Hello, ’02s. There’s lots of happy news in this column. Alex Roberts and her husband, Eric Goralnick, welcomed baby girl and tiny Red Sox fan Zoe Isobel on May 14. Alex is a law professor at the University of New Hampshire. Zoe thoughtfully waited until final grades had been submitted to make her debut. 


Lynnie Rudner Correll wrote me about her new addition as well. “Andy and I were very excited to welcome Grady Gene Correll on Sunday, June 22. He weighed 7 pounds, 11 ounces and was 20.5 inches long—which explains why I always felt like I was going to topple over! Everyone is home and doing well, resting up for summer fun, and in the fall I’ll return to work switching from pediatrics residency to anesthesia.”


Also on June 22, Molly Johnson gave birth to Georgia Talbot Hawkins after nudging her along with long walks and spicy food. Georgia was 8 pounds, 21 inches and Molly and her husband, Jeff, are very happy and everyone is doing well at home. 


I also received an update from Ariel Diaz. Last fall he traveled to Peru and Argentina and while climbing the glacier Perito Moreno he met fellow Dartmouth alum Joel R. Reidenberg ’83. This June Ariel attended the wedding of Julia Pinover to John Kupiec ’04. There were many Dartmouth alumni there to celebrate. Ariel also mentioned that his educational startup, Boundless, is going well and they are preparing to launch their first product geared toward professors. Boundless currently reaches more than 3 million students and teachers around the world. 


That’s all the news for now. Keep sending your updates.


—Anne Cloudman, 315 West 99th St., Apt. 2D, New York City, NY 10025; acloudman@gmail.com