When one voice isn't enough

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Who is John Q? And why you should know.

When one voice isn’t enough
For the past four years, Maggie Dennis Wurm (Class of ‘88) and her family have been living with her daughter’s medical condition. Madasyn Wurm has Rett Syndrome, a developmental disorder that impairs brain function, and affects learning, mood, movement, speech, sensation, and even basic functions like breathing, chewing, swallowing, and digestion. Rett Syndrome is caused by a chromosomal mutation, and strikes children of all racial and ethnic groups, but it most often affects girls. Maggie has been a vocal crusader in several events organized to spread awareness of the disorder, and raise money to find a cure. H

When one voice isn’t enough
For the past four years, Maggie Dennis Wurm (Class of ‘88) and her family have been living with her daughter’s medical condition. Madasyn Wurm has Rett Syndrome, a developmental disorder that impairs brain function, and affects learning, mood, movement, speech, sensation, and even basic functions like breathing, chewing, swallowing, and digestion. Rett Syndrome is caused by a chromosomal mutation, and strikes children of all racial and ethnic groups, but it most often affects girls. Maggie has been a vocal crusader in several events organized to spread awareness of the disorder, and raise money to find a cure. H

Site Improvements!
Have you stopped by the DGF Alumni blog lately? I’ve added some things and made some improvements. Like what? Well, I’m glad you asked! You can now subscribe to the blog either via RSS or e-mail. If you subscribe by e-mail, every time a new post is published, it will be delivered right to your inbox. Convenient, right? Or, if you prefer, you can subscribe via RSS and read the blog in the aggregate client of your choice. Not familiar with RSS or how it works? This explanation should help. To subscribe

Site Improvements!
Have you stopped by the DGF Alumni blog lately? I’ve added some things and made some improvements. Like what? Well, I’m glad you asked! You can now subscribe to the blog either via RSS or e-mail. If you subscribe by e-mail, every time a new post is published, it will be delivered right to your inbox. Convenient, right? Or, if you prefer, you can subscribe via RSS and read the blog in the aggregate client of your choice. Not familiar with RSS or how it works? This explanation should help. To subscribe

Who is John Q? And why you should know.
David Turner, Class of ‘88, is in a band. No, not a garage band that only gets together on the weekends to jam. And not a band that only plays your cousin’s wedding or the occasional bar mitzvah. A band that is about to release its second CD. The band is called John Q, and they’re headed to Chicago to compete in a national battle of the bands competition. Dave has been with John Q since it was formed in June 2007. The band is based in St. Petersburg, Florida, and is comprised of John Allison (Lead vocals/rhythm guitar), Scott Mcatasney (Bass/vocals), Brian Oliver (Drums), and Dave