RE Log Fall 2018

)$// Ransom Everglades LOG 85 Kyle McKenney , now at Swarthmore, met up with RE faculty member Greg Cooper during the March for Our Lives in Washington, D.C., in March. As Greg shared, “It was an amazing and powerful experience. I have never seen a political rally completely – exclusively – dominat- ed by speakers below the age of 18. Few things have been more inspiring for me to see as a teacher than the students de- PDQGLQJ FKDQJH :KDWHYHU RQH¶V VSHFL¿F position on the issues/policies themselves, certainly these young people – not only from Florida but from around the country – are an example of what concerted action and expression can accomplish, even from those not yet able to vote.” Greg is pictured with Kyle McKenney at the march. Caro Ribeiro graduated Harvard College magna cum laude with highest honors and as a member of Phi Beta Kappa. During her senior year at Harvard, Caro spent much of her time participating in the arts: she performed in a sketch comedy show, wrote a TV pilot, and developed a one-act play with a professional director for the Harvard Playwrights’ Festival. Her senior thesis on the hiring process IRU ¿QDQFH MREV ZDV UHFRJQL]HG DV RQH RI the best pieces of undergraduate research, earning a Thomas Temple Hoopes Prize and the Albert M. Fulton Award for Best Thesis in Sociology. In August, Caro will begin working as a Business Analyst at McKinsey and Company’s New York City RɤFH 6KH ORRNV IRUZDUG WR FRQWLQXLQJ writing and taking improv classes at the 8SULJKW &LWL]HQV %ULJDGH Andrea Wenrich graduated from 6WDQIRUG 8QLYHUVLW\ WKLV SDVW -XQH DQG ZLOO be working in New York City for Boston Consulting group. 2015 Class Agents: Tatiana Balabanis (tatianabalabanis@gmail.com ) Carter Shoer (cartershoer@gmail.com ), Liana Tellez ( lianat05@gmail.com) , Cole McWilliams (colecola8@gmail.com ) Evan Glauberman earned the title RI 8QLWHG 6WDWHV 0DULQH (YDQ ZULWHV “Thank you to everyone who helped me reach the beginning of this new chapter in my life. Looking forward to wherever it takes me!” Chloe Horton , a senior at Bradley 8QLYHUVLW\ LQ 3HRULD ,OO ZDV DPRQJ D trio of Bradley women’s golfers named Women’s Golf Coaches Association All- American, and it was her third selection. She was joined by teammates Frankie Saban and Brooke Thompson. The criteria for selection to the team required a minimum 3.50 cumulative grade point average and competition in at least 50 percent of the rounds scheduled during the regular season. Chloe played in all 10 tournaments as a junior, posting a career-best 78.18 stroke average to rank fourth on the team. She had 19 sub-80 rounds, which included a career-best 71 in the opening round of the Cardinal Classic DQG FORVHG WKH \HDU ZLWK ¿YH URXQGV RI 75 or better. She opened the 2017-18 ZLWK D SDLU RI WRS ɳɱ ¿QLVKHV HQ URXWH to a 77.40 stroke average in the fall. An international business major with a 3.82 cumulative grade point average, Chloe tied for 28th at the Missouri Valley Conference Championship. She was 24th in the MVC in stroke average and will enter her senior year 10th in school history with a 78.73 career stroke average. Cole McWilliams writes, “ Kelly Moran ’15 and I did a little Asia trip in May. She was studying abroad from Tufts in Hong Kong for the semester, so I went over there to say hello! Hope all is well with you!” Nati Sheppard , see Debbie Ajagbe ’17 . Jack Woolworth ’15 , see Peter Frank ’88. 2016 Class Agents: Ahan Malhotra (ahan.tm@gmail.com ), Dimitri Godur (dimitrigodur@yahoo.com ), Will Glass (willglass@odysseuslabs.com) Alyssa Lloret (alyssalloret@gmail.com ), Mariana Sanchez Medina (msanchezmedina@college.harvard.edu ) Owen Zighelboim Rwen.zighelboim@gmail.com 2017 Class Agents: Debbie Ajagbe debajagbe@gmail.com Franklin Civantos (fcivantos10@ gmail.com), Michael Colonna (mc olon- na101@gmail.com) , Jaret Dan (jaret@danconsulting.com) , Gigi Parra (gigip777@gmail.com) , Harrison Tandy (harrisontandy@gmail.com ), Mya Wright (myaw68180@gmail.com ), Laura Zaidenberg (lauzaidenberg@hotmail.com)