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Jen Ancker recently moved from D.C. to N.Y.C., where she is
living with Madelyn Meyn (who has been in Argentina) and Bruce Mason
(who did some traveling through Mexico and Central America and more
recently finished a manuscript). Hank is working as a quantitative analyst for
a money managing firm. Before she left D.C., she received an excellence award
from her economic/energy consulting group. . . . David Scott
Giampetruzzi is at Fordham studying classics and archeology. He had been
working in Colorado for a year before heading to N.Y.C. for school, where he is
sharing an apartment with George Samuels '96. . . . Chris
Haigh, who works for ERX Logistics and lives in Pawtucket, R.I., has been
asked to be a volunteer assistant women's ice hockey coach at Brown University.
She also will be returning for a second season of coaching softball at Rhode
Island College. . . . Beth Herbert is an editor at
Rockport Publishers, lives in Gloucester, Mass., and has done some traveling
(Scandinavia, San Francisco). She wrote that Erin Mansur and Jen
Shatney are living in Alexandria, Va. Erin is working as a research
assistant for an environmental economics firm, and Jen is working as a vet
tech. . . . Scott Galson is teaching science at
Kingswood Oxford in West Hartford, Conn. . . . Kerry Knudsen
is teaching English at Suffield Academy in Connecticut, where she also coaches
and has directed a play. . . . Coby Reinhardt
recently moved from D.C. up to the Boston area. . . . Cheryl
Johnson wrote that she is attending Boston University for a master's degree
in Spanish literature and that Kim Beck is working at the Perkins School
for the Blind in Watertown, Mass. . . . Rachael
DeCosta is now living in Boston, where she works for 1st Annapolis
Consulting. . . . CJ Just is at George Washington
working toward a Ph.D. in American religious history. He spent three weeks
driving around the East Coast and the Midwest visiting friends and family
before starting school. He lives in Arlington, Va., with JD Ngo (who
completed a grad program in Nanjing, China, and is now working for an
international communications firm in Bethesda, Md.) and Bryan
Carey. . . . Brett Santoli will be working for White
& Case after finishing up the year at Cornell
Law. . . . Regina Lipovsky is a second-year law
student at Emory in Atlanta. . . . Meredith DiMenna is a
paralegal in N.Y.C. . . . Matt Marden is modeling for Calvin
Klein in N.Y.C. and, I've been told, has an occasional scotch with Kurt
Vonnegut. . . . Sarah Gurtman is living in York,
Maine, and is applying to grad schools for marine studies. . . . Erica
Fertig is working in film production in N.Y.C. . . . Doug
Macauley is still working as a consulting associate at Cambridge Associates
in Boston. He has made several trips over to France to see his girlfriend,
Sophie LeDorner, a French exchange student in 1995. Starting last January,
Sophie was to be teaching French at BU. . . . Alisa
Masson is a development assistant working in special events at the New
England Home for Little Wanderers. She and Jen Benwood (a researcher at
Brigham & Women's and med school applicant) ran the Maine Marathon and are in
training for Boston. . . . Kathy Christy is working at
Fitzgerald Communications, as is Bryan Raffetto. . . .
Laura Iorio is doing City Year. . . . Rachel Sotir
is selling real estate. . . . Alyson Angino is working on
her M.B.A. and C.P.A. at Northeastern. . . . Michelle
Grdina was planning on heading out to Vail for ski season.
. . . Kelly Spooner is in Grand Rapids, Mich., working in
physical therapy. . . . Anne McManus is a teacher in
the Boston area. . . . Janie Lundy and Elna Gordon
are living in Montana. . . . Lyndsay Griffiths moved
to Seattle. . . . Matt Morrissey is an events manager for
the athletics department at New Hampshire College and is also a grad student
working towards his M.B.A. He got to work with the Secret Service when
President Clinton visited New Hampshire during the
campaign. . . . Lynne Moss is an assistant editor
with American Artist magazine in N.Y.C., where she lives on the Upper
East Side. . . . Kaatje Van der Hooven drove from Maine
to Michigan with KC Lawler and Heather Beusse and from there to
South Dakota, where she attended Albion College Geology Field Group (with Brian
Duffany '96). While at camp she visited Kathryn Swaggart '94 in Montana. She
then began working for The Environmental Schools in southern Maine for a year,
teaching kids about the outdoors. She is now at Arizona State University for
geochemistry.
Kathleen McKiernan '90, who worked in the 1992 Clinton campaign and up
through the ranks to become assistant press secretary at the White House,
recently moved to the Senate as press secretary for Edward M. Kennedy
(D-Mass.).
Births: A daughter, Sarah Shane, to Tracy and Matt Hancock
'90. . . . A son, Conor Crosby, to Dominic and Janet
Blaney Walsh '90. . . . A daughter, Emma Rebecca, to
Chris '92 and Angela Toms Forman '92. . . . A son,
Nicholas James, to James and Aliza Hernandez Whittel '93.
Marriages: Kristen M. Romans '90 to Craig J. Brown in Old
Field, N.Y. . . . Kendra L. Edwards '91 to Walter
H. Stowell III '91 in Old Lyme, Conn. . . . Maya C.
Glos '92 to Edward M. Walsh '90 in Fall River,
Mass. . . . Elaine W. Jorgensen '91 to Todd M. Lang
in Tariffville, Conn. . . . Jane E. Solomon '91 to
James M. Donovan in Boston, Mass. . . . Lisa H. Twomey
'91 to Bradford D. Bates in Montville, Maine. . . .
Heather S. Hamilton '92 to Roderick J. Lavallee in North Chatham,
Mass. . . . John J.K. Olson '92 to Erin K. MacPhee
in Kennebunkport, Maine. . . . Erika J. Sayewich '92
to Samuel W. Buell in Newport, R.I. . . . Jennifer L.
Curtis '93 to Bruce W. Army in Lorimer Chapel. . . .
Susan E. Kairnes '93 to Stephen C. Baker in Warwick,
R.I. . . . Trent G. Kamke '93 to Michelle M.
Hallisey in Brookline, Mass.
As Easy As ABC
Talk about landing on your feet. Less than one year after
quitting a lucrative Wall Street job, Kristin Hock Davie '90 has parlayed an
internship at the Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta into a full-time freelance
position as production assistant at ABC Sports. "The whole world tells you, `Don't quit your job without knowing what you'll
do next,'" Davie said. "I've never had one regret." [CONTINUE]
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