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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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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.
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Jan-Feb 2020

The sun was shining in Hanover. The colors of the season surrounded us, glistening with their warming tones. The town was awash with “Blue Jacketers” and “Green Jacketers” gathered from near and far for Dartmouth Homecoming.
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Jul - Aug 2019

A wedding and a memorial service on the same day: two important events, each of which was defined by three generations of family participating. Harlan Fair married Granthia Preston at Kendal in Hanover.
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May - Jun 2019

One of the beautiful things about a liberating education is that when you no longer can ambulate with the same dexterity as you did previously, and have time to ruminate when “retired,” you write to share your experiences.
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Mar - Apr 2019

The year 2018 was a singular one for our class, the crowning point of which was our wonderful 65th reunion. We have followed that up with two holiday luncheons. On December 11 the class met at the Dartmouth Club of New York for its annual party.
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Jan - Feb 2019

The years have thinned our ranks, lined our faces, and turned our hair, but they have not lessened the joy of seeing our classmates and reconnecting with them. It was obvious that time had not dimmed our spirits.
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