Campus Life, undated
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September-October 2025
A few numbers: More than 400 different classmates have been highlighted in these 70-plus columns, more than the number of living classmates when I began reporting (some mentions are of deceased classmates) and 80 percent of the 546 men who graduat
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July-August 2025
Jean and I live two blocks from the Northwestern University campus and the same distance from Lake Michigan (both great walking and exploring territories).
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May-June 2025
A phone call from Art Worden in Florida is always a day-brightener. Art has turned his back on Buffalo, New York, winters and now spends most of the year in Fort Pierce, Florida, living in a condo with one of his daughters.
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March-April 2025
We report with sadness the death of Buck Scott’s wife, Mary. Buck was our first class president following graduation in 1951 and Mary was his indispensable helper.
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January-February 2025
Our classmate Haviland Smith, a retired CIA officer and longtime newspaper columnist, died in June.
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May-June 2024
Henry W. “Bing” Broido Jr. ’51
Henry W. “Bing” Broido Jr. ’51, described by those who knew him best as “a man of infinite variety,” died on June 23, 2023.
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May-June 2024
Peter B.J. Stien ’51
Peter B.J. Stien ’51 died in Naples, Florida, on November 30, 2023. He had served as president of the Dartmouth Alumni Club of Naples and earlier as an officer of the Boston alumni club. Golf was a lifelong passion of Pete’s.
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May-June 2024
William S. Stout ’51
William S. Stout ’51 died on February 5 in Savannah, Georgia. Bill was a member of Psi Upsilon, Dragon, and the Interdormitory Council.
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March - April 2024
Theodore G. Corsones ’51
Theodore G. Corsones ’51 died on December 5, 2023, in Rutland, Vermont, his lifelong hometown. Ted was an attorney, having attended Boston University’s law school following graduation from Dartmouth and service in the U.S. Army.
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March - April 2024
John A. Homsy ’51
John A. Homsy ’51, a longtime Boston resident, died on September 14, 2023. John taught classical piano in the Boston public schools for more than 20 years.