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July-August 2021
Amita Kulkarni got married on October 10, 2020, and is doing a gynecologic oncology fellowship at NewYork-Presbyterian Columbia/Cornell in New York City.
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March-April 2021
Hi, ’10s! Short column this time around.
Francesca Bochner says, “My husband, Timothy Brown, and I had a daughter, Franklin Poppy, in July.”
Francesca Bochner says, “My husband, Timothy Brown, and I had a daughter, Franklin Poppy, in July.”
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January-February 2021
I’m happy to have received many updates this time around.
Kari Cholnoky writes: “I’m teaching remotely for SUNY Purchase and will have a solo show opening at Nicelle Beauchene in Tribeca in fall 2021.”
Kari Cholnoky writes: “I’m teaching remotely for SUNY Purchase and will have a solo show opening at Nicelle Beauchene in Tribeca in fall 2021.”
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November-December 2020
Mackenzie (Howell) Saitowitz: “My husband, Adam, and I welcomed our fourth child, Hadassah, who was born the week that Israel’s shutdown began. Definitely a unique maternity leave!
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September-October 2020
In this time of protest and pandemic, I asked classmates to share activities they are engaged in relating to civil rights, protests, or fighting Covid.
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May-June 2020
John Lane and his wife, Tabisa (George Washington University ’11), had their second child, James, on November 6.
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March-April 2020
Emily Mirengoff: “I published a short story, ‘The Forgotten Voices,’ in the winter 2020 issue of a literary magazine called Lunch Ticket (https://lunchticket.org/the-
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Jan-Feb 2020
Lucretia Witte is starting her fourth year as the executive director (a.k.a. principal) of the expeditionary learning program at Summit Public Schools, a charter network serving the Bay Area and Seattle area.
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Nov-Dec 2019
Deja Kemp and her husband welcomed twin baby girls, Nia Lawrence and Zuri Lawrence, on June 26.
Katie Behan and Justin Ketterer welcomed their second child, Felix, in July.
Katie Behan and Justin Ketterer welcomed their second child, Felix, in July.
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Sept - Oct 2019
Allie Miller: “If you’ve been following along on social media, you know I live and breathe artificial intelligence. I recently left IBM Watson to become Amazon’s U.S. head of A.I. business development, startups, and venture capital.