Class Notes: 1969
The new novel by Diana R. Chambers ’69, The Secret War of Julia Child, is now out from Sourcebooks Landmark. Based on extensive research, it tells the little-known story of Julia's OSS service in WWII India and China, i.e. the "Forgotten War of Asia." It's a People magazine Best Book of the Fall and an international bestseller.
Stephen Shames ’69 writes: “I have a photography exhibit at Centre de la photographie de Mougins 43 Rue de l'Église, 06250 Mougins, France. The opening is June 28, 2024, at 7 p.m. Any Cal Alumni in southern France are welcome. Exhibit runs until October. Title: Comrade Sisters: Women of the Black Panther Party”
Karen Shinberg Czapanskiy recently published a law review article about denying paternal rights to rapists and others who coerce conception. "The Constitution, Paternity, Rape, and Coerced Intercourse: No Protection Required," Vol. 35, Journal of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, pages 83-122 (2022). Also, became a Professor Emerita at the University of Maryland Carey School of Law,...
Class Secretary Dick Carter read the notice in the Winter issue that California is going to transition Class Notes to an online-only version. He understands that the magazine is still in the process of making this change, and it has not been defined how much longer the notes will be in the print edition. He did not receive any notes for this issue, but if classmates want to provide updates for...
Jualynne Dodson, Ph.D. ’84, writes: “The HistoryMakers (thehistorymakers.org) has produced a digital conversation with me about my life and significant achievements. The materials will be placed in the Library of Congress. It has taken our country too long to begin including African descendants’ contributions to the ‘foundational core’ of this country. Now that it is beginning, I wish...
