Alumni News
Conall Cash is a Haverford English major of the class of 2008. He transferred to Haverford from the University of Melbourne in Australia. During his years at Haverford, Conall has taken a number of seminar courses, many of them devoted to the modern and postmodern novel and to contemporary theory. His senior thesis offered a reading of Vladimir Nabokov’s Pale Fire through Roland Barthes’ writings on photography. He is currently working for Professor Theresa Tensuan in preparation for the Junior Seminar course, which she will be teaching in the fall.
Lindsey Dolich '06: Lindsey will be entering the Graduate program at Stanford University for her Ph.D in English Literature in the fall of '08. She hopes to study Romantic and Victorian periods in British and American literature, as well as Modern and Post-Modern narratives and theory. She is also interested in interdisciplinary study in film, art history and disability studies. Lindsey worked closely with Professor Debora Sherman on visual language and the Deaf narrative for her thesis project, "Cloaking the Voice in Silence: Wilkie Collins' Hide and Seek and the Textual Spectacle." Lindsey has been working for ESPN The Magazine and ESPN.com the last two years in various enterprises, most recently as ESPN.com's primary reporter for the Women's National Soccer Team. Prior to her foray into sports journalism, Lindsey worked with Professor Stephen Finley in the summer of '05 as a research assistant sponsored by the Hurford Humanities Center. You can contact Lindsey at ldolich@gmail.com.
Laura Ratcliffe '06 will be a first year student at the University of Southern California Gould School of Law.