Pulteney Street Survey
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Alice Weston Rounds â32
Red Bank, New Jersey
Age: 102
French and Latin double major, Retired Librarian
Member of the William Smith Basketball Team
What do you consider the greatest invention of your lifetime?
Cellphone
Who was your favorite professor?
Professor of Greek Language and Literature Herbert Hilarion Yeames
What person do you most admire?
My mother
At what age did you first drive a car?
25
How many sports were available for women when you attended William Smith?
Five: tennis, basketball, skating, skiing and archery
What clubs were you involved in?
The Little Theatre
What is your favorite William Smith tradition?
Dancing around the maypole
How many students were in each of your classes?
It varied from five to 20
How many of your professors were women?
I had more women than men as professors
Do you have advice for current and future students?
Take advantage of every opportunity
Kristen Kush â12
Fulton, New York
Age: 21
Chemistry major, Selected for Teach for America
Forward on the William Smith Basketball Team
What do you consider the greatest invention of your lifetime?
iPod
Who is your favorite professor?
Associate Professor of Chemistry and Associate Dean of Faculty Christine de Denus
What person do you most admire?
J.K. Rowling
At what age did you first drive a car?
16
How many sports are available for women at William Smith?
Currently, there are 11
What clubs or other organizations are you involved in?
Colleges Brass Ensemble, Neighborâs Night volunteer, Christian Fellowship Club
What is your favorite William Smith tradition?
Celebrating Excellence Dinner
How many students are in each of your classes?
Between seven and 35
How many of your professors were women?
Eight
Do you have advice for current and future students?
Become involved in one or multiple areas of interest but donât forget to stop and hang out with friends
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