Dad of three teenagers (this is interesting); Spouse of one St. Olaf grad (this is challenging); Still living near Macalester (this is great); Still close with several friends from those wonderful college days (this is most fortunate).

Definitely working too much — I run an imported car dealership. This is sometimes interesting — definitely relaxing too little (I'm so ready for some exotic travel, car auctions don't quite cut it). Definitely not getting enough sleep — my major vice is now Starbucks Italian Roast, but I'm still trying to stay awake until my kids come home on weekends.

My Mac Memories: Wow, some people have really excellent detail in their memories. I remember wonderful friends, intellectual stimulation, great idealism, wild road trips, outrageous indulgences… but it's just a little fuzzy in some of the details suitable for... Sincerely looking forward to seeing you at the Reunion. Please do come.

Recently remarried to a Lawrence University grad, Laura Jones, and having a grand time with our blended family of three kids, Adrian (19), Emma (16) and Emily (11). Working as a principal hydro-geologist in an environmental consulting firm that I co-founded with seven others in 2002. Living in and loving Portland, Oregon.

My Mac Memories:
(random thoughts in no particular order)

• laying on my dorm room bed and sweating all night long during our first week of school,
• nearly being arrested for photo-documenting the Grand Ave. snowball fight (I didn’t touch a snowball),
• Mac Cinema -- Psycho, Diabolique and other classics!
• Hanging with Anita Hageman on weekend Mac operator duty,  KMAC to WMCN transition,
• running Saga lines as a Freshman and taking leftover steaks and shrimp back to 5th floor Dupre,
• winning intramural basketball, 
• Macites Against the Draft,
• the South Africa Divestment Committee,
• setting up the A/V equipment and being backstage at Ted Kennedy’s presidential candidate visit to the Mac gym,
• Daniel Berrigan, Eugene McCarthy visiting campus and calling for a draft that included everyone (men and women, young and old),
• Barry Commoner’s graduation speech (1980?),
• listening to EB’s stories and wondering how much was true (he claimed it was all true ),
• meeting John Edwards freshman year on 5th floor Dupre and rooming with him in Stadium our Sophomore year,
• the dorm room lottery,
• 1808 Portland Avenue,
• going to the John Lennon candlelight memorial at the foot of Summit Ave.,
• going to free Prairie Home Companion shows all over,
• geology field trips and learning how to make a Manhattan from Henry Lepp,
• Henry Lepp’s story of the tornado coming right toward his house,
• cheese hashbrowns at the greasy spoon (what was the real name of that place anyway ),
• Eggplant parmesan sandwiches from the Italian place across Snelling (I don t remember that name either),
• quarter beers at the bar on St. Clair (OK, restaurant and bar names are not my thing),
• Chicago blues in the Student Union,
• seeing Odetta and other folk singers in the old gym and then leaving into the freezing cold minus-40 wind chill of January…