Class of 1991
Spencer Jakab, P’21, editor of The Wall Street Journal’s “Heard on the Street” column, is the author of “The Revolution That Wasn’t: GameStop, Reddit and the Fleecing of Small Investors” (Portfolio, 2022). Julie (Hoffman) Marshall is opinion editor at the Boulder (Colorado) Daily Camera newspaper. Tamara Chasan Pomeranz is a partner at Moore Pacaro & Brooks, a boutique defense litigation firm in Abington, Pennsylvania. Outside of work, she is a member of the board of managers of the Female Hebrew Benevolent Society, the oldest continuously operating Jewish charity in the U.S., and is busy planning her daughter’s bat mitzvah in May. Instead of grading 10th grade quizzes, Rabbi Daniel Rosen writes this message: “I sit here with Sparky, the blind and angry (unrelated traits) dog, on my lap. I am still not famous and am waiting for one or more of you to grab the spotlight and shout my name from on high. Sparky is looking for an inexpensive illustrator for his children’s book. If you are interested, email him via me.” Rabbi Charles Savenor, director of congregational education at New York City’s Park Avenue Synagogue, received the inaugural Maimonides Award for Excellence in Jewish Education from the California-based Community Scholar Program.