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Class Notes Archive |
Eileen O'Keefe '89 writes, "I'm living in San Francisco looking for work after 3 years at NYU School of Law. I can be reached at 517 11th Avenue, Apt. B, SF, CA 94118." Born to Liza DiPrima '89 and Matt Cibula '88, a daughter, Emma on October 27, 1995. Matt reports,"Emma and Liza are fine, except that the latter is sore and tired and the former goes to the bathroom in her pants. Emma was eight (8) pounds and one (1) ounce, and was twenty-one inches long, leading to speculation that she may someday play power forward for the Portland Trailblazers. As far as we can tell, Emma is Liza from the middle of the nose up, and me from the middle of the nose down. She's butter, pure butter." Liza works in children's educational publishing and Matt recently wrote a children's book entitled "Slumgullion the Executive Pig" (available at kids' bookstores). Beth Gamulka '89 was recently named Chief Resident of Pediatrics at the Hospital for Sick Children at the university of Toronto. Beth and her husband, Wally just purchased their first home. Their address is: 43 Glen Park Avenue, North York, Ontario ,M6B 2C1, (416) 782-9991 Greg Schwartz writes, "I'm still at Yale, into my 4th year (of six) of an MD/JD program." He would be interested in serving as the regional class coordinator for New Haven. He can be reached at: email: gschwart@biomed.med.yale.edu phone: (203)624-5100 Philipp Schuller '89 reports," My current state of mental health is drab as I am still writing my D.Phil. thesis on conceptions of Japanese political corruption since the 1920s in cold and rainy England." He hopes to be done soon! David Karger '89 and my wife Allegra Goodman '89 have returned to Cambridge after 4 years in California. David writes,"I am now an assistant professor in Computer Science at MIT. Allegra is finishing up her Doctoral dissertation in English at Stanford (long distance). Our first son Ezra was born July 7, 1992 in Palo Alto; our second son Gabriel was born Oct 11, 1995 here in Boston." Ariel Anbar '89 sucessfully defended his Ph.D. thesis in early January 1996, and is delighted. He has received his degree from Caltech in Geochemistry. He and Marni are headed for the University of Rochester, where Ariel will be an Assistant Prof. in the Dept. of Earth and Environmental Science and in the Dept. of Chemistry. Mischa Frusztajer '89 sends greetings from Moscow! He writes, "Since graduating from the Harvard Business School in June of '95, I have been working in a start-up called Lexington Investment Group, splitting my time mostly between Boston and Moscow. We make direct investments in Russian companies, with a focus on technology and manufacturing. When in Moscow I am taking advantage of the rich cultural offerings by attending concerts, dance performances and plays. I often see classmates Jack Orchard and Charlie Ryan, who are running an investment bank here. Would love to see other '89ers who find themselves in Moscow. Internet: Frusztajer@aol.com, Moscow Tel/Fax: +7-095-207-3598, Boston Tel: (617) 451-1807. Dave Bell's brief post-graduation update: "After graduation, I spent a year helping build and race a solar-powered car across the U.S. I studied self-navigating wheelchairs for blind people at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, finishing with a PhD in Mechanical Engineering in August '94. Since then, I have split my time between starting a company to continue my PhD research and working as an engineer designing small, cheap electric vehicles for the Indian and Chinese markets. I live in Pasadena, CA (my home town) where I spend my free time surfing, restoring my house and playing soccer. You can contact me by e-mail at: dabell@adaptrans.com" Oksanna I. Zanft writes," I am engaged to Patrick B. Butler and we are planning a wedding for September 1996 in Newport, RI. I am still a lawyer with Cravath, Swaine & Moore in New York City and Patrick is an associate with Merrill Lynch." 
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