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HOMECOMING 2011
FRIDAY-SUNDAY, SEPT. 23-25
Make plans to return to campus for the biggest alumni event of the year. Visit the Homecoming website and add your name to our attendee list. It's a great way to let your friends know you're planning to be here!

 

Attention, golfers: Get a foursome together and join us at the Alumni Golf Classic, which will take place on Friday, Aug. 5, at Traditions at the Glen, in Johnson City. Find out more and register now.

 

The Alumni Association and Uncommon Goods (founded by David Bolotsky '85) offer alumni the opportunity to purchase banks made from mailboxes salvaged from the Newing Dining Hall. Find out more and purchase a bank today.

 

Know of a Binghamton University graduate who is truly exceptional? Nominate him or her for an Alumni Association Special Recognition Award. Learn more, and be sure to make an online nomination by June 1.

 

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Former Bearcat hoping for call up to majors

 

By Steve Seepersaud

We could see a former Binghamton University baseball player in the big leagues sometime this season.

Scott DiamondLeft-handed pitcher Scott Diamond started this season as a member of the Rochester Red Wings, which, on the baseball ladder, is just one rung below the major-league Minnesota Twins. As of April 24, he had pitched in three games for Rochester, with a win-loss record of 0-1, 3.68 earned run average and 13 strikeouts in a little more than 14 innings pitched.

The Twins acquired Diamond from the Atlanta Braves franchise in December, and traded right-handed pitching prospect Billy Bullock to the Braves in order to keep Diamond within their organization.

During spring training, Diamond allowed one earned run in six innings of work, then missed two weeks - and wasn't ready for opening day - because of a blister on his left thumb.

Read more about Diamond in Binghamton University Magazine.

 

 

 

 


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