And Yet Another Badly Titled Post

Jamie Green says: "After surviving fires, a couple of floods and an unusual cold snap (which resulted in a second consecutive year with a snow day in L.A.), things are pretty nominal for me here in Santa Monica.  My son Joseph is now 8 years old and in the Third Grade.  He is on a swim team, but his real passion is fencing.  I try to avoid the living room when he practices with the foil.  I continue to practice business and insurance litigation in Century City with the law firm of Charlston Revich & Wollitz."

From Rachel Laser (and Mark Davies):   "Hello class of '95.  2008 finds us (Rachel and Mark) all still enjoying the nation's capitol.  Mark is enjoying working with Walter Dellinger defending DC's gun safety law and Oxford Press will be publishing Mark's book on  how to write an IP brief early this year!  I am having fun "modernizing progressive thinking" at Third Way still.  What does THAT mean?  Check out www.third-way.com and let me know what you think.  The kids are getting old (Em is 10, Nicole is almost 9 and Xander is almost 7) and doing great.  We totally stuggled but succeeded at finding the Wii for them this Hannukah!  Give us a holler if you come to DC at 202-907-7676."

And I think this is the first time we've ever heard directly from Jeff Richards... "Well, after 12 long years, I finally feel I have news sufficiently worthy of a Class Notes submission!  This summer, I was fortunate enough to marry Eileen Byrne on Saturday, June 30, 2007.  Eileen, who hosted a talk radio show on WLS AM 890 in Chicago for 8 years prior to the wedding, originally hails from New York.  We married in the University Church at Fordham University in the Bronx, where Eileen attended college, followed by a reception at the Apawamis Club in Rye.  Dan Baker, Scott Toban (co-best men), and Dan McGuire stood as groomsmen.  Other '95ers in attendance include Greg Coules, Anastasia Katinas, Chris Kemnitz, Thies Kolln, Lisa Noller, Eric Rutkoske, and Wayne Yu."