1991

Thank goodness for Jackie Keeler, who responded to my e-mail request for some news. If she hadn't written back, there'd be no column this month. And I know how disappointing it is to flip to the back of the Alumni Magazine and find the '90 column and the '92 column, butno copy for us '91s. So, drop an e-mail—please! Jackie's big news is that she and her husband Joseph Kelly '92 are expecting a baby in July. She writes, "We can't decide which of our tribes (Mohawk, Navajo or Sioux) should have the honor of naming her." Jackie is currently editing a documentary called The Good Red Road about her trip to Chiapas with a group of American Indian delegates from the United States, Canada and Caribbean to meet with the Zapatistas, Mayan Indian revolutionaries who are taking on the Mexican army. Last year she associate-produced Homeland, directed by jilann Spitzmiller '89, which was scheduled to air at the Taos Film Festival in April. Hubby Joe is a software engineer in Silicon Valley.

Don't forget my threat! No news means no column. And that's no fun.

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