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April 23, 2009 - Image 9

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2009-04-23

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OPEN HOUSE AND CELEBRATE THE ARTS FESTIVAL

DETROIT COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL • UPPER SCHOOL CAMPUS
SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 2009 1 TO 4 PM

0ne of my greatest accomplishments was being awarded the
Laureate Award by my peers for excellence in patient care in



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the top gastroenterology department in the country. Today,
involved in the care of heads of state, famous athletes and
everyday people ----Country Day helped prepare Inc for my job.

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As a kid I never read a book that wasn't related to a sport, but my
English teacher, Beverly Hannett-Price changed that. Reading became
infectious and opened doors for MC that would otherwise never
have been opened. I ended up taking Shakespeare in college
because of Mrs. Hannett's influence and later passed my love
of reading onto my (laughter.

•I cultivated some lifelong friendships during my time at
Country Day and I still remain close to the friends I made
there. To this day, out of the 55 students in my graduating
class, I keep in touch with about 20. In fact, for the past
decade, a group of us Country Day alumni take an
annual trip together!

Today when I come in contact with patients from
Michigan and I tell them I attended Country Day,
they don't ask me about the school's well-known

alumni...they ask, "Did you have Mrs. Ilannett as

a teacher?" and I'm proud to tell them that yes, I
did have that distinct privilege.

I think that speaks volumes about the influence
Country Day has on its students.

Glenn Alexander '77
Gastroenterologist
Rochester, Minnesota

DET OIT CO TNTRY DAY SCHOOL

Achievement means something different to each and every child. At Detroit Country Day School, our exceptional faculty provides
both the nurturing and the challenges needed for our students to discover what achievement means to them —
to accomplish what they thought they never could, and to learn how good their best can really be.

We invite you to discover what the Spirit of Achievement can mean for your son or daughter. Please call us at (248) 646-7717
or learn more at www.dcds.edu . Detroit Country Day School. Because the right school will change a child's future.

The school admits students regardless of race, color, national or ethnic origin, age, sex, height, weight, disability or marital status.

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