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Michael Wallace Gordon ’57 (BUS), ’63 JD writes that he would enjoy hearing from other UConn alums from the 1950s. He reports that he retired in 2007 as both the Dasburg Professor of Law at the University of Florida and the Distinguished Fulbright Professor of International Law at Universidade Catholica Portuguesa in Lisbon. At the age of 74, he built a drift boat, went to Wyoming, and became a professional fly-fishing guide. He lives in St. Augustine, Fla., in the winter and Montana and Wyoming during the summer. In his spare time, he has written the first 11 of the Macduff Brooks Fly Fishing Mysteries. Writing as M.W. Gordon, his first novel of the series, “Deadly Drifts,” won Book of the Year and Best Suspense/Thriller of the Year in the Royal Palm awards from the Florida Writers Association.



