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Sept - Oct 2011
I heard from Nita Farahany, who’s an associate professor of law and philosophy at Vanderbilt Law School and a visiting professor at Stanford Law School through 2011.
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Nov - Dec 2012
New additions of babies to the ’98 family just keep coming! There are lots of little ones to welcome into the fold this issue.
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Nov - Dec 2011
We’re having a twin boom in the ’98 class! I heard from Tracy Van Dorpe in July. She and her husband, Phil Drapeau, Tu’05, welcomed twin boys in September 2010.
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May - Jun 2013
It’s time for our 15th reunion! It will be wonderful to see everyone on campus!
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May - Jun 2012
Mary Hollendoner reports that she and her husband, John Stanfield, had a beautiful baby girl last July named Lillian after Mary’s grandmother.
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May - June 2011
Greetings, ’98s! I hope some of you are headed up to school for Green Key Weekend, which is on May 20-22! Oh you know you want to. Go ahead!
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Mar - Apr 2013
Greetings, ’98s! Our reunion is fast approaching and the reunion committee is spending a ton of time putting together all the activities and plans for the big weekend!
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Mar - Apr 2012
It was great to hear about some new additions to the ’98 family in late 2011. Betsy and Khalid Roberts announced the arrival of Paige Elizabeth Roberts on November 1, 2011.
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Mar - Apr 2011
Hey, ’98s! I hope that the winter’s been treating you well and that the approaching spring brings all kinds of good things! Speaking of which, here are a few good things I’ve heard from our classmates:
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Jul - Aug 2013
This issue of the magazine will be hitting your mailboxes after our 15th reunion has passed, but it has to be written before the reunion has taken place!
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Jul - Aug 2012
Erin Wright and her husband, Eric Pilotte ’95, welcomed baby Andrew George on October 19.
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Jul - Aug 2011
Remember sophomore summer, friends? Just writing this column up and thinking about when it will be published—deep in the heart of summer—makes me think back to what a great time that was. If only things were so easy now, right?