1986

"Back in the States after seven years, and mad about Helen Hunt."—ChadRosenberger

Well, Chad has finally returned from Eastern Europe. Unfortunately, he has returned with a wild crush on Helen Hunt and is wondering if any of our classmates out there in Hollywood could set something up. Chad also notes, "my time here in Boston is still spent on Eastern Europe. I'm rewriting all my old scholarly reports to make them into a marketable book on post-Communist nationalism.... I have also been asked to speak at rallies of the American Committee to Save Bosnia. The war is likely to get worse this summer, so I'll probably fly back to do some more reporting."

Gary Greene is pleased to announce the arrival of his daughter Emily Collier on February 23. (Actually, Gary's dad wrote me!) Gary and his wife both practice law, and all three of the Greens are doing very well, according to one proud grandpa!

Seems we have a lot of proud relatives out there—I received a fax from the future husband of Annalie Chapman, who has had an exciting career since Dartmouth. She started her own software company writing Macintosh applications early on, then decided to pursue cycling competitively and made the U.S. Cycling Team in 1991. She was selected as a member of the U.S. road team for the Olympic games in Barcelona. Unfortunately, she suffered chronic fatigue in 1993 and had to leave the world of professional cycling. She then decided to pursue a career in languages and was accepted in the Slavic linguistics program at UCLA. She plans on obtaining a Ph.D. and would love to teach at Dartmouth. And of course, she will be getting married soon as well. Thanks to her nameless future hubby for all the news!

Suzanne Virnelli Grevelink gave birth recently to her second child, a little boy named Joop, after his father. She also has a little girl named Ashley. Dr. Grevelink had the honor of being asked to be the chief resident in her medical program. Suzanne practices medicine in Boston.

More news on Leslie Thompson, our professional cross-country skier: Leslie added $6,250 to her winnings in February when she had a great week at the Subaru U.S. Cross Country Championships in Lake Placid, N.Y.

Geoff Michel has left the world of politics to become associate counsel for St. Paulbased Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance. You may remember that Geoff had been working for the governor of Minnesota before this move.

And finally, Margaret Brower is a freelance writer living in Louisville, Ky. Margaret also writes and produces videos. Before Louisville, she spent six years in television production in New York City and Los Angeles, where she got her M.B.A. from UCLA.

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