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January-February 2022
A weekend, cool and crisp, bathed in the brilliant sun of October, surrounded by leaves beginning to flash their vibrant colors; what could be better?
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November-December 2021
I was asked by some of the members of our class to voice their concerns regarding the removal of the weathervane from Baker Library and the erection of a plaza in the forefront of Dartmouth Row.
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September-October 2021
He was a farmer. The woods and trees were his milieu. He was a native Vermonter who loved nothing more than to hike the trails and climb mountains, activities in which he participated eagerly until his untimely death.
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July-August 2021
Our head agent, Ron Lazar,whose efforts on behalf of the Dartmouth College Fund are epic, finds some time to engage in other activities.
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May-June 2021
As I sit here looking out my window, I am watching the snow fall gently over the already burdened limbs of the trees. It is quiet.
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March-April 2021
As I sit here at my window, I am looking out onto a panorama of huge trees emerging from a bed of white snow. Within those woods runs the Appalachian Trail on which, should I be able, which I am not, I could hike right up to Hanover. It is quiet.
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January-February 2021
It is strange having all of our fall meetings via Zoom. It is yet another fallout, though certainly not the most heinous from our epic battle with the Covid-19 virus.
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November-December 2020
The good news in this time of the horrific pandemic is brought to us by Ron Lazar, head agent of our Dartmouth College Fund. “We’ve done it again!
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September-October 2020
In these challenging times, Aaron Epstein has found a way to make use of his not unimposing talents. In a very newsy letter he writes that he is no longer reporting on the U.S. Supreme Court or the U.S. Justice Department.
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July-August 2020
I write this as the hideous pandemic rages on. I hope that when you read this, we have survived this holocaust with a more humane sense of our fellow worldly tenants and a renewed zest for life itself rather a search for its frills.
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May-June 2020
Our class has suffered a huge loss. Our dear president, Allen Collins, has passed away. He wore the green with dignity and conviction.
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March-April 2020
Dear Dartmouth! How wondrous is it to be celebrating your 250th anniversary with you. You were a mere 180 years old when you warmly welcomed us into your loving arms way back then. And how you have matured since those special times.