Class Notes: 1970
Ann P Meredith ’70 was chosen, along with 99 other lesbians, for GO magazine's 100 Women We Love, Class of 2024.
David Wurtzel ’70 has just published his second novel, The Chosen City: Hollywood in the 1930s, with Discript Ltd. (available on Amazon). Having been born in Hollywood himself, David has taken inspiration from his own family’s involvement in the motion picture industry over the last century. The narrator, Bobby, is the outsider member of a Jewish family who own and run a studio. After four...
Eric Mart '70 - a past President of the Cal Alumni Association - recently completed a two year term on the UC Board of Regents. He is now a "Regent Emeritus". Eric and his wife Janie also recently welcomed their first grandchild - Felix Mart Durant - class of 2043.
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During covid Frank Bliss finished his first symphony the "DreamCycle" based on the business cycle of Wonder, Blunder, Thunder and Plunder. Scored for full symphony orchestra, he's now looking to find an orchestra to do the world premier.
Having finished his PhD in political science at UC Berkeley Jonathan Rothman taught for six years at Whittier College, being promoted to the rank of associate professor. After a year of teaching he went to law school at night and finished at Loyola Law School, Los Angeles in December 1983, took and passed the bar in February 1984. He moved on from teaching and practiced law at the city, county,...
Craig S. Harrison is returning to Uganda after 50 years to revisit Murchison Falls National Park, Queen Elizabeth National Park, the Ruwenzori Mountains, and other wild locales. In 1971, Craig visited Uganda just after Idi Amin had consolidated power as part of a yearlong adventure in Africa after graduation from Cal. He wrote about his African adventures in Dreams of a Vanishing Africa: A 1970s...
