Matthew A. Jakubowski ’99 (309 S. 40th St., Apt. B4, Philadelphia, PA 19104; majakubo@dolphin.upenn.edu) is in a two-year master’s degree program in city and regional planning at the University of Pennsylvania.

Ramsy Mahjoub ’98 (223 Lord Byron Ln., Cockeysville, MD 21030; rmahjoub@yahoo.com) is a regional sales coordinator at Rewards Plus. He tells us: “Beta was a place to call home for three and a half years of college. I always had between 20-25 guys that I could call brother and, more importantly, friend. I shared most of my fondest memories with those gentlemen.” “George” keeps in touch with […]

In May 1999, Rogers J. Johnson ’80 (55 Dumbarton Oaks Rd., Stratham, NH 03885; rjohnson1@phillips.exeter.edu) earned a master’s degree in health policy from the University of New Hampshire. He is associated with Acordia.

Robert C. Moyers ’63 is executive director of Positive People Partners (605 Orchard View Dr., Maumee, OH 43537; bobmoy@wcnet.org). The notfor-profit organization is dedicated to the elimination of negative thinking, emotions and stress in the environment while increasing positive performances and productivity of people. The organization has published a new book titled The Power of Peaceful Thinking. When we heard from him earlier in the year, Andres Duarte ’65 was looking forward […]

Bruce R. Elder ’62 has retired from medicine and relocated with his wife, Jeanne, from Norwell, Mass., to 701 Landings Way S., Savannah, GA 31411. He is looking forward to beginning a “boating life” and adapting to Southern living. E-mail for Bruce can be sent to belder2053@aol.com.

George Conrades ’61, chairman of the board of trustees at OWU, presented the honor to him. From undergraduate days, Jim fondly remembers singing outside the girls’ dorms after midnight when one of the brothers was pinned.

James H. Charlesworth ’62 is the George L. Collord professor of New Testament language and literature at the Princeton Theological Seminary (P.O. Box 821, Princeton, NJ 08542; james.charlesworth@ptsem.edu). He was planning to announce the discovery of three Dead Sea scrolls at the beginning of the new millennium. Last year, Jim received the “Distinguished Achievement Citation” in a ceremony at Gray Chapel.

Jack B. Carmichael ’59 (519 S. Rogers St., Mason, MI 48854; jackbcarmi@yahoo.com) enjoys photography as a hobby. In a recent activity, he photographed the members of the Michigan State University women’s volleyball team, all dressed in evening gowns and posing with various boosters. The project was a fund raiser for the team’s summer 2000 European exhibition tour.