2002 - Exeter College - University of Oxford

1984
Rosalind Henwood (Kirby) writes, ‘I returned to
Nepal with my husband, Dr Nicholas Henwood, and
our two daughters Lydia (8) and Elizabeth (6) in
November 2000. We are working with Médecins du
Monde, setting up a TB and HIV/AIDS awareness
and training programme in two districts in western
Nepal. After nine months of negotiations we signed a
5-year agreement with His Majesty’s Government of
Nepal last August (2001) for this project. We hope
that despite present political instability we will be able
to continue to serve the poor in remote areas.’
Steven William Price writes, ‘I am married to Sue
‘I have had to hang up my rugby boots,
but not before playing for
Nottinghamshire in 1996.’
and have two daughters, Hannah (7 years) and Frances
(5 years). After graduating I spent two years working
as an engineer for Electrolux in Durham. I have since
trained to be a teacher and I am currently Head of
Science at Nottingham High School for Girls. I have
had to hang up my rugby boots, but not before playing
for Nottinghamshire in 1996.’
1987
Christopher D. Alafi is living in San Francisco.
1996
Peter Catalino is currently studying medicine at
UCLA. He represented Oxford recently, rowing with
OU Lightweights Rowing Club in Korea in July 2001,
where they defeated Cambridge’s CULRC. He also
rowed with the same Oxford club in Beijing in
September last, losing to Yale’s heavyweight men, the
eventual winners of the regatta. He was due to run in
the Los Angeles marathon in spring 2002.
Ned T. Sahin reports that he is continuing his
PhD work at MIT in Cognitive Neuroscience. His
Adviser is Steven Pinker. His work focuses on language,
using FMRI to image brain activity corresponding to
noun and verb morphological transformations. He
recently visited Matt Addison in Nenagh, Ireland,
where Matt is a process engineer for Procter & Gamble.
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