Class Note 2013
Issue
Nov - Dec 2015
Thank you to everyone who sent in updates! Keep sending them my way, and feel free to alert me of what your friends have been doing as well. Without further ado, let’s get to it.
Happy housewarming to Melanie (Parnon) Guyer and husband Martin, who recently bought their first house in Normal, Illinois!
Robbie Cholnoky moved in with Don Casler ’14 and Alan Keegan ’14 on the Lower East Side in July and is working in banking.
Danny Freeman is working as a campaign embedded reporter for NBC News for the 2016 presidential race. Thanks for keeping us informed, Danny!
Katharine Pujol and her family recently launched a Kickstarter for a line of classic, literature-inspired fine teas and tea tins, with themes such as War and Peach and 50 Shades of Earl Grey. As of this writing, the Kickstarter campaign had raised more than 150-percent of its goal with 26 days to go.
Lots of our classmates are starting or finishing graduate school—it’s never too late to send those updates in if they haven’t appeared yet. Here’s who I’ve heard from recently.
Rebecca Schneyer recently started medical school at Stanford and both Erin Klein and Christine Averill are first-year medical students at Washington University in St. Louis.
Kate O’Brien started medical school at Georgetown after earning a master’s in the spring and Gaby Sauza is now in medical school at the University of Michigan. Caitlin Foley is studying at Eastern Virginia Medical School.
Greg Buzzard recently left his job of the last two years at the Manhattan district attorney’s office and headed to law school at Yale University. He says, “I’ll miss New York, but I’m excited to transition back into school life.” Congratulations, Greg! Say hi to the Big Green for us when they come through New Haven.
Pauline Schmidt started a Ph.D. at Harvard Medical School in September and is hoping to research therapeutic immunoengineering.
After two years of teaching in New York City, Alice Liou moved back to Cambridge, Massachusetts, this fall to pursue a master’s in technology, innovation and education at Harvard Graduate School of Education. She moved in with her partner, Autumn White Eyes ’14, and reports, “We are both excited to be living within walking distance of Maha Malik. Maha was just promoted at Bain and is excited to start her third year as a Bostonian.”
Emma Brush recently graduated with her M.A. in English language and literature from the University of Chicago—congratulations, Emma!
—Emily Fletcher, 1375 Fairmont St., NW, Apt. 809, Washington, D.C. 20009; emilyefletcher@gmail.com
Happy housewarming to Melanie (Parnon) Guyer and husband Martin, who recently bought their first house in Normal, Illinois!
Robbie Cholnoky moved in with Don Casler ’14 and Alan Keegan ’14 on the Lower East Side in July and is working in banking.
Danny Freeman is working as a campaign embedded reporter for NBC News for the 2016 presidential race. Thanks for keeping us informed, Danny!
Katharine Pujol and her family recently launched a Kickstarter for a line of classic, literature-inspired fine teas and tea tins, with themes such as War and Peach and 50 Shades of Earl Grey. As of this writing, the Kickstarter campaign had raised more than 150-percent of its goal with 26 days to go.
Lots of our classmates are starting or finishing graduate school—it’s never too late to send those updates in if they haven’t appeared yet. Here’s who I’ve heard from recently.
Rebecca Schneyer recently started medical school at Stanford and both Erin Klein and Christine Averill are first-year medical students at Washington University in St. Louis.
Kate O’Brien started medical school at Georgetown after earning a master’s in the spring and Gaby Sauza is now in medical school at the University of Michigan. Caitlin Foley is studying at Eastern Virginia Medical School.
Greg Buzzard recently left his job of the last two years at the Manhattan district attorney’s office and headed to law school at Yale University. He says, “I’ll miss New York, but I’m excited to transition back into school life.” Congratulations, Greg! Say hi to the Big Green for us when they come through New Haven.
Pauline Schmidt started a Ph.D. at Harvard Medical School in September and is hoping to research therapeutic immunoengineering.
After two years of teaching in New York City, Alice Liou moved back to Cambridge, Massachusetts, this fall to pursue a master’s in technology, innovation and education at Harvard Graduate School of Education. She moved in with her partner, Autumn White Eyes ’14, and reports, “We are both excited to be living within walking distance of Maha Malik. Maha was just promoted at Bain and is excited to start her third year as a Bostonian.”
Emma Brush recently graduated with her M.A. in English language and literature from the University of Chicago—congratulations, Emma!
—Emily Fletcher, 1375 Fairmont St., NW, Apt. 809, Washington, D.C. 20009; emilyefletcher@gmail.com