“In our seventies the priorities become crystal clear: family and friendship put other ambitions and achievements in perspective. I am coming to Haverford in May to rekindle friendships that have sustained me all along. Facebook is good, face to face far better. See you there!”

Richards will travel across five continents to visit three types of communities--permaculture communities, ecovillages, and Transition Towns--all dedicated to achieving environmentally conscious lifestyles.

Hatt will spend next year at the Max-Planck Institute for Astronomy in Heidelberg, Germany, exploring the properties of dwarf galaxies.

"I'm excited to: get together with classmates and catch up with everybody; walk the campus and reminisce; see, first hand, what is happening at Haverford today; and enjoy the company of fellow Haverfordians, of all generations."

Alfieri's fellowship, awarded by the National Science Foundation, will fund her graduate studies in chemistry at the University of California, Berkeley.

The senior has been accepted into the prestigious Princeton-in-Asia program, and will spend next year teaching at Universiti Sains in Malaysia.

"I'm coming all the way from London to renew some old connections, revisit some old trees, and to find out more about the Haverford antidote to the ills besetting the world."

Join us for a talk by A. Michael Spence, 2001 Nobel Prize Winner in Economic Sciences, Tuesday April 6, 5:30pm, KINSC Sharpless Auditorium.

Bock drew on her experience as a student from a working-class, rural background to influence her paper, which was honored at the Geis Student Research on Women Conference.

"I am going to reunion to celebrate two of my favorite parts of Haverford; the amazing classmates, faculty and coaches and our beautiful campus in the spring. I'm happy to say that our reunion coincides with a special tribute to a man who embodied all of the goodness of the Haverford spirit, Greg Kannerstein '63, and I am looking forward to being at his memorial with other alums."