Class of 1986 Notes, Your Class Too Has A Site, Keep It Up To Date

"Class web-site: http://classes.harvard.edu/collegeh986.

Holly Brewer, associate professor of history at North
Carolina State University, has written By Birth or
Consent: Children, Law, and the Anglo-American
Revolution in Authority (UNC), which examines how the
changing legal status of children from the sixteenth
to the eighteenth century influenced the development
of democratic political theory and emphasized the
importance of consent over birthright and status.

Simulations, an exhibition of paintings by New York-based
painter Jonathan Feldschuh, was on display at the
Cynthia Broan Gallery in New York City in June and
July. The paintings are based on scientific imagery,
simulations that are typically created by researchers
to study complex, chaotic phenomena. The exhibition
also featured his Trajectories series, inspired by
records of trajectories recorded in particle accelerators.
A previous series, Macrocosm, was inspired by NASA
satellite imagery.

Due to the merger between PNC Bank and Riggs Bank, Wayne
Hunley has moved from his hometown of Pittsburgh to
Washington, D.C., where he will be managing PNC's
corporate banking business in the metropolitan D.C. area.
He and his family (wife. Sue, and sons Patrick, Greg, and
Mark) live in Bethesda. "[I] would love to hear about
opportunities to get involved in alumni activities in
the area." Contact him at wayne.hunley@pnc.com.

Russell Riopelle and Olivia Secrest Riopelle have two
daughters, Kelly (7) and Camille (5), and live in West
Los Angeles. Russell is CFO for Cherokee Inc., a publicly
traded glc brae. inagement and licensing company Olivia
is a le time mom, "which Russell readily admits is much
harder than his job. Russell has gotten into serous body
surfing and has been traveling (Baja_ Costa Rica) with
David Twite '84 to seek out great waves to surf.

Olivia has been super-busy as a mom, but also manages
to find time for her passions as well. We look forward
to seeing everyone (and their kids) at the 20-year
reunion next year."

Mark A. Jankowski and Ronald M. Shapiro, J.D. '67,
have coauthored Bullies, Tyrants and Impossible People
(Crown Business), a guide to dealing with difficult
people and situations. Jankowski has worked with
Gillette, MBNA America, Black and Decker, and GenRe,
and has lectured on conflict resolution."