Zhao was already dead when the classmate called his father for the ransom.
As her body is being carried away in its white coffin, a classmate calls her on her cellphone.
At Oxford, Stewart, who was tall and lean, with long brown hair, exuded what one classmate called a "sense of adventure".
Siegel had a preternaturally high voice, and wrote anonymous love poems to a classmate (called Lois) who wouldn't have anything to do with him.
"Former high school classmate calls situation 'odd.' " Ms. Russell grew up in a comfortable home on a leafy street there, the daughter of a doctor.
Another classmate called because she and her husband, weary of winter in Wisconsin, were enticed by Renaissance's heavy advertising of 2-for-1 deals in the Pacific.
The two men hadn't spoken for decades, but the classmate called Markson to tell him how baffled he was, his words finding their way into Markson's final book, The Last Novel: "Listen, I bought your latest book.
In "Slouching Toward Nirvana," for instance, the poem "clothes cost money" recounts Bukowski's childhood memory of a classmate called Hofstetter, who would get beaten up on the way home from school every day, only to be berated by his mother: "you've ruined your clothes / again!
In third grade, a classmate called me "Blubber Girl".
