From Peter Kenyon, class projects chair, and the committee (Bob Levine, Dan McCarthy, and Norm Veasey): “We selected seven interns from our three centers: Rockefeller, Dickey, and Dartmouth Center for Social Impact. They interned in the Bronx; the UN office in New York City; New Hampshire and Vermont; Dubai, United Arab Emirates; Seoul, South Korea; and Jackson, Mississippi. The assignments ranged from working at the UN as a representative of the United States to being a member of the U.S. ambassador’s office in Dubai. The seven were financed by the earnings generated by the class intern endowment fund. We no longer have an athletic program as our endowment fund was given to the athletic department by the College. We are current with the memorial book project working with the library. I got a nice note from Stan Rosenberg, who, like most of us, is retired. He is living in a senior community just outside of Princeton, New Jersey. Now with time on his hands he has written a book, mainly for his grandchildren, about little episodes in his life. He was able to get it published by Amazon under the title of Doc Stanley’s Stories.

We note the passing of John Fenn, Dick Watt, Tony Kane, Robert Durham, and Dr. S. Martin Lindenauer.

—Wayne Weil, 246 Ridge Road, Rutherford, NJ 07070; (201) 933-4102; wayne@dartmouthgraphics.com