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November-December 2025

Class Note 1975. Apparently, the class has gone into hibernation after a very energetic reunion. Not much news of note, so I will attempt to fill out some of the holes and loose ends from reunion.
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July-August 2025

I am regularly introduced to authors from our class. The fact that they must be introduced to me by others does not speak well of my flagging reading habits.
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May-June 2025

I have news from Dave Dunbar that our 50th reunion gift is a specially commissioned wall sculpture inside the main entrance to Kemeny Hall that will honor the College’s 13th president for his four transformational achievements: coedu
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March-April 2025

The latest word from Dave Dunbar and the reunion committee is an exciting new class project—a 50th reunion digital book hosted by BrightCrowd, a company that has worked with many Dartmouth classes to produce private, digital books on
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November-December 2024

From now until next June I will be reminding all of us that our 50th reunion is coming up on June 13-15, 2025. I am not certain we all need reminding but perhaps some of us are getting a tad forgetful.
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September-October 2024

We are deep into the countdown for our 50th reunion, so you had better be making those plans to trek north, or whatever direction it is for you. The dates are June 13-15, 2025. Be there or be square, as they say.
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July-August 2024

You may have noticed that this issue of Dartmouth Alumni Magazine is loaded with information about Dartmouth authors and their books. Well, the class of 1975 has its own cabal of authors. I have actually read some of these works!
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May-June 2024

So my musings about our move to Florida struck paydirt. Al Markman does indeed reside here and opted to give me a call. He and Wendy are doing well in the Naples area.
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March - April 2024

Out with the old, in with the new—happy 2024! Time to start the planning in earnest for our 50th next year. You may have seen Lon Cross’ note regarding honorary degrees for one of our classmates.
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January-February 2024

Eliza and I spent most of October unpacking boxes and weeding through nearly 50 years of accumulation. This left little time for responding to the vast amounts of incoming email that I received from classmates.