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1999

Nancy Carew Magnus
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Jocelyn Ditzel moved to San Francisco, where she works at ACCENT International Consortium for Academic Programs Abroad. She designs and organizes study-abroad trips to Europe for US college students. She also spent the last two summers leading high-school trips to Paris and the south of France. Jocelyn often sees Elizabeth Roberts Dalgard and Adina Frazer and would love to get in touch with any other classmates who live in the Bay area.

Erica Stype McKenzie and husband Alexander welcomed son Andrew in November.

Jonathan Robohm says “hello to all my former crewmates” and suggests it would be great to catch up in NYC over “a cold one.”

Amanda Larson is founder and president of the Gorman Foundation. Amanda had been working in PR when her great-aunt died of breast cancer in 2002, leaving a will that asked Amanda to create and manage the family foundation. A resident of Oneida, NY, Amanda is a trustee of Oneida Healthcare Center, Oneida Community Mansion House, and Skidmore. She was profiled in the March issue of Central New York magazine.

MTV producer Cathleen Santarosa was nominated for a second Emmy for the NBC series Starting Over. She lives in Beverly Hills, CA, and invites alumni interested in the entertainment field to contact her.

Last September, London residents Lindsay Miller McCormack and husband Mack welcomed daughter Rosemary. Lindsay says the baby is “filling out nicely and smiling a lot, which makes the broken nights much easier.” Rosemary has already had a visit from Liz Nyman, Erin Kuns, and Dan Manchester ’00. Lindsay is enjoying her yearlong maternity leave and welcomes e-mail at lindsay.mccormack@intelworld.com.