ Cecil Howard
#39 Jonathan Kahn
#i Mike Johnson
#41 Bobby French
#94 Brandon Cook
#2 Charles Cameron
#42 Cedric Garner
#95 Ian Nielsen
#3 William Griffin
#43 Keith Kent
#96 Charles Bennett
#5 Quintin Mitchell
#44 Joe Gazzola
#97 Justin Simmons
#6 Robbiel Moore
#45 Ron Carter
#98 Dan Philcox
#7 Tyler Grogan
#46 Ben Woods
#99 Adam Waters
#8 Anthony Nolen
#48 Steve Anzalone
#9 Bismark Osei
#50 Matt Campopiano
Head Coach: Don Brown
#io Rold Luis
#51 Liam Ezekial
Offensive Coordinator: Kevin
#n Kurt Abrams
#52 Jason Zimkus
Morris I
#12 Curtis Guilliam
#53 Ryan Przydzial
Assistant Coach, Linebackers:
#13 Jared White
#54 John McDonald
Keith Dudzinski
#14 Justin Clement
#55 Gene Rich
Assistant Coach, Wide Receiv-
#15 Neil Johnson
#56 Andy Macinnis
ers/Recruiting Coordinator:
#16 Shawn Brady
#57 Chris Bock
Eddy Morrissey
#17 Sean Cassidy
#58 Tim Dwyer
Assistant Coach, Offensive
#18 James Abosi
#60 Greg Abramopaulos
Line/Run-Game Coordinator:
#19 Richard Orah
#61 Nick Daily
Brian Picucci
#20 Frank McDonald
#62 Chris Halliday
Assistant Coach, Defensive
#21 Peter Harris
#63 Paul Preston
Backs: Sidney Powell
#22 Tim Gale
#65 Jason Khouri
Assistant Coach, Defensive
#23 Art Smith
#67 Tom Olivo
Line: Steve Tirrell
#24 EJ Jackson
#70 Ryan Gibbons
Offensive Assistant (Tight
#25 Adam Walter
#71 Keith Driscoll
Ends)/Video: Mike Cerullo
#26 Joe Okrah
#72 Mike Roseborough
Offensive Assistant (Running
#27 Louvans Chariot
#73 Ty Perini
Backs/Video; Brent Thompson
#28 Anthny Riley
#74 David Williams
Defensive Assistant (Defensive
#29 Miro Kesic
#75 Adam Bourget
Line):JJ Fadden
#30 Zach Conway
#76 Tim Avery
Offensive Assistant (Wide
#31 Neil Anderson
#80 Keith Motley
Receivers): Lance Overby
#32 Corey Ponzo
#82 Eric Thomas
Video Assistant: Kevin Picucci
#33 Charles Hughley
#83 Kevin Lawlor
Director of Football Opera-
#35 Mike Hall
#85 Marc Thomas
tions: Jon Mack
#36 Matthew Hayes
#86 Patrick Graham
Strength & Conditioning Coor-
#37 James Souffiant
#87 Cory Parks
dinator: Joel St. Cyr
#38 Gavin Potter
#88 Cody Thompson
Athletic Trainer: Kim Terrell
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2QQ3 Record
Aug. 31 Lock Haven 48-0 W
Sept. 7 at Ohio 31-0 W
Sept. 21 Massachusetts* 42-17 W
Sept. 28 Hofstra* 28-17 W
Oct. 5 at Delaware* 10-27 L
Oct. izRhode Island* 38-13 W
Oct. 19 at Harvard 17-14 W
Record: 10-3 (7-2 Atlantc 10)
* Atlantic 10 Game
Oct. 26 at William & Mary* 13-30
Nov. 2 at Richmond* 24-21 W
Nov. gWillanova* 38-13 W
Nov. 16 at New Hampshire* 49-17
Nov. 23 James Madison* 41-10 W
NCAA 1st Round
Nov. 30 Fordham 24-29 L
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2003 Record
Record: 12-8-2 (6-2-0)
*America East Game
Aug. 30VS Fairleigh Dickinson 1-1 T
Sept. 1
Sept. 6
Sept. 7
Sept. 10
Sept. 14
Sept. 20
Sept. 22
Sept. 24
at Quinnipiac 2-0 W
vs Drury 0-1 L
at Memphis 1-2 L
at St. Peter's 1-2 L
St. Francis (NY) 2-2 T
Oneota State 2-1 W
Sacred Heart 5-0 W
at Holy Cross 0-1 L
Oct. 2 Dartmouth 1-2 L
Oct. 5 at New Hampshire* 2-3 L
Oct. 9 Hartford* 2-1 W
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Oct. 12 at Stony Brook* 2-1
Oct. 16 at Maine* 1-0 W
Oct. 19 Vermont* 4-3 W
Oct. 23 Boston University* 2-1
Oct. 30 at Albany* 2-3 L
Nov. 3 Binghamton* 5-0 W
America East Semifinals
Nov. 9 #1 Northeastern vs #4 New
Hampshire 3-1 W
America East Final
Nov. i7#i Northeastern vs #2 Vermont
2-1 W
NCAA 1st Round
Nov. 23 at Lehigh 1-1 W
NCAA 2nd Round
Nov. 27VS Boston College 1-2 L
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#i Helder Pires
#15 Jeff Gannon
#2 Oumar Thiam
#17 Sergio Saccoccio
#3 Peter Mosconi
#18 David Downing
#4 LeRoy Waatkins
#19 Jay Betley
#5 Joseph Parrish
#20 Dana Myiak
#6 Tom Heimreid
#21 Matthew Handy
#7 Andrew Hickey
#22 Matt Stafford
#8 Julian Daniels
#24 Andrew Babicz
#9 Michael Cipriano
Head Coach: Ed Mat z
#io Athanasios
Assistant Coaches: Jeff
Kirkopoulos
Lipman, Brendan
#nJochen Beck
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#12 Bennie Priieske
Captains: Nate
#13 Jay Hanson
Houghton, LeRoy
#14 Nate Houghton
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#o Cynthia Slowik
#i Jeanette Tremblay
#2 Kelly Smith
#3 Megan Vaccaro
#4 Nicole Bottino
#5 Emily Haahr
#6 Tanya Mello
#7 Caitlin Moroni
#io Filippa Petruccelli
#n Jessie Haidamaka
#12 Jessica Olds
#14 Jackie Spellman
#15 Jill Link
#16 Meghan Kelley
#17 Liz Dyjak
#18 Jess Pfeifer
#19 Jennifer North
#20 Tara McLarney
#21 Andi Matthews
#22 Joane Wolosiewicz
#23 Patti Lynch
#24 Rachel Cambio
#25 Megan Moore
#26 Meryl Carberry
Head Coach: Ed Matz
Assistant Coaches: Kelly
Desmond, Jeff Lipman
Captains: Kelly Smith,
Emily Haahr
Athletic Trainer:
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Record: 8-8-4 (4 _2_2 America East)
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Aug. 31
at Manhattan 1-1 T
Sept. 2
7 at Long Island 3-0 W
Oct. 2iDartmouth 0-5 L
Sept. 4Holy Cross 1-1 T
Sept. 29 at Stony Brook* 1-1 T
Oct. 24 at Boston University* 0-0
T
Sept. 6 at Memphis 0-3 L
Oct. 1 at Sacred heart 0-4 L
Oct. 27 at Binghamton* 11-0 W
Sept. 8 at Mississippi 0-5 L
Oct. 6 at Hartford* 0-3 L
Nov. 1 Albany* 3-0 W
Sept. 12 at Iona 5-0 W
Oct. 8 at Brown 0-2 L
Nov. 3 Vermont* 2-1 W
Sept. 14 Siena 1-0 W
Oct. 11 New Hampshire* 0-1 L
Nov. 8 at Hartford* 0-3 L
Sept. 22 Rider 4-3 W
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2003 Record
Aug. 31 Quinnipiac 4-0 W
Sept. 2 at Massachusets 3-2 W
Sept. 8 William & Mary 1-0 W
Sept. 14 Holy Cross 3-0 W
Sept. i8#i3 Boston College 4-0 W
Sept. 20 vs. Central Michigan 3-1 W
Sept. 22 at #2 Michigan 1-2 L
Sept. 27 at Appalachian State 5-1 W
Sept. 29 at #13 Duke 2-3 L
Oct. 4 at Albany* 6-0 W
Oct. 6 Brown 3-0 W
Oct. 9 at #20 Harvard 2-1
Oct. 12 Vermont* 4-0 W
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Record 18-5 (4-1 America East)
* America East Game
Oct. 13 Fairfield 2-0 W
Oct. 18 #15 California 6-0 W
Oct. 20 at Maine* 1-2 L
Oct. 26 New Hampshire 2-1 W
Nov. 2 at #17 Boston University* 2-1 W
Nov. 5 at Connecticut 1-2 L
America East Semifinals
Nov 8 #1 Northeastern vs #4 Vermont 5-0 W
America East Final
Nov. 10 #1 Northeastern vs #3 Maine 4-0 W
NCAA 1st Round
Nov. 16 UConn at Harvard 1-0 W
NCAA 2nd Round
Nov. 17 Michigan State at Harvard 1-2 L
2003 Roster
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#3 Sara Webber
#20 Alii Bolster
#4 Liane Dixon
#22 Lauren Edelmeieer
#5 Leigh Shea
#24 Aleisha Bemis
#7 Fior Arrindell
#25 Maureen Connelly
#8 Katherine Hopkins
#26 Joy Earley
#9 Mari Creatini
#27 Megan Troxel
#n Katie Grant
#33 Emily Roy
#12 Carley Cook
#77 Diana Nelson
#13 Sarah Broderick
Head Coach:
#14 Natalie Singelais
Cheryl Murtagh
#15 Melissa Rowell
Assistant Coaches:
#16 Nicole DePace
Zowie Tucker
#17 Erin Coyne
Scott Smith
#18 Heather Bernstein
Athletic Trainer:
#19 Jay Quinn
Chad Krawiec
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#11 Kristin Ursillo
#i Karrin Moore
#2 Sara Bill
#3 Jana Kubalova
#4 Larissa Adomat
#5 Lindsay Wagner
#6 Briana Furch
#7 Kelley Cognac
#8 Whitney Wienkoop
#9 Lindsay Feller
#io Rebecca Holland
#12 Jennifer Endres
#13 Shannon Brooker
#14 Erin Spangler
Head Coach: Ken
Nichols
Assistant Coaches:
Sylvie Quenneville
& Colleen Lee
2QQ3 Record
Aug. 30-31 at Colgate Invitational
Aug. 30 vs St. Francis 3-0 W
Aug. 31 vs Colgate 3-0 W
Aug. 31 vs Tulsa 3-0 W
Sept. 5 at South Florida 0-3 L
Sept. j at Central Florida Challenge
Sept. 7 vs Central Florida 2-3 L
Sept. 7 vs Stephen F. Austin 2-3 L
Sept. 13-14 at Rhode Island Classic
Sept. 13 vs Utah State 0-3 L
Sept 14 vs Baylor 1-3 L
Sept. 14 vs Rhode Island 3-1 W
Sept. 20-21 at Valparaiso Invitational
Record: 18-15 Cio -2 America East)
*America East Match
Sept. 20 vs Valparaiso 2-3 L
Sept. 21 vs Fairfield 1-3 L
Sept. 21 vs Jacksonville 1-3 L
Sept. 24 at Brown 1-3 L
Sept. 27 Rutgers 0-3 L
Sept. 29 St. Peter's 3-0 W
Oct. 1 at Holy Cross 3-0 W
Oct. 4-5 at Crimson Classic (Harvard)
Oct. 4 vs Winthrop 0-3 L
Oct. 5 vs Harvard 1-3 L
Oct. 5 vs Dartmouth 3-0 W
Oct 8 New Hampshire* 3-22 W
Oct. n Stony Brook* 2-3 L
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Oct. i2Hartford* 3-0
Oct 15 Connecticut 3-0
Oct. 20 at Maine* 3-0
Oct. 25 Binghamton* 3-0
Oct. 26 Albany* 3-1 W
Oct. 29 at New Hampshire
Nov. 1 at Hartford* 3-0 W
Nov. 2 at Stony Brook* 3-1 W
Nov. 8 at Albany* 3-1 W
Nov. 9 at Binghamton* 3-0
Nov. 15 Maine* 3-0 W
America East Semifinals
Nov. 23 vs Stony Brook 2-3
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Oct. 26 at Boston University 173-124
W
Nov. 10 vs. Maine 171-120 W
Nov.io vs. Central Connecticut State
176-89 W
Nov.16 vs. Army 190-110 W
Dec. 14 at Harvard 107-172 L
Jan. 4 at Dartmouth 142-100 W
Record: 9-4
(4-1 American East)
Jan. 11 at Princeton 133-155 L
Jan. 19 Massachusetts (Senior
Day) 131.5-108.5 W
Jan. 20 at New Hampshire 145-155
L
Jan. 31 at Boston College 119-181 L
Feb. 14-16 America East Champi-
onships at Maine NU 1st 821.15
NU Captains, Jill Vance (L) and Kaitie Calligan (R)
with Head Coach, Roy Coates.
Swimming & Diving
Adela Gavozdea, 2003 qualifier for
the NCAA Diving Championship
2003 Roster
Kelly Colburn
Kaitie Colligan
Alexandra Cooper
Jesse Coxson
Jordan Crown
Rachael Dane
Kelly Engel
Patricia Eng
Adela Gavozdea
Jan Iacopucci
Katherine Kane
Kristen Kane
Jessica La Salle
Sarah Longacre
Freestyle
IM/Butterfly
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Freestyle/Butterfly
Freestyle
Freestyle/IM
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Freestyle/Butterfly
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Freestyle
Breaststroke
Breaststroke
Freestyle
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Rachel Marullo
Kelly Mc Isaac
Kerryn Palmer
Lauren Portman
Sarah Reddick
Emily Rochefort
Katie Schmaling
Cara Tontodonato
Jill Vance
Emily White
Head Coach: Roy Coates
Diving Coach: Brad Snodgrass
Assistant Coach: Heather Montanaro
Volunteer Assistant Coach: Jennifer
Runkel
Backstroke
Freestyle
Freestyle. Butterfly
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Butterfly/IM
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Breastroke
Freestyle
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2003 Roster
# 4 Lizzie Demor
# 5 {Caroline Alexander
# ii Joy Gorham
# 12 Maralene Zwarich
# 13 Aisha Williams
# 14 Katarina Andersson
# 15 Melissa Kowalski
# 21 Franceses Vanin
# 23 Lori Newsome
# 24 Laurie Harris
# 30 Erica Sheppard
#31 Milena Ninkovi
# 33 Joi Jefferson
# 35 Lindsay Mansi
# 44 Michelle Decerbo
Head Coach: Willette
White
Assistant Coach: Karen
Pinkos
Assistant Coach: Mark
McCaleb
Assistant Coach: Shon
Hardy
2003 Record
Nov. 22 Central Connecticut State
62-29 W
Nov. 26 Dartmouth 72-81 L
Nov. 30-1 at Fairfield Tournament
Nov. 30 vs. Georgetown 66-79 L