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September-October 2021

It will be nearly September when you read this, but I’m writing in May with Tom Macy’s newsletter in hand, reporting the loss of 12 classmates during the past six months.
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July-August 2021

Remember the magic of “’57 Out!” The beginning of the civil rights era, the referendum to eliminate discrimination from national fraternities, and that special moment in our class history when Delta Upsilons Tom Macy, Shelly Kjellenberg, Tom
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May-June 2021

Choosing subjects for Class Notes can be fun. Bob Marchant’s idea was first jobs, building on the strength of a Dartmouth education.
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March-April 2021

DAM’s November/December 2020 interview with Frank B. Wilderson III ’78, “On Afropessimism,” was back-page dynamite.
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January-February 2021

Let’s get to the news: raging wildfires, Covid-19, old age, dementia. Good grief! No wonder my in-box is leaking depression. I’m going to take a page from Johnny Mercer’s songbook while I write this.
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September-October 2020

Cars—Bob Copeland started this car thing several months ago when he talked about his ’49 Mercury having snow tires, chains, and a keg in the back seat. Remember your first car? Gentlemen, start your engines.
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July-August 2020

Coronavirus is the news. It’s the postponement of Bert O’Neill’s heart valve replacement and the cancellation of Clark Griffiths’ “3rd Friday” lunch in Lebanon, New Hampshire.
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May-June 2020

Promise kept: You asked for a chronological list of our ’57 class presidents, loyal sons of Dartmouth who have led us these 63 years since graduation. Each served a term of five years.
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March-April 2020

Let’s getto the news. Herb Roskind purchased a 26-foot pontoon boat on eBay and is studying for the Coast Guard exam that will allow him to conduct boat tours around Martha’s Vineyard and Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
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Jan-Feb 2020

Homecoming is a special occasion for all classes at Dartmouth, but for the great class of 1957 it was much more.
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Nov-Dec 2019

In response to our last column, a classmate asked: “We’re all in our mid-80s. We’re almost all retired. Do we do anything except write books?” So, with apologies to the published authors in our class, let’s provide some answers.