Comments on: In the eclipse’s path, these 10 �ֲ��ý alumni are totally ready

By: Woody Petry

Woody Petry — Sat, 19 Aug 2017 22:47:00 +0000

Woody Petry (’74), professor of Psychological & Brain Sciences at the University of Louisville, will be traveling 185 miles southwest to watch the total eclipse with family and friends at the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area in southwestern Kentucky. There the totality is projected to be 2 minutes and 38 seconds. I enjoyed reading about others’ plans for eclipse watching, and noted that with Sandy Shea watching in Carbondale IL and Elizabeth Lemerise in Bowling Green KY, this will result in three �ֲ��ý ’74 and ’75 alums, all psychology majors, watching the total eclipse within a 200 mile stretch!

By: Peter Moore

Peter Moore — Sat, 19 Aug 2017 01:29:00 +0000

What a fun idea for an article! Great to read about �ֲ��ý in the path of totality! My wife and I just moved to Fort Collins, CO, two hours south of the blackout band, so we are planning to arise in the wee hours Monday and head northeast to Nebraska, and Agate Fossil Beds National Monument. Will we make it? Who knows! Exciting to think of, though!

By: Rick Cagle

Rick Cagle — Sat, 19 Aug 2017 00:48:00 +0000

Rick and Mimi Cagle (’91 and ’92) will be watching with our children from just south of Bryson City near the Nanthahala Outdoor Center.

By: Heidi Lee Hoerman

Heidi Lee Hoerman — Fri, 18 Aug 2017 21:29:00 +0000

We (Heidi Hoerman ’73 and Bill Urton) live in Columbia, SC, and Gail Galus Thibodeau ’73 and Ed Thobodeau ’71 will be here seeing the eclipse and ticking off another national park on their quest to see them all. Congaree Swamp National Park is on our end of the county.

Comments on: In the eclipse’s path, these 10 �ֲ���ý alumni are totally ready

By: Woody Petry

By: Peter Moore

By: Rick Cagle

By: Heidi Lee Hoerman

Comments on: In the eclipse’s path, these 10 �ֲ��ý alumni are totally ready