Chashama (http://www.chashama.org/) and the artist are pleased to present: Song For Harlem, cut paper, interior lights Take the A Train to Harlem (or the D), 443 W. 127th St. viewable through January 7, 2013 opening reception December 20, 2012, 5-7 P.M. Fred Bendheim Class of 1974

I continue to work as a sculptor, designer and woodworker in Brooklyn, NY. I recently debuted “Woodscape” a large scale public installation as part of SculptureFest on the Vermont Land Trust property at King Farm in Woodstock, VT and am preparing for a solo exhibition of large scale outdoor works at The Aidron Duckworth Museum [...]

I just got engaged to Whitney Weiler. We are set to be married in Camden, ME on October 5, 2013.Tom Zipser ’02

After working for Submarine, boutique film sales agency, for four years, I have been tapped to be VP of Digital and Ancillary Sales at Oscilloscope Laboratories, an independent film distribution company based in NYC. I am thrilled to be stepping into this leadership position. Oscilloscope was founded by the late great Beastie Boys singer Adam [...]

Jannie K. Lau ’93 has been promoted to Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary of InterDigital, Inc., a publicly traded wireless technology company headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware. She joined InterDigital as Associate General Counsel in 2008 and had been serving as Deputy General Counsel since 2010. Jannie is a graduate of the University of [...]

I am happy to let you know that on June 23 of this year, Andrew Lederman and I were married in Boston. In the attached picture are my Deerfield classmates who were in attendance (L to R): Kate Larsen, Rebecca Blumenkopf, Christy Williams, Julie Silipo, Elizabeth Barker (formerly Dyke), Sara Von Althann (formerly Mills), and [...]

Long-time athletic administrator Tony Wells ’66 has been inducted into the Frontier Field Walk of Fame in Rochester NY: http://www.cosida.com/news.aspx?id=3797

I retired from Lockheed Martin Corp after 27 years with GE/Lockheed Martin. Currently I am an asst. football coach at Hamilton College. My wife Nan (who retired in 2011 from teaching) and I have two married sons. Our oldest, Ben (& wife Cindi) live in Londonderry NH and our youngest son Mike (and wife Heather) [...]

Hi! Thought I might as well share an update… After 8 years in Chicago, I’ve moved to NYC to take a new position with Morgan Stanley. It was tough to say goodbye to the Windy City and all my friends there (as well as retire from my cover band), but I’m excited about being back [...]

Fritz Jacobi ’39, who last September celebrated his 91st birthday, has just resumed teaching “English in Action,” a program conducted by the English Speaking Union of the United States for educated foreigners who wish to improve their English conversational skills. “My section meets weekly at St. Bartholomew’s Church, a vast Episcopalian edifice on Park Avenue [...]