From a note sent to the Alumni/ae studies! (Speaking of ambition, Rob the Hilltop. The past year has distanced us
Office: Jake Kennedy, owner of Wanderlust Chardon arranged to graduate a year early, across the country and around the world.
Touring, has joined Nashville-based book- and got his bachelor’s degree in philoso- Pat Herweck is enjoying Boston University
ing agency New Frontier Touring. Kennedy phy from Colorado College in May.) and has decided to pursue a major in busi-
will oversee bookings in clubs and the-
Back in the U.S., many of us have had
ness management. He is also training to ride
aters, and for all fairs and festivals in the
outstanding achievements either in sports,
in the Pan Mass Challenge this summer.
Eastern half of the United States. He will
academics, or other extracurricular activi-
Good luck, Pat! Joe Astrauskas has had a
remain the responsible agent for current
ties. Sally Hatfield was voted on the All-
busy year running around the University of
clients Tommy Womack and The Coal
NESCAC team for squash this year and was
Chicago. He writes that he’s been running
Men, and take on a number of new clients.
MVP and captain of the Middlebury team.
cross-country and track, noting “running
Another squash player with a remarkable
year round has its challenges. Back in Janu-
Class of 2004
career is Sander Doucette who plays on the
ary I did a 10-mile training run in sub-zero
varsity team for Hamilton College and was
weather.” Joe’s also singing in the Motet
Choir. He adds that he occasionally runs
Julianna C. Howland
selected a 2007 SAAC Scholar-Athlete. Emily
into Lindsey McQuilkin who’s involved in
52 Brush Hill Road Quan is on the dean’s list at Pepperdine and
Sherborn, MA 01770 so is Elliott Higgins at Northwestern.
various community service groups and the
Phone: 508-653-8499
inter-varsity Christian Fellowship.
I am also on the dean’s list. I have found
E-mail:
jhowland@oxy.edu
myself nostalgic to have returned from such
Kip Geddes writes that he’s having a won-
an amazing semester in Spain this fall but
derful time at Rhodes. He’s a member of the
Katharine C. Sheehan
am appreciating my final time at Sewanee,
Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity and will be intern-
51 Beach Street
although I’m very eager to come back North
ing at MSNBC this summer in New York City,
Marblehead, MA 01945
after I graduate. I was at SG this May for my
noting that Tucker Carlson ’87 works there
Phone: 781-631-3866
too! Lisa Hodges will be working as a summer
E-mail:
sheehakk@bc.edu
younger brother Morgan’s graduation. Allie
Levison and Rachel Elmer also had siblings
intern at the Mount Washington Observatory
and is enjoying life on the West Coast.
Class of 2005
graduating. We have successfully carried on
the sibling tradition at SG! I’ve enjoyed my first year at Wellesley
College. I’m a member of the varsity swim-
Emily S. Beeson
Here’s to a great summer for all,
ming and diving team, and I’ve been writ-
983 North Street
probably full of challenging internships
Greenwich, CT 06831 as we enter into our final year of college!
ing for campus publications. I’m looking
Phone: 203-340-9069
forward to keeping in touch with all of you!
E-mail:
ebeeson@sewanee.edu
Class of 2006
Trevor Nichol’s first newspaper article,
“Hatching Plans for an Early Easter,” was
Junior year has progressed nicely for published in the China Daily on March
many of the members of our Class of
Michael C. Robey
21, 2008, on p. 19.
154 Church Street
2005, with a great pool of students having
Northport, NY 11768 Nichols interviewed several expats
embarked upon studying abroad this
Phone: 631-754-8982 about how they celebrate the Christian
spring semester and others having success
E-mail:
mcr54@georgetown.edu holiday and several Chinese establishments
back home. Twins Emily and Nick Rosser
about how they will cater to the Christian
are both studying abroad on NYU pro-
Marisa A. Rodriguez-McGill crowd so soon after Chinese New Year.
grams this spring; Emily in London and
530 Covington Place
Nick in Prague. In addition to her studies,
Wyckoff, NJ 07481-1350
Emily also has taken on exciting intern-
Phone: 201-891-4705
Class of 2008
ships for major fashion companies
E-mail: marisa.rodriguez-
Burberry and TopShop. Other classmates
mcgill@coloradocollege.edu
Alison A. Fornell
also are exploring Europe, including
67 Dogwood Lane
Kate Webbe, Bailly Roesch, and Kate
Class of 2007
Locust Valley, NY 11560
Humphrey who are all studying in Paris.
Phone: 516-759-3036
E-mail:
aaf3434@aol.com
Two adventurous ladies have taken a Alexandra E. Cahill
different path and set off to South Amer-
5 Norcross Road
Editor’s Note; Please welcome Ali Fornell
ica: Sasha Garfield is studying Latin
Hopkinton, MA 01748
as the correspondent for the recently gradu-
American literature and philosophy in
Phone: 508-435-5384
ated class of 2008. Ali is looking forward to
Chile this spring—after spending the fall
E-mail:
acahill@wellesley.edu
serving your class. Please keep her updated
in Madrid. And Katherine Straus is study-
ing human ecology and resource manage-
It’s hard to believe that it’s almost been a
on all your news and information for the
ment in Brazil. What a set of ambitious
year since the Class of 2007 graduated from
next issue of the Bulletin.
Keep up-to-date on SG news and events.
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