OBERLIN, COMMENCEMENT-WEEKEND, MAY 26, 2002
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The honoree podium. Mary's dad Norman Craig (6th from the left) received the Alumni Medal. |
Mary's dad (2nd from the right) shared the podium with commencement speaker Dr. Judah Folkman (3rd from the left). Folkman pioneered a biomedical technique known as antiangiogenesis. This technique inhibits the growth of blood vessels that support cancer cells. Unfortunately, the development of antiangiogenesis therapies is still in its infancy and Simon is unlikely to benefit from it any time soon. |
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Who would want to mess with her? |
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Miriam with Richard Miller, one of Mary's professors at Wesleyan and a college friend of Mary's parents Ann and Norman Craig. |
Simon listening to music on the Oberlin bandstand at Illumination Night. |
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Enough is enough. |
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Geoff Andrews took Simon and Mary on a flight around Oberlin. Miriam decided that flying wasn't for her yet, so Markus got to stay on the ground with her. |
The Oberlin Airport. The nation's 2897th busiest... |
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Erik Andrews with his children. |
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