var digesttext = "Prince Albert \'81 to marry South African swimmer: Albert and Charlene Wittstock announced their engagement after attending the royal wedding of Sweden’s Crown Princess Victoria. (06/23)
Dr. Archibald Johnson \'48 Dies: The Liberian Observer's obituary for Johnson, \"who during his career spanning over four decades, it is said, delivered over 25,000 babies.\" (04/27)
Jeff Miller \'79 named VP of Communications at Gulfstream: Miller was formerly CEO of Blake-Miller Communications, a Dallas-based advertising and public relations firm. (03/06)
The NYT on Serpico today, living a hermetic existence in a cabin in upstate New York: Mentions his friend David Durk '57, with whom he contacted a Times writer to break the corruption story that made him a household name. (01/23)
Dr. Frederick Cressman \'54, retired Louisville pathologist, dies: He and his wife donated millions to the University of Louisville over the years. (01/16)
Harold Varmus \'61 to leave Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center: He has led the research center for roughly a decade, and said \"the institution would now benefit from a fresh approach.\" (01/15)
Philip S. Humphrey \'49, longtime director of Kansas U. Natural History Museum, 1926-2009: “During his 28 years as director, he was a fantastic mentor to students, faculty and staff.\" (01/03)
Allen Fitchen \'58, U. Chicago Press editor, 1936-2009: Best known for his connection with \"A River Runs Through It,\" his \"...papers at Amherst College took on inaccessible authors.\" (01/03)
Read an excerpt from Signs of Rejection, a novel in progress by Amy Fox \'97: She imagines \"what it might be like for an American-Jewish family to acquire a black-market kidney from a (living) Palestinian child.\" (10/23)
William Strohmeier \'36, pilot and PR executive, dies at 93: Courted the woman who would become his wife by flying a plane over Smith and shouting down to her. (10/15)
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