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Hunter in the News
Office of Communications

Week of November 21-25


1. Introducing New Park City Faculty (Park Record)

Annie Grappone comes from a family of educators. Her mother worked as a school counselor and her father an English teacher. Grappone said she recently went back to school to get her Master'sDegree because she knew her future was also in education. Grappone moved from New York City to Utah this summer and is now the after-school coordinator for the community education-supported program Camp Falcon, located at Parley's Park Elementary School.


"I knew I was always meant to live out West. When I decide to move out here Park Citybecame the No. 1 choice," she said. "I moved to Utah to have a more outdoor lifestyle and to have a change of scenery, literally." …

http://www.parkrecord.com/ci_19393122

2. A Doc Ranks Airlines with the Healthiest In-Flight Snacks of 2011 (Concierge.com<http://Concierge.com/>)



A snack in First Class on Virgin America


Over the next few days, millions of air travelers are going to sit down to eat something they likely wouldn't otherwise. It's called an in-flight meal and, as with the airlines themselves, the quality varies. Some will be stuck with "nuts or pretzels?" while others live in luxury with "chicken or beef?" What will you choose this holiday travel season? Allow a doctor to help out...

Dr. Charles Platkin, PhD, MPH is an assistant professor at the CUNY School of Public Health at Hunter College in NYC and he's just published his "2011 Airline Food Survey" at DietDetective.com<http://www.dietdetective.com/columns/annual-airline-snacking-and-onboard-food-survey-with-health-ratings-for-2011.aspx>. Reviewing in-flight menus and nutritional information for offerings on Air Canada, American, Delta, JetBlue, Southwest, Spirit, United, US Airways andVirgin America, Dr. Platkin rated each airline out of four stars based on the protein, variety and calories of their onboard offerings. The findings are kinda shocking...

http://www.jaunted.com/story/2011/11/22/122625/37/travel/A+Doc+Ranks+Airlines+with+the+Healthiest+In-Flight+Snacks+of+2011

3. Performing Arts Faculty Join Campus (Hobart and William Smith Colleges)

With the new academic year, Hobart and William Smith Colleges continue to expand the breadth and depth of the course offerings and the diversity of the faculty. Joining the Colleges this year are several new faces in the theatre and music departments, helping students explore dramatic literature, music of the film world and the culture of hip-hop.

Charity Lofthouse joined the Colleges as an instructor of music. After receiving her B.M. from Oberlin College in 1999,Lofthouse is now a Ph.D. candidate at the CUNY Graduate Center, where she is working on her dissertation "Sonata Theory, Rotational Form, and Deformation in Dmitri Shostakovich's Early Symphonies." This semester, Lofthouse is teaching the classes "Music at the Movies" and "Chromatic Theory."…

http://www.hws.edu/dailyupdate/NewsDetails.aspx?aid=14909

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