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March-April 2025
Editor’s Note: Secretary Joanna Caproni wrote this column before her death January 13, 2025.
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January-February 2025
Here are two more emails from families of the ’42s—I encourage more of you to send me an email.
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November-December 2024
Ginia Allison sent me an article from the local paper of the new ownership and opening of the Ruggles Mine, which Robert Searles and his wife owned and operated for some 20 years.
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September-October 2024
As I begin this column for the class of ’42, I am inspired by two significant items. The first is Jon Mendes (103) is back home and in good spirits.
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July-August 2024
Exciting news: The Paris Olympics are 100 days away as I write this!
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May-June 2024
Interesting news about Dartmouth: It was named the largest producer of Fulbright scholars.
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March - April 2024
As I write this column at the end of December, I have just been diagnosed with Covid. When you read this it will be February—and I hope all of you had a wonderful holiday and are settled in to 2024 and what that brings us.
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January-February 2024
As I write this column it is 79 outdoors and 84 inside. Unbearable. I realize you will be reading it in January, when it more than likely will be much colder—we could even have snow.
Following is news that I read recently from Dartmouth.
Following is news that I read recently from Dartmouth.
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November-December 2023
July has been very hot with many days in the 90s—August was normal.
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September-October 2023
42 It has been a slow week for news from the class of ’42. I have sprinkled in some other news that you may have missed.
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July-August 2023
Love the news regarding global warming. For all you baseball fans, I “clipped” the following news and it is fascinating.
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May-June 2023
The weather has been mild being almost the warmest on record and almost the record snowless until today, when we got an inch or two, enough to be official.