1991

Let's see if I can win the Class Secretary award this month for having the most names in bold. Greg Abel recently let me know about my first goof. He's not "applying to medical school" as I reported last year, he's in his first year of medical school at Columbia. In his class of 150 students, there are eight other Dartmouth grads.

In New York working for a "big, mean law firm on Wall Street" is Mitch Epner, who lives in a TriBeCa apartment one floor above George Dunston. George is also an attorney and mainly does high-tech corporate finance work. T.J. Raney, who married Teresa Johnson a couple years ago, is finishing up his Ph.D. in clinical psychology at the University of Nebraska, and is applying for internships in no less than six states. Lucia Kubiatowski is now working as a trial attorney at the law firm of Sanchez & Daniels in Chicago. Over Christmas and New Year's Anne Gore journeyed to Honduras to visit TomMarkworth, who is in the Peace Corps there, and travel throughout the country. Anne is now on a fellowship in Washington, D.C., administering EPA national estuary programs.

Leonard Chang's first novel, The Fruit'N Food, was just published and won the Black Heron Press Award for social fiction. Leonard lives in Mountain View, Calif. Anu Kirk is in Los Angeles working for a publicly held technology firm (NASDAQ: SPAZ), and he's about to independently release a new solo album. In their first year of business school at Duke are Rob Malin and Laura Gadd. Laura's hoping to land a computer-related job on the West Coast this summer. If anyone has suggestions or contacts, or if you're in the Durham area, let her know: .

David Newman lives in San Jose and works for an environmental, health, and safety consulting firm helping electronics and computer companies design products that are environmentally friendly. His email: . David reports that Sundar Raj an is in the area working for a start-up semiconductor manufacturer, Neel Chatterjee is an attorney there, and Derek Yegian was married this fall in Yosemite to a woman named Jill. David also attended Trey McAlister's wedding in Sonoma. Trey does Macintosh computer consulting and leads vineyard tours. Eric Chin wrote in to say that he just started Harvard Business School, and that he recently attended the wedding of David Lack and Karen Knight in Chicago. Katie Jozus was there; she's a marketing analyst in the marketing department at the New Yorker. A bunch of David's freshman-year Streeter hallmates attended as well: Greg Cavallo, Alan Seem, GregPortland, Mike Yu, Perry Brown, and Ted Kircher.

Also wed in Chicago this fall was DanielBryant. He married Kate Reynolds, and Peter Hoffman, Sean Monahan,Brendan O'Sullivan, and Peter Wheelan were groomsmen. Daniel is an associate at an investment banking firm, and Kate is the chef entremetier at a French restaurant. ("Entremets" means a dish served between the main courses or as a side dish; I had to look it up.) Ross Mandell married Alicia, his girlfriend of five years, in Maui. He's still working in Los Angeles for Activision and referees college and pro soccer games.

Did you recently get married? Send me the news, and also let Kristy Bronner know. She's maintaining the class of '91 wedding announcements page on the World Wide Web. Her e-mail address is .

Whew, that's it. I named 32 classmates. Do I win?

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