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September 10, 2003

by Lanny Springs

Dick Prentke is pictured with his daughter Katie ’03 at the Henley Royal Regatta in July. Katie coxed the varsity lightweight men to the finals of the Temple Cup. In addition to surpassing her father on the water, she graduates with two undefeated seasons, three Eastern Sprints gold medals and one bronze, and just two regular season losses in four years. She graduated magna cum laude and served four years on the Faculty-Student Committee on Discipline.

Dean Tjosvold is honorary class secretary for providing the information for this column. Dean remains a management professor at Lingnan U., working with students in Hong Kong and mainland China. Another ’67er has suddenly become very important to Dean: Richard Blumenthal became Dean’s children’s new headmaster at the Chinese international school in Hong Kong and considers them lucky to have him (and his piano playing). Jason, Dean’s oldest of four, just entered Carleton College. Richard Weiss was going to join Dean for a hike through the Hong Kong mountains but decided to recover from his eight-year ordeal in writing his math magnum opus. He is still productive and at Tufts, where he as well as most other academics report to his wife.

Paul Sisco is enjoying life and contributing to environmental conservation in the South. Mike Archer is director of the Australian Museum in Sydney and professor of biological science at the U. of New South Wales.

© 2003 Lanny Springs and The Princeton Alumni Weekly. Used by permission.