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Beyond the Green May | June 2005 Beyond the Green Dear Classmates, We have some good news and some bad news, unfortunately. Our colleague, Joe Nagraj has passed away. Thanks to Christine Cuoco ‘98, we think back on how Joe touched the lives of many of us in the Class of 1998. He will be missed. For good news, we bring you the stories of many in the Class of 1998 who have given of themselves to help at home and abroad. Some of their stories are included in this is- sue’s Green Gossip. Uriel Barrera-Vasquez committs his time to educate fifth-graders at a Bronx school; Heather Charles plans to teach in California; and Abby Augusta worked IN THIS ISSUE with poor communities in India. News Others help in a more visceral way, giving us the gift of laughter, which, if you haven’t heard, is really good medicine. On opposite coasts of the US, Randy Barnes and Jason Dartmouth Launches inCircle Hsiao do their part to make us laugh. Dartmouth Bookstore On The Road These are just some of the stories out there waiting to be told. Please send us yours. David Harbour ʻ97 on Broadway Simone and I are inspired by everything you do and anxiously await news of you. Juan Cisneros ʻ99 Memorial Fund — Gabi Sarhos Astronaut Dinosaur Upcoming Events with friends, make new alumni friends, or In Memoriam News network with over 70,000 alumni. Also, whether you’re looking to buy or sell, Seven Questions Dartmouth College To Launch employ or be employed, inCircle is a free with Jason Hsiao inCircle Networking outlet for advertising. Article excerpt courtesy of YADA Green Gossip http://yada.dartmouth.edu/connect/ Dartmouth Bookstore Steve Zrike Resurfaces If you haven’t been on campus for a while, incircle.htm Abby Augusta Spills All we got some news for you. You may think Dartmouth College has recently com- Baby Augustus James you know the Bookstore, but you are in pleted the deployment of a social and for a little surprise. It’s now a Barnes and business networking tool called in- Noble with a Starbucks inside! How times Circle. The service, accessible at https: have changed! //alumni.dartmouth.edu/services/socialnet/ login.php, will allow individuals to inter- On The Road act with thousands of Dartmouth students Dartmouth President James Wright, and alumni. Better yet, the service is Alumni Council President Karen McKeel free... As alumni all you need is a VAN Calby ‘81 and Trustee Chair William H. login account and you can stay in touch (continued on page 2) Beyond the Green May | June 2005 2 Upcoming Events Informal Gathering: Class of ʻ73 & Class of ʻ98 Hiking the Inca Trail: Machu Pichu Thursday, June 9th | 6:30PM August 20, 2005 - August 29, 2005 The ‘73s have graciously agreed to adopt our class. Join Dartmouth’s Deb Nichols and John Watanabe on a won- To celebrate, you are invited to join fellow ‘98s and members derous trip through Peru. The group will begin in Cusco, con- of the Class of ‘73 for an informal get-together. The organiz- tinue to the Sacred Valley of the Incas (north of Cusco), and ers—dedicated members of the Classes of ‘73 and ‘98— trek for four days along the Inca Trail to the Lost City of the hope that this is the first of many events and the beginning Incas to arrive at the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu that was of great mentorships and friendships to come. lost in the dense jungle for hundreds of years. The Campbell Apartment in Grand Central Terminal Cost: Approximately $2500 15 Vanderbilt Avenue | New York Activity Level: Strenuous Operator: Global Adrenaline Friends. Food. Drink. Music. Faculty: Deb Nichols & John Watanabe Please RSVP to Joan Ai at [email protected] More Information: http://dartmouth.org/ACE/?fn=detail&ud=13 student who exhibits the ideals Juan Neukom ‘64 are making a series of visits The Juan P. Cisneros represented. A fundraiser for Juan’s schol- to Dartmouth alumi clubs in early 2005, Memorial Fund speaking to alumni in San Francisco, arship was held in New York Article excerpt courtesy of Los Angeles, Seattle, Chicago and Denver. City on Friday, May 20. The Dartmouth To view these clips, you’ll need Windows http://www.thedartmouth.com/article.php If you would like to make a contribution, Media Player or Real Player. Written tran- ?aid=200110290103 please send contributions to: scripts of President Wright’s speeches on Ms. Nancy Bates the West Coast in January and in Chicago Juan Cisneros was working for Cantor Office of Donor Relations and Denver in February are also available. Fitzgerald on the 104th floor of Dartmouth College To view Clips/Images/Transcripts, please Tower One on September 11. Having 6066 Development Office visit http://alumni.dartmouth.edu/clubs/ graduated only two years earlier, Juan Hanover, NH 03755-3555 pres-travel.htm. was the youngest member of the Dart- mouth community to pass away on 9/11. (603) 646-3613 David Harbour ʻ97 on Broadway Juan was born in Guatemala and immi- When making the donation, please After a series of appearances on- and off- grated with his family to the US when be sure to make checks payable to Broadway, David Harbour ‘97 is starring he was 4; he came from an economically The Juan P. Cisneros Memorial Fund. opposite Kathleen Turner and Bill Irwin in disadvantaged background and over- All proceeds will benefit the fund and the Broadway revival of Edward Albee's came unbelievable obstacles to attend will be tax-deductible. Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. Harbour college and begin his career in plays Nick, a young and ambitious college New York City. Astronaut-Dinosaur in Action professor, married to Honey (played by Scott Listfield's Astronaut-Dinosaur is In his memory and in his honor, Juan’s Mirelle Enos who starred with Harbour in HOT HOT HOT. Look for two new friends and family have established The Invention of Love). Catch the show paintings—entitled “If You Donʼt Know, The Juan P. Cisneros Memorial Fund at soon if you get a chance and maybe David Now You Know” and “Mach 5”—now at Dartmouth, a scholarship that will will introduce you to the cast. www.astronautdinosaur.com. be awarded annually to a Dartmouth 3 In Memoriam: Joe Nagraj We are devastated by the loss of Joe Nagraj, who passed away in May 2005 from a brain tumor. A member of Groovemerchant (later Stand Up Eight) while at Dartmouth, Joe impressed his many friends not only with his awe-inspiring guitar but also with his subtle humor, consistently laid-back nature, and—despite a mysterious nonchalance— endless enthusiasm for hanging out no matter what time of night or what was due the next day. The only thing more extraordinary than Joe’s rare musical talent was his unassuming presence; he was brilliant, quietly hysterical, unbelievably gifted, and the sweetest guy we knew. Though he deserved it perhaps more than anyone, Joe never wanted attention and absolutely never took himself too seriously. His example is teach- ing all of us to slow down, listen to, and enjoy the music. A photo tribute to Joe can be accessed online at http://www.kodakgallery.com/ I.jsp?c=vbbs0mf.8k72lxjn&x=1&y=sf87is. You may also email Christine Cuoco ‘98 <[email protected]> for the photo album link. Beyond the Green May | June 2005 4 on YoSAR (Search and Rescue Team) ings and credit groups and water and sani- Green over the summer, then travelled in Africa tation. It was an amazing experience. I got (attended Lara Hoffman’s wedding in to see lots of wells and newly built squat Gossip Tanzania and then travelled overland by toilets and talk about open defecation with Simone Swink bus/train/hitching to South Africa) over problems! Now, I’m finishing up my thesis the winter, and now am starting an intern- and plan to graduate in May. I’m looking So many of our classmates have written in ship as a financial analyst at a non-profit for a job in international development, so with goods-n-news! We thank you all for back in San Fran this summer. I will start if anyone’s got any leads, let me know! my MBA studies at UCLA Anderson in supporting our efforts to keep the Class Now, as for my friends... In New York, September! Any Dartmouth grads living of 1998 newsletter a fun publication. And I mostly see Uriel Barrera-Vasquez and down there?!” now for the good stuff! Elena Reilly ‘97. Uri wages daily battles Steve Zrike writes that “it’s been a busy And Heather Charles wrote in with “lots as a fifth-grade bilingual teacher at Public year.” Currently, Steve is an elementary of news to share. In June, I will graduate School 85 in the Bronx. Elena works for school principal in Boston Public Schools from Stanford’s Teacher Education Pro- Save the Children and just moved down to at the Philbrick Elementary School in gram with a Master’s in Education and a Nicaragua to be the Deputy Field Director Roslindale, Massachusetts. “It has been a California teaching credential for French for their field office there.” (and maybe Spanish too!). It’s been a whirlwind of a first year, but I thoroughly Abby updates us on Hope Engels who “is tough year, but I love the work. I am enjoy the constant action. At the same also an educator in Philadelphia teaching teaching French at a middle school in Palo time, I am working to complete an EdD high school.
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