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The Kracum Performance Hall, named for benefactors Rich Kracum ’76 and Laurie Weiss Kracum ’76, is the centerpiece of the Weitz Center for Creativity’s new Music and Performance Commons.
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“At 15, I fell in love with books. Loneliness introduced me to literature.”
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“I’ve never gotten so many angry calls as I did covering a small community. People screamed at me all the time, which was excellent preparation for my job today.”
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“When we arrived, an Irish player told us that if you play with heart and spirit, you’ll have the crowd behind you, and it was true.”
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“I’ve never worked so hard in my life. On the other hand, I’ve never been so excited.”
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“I always enjoyed playing Ping-Pong with my dad and sister on the table in our basement. When I joined the club, it was a small group, but it quickly grew.”
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“I come from a world where my next-door neighbors and I may not agree politically, but we still shovel each other’s walks.”
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“Preserving older buildings adds to the richness of the neighborhood. We’ll never build houses like that again. It’s important to save what we can.”
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“I always enjoyed playing Ping-Pong with my dad and sister on the table in our basement. When I joined the club, it was a small group, but it quickly grew.”
