Michael Levy writes: “I’ve started slowing down; I’ve entered semi-retirement. The Department of Justice has now offered a phased retirement program under which I work half the time, collect half of my salary and half of my pension. I’m obligated to spend at least 20 percent of my time teaching and mentoring. In my case, that will be my expertise in cybercrime and gathering electronic evidence. (A strange expertise for someone who almost failed Applied Math 101 in the fall of 1965). Cutting back my work time allows me to explore what I want to do in the next phase of my adolescence, while still having an anchor at work.”
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Class of 1966