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"Where the Wild Things Went—15 Years Later." Friday, June 15, to Sunday, June 17, 2001. Be there.

One of the class events during the weekend will be nominating the slate of officers for the next five years. Bill Rodgers has kindly volunteered to head the nominating committee. Anyone who would like to run for an office should contact Bill at wmrodg@wm.edu or (757) 221-2398. Offices include: president, vice president, treasurer, secretary, head agents, Alumni Council rep, mini-reunion chair and newsletter editor. Mike Cahn, all the way from Ireland, has volunteered to serve as class Webmaster, beginning immediately. If you have any questions about the "job descriptions," you can contact Bill or any of the current officers. Also, on Saturday night of the reunion (June 16), there will be an open mike event held (the same as occurred at the Top of the Hop at our 10th reunion). The event at our 10th was a huge success, and many of our classmates showed wonderful talent, either singing, playing music, reading poetry, doing standup comedy, etc. If you'd like to share your artistic and performing talent please contact Rick Joyce' 85 at richard.a.joyce@ac.com or (609)497-9365.

Marion (Stouffer) Howard gave birth to her first child Jack Stouffer Howard, on November 18, a month ahead of schedule! Everyone is doing well. She and her husband, Mark Howard, also just moved into a new brownstone, still under renovation, in New York City. And speaking of Bill Rodgers, he and Yana have shifted to a zone defense. Baby Charles came in April. He joins Eliana (5) and William IV or Billy (3). John Menides is a guitarist for The Transglobal Millennium Ensemble. John has appeared with reggae artist Burning Spear and released a solo album. The Ensemble appeared at the Rutland, Vermont, Ninth Annual Ethnic Festival last September. Dave Magner has been living and working in Montreal for more than three years as marketing research director at Premier Horticulture. His wife, Letitia, received her Ph.D. in plant science from McGill University in June. They have a 10-year-old daughter and welcomed a 9.5-pound baby boy named James Urs McCune Magner (commonly referred to as Jum) on Octoberjo. The Magners also added a greater Swiss mountain dog to the family last year after spending two weeks traveling through Switzerland. J.J. Jamieson and his wife, Tana, had triplets in May—Kenya, Liam and Conner. Alex Rossides, Andrew Getraer, Margaret Brower and Jeffrey Morrison attended the christening in July. J.J. is living in L.A., working for a film production company called Enlightening Entertainment/Orly Productions. Jeffrey Morrison married Kate Van Acker on October 7 in Norwalk, Connecticut. Damon Itin and Robert Levine, along with their better halves, attended. Scott Rabschnuk and Alison received a little Cole in their stocking for Christmas this year. Cole Joseph was born two weeks ahead of schedule on December 8, a healthy 7 pounds, 9 ounces. After 10 long years, Bonnie Austin is leaving Skadden Arps and the practice of law. She is now at the Academy for Health Services Research and Health Policy as a health policy associate. Specifically, she'll be working on an initiative sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Bonnie is looking forward to a more normal lifestyle outside of the world of Skadden Arps.

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REUNION June 15-17 2001