exploring their new city with their bull- dog pup Sophie. Artist Jeff Badger held an exhibition at
the Portland (ME) Museum of Art in De - cember. He created and delivered a per- formance piece with Harold Philbrook, as part of the Lighthouse series at the muse- um. In January he traveled to Madrid, Spain, to participate in This Flat Earth (Este Tierra Plana), a show he co-organized that features 26 American and Spanish artists. All artists created works on paper addressing the “flattening” of the world. For more, search for This Flat Earth at
tetraprojects.blogspot.com. Jeff also ex - hibited at the Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University in January and is plan- ning a solo show at the Rose Contem - porary Gallery in Portland, ME, this fall. MICHELE ROTHSTEIN 1030 HIGHLAND LAKE CIRCLE DECATUR, GA 30033-3457
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and management company that serves the entertainment, financial services, travel, and retail industries. Upcoming projects include the Pilobolus Dance Com pany’s Annual Ball in June and the Electric Zoo Music Festival in September. Last fall she had a fantastic time traveling around Argentina for two months. NANCY MAGNUS 9300 PRETORIA PLACE DULLES, VA 20189-9300
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their first child, Sophia, on August 25. Jennifer Cummings Hillery, husband Matt, and son Sam, 4, welcomed twin girls Magnolia (“Nola”) and Adeline (“Addy”) on October 23. Although born two months early, they are thriving. The family lives near Boston. Hilary Susswein Moskowitz and hus-
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UWW grad Renee Moore describes her harrowing experience in Super -
storm Sandy while staying on the New Jersey shore. She observes, “Man likes to be arrogant and think we control every- thing; Sandy showed us we don’t.” She
Christine Staudinger Ezra and husband Jeremy Ezra welcomed
Allison Prouty is CEO of Second Bolt, a consulting, production,
and the other residents spent a grueling week without water, heat, lights, etc. Renee saw “the best of us and the worst of us” but also experienced a renewed faith in humanity. She realized that “the person sitting next to you having their first cup of hot coffee in a week really has basically the same wants and needs as you.” She was glad to return to her home in Saratoga Springs for the winter, where she has “a bed, heat, and a bathroom.” JANINE GELLER JONES 7 GEORGE STREET STONEHAM, MA 02180-3906
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Julius Caesar touring France since its 2007 premiere at the American Repertory Thea - ter in Boston. There is also talk of a tour to Bogata, Colombia, later this year. Gar - diner, who has also been teaching acting to young children in NYC the past few years, spends most of his time working in education. Happily married three years, he and his wife live in a Harlem brown- stone. Sara Mallett Folger reports she has been
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history major, began her women’s contem- porary clothing line Lobo Mau in 2008, shortly after earn- ing a master’s in fashion design from Drexel University. In 2011 she married Jeffrey Buss mann. In attendance were Jessica Sha piro Mas sey, Jackie Brown, Amanda McKenry Newman, Willa Vroman Cochran, and your scribe. Nicole and Jeff live in Phila - delphia, PA, where Jeff is an assistant di - rector of development for the Institute of Contemporary Art at the University of Pennsylvania. On October 13 Justin Rogers-Cooper married Ania Kozlowska in Columbus, OH. Attendees included Mike Kilivris and Dan Byers. Justin is an assistant professor of English at LaGuardia Community Col lege in Long Island City, Queens. He re ceived a PhD in English from CUNY Grad uate Center in 2011, with a dissertation titled Embodied Politics: Crowds in Late Nineteenth- Century American Fiction. Ania graduated in 2006 from Randolph-Macon Woman’s College, with a BA in political science. She is an executive assistant to global directors at the media agency Media com in Man - hat tan. They live in Crown Heights, Brook - lyn, with two cats. Justin tweets and blogs under the alias “The Daily Crowd.” Ania’s blog is called “What’s French Cooking without the But ter?” Justin is always open to meeting Skidmore friends at the Crown Inn on Franklin Avenue to discuss current events, hurricane preparation tips, and/or baseball. Dan Zimman, in Los Angeles, CA, runs
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his own music management company, Zimmanagement. He is engaged to Randi Killian, who graduated from USC’s School of Cinematic Arts in 2007. Lindsay Peterson Linnane and hus-
band Michael welcomed son Connor in November 2011; he joined sister Molly, 4. Lindsay lives in Weymouth, MA, and teaches fifth grade in nearby Braintree. On July 1 Vera Ventura married Joseph Sousa in New Bedford, MA, and then enjoyed an amazing honeymoon in Italy. In May she received a master’s from Har - vard University in educational technology and got certified to teach Vinyasa yoga.
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