Chris Ormond (updated 11/13/2005) is currently in Athens, GA getting his MBA from UGA.
Soon, he hopes to start his 82nd job since graduating from Cornell in '1995.

Lee Sossen--I am in New York City, working as a first-year associate at a small securities litigation firm after going to law school at Columbia. This being my first job, I am still coming to grips with the fact that summer vacation will not be starting in another few weeks. I don't play much soccer any more, but I ride and race my bicycle a lot (something I started doing to help pass the time in law school). In many ways we were all ahead of the time in New Hartford: many friends are just beginning to organize regular card games now, but we had our version of the weekly poker game almost ten years ago.

Paul Pfeiffer-I am still in the Army, am currently living in Georgia, and am in the middle of a series of schools that should last another 18 months or so. I will be moving to North Carolina to finish up these courses in the middle of July. Fritz and Shana (my brother and sister-in-law) had a baby girl on December 28th, so they are new parents, my parents are new grandparents, and I am now an uncle. We all like our new hats and are wearing them with pride. Other stuff-- I spend much of my free time fishing, will be promoted to captain in a couple of months, finally figured out how to operate my VCR, and frequently wake up wishing I was Pete Hollmer.

Dan Davies -I'm still in DC making my parents worried that I'm not going to ever "settle", although I've been here for almost nine years now. I've got two degrees (B.A. and M.A.T.) that I don't use because I still have no clue what I want to do with my life. I'm a waiter at one of those hoity-toity fine dining members-only clubs that makes the Yannadassis look like Sesame Street. It's fun- I've learned the difference between a demi-glace and a glace, and I wield a corkscrew with an accomplished grace. I'm looking forward to summer when my lil sister moves down here; she's graduating from Siena this year. I'll also be visiting my brother out in northern California this summer, maybe Ormond can hitch a ride with me to Montana. I'd like to offer a big salute to all our moms out there who put up with us and put us all on the right track to being, as they say in the south "good people".

Juliet Byington is currently living in the metro Detroit area. When she's not out steeling cars or lighting abandoned buildings on fire, she works as an Associate Editor for the American Concrete Institute. There she edits and lays out technical and scholarly papers for technical journals, works on special publications including national and international building code standards, and will soon begin working on color magazine layout and production. And it all deals with concrete. Yup, concrete. She is also delving into freelance work, and is preparing several entries for the second edition of American Women Writers. When not ravaging the city or working, she spends her time with her darling boyfriend Erik, who is currently attending Wayne State University for a PhD in English. Their kitten Oliver, who enjoys jumping and eating bugs, occupies much of their time. When in Michigan, all are invited to stop by, chew the fat, and enjoy her warm accommodations.