Scott Worthem is the vice president and general manager of e-commerce at Experian. He and his wife now have four children, ranging from one- to 7-years-old.

Carl Magnuson and his wife Kerry welcomed a son, Daniel John Magnuson, on Super Bowl Sunday. Reports Carl, "He's a football fan for life, guaranteed."

Liz Sears is living and working in D.C. doing consulting, after spending two years working for the U.S. Department of Commerce in International Trade.

Glenn Trout heads up sales and marketing at FOB, now operating as MSDSonline. "We help people access and manage MSDSs (Material Safety Data Sheets) electronically. These are EPA and OSHA required documents for all businesses who use chemicals. It's turning out to be a nice little (but rapidly growing) business."

Judy (Wu) von Emloh and her husband David had a baby girl, Emily Jiayin von Emloh, on May 9 in Hong Kong.

After selling Oracle and Agile Software ever since graduating from Kellogg, Tammy Daugherty-Holzer and her husband Chris Holzer was able to make good use of some options before the market downturn. "We bought Logos Bookstore in Oak Park, Ill. The store is part of an association of bookstores in the U.S. (there are 30) of them, carrying both secular and religious books and gifts. We have 15 employees, over 200 vendor suppliers and are considered an'anchor' store in the Oak Park Avenue shopping district. I am the full-time Holzer running the business. After a year of qualifying for Premier Exec on United, I am happy to be commuting only 1.5 miles daily to my new business and have already drafted my 14-year-old daughter as a Saturday employee. I am applying all I learned at Kellogg and life is good!"

Lisa Kitzman is still working for Andersen's business Consulting group. She and her husband Brian had a baby last September, Quinton Robert Kitzman.