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Barron Sawyer '99 reports that Simon
Sterling Sawyer (photo) was born on
June 4, 2008.
Katie Cromack '08, through Thinking Beyond
Borders, (a 35-week program to
educate youth about the economic, political,
and cultural realities of our world) has been in
the rural community Bua in Ecuador working on
building ecological toilets for the school
(toilets that produce usable compost after a
year of adding drying
materials like lime or ash to the waste).
Alexis Kidd '08 is also participating
in Thinking
Beyond Borders. Follow Alexis and read her
blog...
Nora Livingston '07 was in
Lee Vining, working as an intern for the Mono
Lake Committee and reported, "I
can't describe how amazing it is being
welcomed so readily in this small Eastern
Sierra community, it's like Midland all over
again. Everyone I work with is great,
interesting, enthusiastic, outdoorsy, the
works. In the first few weeks of getting here
I have hiked, camped, backpacked, ran,
kayaked (down a rushing creek!), canoed,
swam, danced, yoga-ed, slack-lined, and rock
climbed."
Tristan Brenner '06,
during an
orientation outing at Prescott College in AZ,
captured, killed, skinned then served a
rattlesnake for dinner.
Megan McGrath '93 was
featured in Coastal
Woman.
Jeremiah Clark '92, after traveling
and studying English Lit and Fine Art at
Cornell College, is now working and living in
NYC as a graphic designer and does some
painting and other fine art
on the side.
Jim Morris '61 enjoyed a visit to
Midland in early September and met several of
the class of 2009, looked at the chapel
boards, checked out the Asagai spear that his
great uncle Fred Burnham brought back from
the Boer Wars, looked at the room he stayed
in his senior year (it was brand new then).
He reports, "I noticed a lot that was the
same and some that changed."
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