How do I read others' entries?

Finding an entry

There are two ways to find an entry, one for browsing a single class, one for searching the entire repository.

To browse a class, go about 1/3 of the way down the main page. There is a list of numbers looking something like this:

2002 ( 5, 14 Feb 98)  2001 ( 4, 11 Feb 98)  2000 (21, 14 Feb 98)
1999 (27, 17 Feb 98)  1998 (21, 19 Feb 98)  1997 (67, 24 Feb 98)
1996 (66, 10 Feb 98)  1995 (61, 15 Feb 98)  1994 (44, 20 Feb 98)
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This list includes every class with alumni entries; click on the class you want to browse. (The parentheses after a class contain the number of that class's alumni who have entries and the date of the most recent entry of that class.)

To search the repository, choose ``Search entries'' on the main page. Type in words for which you would like to search, and select ``Search''.

Reading an entry

A repository entry has four pieces:

The alum's name. This should be the alum's current name. (If it has changed - through marriage, perhaps - the other name will be cross-referenced to the current name.) If the alum's name is highlighted, it is a link to the alum's home page elsewhere on the Web.
The e-mail address, in parentheses. You can e-mail this address to contact the alum. Alumni listed want only personal e-mail. If the e-mail address is ``anonymous'', this indicates that the alum desires not to publish the address, probably to avoid junk mail. You can still send e-mail, but I will scan it before it is forwarded on.
Current place of residence.
Last date modified. The information is up-to-date up to this date. The Web link here is for the alum to modify the entry.

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