Clara (Schwartz) Console (1986) writes, "Hello Temple classmates...I recently reentered the entrepreneurial world by co-founding Infinity Learning Enterprises LLC. I am reaching out to Temple alumni...I have two requests: 1)I am eager to introduce this Training Resource company to company owners, HR or Training Directors. We offer one-stop training services so that you won't need to spend countless hours looking for trainers and experts to provide your training programs. We've done the legwork already and can provide real-time training to your employees.2) We are looking to meet trainers, consultants and experts that are interested in project work. If you are interested in either of these two options, contact us at info@infinitylearn.com. Go Temple!!"

Charlie Neiss (1981) writes, "After working in Manhattan for over 21 years, my company has relocated me to an office in Warren, NJ, 4 miles from home. Going from an hour and a half each way to seven minutes...it's like having a life!"

Alix Dobkin, TYL '62, published "My Red Blood: A Memoir of Growing Up Communist, Coming Onto the Greenwich Village Folk Scene and Coming Out in the Feminist Movement" with Alyson Books in 2009. A well-known lesbian folk singer, Dobkin's book recounts her life in the 1940s, when she watched Jane Powell at Radio City Music Hall and Jackie Robinson at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn, N.Y., and met Paul Robeson; as a teenager, when Dobkin responded to the anticommunism of the 1950s by joining the Communist Party and touring the Soviet Union; as part of the Greenwich Village folk music scene, befriending Bob Dylan; and eventually, as a pioneer of women's folk music. For more information or to purchase the book,visit www.alyson.com/9781593501075.html or www.ladyslipper.org. For more information about Dobkin, visit www.alixdobkin.com.

Quinton Davis (1990) recently accepted a position at CTI Consultants, Inc. located in Chantilly, VA as Senior Project Engineer / Assistant Branch Manager. Quinton recently was employed at New Jersey Department of Transportation as Principal Engineer Materials. "After a 14 year career at NJDOT, I've began a career at CTI Consultants where I'll be consulting on Civil Engineering/Construction projects in Northern Virginia and Washington, DC."

Quinton Davis (1990) was recently promoted to Principal Engineer, Materials from Senior Engineer, Materials at NJ Department of Transportation located in Trenton, NJ. "I've been promoted within the Department's Bureau of Materials after serving as the Senior Engineer of the Soils & Fine Aggregate Testing Group. I will be the Principal Civil Engineer over three materials testing groups: Portland Cement Concrete Testing, Soils & Fine Aggregate Testing, and Structural Steel Testing."

L. D. Adonis is currently teaching Art Appreciation and Humanities at the International Academy of Art & Design.

Mr. Adonis retired from his position as Asst. Artistic Director of the Philadehia Department of Recreation/ Mural Arts Program

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Mark Marino (1979) recently accepted a position at AON Worksite Solutions located in Clearwater, FL as Insurance Agent. Mark recently was employed at AIG American General as Insurance Agent. "Specializes in worksite voluntary employee benefits such as disability, life, cancer and accident insurance."

Peter Zales (1977) recently accepted a position at Advertising Systems, Inc. located in Pennsauken, NJ as Account Executive. Peter recently was employed at Affordable Offset Printing, Inc as Sales Representative. "I have been in the graphics/printing industry since graduating Temple in the late 70's. The new company I joined, Advertising Systems, Inc (ASI) is known as a "digital solutions company" with special emphasis on web development hosting and trade show exhibtions. I am excited about combining my 25 yrs of print media backround with the advances and possibilites of digital technology."

Kimberlee Brown (1975) writes, "I finished my Ph.D. at Penn and am teaching statistics and reserach design at West Chester Universtiy. I live in Downingtown, PA with my 17 year old son, Ben. I would love to hear from any of the Ambler alum! I can't believe its been over 30 years!!"