Welcome to the new Alpha Delta Phi - Hamilton College Web site
Welcome Prospective Brothers, Alumni, and Current Brothers
Welcome to Alpha Delta Phi's new web site. We hope you will enjoy this new platform and will return refrequently. The ADP remains a healthy, vibrant, and dedicated organization on Hamilton College. Brothers young and old are proud of our literary tradition which, since 1832, remained the foundation of a truly unique organization. May this site provide numerous opportunities to engage, or re-engage, with brothers of your generation.
Brother James Fitzgerald, '61 publishes memoir
Brother Bro. James Fitzgerald, MD, HAM'61. recently published a memoir, "Reflections from the Eye Sage: an Ophthamologist becomes an award-winning columnist."
"Dr. FitzGerald's varied and exciting career is conveyed through humorous, thoughtful, and always insightful vignettes. One reader writes, “Jim brings his own twists and humor into,actually, informative narrative. Some fun and information, his newspaper articles translate into a fun read with excellent accompanying illustrations and photos. Nice job Jim.” Please see the two links
The Fall 2009 Hamilton Alpha Delta Newsletter is now out!
Click here to find the latest issue of The Hamilton Alpha Delt. Current bothers should receive this issue. If you are not on the mailing list please contact us.
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Hamilton Alpha Delta Phi is now on Facebook!
Thanks to former Alumni President Julian Scurci's '03 and Current Alumni President Nicholas Sarro'Waite '03 tireless work, we are now on Facebook. It is another great place to view and share photos, connect with other brothers, and read about current events.
Note: you will need a Facebook account.
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/group.php?gid=161320126988
Br Chris Warren '09 Presentation to the Alexander Hamilton Institute on Government Role in Financial Crisis
Excerpt from Br Warren's presentation:
Looking at a history of economic panics in the United States shows many similarities, but also reflects a great deal of evolution. Throughout our history we have repeated many of our mistakes such as problematic real estate speculation, faulty loans, deregulation, and other mistakes. During the same period our economy has also become much more complicated, experienced incredible international integration and has radically reshaped government monetary policy and intervention.
