A couple of old friends (of many of us) recently got in touch with updates. We heard from Richard Livingston and his caring sister, Nancy, near whom Richard recently moved from Washington, D.C.
Cliff Groen recently distributed an article about early critical response to The Great Gatsby, to which Bill Kolasky replied, “The initial middling reaction to Gatsby shows how difficult it is to be introspect
Arts Legacy Committee members David Peck and MarkWaterhouse wrote to let you know that to support more projects and honor our fellow committee member, the recently deceased Ron Weiss
The constituency of your class committee is more than class officers. The committee is, in fact, a large, fluid (50-plus members) group of action- and communication-oriented classmates who care about each other and the College.
The choking pop culture glut of today pales in contrast to the serious media and communication concerns that were prominent among us during our time in Hanover and the preceding years of growing up.
Charles William Gay ’68 died on March 7 in Point Reyes, California, after hitting his head in a fall. His health had deteriorated in recent years, as he suffered from Parkinson’s disease, prostate cancer, and heart disease.
Alex Dougal Chisholm III ’68 died of esophageal cancer on May 5 in Eugene, Oregon. Alex hailed from Marquette, Michigan. At Dartmouth he was a history major, member of Theta Delta Chi, and active in skiing and intramural sports.