• The Tolls Extol Different Eras: Robert Toll L'66 and Rachel Toll L'03
• Pratters Agreee On One Thing: Penn Law's Greatness: Robert Pratter L'69, Gene Pratter L'75, and Paige Pratter L'03
• Across Generations, Edward S.G. Dennis Jr. and E. Dennis Find Melting Pot of Ideas: Ed Dennis L'73 and E. Dennis L'00
• Bretts Laud School's Diverse and Egalitarian Culture: Stephen M. Brett L'66, Claudia Brett Goldin L'93

Following a distinguished career in private practice, Paul E. Shapiro C'64 L'67, has held successive, high-ranking positions in the corporate world. Currently, he is executive vice president and chief administrative officer at Revlon Inc., a world leader in cosmetics, skin care, fragrance and personal care products. He held a similar position with Sunbeam Corp. and was executive vice president and general counsel for The Coleman Co. Inc., and for Marvel Entertainment Group, Inc.

Previously, Shapiro was a partner at Greenberg, Traurig, Hoffman, Lipoff, Rosen & Quental in Palm Beach, Fla. In addition, he was a partner with Wolf, Block, Shorr and Solis, which he left to co-found Shapiro & Bregman. Shapiro is a member of Toll Brothers’ Board of Directors.

As a founder of Philadelphia’s Institute for Paralegal Training, Shapiro created not only the nation’s first such school but also gave birth to the paralegal profession. He has made an impact as well on Penn Law, where, in December 2000, Shapiro, his aunt, Charlotte, and other family members made a donation to establish the Shapiro Family Faculty Research Fund. It funds research in the area of law and mental health.