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September-October 2023
The dribble effect of the paucity of news worthy of this column is like the proverbial Chinese water torture. Take that, oxymoron fans!
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July-August 2023
Once again class news is dominated by our upcoming 65th reunion. Registration packages have been distributed and returns are being sent to alumni relations electronically and by U.S. Postal Service.
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May-June 2023
Many of our generation will remember the fear and trepidation we faced in passing the College’s swim test in order to graduate.
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March-April 2023
The 65th reunion is September 10-13. Hal Bernsen and Frank Gould are planning a fun time. Please come and enjoy reconnecting!
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January-February 2023
In the absence of an outpouring of class-specific news, I’ll correct misinformation provided earlier this year and speak to the class of 1958 65th reunion. Two months ago we published dates provided by alumni relations that now turn out to be wrong.
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November-December 2022
There’s been another resounding silence from the 424 of us who remained as of June 30. So you won’t read many ’58 names below. Since these notes were written in late August and won’t be read until late October, currency is of the least importance.
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September-October 2022
Gathering news for the DAM column is like snatching tidbits from a gale! We reach out but only occasionally succeed in picking something from the wind.
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July-August 2022
The secretary’s mailbox has been empty and begging for incoming mail! Three of us—Bill Allyn, Gersh Abraham,and Skip Coggin—have dealt with Covid breakthrough infections successfully.
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May-June 2022
At a time when our college faces great change and the world is roiled by bald-faced Russian aggression, when the U.S.
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March-April 2022
You realize that you’ve reached a new pinnacle in the life when a submission (actually a missed submission) to DAM is acknowledged as follows from class gadfly Frank Gado: “Your November-December Class Notes piece in DAM
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January-February 2022
After missing the deadline for the last DAM column, I tattooed future submission dates on my forearm. Nonetheless, the flow of class news to this interim scribe has been paltry, so please feed me even if it’s just scraps from your banquet.
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November-December 2021
The perfidy of your substitute secretary is evident by his ignorance of publication deadlines, so with apologies until next issue!