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Jul - Aug 2018
“Kind of retired.” That’s how Tom Brady sums up his present circumstances. You be the judge.
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May - Jun 2018
Marty Adler, reports that he is “sliding through my 70s with more than a modicum of health, love, joy and prosperity.” I hope we all are similarly blessed.
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Mar - Apr 2018
David Tucker may represent our quintessential classmate. Dave enjoyed a successful career—30 years as an employee benefit legal expert at Cooper, White & Cooper in San Francisco.
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Jul - Aug 2017
This 66th Night thing, where ’66ers gather around the country on or about March 7, is catching on. More than 110 classmates and 60 spouses and partners came together in two dozen informal mini-reunions from Maine to Hawaii.
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Sep - Oct 2017
“With age comes wisdom,” Bob Page recently declared, “and I seemed to have finally figured out the key to athletic success—keep competing longer than your peers.” As proof, Bob provided some recent race results: Tahoe Donner Triathon
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May - Jun 2017
It was a first. In fact, two firsts. The first class mini-reunion at the Class of ’66 Bunkhouse at Mount Moosilauke and the first winter group to use the bunkhouse.
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Jan - Feb 2017
Dr. Wallace Hodges is back where he belongs: “We take care of people with complex med and psych problems and have fun doing it.” After 24 years in a large internal medicine clinic, Wally has opened a solo practice in Seattle.
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Nov - Dec 2016
As we write this in late August the glow of our class of 1966 50th reunion in June is still warm and bright and three events, not mentioned in our previous column, all with long-term impact on the College, merit special note.
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Sept - Oct 2016
“I do not know how a reunion could have been any better.” That’s how Bill Duval summed up the class of 1966 50th reunion, and just about all of the 265 classmates (and 200-plus “Dartmates”) who attended would heartily agree.