Neil Jacobs took up residence in Hitchcock House this term and taught courses in Ethics and Virtue, two related subjects which date back at least to Socrates. Neil joined Hale & Dorr, the predecessor of WilmerHale, in 1977 where he specializes in employment and labor law. Douglas W. Squires Class of 1969

Joshua Krugman ’09 is one of several students running and working on Wesleyan University’s Long Lane Farm, which produces food for the local soup kitchen, Middletown Food Not Bombs, the University’s dining service, and the farmers themselves. Two of Krugman’s poems appeared in the Spring issue of The Bitter Oleander and three will be published [...]

I wonder how many members of my class are still alive? AT 97 Marjorie and I have been married for 69 years and have lived in Littleton, MA for was as a family physician for 53 of them. I was a founding member to the Acton Medical Associates and later of the Littleton Conservation Trust. [...]

Rosalind and I returned to our Tree Farm (really a garden and wild life preserve on a 16 acre pond in West Northfield) after a week sailing off Italy’s West Coast. Being on the Ionian sea was great – getting to and from by air was tiresome- . We are staying home for a good [...]

Jack Kramarczyk is living outside Boston, and working at a start-up biotech company (Essentient Inc.), inventing and developing transformative approaches to meeting the world’s growing health and nutritional needs by producing nutrients directly from solar energy. Melissa Fisher, Class of 1998

My wife Emily and I were married on March 31st, 2012. Coach Michael Silipo and Deerfield classmate Loren Kelley (’04) were both in attendance. We are very excited to start this exciting new chapter in our lives together. I also recently got a job at the University of Massachusetts (Amherst) and we will be living [...]

Andy Gluck ’81 completed his 8th trip to the Olympics as a researcher with NBC-TV in London. His non-summer “day job” is as a teacher’s aide in the Newton Public Schools. His kids are both 1/2 way through college and high school. His wife Kim practices socially responsible investing with Boston Trust. Josh Gluck, son of [...]

I just recieved Harvey Loomis’s class letter inviting comments from old classmates. I realized I have not submitted anything for decades. Soooo….here I am 80 yrs old, widowed after 50 yrs. with a beautiful ( and very tolerant ) woman, growing older every day with so many pleasant memories and a few more aches with [...]

Prentis Hale ’87 visited cousin Jim Knight ’81 in Marion, MA on the way to Deerfield for his 25th reunion. James A Knight II Class of 1981

This past fall I joined the History faculty at Middlesex School (where Kate Hession ’03 teaches in the Classics Department). I am excited to move on campus this summer and looking forward to being a dorm parent. Sadly, the lack of snow had a devastating impact on my backcountry ski season. On the other hand, [...]