Communing Reunion

ByCourtney Pulitzer
While I didn’t see many ITPers or fellow Tischers that I knew, for that matter at the NYU Reunion on Saturday, May 12th, I had a fabulous time dancing with Gallatin grad (and actor) Christopher King (http://www.apologist-movie.com/) and Tisch alum (teacher/actor) Christine Drayer. The food wasn’t too bad and I even got up close and personal with Bobcat! My first time! Whew! Of course, the 6 degrees of separation connections are always at work — Christopher’s mom (Jeanne King) happens to be the president to the Newswomen’s Club of New York! (http://newswomensclubnewyork.com/) Listen up all literary ladies of the Net–join up! They have an Internet division for their Front Page Awards dinner too!

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