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DEDICATION A tribute to Bob Bonfiglio A t one point in every CNR student’s freshman year, she inevitably asks the question, “Who is that man in the plaid pants and bright green jacket?” She be¬ gins to notice him turning every corner in the Dining Hall Building, One day he says hello to her, and she wonders, “How does he know my name and what town I am from?” Finally, curiosity burning in her mind (as brightly as his orange car), she approaches an upperclassman. “Is the preppy guy with the curly hair a profes¬ sor?” “No way” the upperclassman an¬ swers, “You mean that you don’t know who Bob Student Life Bonfiglio is?” Thus, a window is opened to a new and special aspect of CNR. For once you learn his name, Robert Bonfiglio becomes more than just an administrator in argyle socks and penny loafers. Bob fills many shoes at CNR. As vice- president for Student Services arid for¬ merly director of Student Life, he has the difficult tasks of overseeing student gov¬ ernment and activities, handling disciplin¬ ary cases, and taking care of just about every non-academic problem imaginable. Bob often has to say, “No,” but those of us who know him well realize how badly he would like to say “Yes,” instead. Bob over-extends himself on a daily basis. In addition to the staff members he manages, his door is always open to CNR students. And he still finds time to shop for his lovely wife Catherine. One of the reasons why Bob is such a special person is that his dedication to the students is evident to all who come in con¬ tact with him. His humor, intelligence, and above all, understanding of the college ex¬ perience, make him more than just a face behind a title. Bob is our friend. It is impos¬ sible to imagine life at CNR without him. Thanks, Bob, for your wit, your wardrobe, and most of all, for being you. You can always find Bob at the center of excitement. No mixer would be complete with¬ out a visit from Bob. Dedication —
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