The recent passing of Charles Reich and an experience in Claudia Rankine’s poetry seminar during our 50th Reunion a few weeks ago prompt these thoughts.
The Charlie Reich seminar of which I speak actually occurred in the law school, but undergraduates had the run of the campus, and it was widely attended by them.
Bruce T. Volpe 1 Sigma Place Bronx, NY 10471 bvolpe1@northwell.edu 718-543-4850 Spouse(s): Betty Diamond (1981) Child(ren): Susannah (1983); Rebecca (1987) Education: Yale College, BS 1969; Yale Medical School, MD 1973 Career: Physician-researcher (still working) College: Pierson Think of the blazing changes in the last 70 years—transistors, the structure of DNA, and vaccines when we were kids, then, among those that come to mind (such as it is), 3D printing, nanoparticles, robotics, machine learning, and antibodies…
BRUCE T. VOLPE (B.T.). Born June 25, 1947 in New York, New York, son of Dr. Thomas L. Volpe and Kathryn Gansloser Volpe. Attended Roosevelt High School, Yonkers, New York. Entered Yale Sept., 1965. Molecular Biophysics major; Dean’s List, 1965-66, 1966-67 (spring term). Resident: Pierson (College Aide, 1966-69, Chief Aide, 1968-69; Pierson Sun, 1966-67, Co-Editor; Touch Football, 1968-69; Basketball, 1965-69, Captain, 1967-69; Softball, 1967-69). Mace and Chain, 1968-69; Gibbs Society, 1966-69; Yale Information Office, 1966-69,…
