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Here in the greater D.C. area, the campaign season is in full swing; scholarly, thought-provoking rhetoric fills the air: "My opponent will raise taxes "I will not!" "Will too!" "Liar, liar, pants on fire!" This inspirational discourse makes it difficult to focus on more mundane questions, such as how many pizzas Bruce Bierman has consumed since graduation. Well folks, even after spending three days with Biers in the Adirondacks, I didn't discover the answer. But I did learn that Biers is living near Concord, N.H., and is the controller for Signal Environmental Systems. This spring, he spent several weeks in France and hooked up with members of his LSA family.

Fred and Kate Darche and their two children, Lilly, 3½, and Sam, 4 months, are living in Spring Lake, N.J. Fred is running a family business which for some reason, he chose not to describe. Since a '79 is at the helm, I'm sure the operation is legit.

From the Windy City, Dawn HudsonBeach reports that she and her husband, Bruce '72, have just finished renovating a Victorian house. Dawn and Bruce work for competing ad agencies.

On July 14 Don O'Bannon and his wife, Donna Edwards, became the proud parents of a seven-pound daughter, Danielle. Don is an associate in the Dallas office at Arter, Hadden & Witts; Donna is a lawyer for the EEOC.

After serving in the Peace Corps for two years,Marina Finch recently married Antony Jon Fitzpatrick of Auckland, New Zeal and. Antony is a pilot for Air New Zealand and the newlyweds will live in Auckland.

Sova "I never met a language I couldn't speak" Pheng is pursuing a Ph.D. in Romance languages at Princeton. And MarkNawrocki has completed three years of his residency in Rochester, N.Y. This fall, he and his wife, Dr. Julie Stoughton, will be spending several weeks trekking in Nepal.

Be sure to tune in next month when RobWorley provides live coverage of the Jennifer Hughes Doug Smith wedding. Rob has been named divisional vice president of the Bank of Mid Jersey; he spends his free time digging up dirt on classmates and renovating a Victorian money pit in Philly.

Tom O'Neil, 3400 Oakenshaw Place, Baltimore, MD 21218