As Yale seeks out more students whose parents didn’t graduate from college, students and alumni talk about the challenges that come with that pioneering role.
Yale Woman (’74), widowed 5 years, considering relationship after long (40+ years) and happy marriage. Retired Judge, poet’s sensibility (Iowa Workshop, MFA), seeks male companion, 75–81, preferably in Boston area. “To try the fair adventure of tomorrow.” Contact: [email protected]
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PERSONALS
Our very attractive widow is based in Princeton, New Jersey, where she also practices medicine as an internist in private practice. Petite with a beautiful smile and sparkling personality, she hopes to find a good–natured and successful man to share her life and to make wonderful travel plans with. A graduate of Barnard College, Yale School of Public Health and Penn Medical School, she was a top student, devoted wife, and mother. She is now is seeking an adventure partner based close to Princeton or anywhere along the eastern coast. Healthy and slender, she loves Paris and other parts of France. She has done a lot of hiking in the highlands of Scotland, and visits many parts of the world. Her match is 68–75, a lover of adventure, dogs, and family. Send photo/bio: [email protected], 212-627-0121.
SHARED LIVING
Yale class of '70 would like rental of small apartment or room in private house, potentially sharing or as a private companion. Classical pianist, fluent German. 5+ years caring for a blind, Alzheimer's companion. From New Haven. Excellent local references. Wayne Cutler 203-285-9483.
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