Sam O’Brient recently started his first year at Sarah Lawrence College. He has no clear major yet, but he has time. He is involved with several theater clubs and student publications.

Oliver Kress is a senior at Thomas More College of Liberal Arts in New Hampshire, where he spends most of his time contemplating the first sources and causes of being and generally stretching himself out toward knowing. He is enthusiastically beginning work on his thesis, tentatively entitled “The Happiness of Inefficiency,” wherein he hopes to blame the decline of western civilization on the sandwich.

KayLee Bellamy is currently in her last year at Montserrat College of Art, and will be graduating with a BFA in Painting and Drawing in May. She makes all kinds of art, from painting and graphic design to book arts and sculpture. Her main theme is based on her fine flock of backyard chickens. After getting her BFA she is considering getting her degree in automotive mechanics.

Elizabeth Orenstein is in Halifax, NS (that’s in Canada) in her second-to-last year of a Combined Honours (that’s Canadian spelling) program in Early Modern Studies and Religious Studies at the University of King’s College. She’s working with a student-run chorus there as External Coordinator and doing graphic design and public relations on the side. 

Michael Graeff is currently the Resident Technician for Staples in Great Barrington. He holds an Associates Degree in Business Management and a Certificate Degree in Criminology. He will be returning to school for a Bachelors Degree in Internet Security shortly. He is currently living in Pittsfield with his wife, Kristin, and son, Michael.