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1957Class Notes Archives----- From December 2007 AALFNY Newsletter ----- ● “Danielle Haase-Dubosc was brought up in France and the United States and as a result is a bi-lingual person of dual citizenship. After the French lycée, she trained at Barnard College and Columbia University where she received her Ph.D. in Comparative literature. She was an assistant professor in French at Barnard College before returning to France where she became Director of Reid Hall, Columbia University's campus in Paris. She is now Executive Director of Reid Hall, Director of Columbia University's Institute for Scholars at Reid Hall and Associate Provost of her university. Her fields of research are gender relations in the 17th century and the contemporary world. Her latest books, "Ravie et Enlevée" ..... and "Enjeux contemporains du féminisme indien".....deal with the abduction and seduction of women in 17th-century France and Indian feminism, respectively. “ (From University of Florida Paris Reseach Center; http://www.clas.ufl.edu/PRC/events.shtml) ----- From June 2007 AALFNY Newsletter ----- ● Click on link below for news of Danielle (Dubosc) Haase. ● Click on link below for news of Gilles Larrain. ----- From December 2006 AALFNY Newsletter ----- ● "Danielle Haase-Dubosc a reçu son Ph. D. en littérature comparée à Columbia University où elle est Adjunct Associate Professor dans le département de français et de philologie romane. Elle dirige le centre universitaire de Reid Hall pour Columbia à Paris, a publié plusieurs articles sur la problématique des rapports de sexe en littérature et prépare actuellement un livre sur les enlèvements au XVII` siècle." (Payot-Rivages,http://www.payot-rivages.fr/asp/fiche.asp?id=3890) ● "NOBODY TOUCHES ME WITH IMPUNITY. That is the warning, in Latin, that is posted over Robert Abady's kennel. It refers to the fierce bouviers des Flandres guard dogs he raises, but the motto might well be Abady's own.....Abady's education was classically French, and when the family moved to New York he attended the Lycee Francais which was for him 'a terrible school. It was too rigid and I was basically rebellious.' Once when he was briefly living on his own after a spat with his father, he was called in by the headmaster and informed he was going to be expelled. "I said, O.K., I won't pay the bill." He remained in school......" (Sports Illustrated Vol. 34, http://www.bouviers.net/info/abady.html) ● Click on link below for news of Patricia Calabi ----- From February 2006 AALFNY Newsletter ----- ● From Patricia Calabi: "I live in Rome where I have a private practice of psychotherapy and am the happy grandmother of four. I have long lost track of my old school friends and would love to get in touch with someone again. My e-mail address is on your list." ----- From November 2004 AALFNY Newsletter ----- ● Patricia Calabi wrote: "I left the Lycée and New York in 1956 and did my Philo class in Rome, where I have lived ever since. I am a graduate in Economics but in the 80s I gave it all up and turned to my true passion, Psychotherapy. Now I am a happy psychotherapist, mother of two sons and grandmother of three boys. My Lycée years were unforgettable and I hold those memories very dear." ----- From March 2000 AALFNY Newsletter ----- ● Alain De La Chapelle est médecin à New York ou il habite avec sa femme et ses deux enfants, Robert (au Lycée en 4e) et Christine (en 8e). ● DECES: Anne-Marie Chapouton (1939-2000) créatrice de Ti-Michou et Gros Cachou, est morte le 16 janvier 2000 à Lourmarin (Vaucluse). Anne Marie était ecrivain pour la jeunesse, et comptait prés de deux cents titres à son catalogue. Soeur de Gilles Maluski ’67 et Colette Touchon-Maluski ’60. Biographie: "Anne-Marie Chapouton est née à Millau (Aveyron). Elle a passé une partie de son enfance en Tunisie, en Hollande, puis aux Etats-Unis. Très jeune, elle est passionnée par la littérature et écrit en secret. Anne-Marie Chapouton est diplômée de littérature française de l'Université de Columbia (New-York). De retour en France, à partir de 1964, elle s'installe dans le Lubéron et écrit des histoires pour sa fille. Elle se découvre alors une véritable vocation pour la littérature de jeunesse et partage son temps entre l'écriture et la traduction de romans anglo-saxons. Anne-Marie Chapouton a publié albums, poèmes et romans pour la jeunesse. Elle est décédée en 2000. Des textes justes souvent emplis de poésie sont le reflets du travail d'illustratrice d'Anne-Marie Chapouton. Les sujets abordés ne sont pourtant pas toujours faciles à traiter!" (Ricochet-Jeunes, http://www.ricochet-jeunes.org/auteur.asp?id=1387) |
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