Sam Ostrow notes the class has a new Web site (same url)—and it will have not only lots of news, but also DAM columns, superlinks, obits and also a blog capability. There will be several blogs—one for ’67s to post their own news, one related to College issues, one related to living well issues—accessible only with a password that we will e-mail to everyone for whom we have an e-mail address. We will also put it in an upcoming class mailing. We have a busy mini-reunion schedule set up. The Rhode Island mini-reunion golf outing and dinner is September 26 (contact Rich Paolino at rpaolino@earthlink.net). The D.C. mini-reunion dinner will be October 17 (contact John Isaacs at jdi@clw.org or Bob Burka at rburka@foley.com). The Homecoming ’67 march is October 23 (contact Paul Killebrew at killebrew@valley.net). Boston—think ahead—is January 26, 2010 (contact John Manaras at jmanaras@smmalaw.com). The class continues its support of the Hood Museum “A Space for Dialogue” project, recognizing several student curators. David Lowenstein and Hugh Freund are both overseers of the Hood Museum. Tom Buri from Smithers, British Columbia, provided news of the death of David Albert Sinclair of Defuniak Springs, Florida. Tom remembers Dave’s accomplishments as a poet and Ann Arbor, Michigan, activist, artist, bookstore owner, angler and devoted family man. Additional details are available on John Sinclair’s Web page, “On the Road with John Sinclair.”


—Dave Mangelsdorff, 3410 Turtle Village Drive, San Antonio, TX 78230-3918; (210) 344-0942; dmangels@idworld.net