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Monthly Archives: September 2012
FIT’S JEWELRY DESIGNERS ROCK STUNNING ROCKS
For its 40th anniversary, Carolee, the noted costume-jewelry maker, held a contest within FIT to design five collections that blend the classic, sophisticated Carolee look with a fresh, fashiony edge. On Thursday, September 13, the winners convened at the Carolee … Continue reading
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Tagged Carolee, Contest, FIT Alumni, FIT Students, Jewelry Design
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BUSINESS STUDENT SPINS THREE TIMES IN THE AIR, WINS GOLD
FIT is home to talent of many stripes. One such stripe, apparently, is figure skating. Kevin Coppola, International Trade and Marketing ’13, took home first prize at the U.S. Figure Skating Collegiate Championships in August. Hue is doing triple axels … Continue reading
ENGLISH AND SPEECH PROF SAYS “LET THEM EAT COOKIE”
Growing up near Youngstown, Ohio, Assistant Professor of English and Speech Matthew Petrunia never tasted a wedding cake. Instead, the staple dessert at weddings for him was the cookie table—or, more accurately, tables, lined up all around the ballroom, crowded … Continue reading

