Class Notes
Bruce Ferguson writes, “I recently moved back home to Pittsburgh, continuing on several writing projects while lecturing at conferences and universities.
Jim O’Connell writes, “After 22 years managing Wausau Wisconsin’s historic Grand Theater (46 years in the performance facility business, beginning with my first job at the Hop the winter of our freshman year) I have taken up teach
As I write this edition of Class Notes in mid-February, 20 of our more intrepid classmates, significant others and friends are heading into Yellowstone Park for a very frosty mini-reunion among the wildlife and geothermal features.
As I write this column, we are experiencing one of the warmest holiday seasons in the Northeast in decades, with the mercury hitting 60 degrees the day before Christmas.
A quote from one of my columns a year ago: “One of the frequent topics of our executive committee conference calls has been the good effort of increasing the number and variety of mini-reunions, as we approach retirement age and many of us have t
With the recent news of tens of thousands of illegal children pouring over the border from several Central American countries, I decided to call my old roommate Foss Jones. Foss lives in McAllen, Texas, right on the border with Me
Greetings, fellow ’71s! I hope this issue of DAM finds you all well and enjoying a great time during this 65th summer of our lives. From the mailbox, Bill Powers writes, “I was in Hanover this past weekend for graduation.
Since our last class column our class has had several gatherings around the country, beginning with CarniVail the first week in March.