1987

Homecoming is fast approaching, and I'd like to open by announcing the class of 1987 fall minireunion, to be held in Hanover over the big weekend, October 20-22. This event is planned in conjunction with the classes of 1985 and 1986. Christen Fitzpatrick O'Connor sends the word that the mini-reunion will take place immediately following the football team's defeat of Colgate on Saturday the 21st. We'll meet in the Oberlander Lounge at Alumni Gymnasium. Plenty of food and drinks for all, so come and enjoy!

position with UPN (the new network featuring Star Trek: Voyager). Shortly after the network's launch, Sam joined the parent company, Paramount Pictures, as legal director for syndicated television. Although he enjoyed the job, complete with an office overlooking the studio blue screen and tank, he recently accepted a position with CBS as manager, business affairs, talent and program negotiation. Outside the office, Sam's real passion is Thaistyle kickboxing.

Stephanie Losee and husband Tom are parents: Olivia Rose was born in December. Fortune recently promoted Stevie to writerreporter. She is also writing a monthly column for Child and continuing to serve as a part-time anchor for the Fortune Business Report on NYI News, New York's all-news cable channel.

Stevie recently visited Lisa Snyder and husband Jeff Foster '88 in Milton, Mass. Lisa is an attorney, and Jeff is a software engineer. Stevie also saw Jill Levy on her way home from a two-week stint in Guatemala, where Jill volunteered her medical services to people in need. Jill is a resident in internal medicine in Denver.

Bobby Charles checked in to tell about lots of major life changes. He married wife Christine in Jamaica two years ago, attended by Raffiq Nathoo. He graduated from Harvard Business School in 1993 and joined Bain & Co. to explore opportunities in South America. Bobby and Christine have a daughter, Rachel, born in April. Their home in Dallas is complete with hunting and fishing gear, and Bobby welcomes visits from '87s passing through.

Glen Goldman and Sarah Powell-Goldman were in Detroit in May for the wedding of Lance Meyerson to Shelli Wolfe. Lance is going to be chief resident in ENT at Henry Ford Hospital. The Goldmans saw Ken Hitleman, who is now a software designer living in the Bay Area, and Steve Gebiv, who is in the lumber industry in Portland, Ore. John Steele, when he is not sailing, is an actuary living in Stamford, Conn. As for the Goldmans' careers, Sarah is an assistant vice president at the Bank of New York, and Glen will be a fellow in cutaneous plastic surgery at the hospital at U-Penn.

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