Class Note 2002
Issue
Jan - Feb 2019
Hello, ’02s!
Leyla (Kamalick) King and her husband, Ben, welcomed their third (and final!) child on June 27. Tobias “Toby” Joseph joins big brother Fred (7) and sister Beatrice (3 1/2). They live in rural Tennessee at the University of the South in Sewanee (about 50 miles north of Chattanooga), where Leyla teaches beginning Arabic in addition to her work as a priest at Thankful Memorial Episcopal Church in Chattanooga. She would love to see any Dartmouth alums who happen to be passing through!
Sarah Weiner sent me an update about her recent move and classmates that she’s seen recently: “I’m moving to Portland in October, and have reconnected with Andreas Stavrapolous, staying with him, his lovely wife, and their 6-month-old daughter, Sybil, on my house-hunting trips. I’d love to meet up with any Portland-area ’02s. I am still running the Good Food Foundation and recently traveled to Italy with Alice Waters, an honorary ’04, for a big Slow Food gathering. I have been collaborating with Sue AnderBois ’05, now Rhode Island’s director of food strategy. This summer in New York I saw Michael Rozas, her husband, Bruno Carvalho ’04, and their smiley baby, Lola. They were getting ready to move to Boston, where Bruno has taken a tenured position at Harvard. Michael is an architect (working on some of the Harvard buildings!) and glowing new mom. Last year I also stopped in to Denver to see Nicolette Krickl and her gorgeous and hilarious mini-me, Naia Indigo Rose, who is about 4.”
Congratulations to all!
—Anne Cloudman, 315 West 99th St., Apt. 2D, New York, NY 10025; acloudman@gmail.com
Leyla (Kamalick) King and her husband, Ben, welcomed their third (and final!) child on June 27. Tobias “Toby” Joseph joins big brother Fred (7) and sister Beatrice (3 1/2). They live in rural Tennessee at the University of the South in Sewanee (about 50 miles north of Chattanooga), where Leyla teaches beginning Arabic in addition to her work as a priest at Thankful Memorial Episcopal Church in Chattanooga. She would love to see any Dartmouth alums who happen to be passing through!
Sarah Weiner sent me an update about her recent move and classmates that she’s seen recently: “I’m moving to Portland in October, and have reconnected with Andreas Stavrapolous, staying with him, his lovely wife, and their 6-month-old daughter, Sybil, on my house-hunting trips. I’d love to meet up with any Portland-area ’02s. I am still running the Good Food Foundation and recently traveled to Italy with Alice Waters, an honorary ’04, for a big Slow Food gathering. I have been collaborating with Sue AnderBois ’05, now Rhode Island’s director of food strategy. This summer in New York I saw Michael Rozas, her husband, Bruno Carvalho ’04, and their smiley baby, Lola. They were getting ready to move to Boston, where Bruno has taken a tenured position at Harvard. Michael is an architect (working on some of the Harvard buildings!) and glowing new mom. Last year I also stopped in to Denver to see Nicolette Krickl and her gorgeous and hilarious mini-me, Naia Indigo Rose, who is about 4.”
Congratulations to all!
—Anne Cloudman, 315 West 99th St., Apt. 2D, New York, NY 10025; acloudman@gmail.com