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September-October 2021

As we eagerly anticipate our first in-person meeting in almost two years in October, there have been several virtual gatherings in the meantime.
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July-August 2021

With vaccinations progressing and relief from sequestration in sight, your class is planning numerous opportunities later this year and much of next finally to get together again.
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May-June 2021

The class has begun additional activities pursuant to the donation of the Frederick Douglass bust, which is now in place at Rauner.
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March-April 2021

Zooming downhill took on an entirely new meaning for annual fall Western ski mini-reunion veterans in November.
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January-February 2021

I’ve always had incalculable pride in being a Dartmouth alumnus, but now after one year as your secretary I’ve learned that there’s even more in being a member of this particularly active, dedicated class of 1968.
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November-December 2020

We’ve several important developments in our class, including two new officers. Norm Silverman is our new mini-reunion chair.
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September-October 2020

First, a mea culpa regarding the last issue’s column: I got the extended deadline wrong and posted late, so there was no room for what follows here, now slightly edited from the original, unpublished submission.
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July-August 2020

Classmates Ric Gruder, Richard Livingston, Terry Lichty, and Andy Hotaling made contact. More in the next edition.
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May-June 2020

At Class Notes’ deadline, a number of us are headed to our next class committee meeting in Alexandria, Virginia. We’ll enjoy lunch and a couple of D.C. attractions afterward. (We’ll miss newsletter editor Mark Waterhouse.
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March-April 2020

As your recently appointed class secretary, I thank the class committee for the members’ and officers’ endorsements and confidence. I am supremely proud of our school.
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Jan-Feb 2020

This is my last column as I have resigned as class secretary. Deb and I want to focus our energy (outside of grandkids) on the 2020 election in Michigan.
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Nov-Dec 2019

Richard Parker, who has been teaching at the Kennedy School of Government for the last 27 years, has been encouraging students to get hands-on political experience.