Hello from a magical Japanese spring! Are you well? I am visiting my Japanese hometown in the countryside of Nara Prefecture. Walking amidst drifting cherry blossom petals, I am reminded of the wonderful walks under starry night skies at Thacher. There’s a Japanese saying “ichi go ichi e”, which translates to “each encounter, precious encounter” […]
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Sarah O’Brien ’86
I just returned from a fabulous family spring break vacation in Mexico. We are looking forward to attending reunion weekend (30th) this summer and catching up with my classmates! Sarah O’Brien CdeP 1986
Hisakazu Hirose ’66
After becoming professor emeritus at the Univ. of Tokyo, I now enjoy teaching Law of Contract at Aoyama Gakuin Univ.. I am hoping to visit the US for a conference in New Mexico next spring. It would be so great to see any of our old Thacher friends then somewhere in the US., but I […]
Tawni Stoop ’11
Over Spring Break, I traveled to Amsterdam to present a poster on the research I conduct at Wesleyan University on children’s numerical acquisition at a psychology conference (ICPS). Not only did I get a chance to explore the city while on business, I took a trip to Istanbul to complete the trip! Tawni Stoop CdeP […]
Graham Douds ’04
I’m still living in San Francisco. I’ve just completed my first year as an associate attorney with a great law firm, Barr & Young Attorneys, in Danville, CA. I am proud to announce that I am engaged to an amazing woman who is a ER nurse at Highland Hospital in Oakland, CA. Ward Sorrick, CdeP […]
John M. Jordan ’60
Finishing up what will probably be my last business consulting assignment. Looking forward to indolence and to a very late English Spring. Still living in Twickenham and enjoying the rugby. Don’t see many Toads here, so visitors are welcome. Living in London not far from Heathrow. John M. Jordan CdeP 1960
Lynn T. White ’59
Lynn recently retired from Princeton with fancy titles (‘professor emeritus,’ ‘senior research scholar’), which just means that pay ended. Actually, he is still doing research on Chinese politics and development, publishing four articles this year and planning a book about the Philippines. He and Barbara-Sue now return for winters to their native California, at Berkeley, […]