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May-June 2024
Two for the road to recovery. Good reports from Frank Kehl, recovered after surgery some months ago.
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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.
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January-February 2024
Despite the loss to Yale, the annual mini-reunion in October provided good times, fellowship, and fond reminiscences during mealtimes and the annual class meeting at the Paganucci Lounge as well as the now-traditional Saturday night dinner at Jesse’s
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November-December 2023
Jim Blair writes: “Wendy and I attended the memorial for Dan Tompkins at the Friends Meeting House in Haddonfield, New Jersey, on July 22.
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September-October 2023
A hearty wah-hoo-wah for Rog Usborne for a marvelous “Sail the Trail” cruise. For photos and details, see Al Huck’s newsletter and Kathy Schwartz’s photo album.
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July-August 2023
Featured:Cultural icon Bob Christgau,recently limned as a class legend in this space, was featured in the March-April issue of the DAM citing his blog at robertchristgau.substack.com.
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May-June 2023
Staying connected and involved tops Woody Chittick’s list of priorities as class president.
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March-April 2023
Congratulations to another class legend, ambassador Henry Clarke, on the publication of his memoir about establishing the first American embassy to Uzbekistan in Tashkent between 1992 and 1995 as the country, the third most populous
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January-February 2023
Once again, Mike Schaefer and his wife, Heide, flawlessly organized the annual mini-reunion in Hanover during the first weekend in October, with a total of 30 attendees.
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November-December 2022
What can one say in 300 words to do justice to the legendary Bob Christgau, essayist extraordinaire on topics musical, literary, cultural, philosophical, and political, about whom it is said “when he speaks people listen”?
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September-October 2022
“And a good time was had by all,” as the saying goes, thanks to our veteran reunion co-chairs, Dick Brooks and Bill Pierce.