a statell'ide \\'el fare-to-\ \'ark project
summer, a n d he'll b e at Boston C o l
i n 1' 1 a i n e ,
h e ll'Orks with 1' [ e d
lege Lall' School i n the fa l l . . . . Renee
Steven Graber '90's The Eve1ytbi11g Get
i c a i d recipients who are ha1·i ng d i ffi
Lajeuness works for S o c i e ty f o r
A - ob Book, a comprehensive guide for job
c u l t i e s w i t h t h e n e w i\ l e d i c a i d
\\'omen's Health Research, a non
managed care system i n ,\ l a i n e . I n
p ro fi t in D . C .
addition, h e supports outreach ef
Rebecca Pol1ard, w h o i s working a t
forts on the C h i l dren's H ealth I nsur
Nation a l j ournal's G reenw i r e . Renee
ance Program . . . . Keep me po red
a.id Rebecca hang out ll'ith Alexis
and have a great summer'
Azar all the time, and Renee just 1·is
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seekers, passes along tips garnered from h i ri ng ma nagers, human resource officers, career counseiors, job seekers and others. Graber is managing editor of the Job Bank series of books. ·:· James Dionizio'92 was the youngest of 1 7 athletes inducted into the Cranston, R . I . , H igh Schools Athletic Hall of Fame. Dionizio was All-State in football, basketball and baseball at Cranston Christian Davenport
'95
East and at Colby quarterbacked t h e football team and played catcher on the base
ball team. ·:· Wylie Dufresne '9 2 , chef at 7 1 Cli nton Fresh Food, a much-praised new bistro in New York City, was a finalist for America's rising star chef at the James Beard Awards in May. ·:· After several years in
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L. Brow11
Renee l i 1·es w i t h
ited Craig Bowden this 11 i nter i n Lebanon, N . H . , ll'here h e is a n assis
As we're approaching our fi rst
tant ski coach at Ford Sayre Acad
ann iversary of being " re a l - I i fers," i t's
emy . . . . Kristi Jacobi is ll'Orking at
been great to hear from so many of
Dartmouth for the career erl'ices of
)'OU who seem to be q u i te happy as
fice. This summer Kristi w i l l be teach
you're getting settled. B i g news is
ing a course about fantasy writi n g and
that H eather Fine is thrilled that she
the H a ny Potter books at the Explo
j u s t got a job o ffer a t S e n a to r
ration Summer Program at St. j\ l a rk's.
Leiberman's Office i n D .C. and was
Kristi planned to run i n the Boston
Texas writing for the A ustin A 'lll ericn11-Stntesmnn, Christian Davenport
picking up from N.Y. C. and moving
i\l l arathon for the M assachusetts As
'95 has accepted a position as a general assignment reporter at The
dmrn there tl1is (j\ I arch) weekend1 . . .
sociation for the Bl ind's' "Team ll'ith
Wnsbi11gtou Post. ·:· Sarah Holmes '97 was named president of the G reat
l heard from Liz \Villiams, ll' ho fi n
a \'ision 1 " . . . I heard from Alex \.Vall,
Lakes Association of Hand11Titing Examiners. She recently joined her
ished her master's i n la nguage (Span
who safely completed h i s cross-coun
mother, Ruth Elliott Holmes '67, i n her handwriting analysis and person
ish) through 1' [ i d d l ebur)' College i n
try bike trip and is no" ll'Orking as a
nel consulting firm, Pentec, I nc., and has assisted on j u ry selection in trials
1\ fay a n d t h e n p l a n n e d to move t o
financial ach-isor trainee (stockbroker)
Barcelona t h i s summer .
for 1' lorgan Stanley Dean \ \'itter in
such as the murder trial of Dr. Jack Kel'orkian.
M ILESTONES /\Jnrriages: Christine M. Bonner ' 9 1
to
Mark F. Burns '94 in Dorset,
Mass. ·:· Kimberly L. M a l inchak to Christopher S. Lahey ' 9 1 in St. Petersburg Beach, Fla. ·:· Susan A. Sestak to Ryan J . Strowger '92 in Corning, T.Y. ·:· Cassandra D. Taylor to William R. Gerdsen '93 ·:· Anne
F . L i l l y to March
0. McCubrey '93 i n Concord, N . H . ·:· Margot Salmela
'95 to Jason W. Dorion '93 i n Duxbury, J\ lass. ·:· Daniel \\I. Barnett to
Kara R. Toms '95 i n Keene, N . H . ·:· Michael A. Shayne to Stephanie L. Tyrre l l '95 i n Rockport, ,Vlaine ·:· J ulie C. Carlson to Joshua F. Eldred '96 in Chatham, Mass.
Births: A son, Callum Owen, to Matthew and Margot Wood Owen '90. Deatbs: Christopher P. Ripp '95,J anuary 30, 2000, in Portla11d, Maine, at 26.
.
.
. l\1artha
Stewart has j ust moved to the Upper
San ,\ 1 ateo, C a l i f. Alex ! i l'es ll' i th
\ Vest side ofN .Y. C. and has launched
Christian Mastrodonato and Diego
herself i n to a fi n a n c i a l career at
Muilenburg in the 1' l ission District
Donaldson Lufkin & J enrette. Martie
of San Francisco. Christian is chief
loves to use her Spanish with a l l of
paralegal at a non profit e1wironmen
. Tim
tal legal firm (Natural Heritage I nsti
Boggs is loving l i fe as a global analyst
tute). Diego is a research assistant at
with Deutsche Bank i n 1' I anhattan ,
San Francisco U nil'ersity and apply
a n d h e ' s looking f o rll'ard t o h i s I 0-
i n g to medical school. Thepre enjoy
their La tin American clients . .
.
ll'eek tra i n i n g session in London next
ing themselves immensely i n " har.\Jex
fa l l . . . . Aaron \Vh itmore is the
describes as "an incredibly d i 1·erse
driver of a huge truck with a mooing
city." . . . l\1ichael Baru is Ji,·i ng ll'ith
cow on top of it, as h e is out in San
Dan Rizza and Peter Edwards i n
Fran doing marketi ng and promo
San Fran a l s o . . . . Evan Robertson i s
tions for Stonyfield Farm yogurt.
a salesperson for Netopia,
Sometimes Aaron gets to wear the
cutting edge I nternet company that
cow costume, which a l lows h i m to
produces products meant to increase
l i ve out h i s chil dhood superhero fan
the usefulness of the I nternet. . . . Kyle
11hich
is a
Street Bank i n Boston; Nick works
as a brokerage s)'Stems analyst. . . . Al
tasies. T h e cow outfit is reportedly
Potter is reportedly deciding ben1·een
for C o n tracto r ' s L a b o r P o o l i n
so in Da1�s Square are Emily Record
ll' a y better t h a n u n d e r-ro o s .
. .
!all' school a n d graduate school for
\Vobu rn . N i ck w ri tes t h a t Kate
and Erika Ayers. They li"e with their
Christie Browning is gloa ting noll'
social ll'Ork . . . . Army Spec. Daniel
\Vesthaver, Lexy Gendron a n d
dog "square one." Emily is working at
that she has gotten through the Se
A. Rogers has graduated from basic
M att Kuchar ' 9 7 l i ve right d o w n t h e
H i l l H oliday doing secon d a ry re
ries 7 ll'ith flving colors, a n d she's
m i l itary t ra i n i n g a t Fort Leonard
ro a d fr o m
that J i m
search, and Erika just got a new job at
psyched that she just made the mo,·e
\ \'ood i n :\ l issouri . .
Fiebelkorn l ives aro u n d the corner.
the Fidelity advertising agency doing
i n to t h e e - fi n a n ce gro up at \\'it
is the coordinator for the Partnership
Kate is workin
them
and
g at \Venrworth I n sti
.
.
. Beth Dunphe
media buying. Most of the time they
Capital . . . . It was a pleasure to bump
for a Tobacco Free .\ Iaine at the R i ,·er
tute of Technology i n their publica
just hang out at home since (and I
into Ingela Ratledge at a l i ttle I ta l
\'a l l ey Healthy Communities Coali
tions department. J i m and Lexy work
quote Erika) "no one likes to hang out
ian bistro here i n t h e city. I ngela told
tion. Beth ll'Orks " ith both the com
at l -T arvard Business Schoo l , J i m i n the
with people who own a clog." . . . Sara
m e that "ll'hi lst trying to fi n d an ac
munity and the youth . . . . Ezra Dyer
historical collections department of
Rigelhaupt is finishing her second
countant with the ability to proper!)·
is making a name for h i mself i n Bos
the li brar)' and Lex·y as a research
year teaching Latin and coach ing \l'a
handle doing the tax returns on [her]
ton, "·here he is a humorist for The
fellow. Ed and Nick just got back from
ter polo and s11·imming. This summer
sel'en - figure salary· and fl i tting be
Impropff Bostonian. Ezra is also writing
a trip to Dubl in, where they saw Nabla
she'll be mm·ing back to Boston, II'here
tween society feces," she currentl\'
for another magazine i n Boston, and
Kennedy, who is i n grad school for
s h e and her boyfri e n d , Geoffrey
resides in a duplex i n the \\'est \'il
although he's ,-ery busy, h e lo1·es ll'hat
biology at University College Dublin.
Cramer, hal'e just bough t a condo . . . .
lage "(phone number is u n l isted, as
h e does. . . . That's all' Bring m e u p to
. . . Betsy Clark is l iving i n Davis
J o n B o l t o n fi n i s h e d a y e a r o f
there are far too man�· pesk·y suit
date on )'Our nell's1 \\'rite to classne11·s
Square i n Somerville, iV [ass., and work
AmeriCorps VISTA serl'ice i n No
ors)." . .
l 999@a l u m .colb1-.edu.
ing at Fidelity Investments in Boston
vember. H e is currently ll'Orking for
i n g from � . Y . C . to Boston t h i s
.
Ben Langi l l e ll' i l l be mo,·
-Lindsay l-lnyes
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