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Jan Conroy, an Aggie for nearly 40 years

Every summer, thousands of people depart UC Davis. Most are graduating students, but summer is a common season for retirements too, and this year that group includes Jan Conroy. He spent nearly 40 years at UC Davis, first as a student (class of 1977, bachelor’s degree in design) and then as an employee. His final job was executive director for University Communications. He saw countless changes and presided over some, particularly in publications and especially in the UC Davis Magazine. He helped design the first issue in 1983 and has contributed to every issue since. It reaches more than 230,000 people, making it easily the largest publication to come out of Davis. On Davisville today we talk about the changes during his long career as an Aggie, at the campus, in media, and in Davis itself, where he lived for several years before enrolling at UC Davis.

Hot off the press!

Tonight we get to hear a show from this summer - July 6 at SPAC, to be precise. The Saratoga Performing Arts Center (Saratoga, N.Y.) is a lush and green outdoor venue. Tonight's show is an historical event, featuring the first-ever Tube that sets sail into another song (Psychokiller!)... and then sails back into Tube. Henceforth, this shall go down in Phish-tory as the Tube-erang show (at least in my setbook). If that's not enough, there are any number of "tucking" references, as Jon Fishman has recently developed an affinity for tucking his drummer dress into his polka-dotted panties in his own public little mini show. This one's got a whole lotta great jams, so tune in and enjoy your bad self!

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