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Of architecture degree from the University of Washington in 1999 and Richard DOMINGUEZ, who worked at the World Trade Center and survived, and his wife, Gabriella DAYA-Dominguez (Cowell '88), are happy to be alive and to celebrate the birth of their third son, Trevor Charles. '86 Darrick YUN's novel, The Chronicles of Dat Seung, the Young Monk, is available at '88 Peter BLACKSHAW is happily married to Erika Brown and living in Cincinnati, where he founded an Internet company (PlanetFeedback) after a five-year marketing stint at Procter & Gamble. '83 Carol SUNDBORG Curtiss and her husband, Michael, have a baby boy, born in March 2002. '80 After 20 years in the suit-and-tie world, Gregory RUTTER decided in March of 2001 to start a new career as a metal sculptor his web site is Deborah ROARICK Woods loves living in West Virginia, where she is director of the Career and Academic Student Enhancement Center at Salem International University she is also pursuing a master's degree at West Virginia University. After working for eight years at the STOP AIDS Project in San Francisco, Daniel WOHLFEILER is now at the STD Control Branch in the California Department of Health Services he's also president of the board of the Jewish Film Festival and living in Berkeley. '79 Rick KERN is serving as UC Education Abroad Study Center director in Lyon and Grenoble, France UCSC alums passing through Lyon or Grenoble may contact him at Jon Warren LENTZ lives in La Costa in north county San Diego and makes his living as a freelance artist and author his fifth book, Flash: The Future, is about the use of the Flash authoring tool to develop content for handheld devices. '78 Mary FITZPATRICK and her husband, David VAN PELT (Cowell '76), write that their son, George Van Pelt, is attending Cowell as a freshman. Virginia (Lee) WULSIN Roberts is back at UCSC working as a graduate assistant for the Psychology Department her son, John Jacobs, is a senior at UCSC, working on his computer engineering degree and her brother, Bill WULSIN (Cowell '78) is a naturopathic doctor in Seattle, married with two children.
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Richard FORRESTER is a software engineer/manager he and his wife and four children live in the San Francisco Bay Area. '77 Louise COHEN is chief of staff for the New York City Department of Health she and her husband, David Lewis, have two boys, ages 12 and 15 David is the brother of alumni Stephen LEWIS (Porter '75) and his wife, Anne LEWIS (Porter '89). Kathryn REASONER has returned from a yearlong fellowship in Japan to her work as director of Headlands Center for the Arts in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
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'76 Peter HANKOFF stumbled into producing TV documentaries and has won a Gabriel Award for a show about Empire State Building ironworkers for the History Channel. '73 Janice HANSEL is a new public school teacher who came to public education in midlife with experience in business, not-for-profit management, and college teaching.
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'72 Florence NELSON is executive director of the New Jersey Professional Development Center for Early Care and Education. Press, 2002), was chosen by Yusef Komunyakaa as the winner of the 2001 Of creative affairs for BlueSky Pictures friends can reach him at THOMAS's book of poems, Door to Door (Fordham University In Los Angeles, as well as a founding partner and senior vice president '71 Peter MYERS is a full-time screenwriter Davis STRAUB does an online e-zine that covers hang gliding around the world at. '70 After five years in Manhattan, Sandra KATZMAN is a freelance writer, whose recent clients include the United Nations and Mitsubishi Research Institute. Mary Beth SAFFO is a Fellow in the Radcliffe Institute of Advanced Study at Harvard University for the 2002-03 academic year.
in studio art at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. '69 Marion "Happy" HOWARD Hoekenga's pen-and-ink sketches are published in Daughters of History: Centennial Memoirs of the Daughters of the Pioneers (Berkeley Hills Press, 2002) she is pursuing a second B.A.
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