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group in Hong Kong.
He is playing squash
and rowing, and he
would love to hear from
Reedies of the Sisson
and Griffin dorms from
1990 to 1993.
1994
Peter Bray recently
sold CyberSight, an
interactive agency he
started while a senior
at Reed, to MDC, a
Toronto holding company.
CyberSight now
employs approximately
150 employees. He
won a Clio for creative
direction on the Molson
Canadian site. Peter is
co-founder of Webridge,
an enterprise application
software company
in Hillsboro, Oregon,
employing approximately
200 employees.
Aaron Feves received
an M.B.A. from the
Terry College of
Business at the
University of Georgia,
Atlanta, in December.
(See also Additions.)
Aaron Glass has been
living in Vancouver,
B.C., since graduating
from Reed, during
which time he earned
a master’s degree in
anthropology from the
University of British
Columbia and a B.F.A.
from the Emily Carr
Institute of Art and
Design. He has recently
moved to New
York City, where he
is pursuing a Ph.D. in
anthropology at NYU.
He plans to return to
the west coast of
Canada to conduct
research. Stevie
Greathouse earned
a master’s in urban
and regional planning
from Portland State
University in 1997 and
now works as a longrange
city planner for
the city of Portland.
Ben Salzberg is living
in Portland, working
on recording music,
cooking, riding his bike,
“and dreaming of travel
to exotic locales. “
1995
Suzy Garren is teaching
middle school in
the Bay Area and is
enjoying vegetable
gardening and trekking
in the Sierras. Greg
Rohda reports that he
is married and “living
well” in Cambridge,
Massachusetts. Bear
Wilner plans to start
law school at Lewis &
Clark this August.
1996 – 5TH REUNION
Smith Banomyong
completed a two-year
global management
associate program and
has relocated to Jakarta,
where he is head of
corporate finance with
Citibank Indonesia.
Ellen Broudy is working
for a graphic and
web design firm in
Manhattan and is planning
to move to Jersey
City or Hoboken, New
Jersey. Sara Frank is
writing her thesis in
completion of an M.F.A.
in fiction writing at
Columbia University.
Chris Lovell and
Amanda Wilcox are
living in Austin, Texas,
where Chris is continuing
in the graduate program
in classics at the
University of Texas and
recently completed his
master’s report on the
catalog of women in
the Odyssey. Amanda
is working on her Ph.D.
dissertation on Latin
epistolography in the
classical studies department,
University of
Pennsylvania. (See
also Unions.) Luke
Weisman is teaching
math and computer science
at Commonwealth
High School in Boston
and is also designing
computer games.
1997
Akesha Baron is now
the proud owner of a
house and a fiancé. She
is attending graduate
school at the University
of Washington, where
she reports she is “coasting
through on the glimmers
of knowledge” she
gained in the Reed SU.
She continues to be interested
in Mesoamerican
languages and studies
Zapotec in Oaxaca.
Courtney Jackson is
surviving her third year
of medical school at
Oregon Health Sciences
University and expects
to graduate in June
2002. She lives in northeast
Portland. Kimberly
Kubick is in the nursemidwife
program at
Vanderbilt University
and plans to graduate
in January 2002. Leo
Macdonald spent the
past three years working
for GE Research and
Development, inventing
new parts and processes
for jet engines. He lives
in Schenectady, New
York. Thor Mann is in
his first year in an organizational
psychology
Psy.D. program at the
Graduate School of
Applied and Professional
Psychology, State University
of New Jersey,
Rutgers. He reports that
“New Jersey is all its
cracked up to be.” Heidi
Marcus is a computer
analyst for Albertson’s
CLASS NOTES
Corporation, in Boise,
Idaho. (See also
Additions.) Kyle Napoli
has been in Cambridge,
Massachusetts, for nearly
a year, working at a
software company
called Art Technology
Group. She writes that
she enjoys the area and
the job but would like
to start using her brain
again. After graduating
from Reed, Raymond
Tsou worked at the
University of Washington
for three years as a
lab technologist. He
is currently in his first
year of dental school at
Tufts University, School
of Dental Medicine,
in Boston.
1998
Mark Jarvis is currently
a research assistant
at Oregon Health
Sciences University,
Portland. He is in the
process of applying to
graduate school. After
a year in rural Japan
and a year studying at
the Hopkins-Nanjing
Center in Nanjing,
China, Laura Peterson
is working at the security
firm Pinkerton (China)
in Shanghai. Her work
is in intellectual property
rights protection,
investigating and busting
counterfeiters of
consumer goods. After
a stint as a professional
singer, composer,
and summer camp
administrator, John
Vogt started work on a
master’s in music education
at the University
of Colorado–Boulder,
which he expects to
finish next semester.
He hopes to teach in
a non-affluent, urban
junior high school. In
June Kristin Wagner
may
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