Here's a look at what some members of the Class of 2004 have to look forward to after graduation:

After four years as an officer, key technician and sometimes performer for the Masque, Matt DeMizio will continue his preparation for a theater career by attending the graduate theater program for his master's degree at Villanova University.

A dual major in Biology and Communication with an emphasis on human communication, Dave DiGiovanni has been accepted by Jefferson University's School of Medicine for its program in Physical Therapy. An officer in Lambda Pi Eta, the Communication Honor Society, Dave was the 2002 recipient of the Edward Hogan, Esq. Award for academic excellence.

WEXP broadcaster and Communication Honor Society member Justin Leo was accepted by Chapman University (Orange, CA) for graduate studies in film and writing.

Collegian editors Tom Namako and Tim McManus have been accepted into the graduate journalism program at Columbia University. They received that good news in the midst of a class trip to visit the New York offices of Associated Press and to meet with President and CEO, Thomas Curley '70. In the afternoon, the group gathered at the headquarters of Inc. magazine and were greeted by editor Loren Feldman. During the lunch break, Tom called his house and had his mom open the envelope with the acceptance. Tim then followed suit. Both Communication majors were also accepted at University of Missouri, while Tim got in Northwestern and Tom into the programs at Syracuse and NYU.

La Salle 56 crewmember Justin Sieck has accepted a position with Metro Networks as Traffic Producer.

Having volunteered her help during the political campaigns of Edward Rendell, Al Gore, and Joe Hoeffel, Lauren Wojcik now moves on to graduate study at the Widener University School of Law in Harrisburg, PA.