If you see articles of interest by or about our classmates, please forward a link to or a pdf of the article, to myhawgood@gmail.com for inclusion in this section.

 

A March 22, 2023, story on WTOP News, featured classmate and Virginia Representative Don Beyer, and the fact that he is returning to school more than 50 years after college graduation (for a graduate degree in computer science with emphasis on machine learning).  Link to the article here. 

On February 28, 2023, a new novel by John Sayles, Jamie MacGillivray, was lauded by the New York Times book review as a “first rate historical novel told with wit, verve and a subtle understanding of the mechanics of the genre.”  Click here to read the entire review on the NYTimes website, or here to download a pdf of the article.

The Cinemateque Francaise announced in September 2021 that it would honor John Sayles with a full retrospective that Fall.  Take a look at the offerings here (all in French).
 

Classmate Wendy Hopkins was interviewed by reporters for the The Williams Record in October 2020, for their article titled 'Like an adventure': The beginnings of coeducation, 50 years ago. Read the article here.

Classmate and former U.S. Senator, Mark Udall, was featured in a Colorado Golf Association online article in September, 2020.  Click here to read all about him and the game he plays so well.
 

Classmate Bob Gordon made news in New Jersey in January, 2020, when he was sworn in as a member of the NJ Transit Governing Board.  Read about it here. 

 

Classmate and artist extraordinaire (we love your work on our website!) Tom Kerr and writer John Prescott have recently published a book of their collaborations.  The Modern Compendium of Despicable Jerks is the title, and a good overview of the project can be had by downloading the PDF of the press release sent out via PRWeb (and found in various forms on news websites across the web).

 

 

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