Anderson Clark ’04

For those near the San Diego area, or just passing through, I’d love for you to come visit either of my restaurants! I’m humbled to say that my first restaurant, Common Stock, has remained open for business every day this year, serving free meals to those experiencing economic uncertainty, while finding tremendous support from those […]

Maggie Reniers ’92

This year has been full of lovely changes! Though I have kept the hotel and restaurant in Otavalo, Ecuador, I started a M.A.-TESOL program here in California… where I met an amazing woman, Gwyn, an acupuncturist and Chinese medical practitioner from Portland. One thing led to another and I proposed… and she accepted. We have […]

David Laylin ’55

My wife and I recently spent a week in Cuba, traveling legally – by AA charter flight from Florida – under the category “Helping the Cuban People.” That means staying in a private house (Air BNB), eating in private restaurants (delicious and inexpensive) and using private transportation. (The latter refers to bicycle powered “rickshaws,” often […]

Jack Brown ’96

Our second son was born in December, and last spring my wife Laila won a Peobody Award for her documentary on Bangladeshi garment workers. I published my fourth book, Misquoting Muhammad, which was named one of the best books on religion in 2014 by the Independent. I miss all my Thacher friends and was so […]

Ric Laurence ’54

Spent nine days exploring San Antonio, TX, during the first week of March. Saw all the sights, the Alamo, the River Walk, numerous great restaurants, side trips to Gruene (old German settlement) and Fredricksburg (Nimitz Museum). The weather was “iffy” but the people were great and it was a wonderful time. Ric Laurence CdeP 1954