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Sep - Oct 2018

Corinne Marlow summing up 2017: “For most of the year Jim Marlow’s interests were focused on getting another book self-published and now his short stories, Once We Were Sioux: Growing Up Dakotan, joins his novel My Vienna
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May - Jun 2018

Sunshine and February temperatures in the mid-70s welcomed our fantastic 80th birthday celebration in Key West, Florida, with more than 70 classmates attending, most accompanied by spouses, partners, kids or friends.
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Mar - Apr 2018

All right! We are the first class ever to reach 100 members of the Bartlett Tower Society and we have the most society members of any class ever; that from Phii Kron, who has worked tirelessly to achieve the record for our class.
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Jan - Feb 2018

Homecoming meant class meeting, where we decided to raise $500,000 for the Alumni Fund, purchase art from the students for the dorm art program and continue to welcome Summer Enrichment at Dartmouth program’s worker bees who help high schoolers learn
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Nov - Dec 2017

Art La France and his wife celebrated their anniversary along the Rhine as far as Strasbourg, with stays in Basel and Zurich and Konstanz. They set it up and flew with their bikes on British Air.
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Jul - Aug 2017

It makes 61 years since I studied Spanish under Professor Ugarte, who gave me a C+ for trying. But Peter Klaren sent a book in Spanish to the DAM with a request it go to Baker. DAM sent it to me.
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Sep - Oct 2017

Robert Hatch was awarded the Kansas State Exporter of the Year prize by the governor for his company’s “community stewardship” by increasing the size of his plant and adding 80 new jobs.
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Jan - Feb 2017

Bruce Hulbert sent us news that his undergraduate roommate Harold Burdge “passed away painlessly from a stroke, partly the result of his lifelong battle with the effects of childhood polio.” Harold and Bruce were

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