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	Marlboro College : Commencement
		Marlboro President Ellen McCulloch-Lovell and John Podesta on U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy's staff in the 1980s
		Bill Clinton's former Chief of Staff John Podesta will serve as Marlboro College's commencement speaker this year at the first ceremony presided over by his longtime friend and former colleague, Ellen McCulloch-Lovell.
		At the private graduation ceremony on May 16, McCulloch-Lovell will bestow on Podesta an honorary Doctor of Law degree from Marlboro College.
	www.marlboro.edu /commencement/2004/speaker.html (846 words)

	Vermont Business Magazine
		Marlboro College named Ellen McCulloch-Lovell, a leader in the arts, education and public policy in Washington D.C. and Vermont, to be its eighth president.
		A 1969 graduate of Bennington College, McCulloch-Lovell served as executive director of the Vermont Council on the Arts from 1975 to 1983, during which time she co-created the Governors Institutes, a program that gives high school students the opportunity to work with artists, scientists and international experts in summer institutes.
		Marlboro College is a private, independent, liberal arts college of 330 students in southeastern Vermont.
	www.vermontbiz.com /business_info/pressrelease_detail.cfm?PRID=339 (825 words)

	veterans history project and Library of Congress American Folklife Center and Ellen McCulloch-Lovell and wartime stories and veterans history project and Canon GL1 and Pinnacle Systems Studio 8 and wartime stories and Adobe Premiere
		A few years ago, Ellen McCulloch-Lovell spent hours next to a copy machine with her mother, patiently duplicating more than a thousand letters that her father wrote during his military service in World War II.
		Before Congress created the Veterans' History Project in late 2000, there had been no nationally organized, systematic method of preserving veteran stories, according to McCulloch-Lovell.
		A part of the Library of Congress' American Folklife Center, the project encourages individuals and its 630 partner organizations to collect and donate photographs, diaries, letters, and other memorabilia from American servicemen and women, as well as tape-recorded, filmed, and videotaped interviews of veterans discussing their wartime experiences.
	videosystems.primediabusiness.com /ar/video_saving_private_histories (825 words)

	Marlboro College Gallery :: Inauguration Ceremony :: mar1289_R1_031_14
		Former U.S. Congressman and President Emeritus of New York University John Brademas introduces Ellen McCulloch-Lovell.
	www.marlboro.edu /gallery/inauguration/mar1289_R1_031_14?full=0 (23 words)

	Rutland Herald: Rutland Vermont News & Information
		College President Ellen McCulloch-Lovell said the school now has facilities that match the talent of its music and dance students.
		College spokeswoman Elena Sharnoff said the two were so impressed by their kids' passion for the school that they agreed to underwrite it.
		MARLBORO — Molly Fox, a freshman studying dance at Marlboro College, knew she would like the college's new performing art venue when she noticed the unusually high ceilings.
	www.rutlandherald.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051010/NEWS/510100389/1003 (492 words)

	Marlboro College : Commencement
		This year, Marlboro's 57th commencement features 55 graduates, fewer presidents and two old friends from Washington, D.C. Commencement speaker John Podesta and Marlboro President Ellen McCulloch-Lovell worked together on the staff of U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy (D-VT) and in the Clinton Administration.
		Podesta, who served as Clinton's chief of staff, recently founded the Center for American Progress, one of the country's few liberal think-tanks.
		Marlboro's first commencement, in 1948, boasted Robert Frost as its speaker, presidents from a dozen colleges in attendance and Hugh Mulligan as its one graduate.
	www.marlboro.edu /commencement/2004 (89 words)

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