Just like riding a bike… Wes Myers (01) and Mike Back (01) dusted off their Thacher boots for the new year. Wes Myers CdeP 2001
Blog Archives
David Laylin ’55
I continue participating in scientific exchange programs with Iran. Aside from the direct benefits – to both countries – this is important “Track Two” diplomacy, at a time when the US and Iran badly need some. In July, I was the only American ecologist at the international SDS (sand and dust storm) Conference in Tehran […]
John Aaron ’71
The non profit peace project John founded, CHALK4PEACE, presented its interactive chalk painting event at the United Nations on the UN Visitors’ Plaza in NYC for their Student Peace Day Summit 9/16/16. Peace Day 365 was their liaison to the UN. Team CHALK4PEACE came in from California and Washington, DC, to organize, encourage and document […]
Chris Ferrer ’61
Great to hear about our classmates. I am staying active with my business, two grown sons and grandchildren. Do I miss the horses, Sespe, dusty rides, fresh oranges – Yes. Life is good! Chris Ferrer CdeP 1961
Chris Ferrer ’61
Going strong with 2 sons, 3 grandchildren, full plate of work each morning. Do I miss the Ojai, the trail dust, cleaning the corrals, the smell of oranges? Yeah, sorta. But life is also good here in New Jersey. Best, Chris Ferrer CdeP 1961
David Laylin ’55
Greetings, I just returned from a three-day scientific symposium in Iran, focused on the tragic status of Lake Urmieh in the NW and that of the Helmand Hamouns on the Afghan border (very large shallow wetlands formerly fed by the Helmand river). Due largely to mismanagement, both are almost completely dry. This has caused huge […]