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May-June 2022
Hello, class of 1974. Here in New Hampshire we are having a colder than average winter, but with all the incredible variability that global warming trends are bringing.
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January-February 2022
Dear 1974 classmates, Homecoming is back! On a prime October fall weekend Linda and I joined a packed west grandstand crowd as Yale returned to the Hanover Plain.
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November-December 2021
Dear classmates, as Yogi Berra allegedly said, it’s “déjà vu, all over again.” Two months ago I said, “We are enduring the record-breaking temperatures of the late June heat wave.” Now it is late August and we have the same temperatures in the middle
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September-October 2021
Dear classmates, hoping you are all doing well and looking forward to more normalcy as fall approaches. As I write this, we are enduring the record-breaking temperatures of the late June heat wave. I hope you safely endured it.
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July-August 2021
Dear classmates, hoping you are all healthy and have gotten your Covid vaccines. Here’s the latest news from our class leadership.
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May-June 2021
Dear ’74s, one of the biggest advantages of being a class officer is getting to know other officers better or, in some cases, for the first time.
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March-April 2021
Classmates, I am writing to you after Christmas, shortly after a warm, rainy burst melted all the snow and left us a brownish green landscape as we await the advent of 2021 and the hope of a new year.
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January-February 2021
Classmates, I am writing in late October as the election closes in and the second major surge of the Covid-19 pandemic increases the nation’s anxiety to a level rarely seen.
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November-December 2020
Classmates, I am writing to you now in late August in the midst of the Democratic and Republican conventions. By the time you read this, the elections may be history.
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July-August 2020
Hello, ’74s. I hope you are all safe and socially conscious as we endure the Covid-19 pandemic. Here in New England we’ve been hit pretty hard. Most of my work is in Massachusetts, which is third after New York and New Jersey.