Don Moreau ’54	Loyola University Retires Don Moreau's Jersey Congratulations to Don Moreau ’54 upon the retirement of his jeresy from Loyola University, New Orleans. Read about Don's Accomplishments in a press release from Loyola University.
Ted Joyner ’00 and Grant Widmer ’00 Photo Courtesy of Brian Baiamonte	Ted Joyner and Grant Widmer of the Class of 2000, and Their Band Generations, Are Featured in The New York Times The New York Times identifies Tedl and Grant’s band Generations as an up and coming group to watch. Read the Article from The New York Times.
Brod Bagert ’65	Brod Bagert ’65: Poet Finds Success in Children's Voices Brod Bagert found his calling 29 years ago when his daughter Colette asked him for a poem. It didn’t matter which one. She just needed to recite one for an elocution contest, and she preferred it be written in a child’s voice. Read the Entire Article from The Times-Picayune
Commandant of the Marine Corps Gen. James T. Conway (left), Sen. Claire McCaskill, and Brandon	Major Brandon Gregoire ’91 Shares His Talents by Serving His Country USMC Major Brandon Gregoire ’91 recently spoke with Alumni Director Mat Grau about his work in Washington, D.C. Brandon advises Sen. Claire McCaskill from (Missouri) on national security related issues which include defense, intelligence, foreign relations and veteran’s affairs matters. Brandon sends his best wishes to the Jesuit community.
Richard Arnold ’97	Richard Arnold '97 Returns to New Orleans to Play Lead Role in LePetit Theatre's Production of White Christmas Richard Arnold ’97 returns to New Orleans to play the lead role in White Christmas at LePetit Theatre. Check out Richard in the LePetit Theatre and the WWL-TV story about the play.
Adrian Colon ’59	Adrian Colon, Sr. ’59 Honored by the New Orleans Province of the Society of Jesus Congratulations to Adrian Colon, Sr. ’59 for receiving the New Orleans Province of the Society of Jesus’ Homines Pro Aliis Award for his many years of service to the Jesuit community. Read more about Adrian Colon and his work for Jesuit High School and the metropolitan community
Eric Heigle ’02, Drummer, Music Producer, Sound Engineer, and  Music Entrepreneur	Eric Heigle ’02 in Gambit’s 40 Under 40 Issue Gambit's annual 40 Under 40 issue salutes young New Orleanians – people who have already achieved amazing accomplishments, as well as some with great promise. Find the Article About Eric on Gambit's Web Site
Galatoire's Executive Chef Brian Landry ’94 at the Louisiana Seafood Cook-off.  Photo Courtesy of www.225batonrouge.com	New Orleans Top 10 Restaurants: Times-Picayune Singles Out Galatoire's Executive Chef Brian Landry ’94 Read about Brian Landry's Awesome Duties at Galatoire’s, a Times-Picayune Top 10 New Orleans Restaurant.
Trey Kramer ’09	Trey Kramer '09 Named Gulf South Conference Defensive Player of the Week Congratulations to Trey Kramer for being named the Gulf Coast Conference’s Soccer Defensive Player of the Week. Read about Trey’s accomplishment at the Gulf South Web Page.
Photo: Sara Krulwich/The New York Times	Actor Fred Weller ’84 has a leading role in the Off-Broadway play Still Life.  Read the Theater Review in The New York Times.
David Brinks ’85 Photo Courtesy of Chris Granger / The Times-Picayune	Poet David Brinks '85 Talks to The Times-Picayune About Verse and New Orleans Read The Times-Picayune article about David Brinks and how poetry has played a role in his life and his insights on New Orleans.
Theo Smith, with family and Jesuit administrators looking on, signs his letter of intent to ULM.	Theo Smith '07 Named Louisiana Player of the Week Congratulations to Theo Smith for being named Louisiana Defensive Player of the Week by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association. For more details, read about Theo Smith at the ULM web site.
Follow the professional baseball careers of Barry Butera ’06, Jimmy Cesario ’04, Michael Hollander ’04, Johnny Giovotella ’05, Anthony Scelfo ’05, and Ryan Adams ’06.	Minor League Blue Jays Check out the Jesuit Baseball Alumni playing ball in the minor leagues.
Eric Block ’05 and his parents Donna and Roy On Signing Day	Eric Block ’05 Fighting Illini Offensive Anchor Talks About the Upcoming Season Watch a Video Interview of Eric Block ’05 as he comments about the upcoming football season. Review Eric’s stats as a starter at Illinois.
Fr. John Lasseigne’82	Fr, John Lasseigne ’82 Serves His Parish in a Unique Way Read the story how Fr. John Lasseigne ’82 serves his parish’s spiritual and legal needs during hard economic times in California.
Peter Finney, III ’02	Peter Finney, III, '02 to be Ordained Transitional Deacon Read about Peter's Ordination as a transitional deacon in The Clarion Herald. The transitional deaconate is the final step before ordination to the priesthood.
Brandon Spann ’99	Brandon Spann ’99 Works to Help the Youth of New Orleans Brandon Spann ’99 is the executive director of the New Orleans Sports School, a non-profit agency that works with at-risk, New Orleans youth in academic and athletic activities. Joining Brandon in this effort are his classmates Jimmy Courtenay, Kyle Kloor, and Will Washington. For more details about this program, check out the New Orleans Sports School.
James Truxillo ’05	ULM Football Captain James Truxillo ’05 Excited About Leading 2009 Season Read an interview James gave to the Warhawknation.com about the upcoming football season.
Walt Philbin ’62	Walt Philbin ’62 Receives Lifetime Achievement Award from the New Orleans Press Club Congratulations to retired crime-reporting legend Walt Philbin ’62, who wrote for The States-Item and The Times-Picayune for more than 35 years. Philbin recently was honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award from the New Orleans Press Club. Read about Walt’s Accomplishments at nola.com and from the New Orleans Press Club Program.
Les East ’78 Photo Courtesy of NewOrleans.com	New Orleans Press Club Honors Les East ’78 at 51st Annual Press Club Journalism Awards Congratulations to Les East ’78 for being recognized at the 51st Annual Press Club of New Orleans Journalism Awards Competition on July 18. Les’s sports blog on NewOrleans.com and his writing for the Baton Rouge Advocate earned him his honors from his colleagues. Read about  Les’s Accomplishments at NewOrleans.com.
Taylor Fogleman ’05  warming up for a match. Check out Taylor's Stats at UNC	UNC and Blue Jay Tennis Star Taylor Fogleman ’05 Considers His Options After College Read The Times-Picayune article about Taylor’s outstanding tennis career at UNC and his future in the sport. Taylor Fogleman ’05 Reaches Semifinals in NCAA Tennis Championships Read about Taylor's Accomplishments at the NCAA Tennis Championships.
Richard Smith ’65	Richard Smith ’65 Named 52nd Sugar Bowl President Congratulations to Richard Smith ’65 for being named the 52nd President of the Sugar Bowl. Click here to read more about Richard and his work with the Sugar Bowl organization.
Dr. James Milam ’72	James Milam ’72 Elected President of Illinois State Medical Society Congratulations to Dr. James Milam ’72 upon his election as President of the Illinois State Medical Society. Read Dr. Milam’s comments at the Lake County Medical Society web site. (Scroll down the page to read the article)
Nick Pontiff ’04 Photo Courtesy of Steve Franz/ LSU	Nick Pontiff ’04 and LSU Win 2009 NCAA National Baseball Title Congratulations to Nick Pontiff ’04 and the Fighting Tigers of LSU for winning the 2009 NCAA Baseball National Title. Check out Nick's Web Page at the official LSU baseball web site.
Ryan Thibodaux ’92 Photo Courtesy of John McCusker, Times-Picayune	Ryan Thibodaux ’92 Trumpets for a Good Cause The Times-Picayune writes about dentist and musician Ryan Thibodaux’s unique efforts to raise funds for cancer research through the Livestrong Foundation. Read the story about Ryan and his trumpet.
During a visit to campus in 2007, Dennis visits with Jesuit teachers Kathi Tomeny and Mitch Chapoton.	Dennis Lauscha ’87 Plays Key Role as New Orleans Saints Executive The Times-Picayune writes about the important role Dennis has played in the development of the NFL franchise in New Orleans. Read about Dennis’s story from The Times-Picayune.
P.J. Kee ’00  P.J. plays with two other Blue Jays-- Brandon Chagnard ’05 and Stephen Duncan ’07. Check out the Jesuit soccer alumni at the New Orleans Jesters Web Site.	P.J. Kee ’00, Sixty-Second Interview with The Times-Picayune’s Chris Rose T-P columnist Chris Rose talks to P.J. about his varied careers in law and now as a professional soccer player for the New Orleans Jesters.
Barry Butera ’06 at the state baseball finals.  Check out Barry's Stats at BC	Barry Butera ’06 Drafted by Houston Astros in the 21st Round of MLB Draft Congratulations to Barry Butera ’06 for being drafted in the 21st round (641st pick) in the 2009 Major League Baseball Draft. Update (7/1)! Barry is now playing for the Tri-Valley Cats in the New York-Penn League. Follow Barry and other Blue Jays' careers by visiting the Jesuit Baseball Alumni Web Page. All in the Family: Butera Baseball Legacy Going Strong Read about Barry Butera, his dad, and his family’s deep and growing ties with America’s favorite pastime.
Peter Flores ’09: recognized for community service	Peter Flores ’09 Recognized for Service Read the article in St. Charles Avenue Magazine about Peter Flores’s service to the community.
Here,in 1963, Larry sports his American Legion uniform. Back then, Tulane Shirts sponsored the Jays.	Larry Schneider '63 to be Inducted in Allstate Sugar Bowl Greater New Orleans Hall of Fame Congratulations to Larry Schneider ’63, long time Archbishop Rummel High School Head Baseball Coach, who will be inducted in the Allstate Sugar Bowl Greater New Orleans Sports Hall of Fame. Read about Larry Scheinder’s Induction to the GNO Hall of Fame.