Durnstein Castle: Bonnie and Frank Taylor '64
Bonnie and Frank Taylor ’64 at the Durnstein Castle on the Danube River in Austria. It was constructed in the 12th century.
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Clemson Tigers take on the island of St Lucia – June 2015
/ in Travel stories / 0 Comments / by: Jon HarpWe had our annual vacation with our families and mother, Sandra Zeagler Murray, in June 2015. We all had a wonderful time and wore our Clemson colors and t-shirts throughout the week showing the people of St Lucia our family is Loud & Proud and “All In” supporting the Tigers! Pictured (l-r) front row: Brayden Ginn-10, […]
Bryson City, NC: Whitney Sewell ’12 and Weslee Sewell ’15
/ in Travel stories / 0 Comments / by: Jon HarpClemson alumni and sisters Whitney Sewell ’12 and Wesley Sewell ’15 zip line in the North Carolina mountains while showing off their “Tiger Pride.”
European Crossroads program in Brussels, Belgium 2015
/ in Travel stories / 0 Comments / by: Jon HarpSince 2005 this program has been a hit with Honors students eager for an enriching study abroad experience that combines formal study with opportunities to expand one’s cultural understanding. Pictured: Eric Hahn, Chris Costley, Will Ensor, Tyler Myers, Austin Turbeville, Stephen Borthayre, Molly Ryan, Christine Martin, Selene Hess, Quinnlan Sweeney, Kristen Wong and Claire Sadowski http://www.clemson.edu/cuhonors/current-students/please-go-away/brussels.html
Stonehenge, UK: Tom Brown ’87
/ in Travel stories / 0 Comments / by: Jon HarpTom Brown ’87 and daughter Caroline at Stonehenge
Tigers on the High Seas
/ in Travel stories / 0 Comments / by: Jon HarpTiger fans let their Tiger Rag fly while bareboating on the Sea of Abaco, Bahamas, during a father and sons trip. Left to right: Darren Gersch ’97, Kevin Gersch ’95, Wayne Gersch, current CAVA member and IPTAY member.
Norway: Richard Donoghue M ’79 (ENG)
/ in Travel stories / 0 Comments / by: Jon HarpRich and his wife Jane visited Jane’s relatives, attended cousins birthday party, and toured Oslo, Bodo, and Trondheim. He is shown here in front of a palace in Oslo.
Discovering a Family Heirloom
/ in Features / 6 Comments / by: Jon HarpNat Bradford eased his pickup into a parking space at Moe Joe Coffee. He stepped out, straightening into a lanky, lean-faced guy in work-worn jeans and shirt, logoed visor and Blundstone boots, looking like what he is: a son of the soil. He had something for me. Bradford dropped the tailgate, leaned in and […]
Randolph R. "Randy" Smith ’66, HD ’97
/ in Alumni Profiles / 0 Comments / by: Jon Harp“Getting is in the giving.” When Randy Smith graduated from Clemson in 1966, he had some unusual options to consider. A lineman for Coach Frank Howard, he was drafted by the New York Jets (AFL) and the Atlanta Falcons (NFL). But driven by a desire to serve others, he chose medical school over professional football, […]
Team Player
/ in Features / 0 Comments / by: Jon HarpLuke Yoder ’94, director of field operations for the San Diego Padres, is a behind-the-scenes star. On a hot July day in 2011, Luke Yoder was watering the infield dirt to keep the dust down — as he does before every home game — when a grounds crew member caught his eye. The man was […]