Robert Bales (MED'94, SPH'94) of Erie, Pa., received a doctor of medicine degree from Jefferson Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia. He is beginning a residency in general surgery at the State University of New York Health Science Center in Syracuse, N.Y.

Christopher Cotton (CAS'94) of Los Angeles, Calif., is director of business affairs for Blitz Media in Malibu. He graduated in 1997 from Pepperdine University School of Law. E-mail Chris at christophercotton@yahoo.com.

Mike Franco (ENG'94) of Marlborough, Mass., at the time of writing was planning to marry Leila Theis in Brazil, and to honeymoon in the Virgin Islands. He is an applications engineer at Panametrics. E-mail Mike at francom@panametrics.com.

Anthony Grello (MED'94) of Narragansett, R.I., received a doctor of osteopathic medicine (D.O.) degree from Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in June.

Patricia Cutillo Jillson (COM'94) of Bridgewater, Mass., and her husband, Michael, announce the birth of their daughter, Cassandra Rose, on April 21.

Deanne Mazzochi (CAS'94) of Chicago, Ill., joined the law firm of Lord, Bissell & Brook, where she will focus on complex patent litigation and biochemical and pharmaceutical companies. E-mail Deanne at dmazzoch@lordbissell.com.

Jason Paltrowitz (CAS'94) of Brooklyn, N.Y., married Julie Black on June 11 in Falmouth, Mass. Best man was Naresh Kachoria (COM'94) and groomsmen were Michael Walker (CAS'94), Keith Bayha (CAS'94, GRS'95), Jarl Jensen (ENG'94), and James Tita (CAS'95, CGS'93). Jason is a relationship officer for the American Depositary Receipt Division of the Bank of New York and is pursuing an M.B.A. part-time at NYU. E-mail him at jlp248@stern.nyu.edu.

Alexander Rae (CAS'94) of New York, N.Y., works in a residence program for the mentally ill. E-mail him at alexr@projectrenewal.org.

Tina Calabro (SAR'95) of Quincy, Mass., celebrated the birth of her son, Anthony Jeffrey McFarlane, on March 29. "Motherhood has brought me more joy than I thought possible," she writes. E-mail Tina at BU94@online-ffl.com.

Fred Courtot (CAS'95) of Mountain View, Calif., is regional account manager and business development manager for Qualys.com, an online network security service. E-mail Fred at fcourtot@qualys.com.

Erika Inocencio (CAS'95, CGS'93) of Warwick, R.I., received a juris doctor degree from New England School of Law in May. She will work at the Bronx county district attorney's office in New York.

Jonathan Landesman (CAS'95) of Cherry Hill, N.J., is an associate in the labor and employment law department at Montgomery, McCracken, Walker, & Rhoads in Philadelphia.

Phillip Spinks (CAS'95) of Boston, Mass., held an exhibition, entitled Beyond the Infinite, at the Tristan Gallery in Provincetown, Mass., this summer.

Colleen Wheeler (COM'95) of Charlotte, N.C., recently moved from campus recruiting for Microsoft in Redmond, Wash., to become a technical support manager at its Charlotte office. She writes, "I am getting to visit more of my BU friends now that I'm on the East Coast. If any of you get to Charlotte, let me know!" E-mail Colleen at colleenw@microsoft.com.

Sid Whitaker (COM'95) of Portland, Maine, is a general assignment reporter with WCSH-6, Portland's NBC affiliate. E-mail him at sid.whitaker@wcsh6.com.

Kenneth Craw (ENG'96) of Evanston, Ill., is attending the Northwestern University Kellogg Graduate School of Management, and he hopes to get in contact with Chicago-area alumni. Kenneth spent the past three years at Boeing in Huntington Beach, Calif., as a structural and crew systems engineer working on the international space station. While out West, he was in touch with Tony Tiengtum (ENG'96), Matt Brennan (ENG'96), Russell Ballard (ENG'96), and Shelley Friedman (SMG'90). E-mail Kenneth at chip.craw@netzero.com.

Kimberly Donaldson (CAS'96) of Rosemont, Pa., is an associate with Chimicles & Tikellis. She graduated from Villanova University School of Law in 1999.

Lonn Greenberg (CAS'96) of Providence, R.I., received a juris doctor degree from New England School of Law in May. He plans to take the Rhode Island and Florida bar examinations.

Barbara Stricos Martin (CAS'96) of Fort Collins, Colo., is a chemist for Hach Company in Loveland. She hopes to hear from fellow marching band alumni at bmartin@hach.com.

Kirsten Potter (CFA'96) of Vienna, Va., played Julia in Two Gentlemen of Verona at the Santa Fe Shakespeare Festival in New Mexico and Viola in Twelfth Night at the Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, where she became a company member last year.

Jagdeep "Jay" Trivedi (SAR'96) of Medford, Mass., is the data processing center manager at Boston Medical Technologies in Wakefield. He is also an assistant instructor in EMS at Northeastern University. In December Jay will complete his M.B.A. in health administration. He plans to marry in May 2001. Jay is still close friends with Julie Lisa (COM'95), Jeff Bartolotta (ENG'96), John Wood (ENG'97), and Zaira Alonso (SAR'96), and has been in touch with Adam Maines (ENG'96), Sherwin Chang (SAR'96), John Ho (SAR'96), and Mikhail Sagal. E-mail him at jayt@bosmedtech.com.

Eric Fennell (CFA'97,'99) of Allentown, Pa., performed in Don Giovanni with the Seattle Opera. He also was recently in the national tour of Master Class as the tenor.

Virgil Glenn III (STH'97) of Kansas City, Kans., is an admissions counselor and projects assistant to the president at St. Paul School of Theology in Kansas City, Mo. He is also the minister of Christian education at St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church in Olathe, Kans. His wife, Rachel Williams-Glenn (STH'97), pastors a church in rural Missouri. E-mail Virgil at vdoubleg@hotmail.com.

Colleen Kramer (CFA'97,'99) of Boston, Mass., was First Lady in Mozart's Die Zauberflöte with Boston Lyric Opera this spring.

Jeff Mandell (COM'97) and Erin Bix (COM'97) of Forest Hills, N.Y., are engaged to be married with the wedding planned for fall 2001. Jeff works for A&E Television in Stamford, Conn., and Erin works in the media relations department at HBO in New York. E-mail them at wheetbix@earthlink.com.

Marc Mercurio (CAS'97) of Boston, Mass., recently completed an international assignment in Zurich as a senior associate for ABB Financial Services. He hopes to hear from fellow 1995 student advisors at marc.a.mercurio@us.abb.com.

Deborah Van Renterghem (CFA'97,'99) of New York, N.Y., was an apprentice at the Santa Fe Opera this summer.

Anne Marie Kelly (COM'98) of Arlington, Va., is one of ten American journalists to receive an Arthur F. Burns Fellowship. She will work for Handelsblatt, the German business and financial news daily newspaper. Anne Marie regularly covers banking and securities regulation and legislation for a financial newswire in Washington, D.C. E-mail her at anne_marie_kelly@hotmail.com.

Lisa Mandelkorn (CFA'98) of Mercer Island, Wash., was Rosina in Mozart's The Barber of Seville at the Natchez Festival.

Linley Peterson (GSM'98) of Charlestown, Mass., married Peter Kaye (GSM'98) in June. E-mail her at lpeterson@zefer.com.

Torrey DeLuca (CAS'99) of Waltham, Mass., is a registered nurse at Saint Elizabeth's Hospital in Brighton, specializing in rehabilitative care. He is engaged to be married to Eileen Dover of Watertown, Mass. E-mail Torrey at torreydeluca@hotmail.com.

Matt Garlick (GRS'99) of Scottsdale, Ariz., is teaching English in Ecuador for a year as a volunteer with WorldTeach, a private nonprofit organization based at Harvard University.

Leeanne Hubbard (COM'99) of North Dighton, Mass., writes, "I have done some local newspaper work and am still trying to break into the sports communication field. I would absolutely love to hear from COMSA pals. Danielle Pothier (COM'99), where are you? And Kate Royce (COM'99)?" E-mail her at leeh1530@hotmail.com.

Rachael Kriteman (COM'99) of Boston, Mass., is an account executive at Lowe Grob Health & Science, a communications firm in Cambridge.

Sarah Pelletier (CFA'99) of Attleboro, Mass., played Fiodiligi in Cosí fan tutte with Opera Aperta this summer.

Kate Royce (COM'99) of Washington, D.C., is an editorial assistant with the Washington Times metropolitan section. She writes, "D.C. is great, but I miss Boston . . . occasionally." E-mail her at royce@twtmail.com.

Grant Silver (CAS'99, CGS'97) of Manchester, Vt., works for the Vermont Golf Association in Rutland. He recently completed working on its Web site, www.vtga.org. E-mail him at gsilver@hotbot.com.

Amanda Sina (COM'99) of Brookline, Mass., is an account executive at Lowe Grob Health & Science, a communications firm in Cambridge.

Christiane Weinberger (GRS'99) of Brookline, Mass., is an assistant account executive at Lowe Grob Health & Science, a communications firm in Cambridge.

Mark Womach (CFA'99) of Storrs, Conn., was the Pirate King in Gilbert and Sullivan's Pirates of Penzance at the Tulsa Circle Opera.

Darren Chase (CFA'00) of Leucadia, Calif., starred in Pelleas and Melisande at the Israel Festival.

Mary Hughes (CFA'00) of Allston, Mass., was Dame Quickly in Falstaff at Tanglewood this summer.

Scott Toperzer (CFA'00) of Newton, Mass., played Marcello in Puccini's La Bohème at Opera North in New Hampshire.

Alison Trainer (CFA'00) of Cincinnati, Ohio, was Adele in Strauss's Die Fledermaus with the Merola Opera Program.