MNS in Northwestern Magazine

by | Feb 11, 2014 | Chordoma Blog

Marley Jay (J04) (formerly Marley Seaman) lives in Brooklyn and works as a business reporter for the Associated Press. He has been at the AP for seven years. He has completed one book and is hard at work on his first novel. He and his family recently launched Music Never Stops: The Tyler Seaman Foundation, a new nonprofit that supports music therapy programs for teenagers with serious illnesses. His youngest brother, Tyler, died in October 2010 after battling clival chordoma, a rare type of spinal...