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A hearty congratulations to Bill Rodgers for having received tenure at the College of William and Mary. His official title now is associate professor. Bill was also named the Francis L. and Edwin L. Cummings Professor of Economics, an endowed chair. Andrew Getraer sees a lot of folks in Wellesley, Mass. He ran into Mary Beth Faubert and her kids and Pete Henderson's family

Marion Stouffer married Mark Howard on September 12 in Fairfield, Conn. From there, they'll live in Greenwich Village. Alicia Strohl played matchmaker on this one. Andrew also said that he is quite proud after having dropped 35 pounds using herbal-based nutritional products from Flerbalife International. No, he's not the owner (yet), but he did the next best thing became an independent distributor working parttime from home. Paul Davis is back in Boston and has a new daughter, Hanna, who is about nine months old. Eric Jaffe is living in Washington and is doing well in a solo legal practice.

Sam Kinney founded a company that facilitates the bidding process by large manufacturers among its key suppliers. The company on which Craig Granowitz has been working, Proliance Pharmaceutical's, has recently been financed. Craig started as employee number one and now serves as vice president of business development. They're hopeful that they can validate their business model within the first six to nine months of operations. According to Bill Marozas, Phil Tombaugh is planning to wed in October 1999. He and his fiancee live in Taiwan. John and Jennifer Paul recently had their third child. Doug Mitman and his wife, Terry (Perkins) Mitman, live in Wisconsin and have two children, with a third on the way. Doug is an investment banker with a local firm.

Diarmuid O'Connell is still working for Arthur Andersen in San Francisco but is quietly contemplating his move to a start-up venture. He's losing hair rapidly. John Brady lives in Manhattan Beach with his wife, Lisa, and children. He's quite successful as principal with Colony Capital, a real estate investment firm in L.A.

John's photo recently appeared on the front page of the L.A. "Times business section, holding a small globe in the palm of his hand. The caption read "John Brady and Colony Capital have eyes for Asia!" By the way, Bill Marozas lives in Redwood Shores, Calif., and is a manufacturing/supply operations geek at Cisco Systems in San Jose.

Correction: Virginia Rhoads will be receiving her master's in Psychology (not a Ph.D. as I had previously written).

Dave Engvall and wife, Maria, welcomed Christopher Henry on July 5. On May 28 Laura Lindner Sankey gave birth to a healthy 8-pound, 6-ounce girl named Logan Lindner Sankey. Laura handled going back to work just fine; she cried only seven times during her first morning back.

Matt Berardo and his wife, Paige Manzo, had a little girl named Isabel in May. Burgie Howard would like to put together a mini-reunion for all those alums from Maine (uh yah).

T.G. Ricker is an eligible bachelor after three years of marriage. In 1997 he was working for Claris Corp. (makers of the FileMaker Pro database). He was laid off at the start of '98 with a nice severance package, so he played for a while until reality hit. He then started a FileMaker Pro database consulting business.

Rachel Levy got married on October 24 to one of those Crimson guys named Andy Loinbarda. The question remains: Did her mother allow their labrador retrievers to attend? Rachel is clinical psychologist at Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center. You can find our classmates' e-mail addresses at .

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