Class of 2010

Hi, team. As a fun game this column will build up to a dramatic announcement at the end. Can you guess what it is?

After 13 years in Brooklyn Janel diBiccari moved with her partner Andrew in September of 2024 to a small town in southern Vermont (a convenient hop-skip to the…). She is getting involved in the local arts council here and trying to adapt her marathon training from the urban flatness of Brooklyn to the chilly hills of Vermont. She also celebrated her eighth anniversary working as an engineer at Kickstarter this past October.

Jean Luo has made a major career change cofounding Sisters Worldwide, a content, commerce, and community startup. She and her sister, Cherie, cohost the Tiger Sisters podcast as “the internet’s Silicon Valley and Wall Street Big Sisters.” They also launched a matcha brand called Sisters Matcha, which sources and sells the “best matcha in the world” from a small family farm outside Kyoto, Japan, they both lived and worked on. Jean would love to reconnect or connect with any fellow Dartmouth alums in the content, YouTube, podcasting, new media space, and can’t wait for….

Erik Douglas writes: “I am leaving my corporate career behind and am taking my lifelong hobby of coin collecting to the level of full-blown entrepreneur. I am now a professional coin and bullion dealer and I run my business out of a brick-and-mortar store: Bonanza Coins in Silver Spring, Maryland.”

Now, for updates regarding tiny humans who may be in attendance at…in July or prevent parental attendance at said event.

Phil Aubart and his wife welcomed their fourth child, Violet Ann, last September.

Katie (Porter) Roberts is not sure if she’ll be at…as she is expecting her first child in June. If anyone is traveling in through Boston, reach out and she’d love to say hello!

Hannah Raila advises that Sarah Klassen and her husband moved to Denver and welcomed their first baby.

And now, for the big reveal: Class president and reunion chair James Cart writes with exciting news. Mark your calendars for our 15th reunion, July 25-27! Given that we missed our 10th, let’s make this 15th a truly memorable event, a chance to reconnect, reminisce, and celebrate all that’s happened since we last convened on the Green. More details regarding the weekend’s festivities will be forthcoming. In the meantime, spread the word and prepare for a fantastic reunion!

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—Kate Farley, 1 Richmond Hill, Irvington, NY 10533; (203) 246-6472; kathleen.erinn.farley@gmail.com