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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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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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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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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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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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