Winter 2004, Northwestern Magazine

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Classmates Decoded:
Ever wonder about those strange designations we use throughout Northwestern to identify alumni of the various schools of the University?

Here's the complete list.

AF	Air Force Commission
C	Communication (formerly Speech)
CB	Chicago Business
CPS	Center for Public Safety (formerly the Traffic Institute)
D	Dental
EB	Evanston Business
FSM	Feinberg School of Medicine
G	Graduate (Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences or School of Continuing Studies)
GC	Graduate Communication (formerly Graduate Speech)
GD	Graduate Dental
GFSM	Graduate Feinberg School of Medicine
GJ	Graduate Journalism
GL	Graduate Law
GMcC	Graduate McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science
GMu	Graduate Music
GSESP	Graduate School of Education and Social Policy, Education
H	Honorary
J	Medill School of Journalism
KSM	Kellogg School of Management or Graduate Business
L	Law
McC	Robert R. McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science
Mu	Music
N	Nursing
Nav	Naval Commission
PT	Physical Therapy
SCS	School of Continuing Studies (formerly University College, Continuing Education, Evening Divisions)
SESP	School of Education and Social Policy, Education
Tns	Transportation Center
WCAS	Judd A. and Marjorie Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences, Liberal Arts

1930s

Seymour F. Simon (WCAS35, L38, H87) of Chicago, retired Illinois Supreme Court Justice and partner at Piper Rudnick law firm, received the Chicago Bar Foundation and Chicago Bar Association's Justice John Paul Stevens Award in September 2004. The award celebrates Illinois attorneys who best exemplify Stevens' lifelong efforts to improve the justice system. Former Illinois Gov. George H. Ryan cited Simon's long battle against the death penalty as a key factor in his decision to commute the sentences of Illinois death row inmates in 2003.

Robert L. Goman (WCAS36) of Milwaukee, retired president of Acme Equipment Corp., and his wife, Helen, celebrated their 90th birthdays and 50th wedding anniversary in August 2004 at Alexian Village retirement community. In 1935 he was co-chair of the Waa-Mu Show.

Albert B. "Ollie" Adelman (C37) of Milwaukee, chair of the board of Adelman Travel, wrote All Things Are Possible (Wildcat Publications, 2004), the story of his life, success in business, leadership, family devotion and civic contributions. In 1998 the former Wildcat quarterback was inducted into the Northwestern Athletic Hall of Fame. He has also led the Northwestern Alumni Association organization in Wisconsin.

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