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- ↑ "Peddie Names in Lights", Peddie Chronicle, Fall 2015. Accessed July 23, 2019. "Best known for her work writing and producing for the NBC sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond and for the feature film Penelope, Leslie Caveny '80 has returned to her first love."
