Jared Goldstein

Off the Court

Quinnipiac alumni, as Jared Goldstein tells it on the shows. Each story was checked against its source.

• William D. Euillefirst Black mayor of Alexandria, Virginia

  William Euille, accounting degree, class of seventy-two. In two thousand three he was elected the first African-American mayor of Alexandria, Virginia, and he held the job until twenty sixteen. Thirteen years. The numbers speak, Bobcats.

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• Ann Marie McNamarafood safety pioneer

  Ann Marie McNamara, a Bobcat, is a microbiologist who won a Food Safety Award in 2022. Statistically, you have eaten something today that did not make you sick. Send your thanks to Hamden.

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• Murray Lenderran Lender's Bagels

  Murray Lender, a Bobcat, was the CEO of Lender's Bagels. Quinnipiac's contribution to breakfast is, by my analysis, significant.

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• Molly Qerimsports television anchor

  Molly Qerim, sports television anchor, is a Bobcat. So is this anchor desk, technically. One of us has the bigger audience, and I have run the numbers.

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• William C. Weldonformer Johnson & Johnson chief

  William Weldon, biology, class of seventy-one, ran Johnson and Johnson. The New York Times named him a worst CEO of twenty eleven over product recalls. He then retired with a reported hundred forty-three and a half million dollars. The numbers, Bobcats.

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