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November-December 2025

Class Note 1962. A whooping “wah-hoo-wah” for Kathy Schwartz, Mike Schwartz’s better half, for creating a stunning book memorializing our 85th birthday bash in San Antonio, Texas, last April.
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September-October 2025

As anticipated in previous Class Notes, a small group titled “Greeting Grief: Openings to Possibilities,” facilitated by psychiatrist Ted Beal, M.D., (malbeal83@gmail.com) and psychologist

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July-August 2025

The Caring Class Network (CCN), brainchild of our longtime newsletter editor, the late Al Huck, and treasurer Charlie Balch, joined by class president emeritus and neurologist Alan Rapoport, M.D.
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May-June 2025

Following up on my recent column, please be advised that a survey will be sent via email to gauge interest among classmates and their spouses and partners for monthly group Zoom support sessions focused on thanatology (end-of-life issues) and bereave
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January-February 2025

This issue introduces a new regular feature: “News from and about our partners in life.” We’d love to hear from our partners (who are all classmates honoris causa) and from our classmates about our partners in life who make the world a better
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November-December 2024

After an epic career on the road, Superman Colin Harley finally hung up his helmet and leathers, parting with his tricked-out Hog, beloved Harley-Davidson motorcycle—the last of 20 bikes he has owned.
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September-October 2024

In response to a letter sent by Al Huck, Alan Rapoport, and me to President Beilock, describing the Caring Class Network and suggesting the concept might be reproducible by other classes, we received a warm and encouraging reply stat
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July-August 2024

At a gala in New York City, President Sian Leah Beilock announced the largest gift dedicated to the arts in Dartmouth’s history—$25 million from Daryl and Steven Roth, Tu’63, as the lead gift toward the visionary reimagining of the H
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March - April 2024

Talk about “the road less traveled by….” As an international relations major, after completing an intensive course in Japanese at Yale the summer of his sophomore year, Dr.