2000  Andria Bordas, M.S., works in Fairfax County as an agent for the Virginia Cooperative Extension, where she supervises a horticultural help line for home gardeners.  •  DeAnna Cuslidge-Solina earned her law degree from Thomas Jefferson School of Law in San Diego.  •  Heather Gorby recently received a master's degree in psychology from the State University of New York, Stony Brook, and is continuing with the Ph.D. program there, studying the effect of elevated stress hormones on brain anatomy and behavior.  •  Lorrell Kenney married James Walter in July in Yorba Linda. The maid of honor was Valerie Sill '99; bridesmaids included Christine Aguiar '99, Jennifer Buckley '02 and Stacy (Pettigrew) Lickiss '98, D.V.M. '92. The couple lives in Chittenango, N.Y., where Kenney is director of public relations and promotions for the New York Beef Industry Council, and Walter is the executive director of Madison County tourism.

2001  Jordan Lindsey, along with current fourth-year UC Davis student Amit Katzir, formed The J Band three years ago after meeting at an open mike in Davis. The band, formerly known as Jordan & Amit, released a CD in November of what they describe as "world-folk music mixed with electronic-dance music."  •  John Mitchel was promoted to first lieutenant while serving in Iraq. He is currently the accountable officer for the supply support activity warehouse, which provides logistical support for the 4,200 soldiers in his brigade.

2002  Shaun McCullough recently joined the Seal Beach office of the commercial real estate firm Charles Dunn Co. as an associate in brokerage services.  •  Amanda Scott appeared on the television show Style Court defending her choice to make almost everything in her life pink and black, including her wardrobe, car and furniture. She is working toward her master's degree at the Academy of Art College in San Francisco and hopes to one day write for a fashion magazine.

2003  Jessica Rust married Thomas Garcia in Mountain View this July. The couple lives in Sacramento.  •  Jeffrey Wyly accepted a staff position with California State Sen. Tom McClintock, assisting him in his bid for governor. He previously served as an intern for the senator and for the California Government Center in Sacramento, where he is currently living.