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Class of 1974
Edited by Christine Terp Madsen '73

Class Secretary: Katherine Psalidas Lamson, 1 Intervale Way, Ipswich, MA 01938; lamson@attbi.com

Class President: Donald W. McDade, 838 Brighton Ave., Portland, ME 04102

Next Reunion in 2004. Got news? Tap out a note to magazine@bates.edu! The Class of 1974 celebrated special 50th birthday celebrations summer 2002. Take a look at some photos at www.bates.edu/x27935.xml and www.denville.net/bates.html.... Late summer also brought Bates alumni together for a special birthday celebration and United Way fundraiser on behalf of Bert Andrews, who, to the deep sadness of his classmates and many Bates friends, lost his three-year battle with cancer just a week later. His obituary is in this issue.... Cindy Alemian Rice recently sold her gourmet brownie and specialty food business, International Brownies... Anne Allman Van Twisk works on certification as a medical ophthalmology technician and retinal photographer.... Judy Bickford Sassorossi occasionally sees Cheryl and Chris Ham-Ellis, as well as Linda Streeter.... Barb Billinsky Landers and husband have started their own businesses. "So life begins at 50," she says.... Susie Dombovy Whitelam and husband Keith are heavily involved in athletics. She ran the "Race for Life" 5K three times in support of Bert Andrews' cancer fight.... Ann Donaghy is chair of the board of directors for the United Way of Greater Portland.... Paul Erickson lives in Beverly, Mass., and has started a new career and company called Erickson Communications.... Janne Jensen Sahady lives in Newport, R.I., where she recently started a new business named Yoga at Your Place.... Elizabeth Lemerise continues to enjoy teaching child development to undergraduates.... Barb McKusick Liscord earned her master's in divinity in May 2001 and became the minister of the Unitarian Universalist church in Milford, N.H., in September 2002. Oct. 10 marked the two-year anniversary for Paul Liscord's surgery for prostate cancer. He is doing well and continues his construction business.... Norm Olsen and his wife Tasha have moved back from Germany and are living in Portsmouth, N.H.... Carolyn Sauer Hoefer works at a young startup telecom company called Fiberspace in Woodland Hills, Calif. Older son Mark will attend UC-San Diego next year, and younger son Jeff is a sophomore at Malibu High School.... Barb Welch feels turning 50 is just right to reapportion: time, work, material things, energy. She plans to make it a jubilee year!... Joel West at 50 states his "health and family are great."... Katanya Woods Hamilton called from Wales during the 50th birthday celebration at Tina Psalidas Lamson's to say hello to all her Bates friends. She says she would love to see anyone traveling her way.

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A Sense of Fair Place: Celebrating the many notions of Bates 'place,' the inauguration of Elaine Tuttle Hansen was a swirl of music, ceremony, and intellectual vigor.
Different Strokes: The Bates varsity rowing program strokes to the beat of a different drummer.
Ice Anniversary: Memories -- and the Bates trees -- come back five years after the great January ice storm.



Letters: Has Bates, in the two years since a young alumnus left the College, genuinely become a great place to be queer?
Editor's Note: Then as now, annual class letters and magazine class notes help alumni share happy and sad times
On & Off Campus: Bates Professors help make sense of Lewiston's ongoing controversy surrounding Somali migration to the city
Introducing the 2003 Alumni Trustee Candidates: Read about this year's slate of alumni Trustee candidates. Then vote!
Scene Again: Heroic Bates students helped snuff the great Fire of 1947. Or did they?
Sports Notes: The glory belongs to others, says Sean Atkins '03.
Vital Statistics
Deaths
Class Notes: Latest news from Bates alumni.
Your Alumni Voice: Should Bates change the way alumni Trustees are elected? You can help make the call
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