In the words of a certain authoritative reference work, don’t panic if you haven’t gotten your response to me by now. We’ll still be posting them as they come in, and we’ll eventually compile them all into a book and make it available for download.
There’s only a few weeks left before the big day. Sit down at your computer, fill out your update form and send it in so you can be featured in your very own “Where are they now?” feature.
You, too, can be the star of your own “Where Are They Now?” post on this website, just like the one below. Write something telling us what you’re doing these days and send it to Mike along with whatever photos or other artworks you’d like to show off.
Specifically, I need your help, fellow classmates, to keep this website running. I still have some unused stuff left over from the 25-year reunion blog, and I can re-use some of that site’s content, but that won’t be enough to fill up the next four months.
So . . . what have you been up to for the last five years . . . or the last three decades? Fill out the handy response form that you can download here, and e-mail it to one of the committee members.
Include photos of your family, your law office, or anything else that can help us tell your story.
In addition, do you have any old law school photos you can share? Old stories to retell? Artifacts you’d like to show off? Send those in as well.
-“Baby M”
*Breaking news from thirty-some years ago.
It’s the journey to our reunion, and a journey back in time to those three very intense years we spent together in rooms like this.
Official information about the reunion weekend’s planned activities, and where to stay if you’re coming from out of town, can be found on the “Reunion Details” page of this website, which can be accessed via the menu widgets in the upper corners of the home page or the link in this sentence. In the meantime, we’ll be posting other content here during the next five months. Check back here from time to time to find out what your classmates have been up to over the last three decades.
UC Law '89 + 30 