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May-June 2024

With spring in full swing, many of you are likely looking forward to more outdoor activities as well as travel, summer gatherings, and mini-reunions with fellow ’84s—all news our classmates would love to hear about in future columns, so be sure to ke

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March - April 2024

Greetings all! I have agreed to tackle our class column, as Juliet Aires Giglio and Eric Grubman enjoy a well-deserved retirement.

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January-February 2024

True story: When I was in sixth grade my class voted me “most popular,” “funniest,” and “best personality.” Three separate awards. The only award I missed was “most intelligent,” which should surprise no one. And this was no hollow victory.

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November-December 2023

Now that we’re well into the fall term, and “back to school,” this column will attempt to do something more erudite. Remember Proust?

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September-October 2023

Reunion is over! We will no longer pester you with columns about registering for reunion or the importance of reunion. In fact, we will try to stop using that word “reunion” altogether.

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July-August 2023

During the last several months I have received countless invitations to attend our “40th class reunion” from class luminaries such as David Cumberbatch, Derek Chow, and Elisabeth Adair Jaffe, includi

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May-June 2023

Greetings all—this is your classmate Derek Chow reporting for duty and guest writing our class column this month. When I volunteered (err, was tricked/suckered) for this task, I reminisced.

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March-April 2023

Hey, ’84s! Don’t miss our 40th reunion June 15-18! See old friends, make new friends, enjoy activities and entertainment. It won’t be the same without you!

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January-February 2023

The overall inaccuracy of this column occurs through little fault of my own. Sure, I often get names wrong, print fanciful job descriptions that have nothing to do with the classmate of interest, and outright invent life stories.

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November-December 2022

By the time you see this column, dear reader, most of you will have turned the big 6-0 and we will be months away from our 40th reunion. I wasn’t a math major but even I know that the numbers don’t add up.

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September-October 2022

Editor’s Note: Most of you are devoted followers of this column. You know that Juliet Aires Giglio and Eric Grubman share the writing responsibilities, alternating the authorship of the column.

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July-August 2022

I lead a fairly unproductive life. By this I mean unproductive in the conventional sense of the word. I don’t have the time for a conventional job. You see, creating this column consumes most of my time.

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