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Mar - Apr 2018

Short and sweet. I think I had a bad case of year-end (sophomore) slump. Despite that, word arrives that Judy Geer has been named to the board of trustees of the Vermont Nature Conservancy.
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Nov - Dec 2017

It will certainly be old news when you read this, but Eliza and I are currently high and dry in our house in Galveston, while the disaster in Houston unfolds in the face of Hurricane Harvey.
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Jul - Aug 2017

This must be the graduation issue, and I question why I did not take more shop classes at Dartmouth. It would have helped with my weekend project of repairing the rotten wood on my garden shed and then painting it.
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May - Jun 2017

In my new home state of Texas it is said that everything is bigger. The sky is bigger, the Gulf is bigger, the steaks are bigger. Bigger than what? Well, bigger than those things are anywhere else, of course.
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Mar - Apr 2017

The holidays will be behind us and the new year will be unfolding as you read this. I am hoping that our class community efforts to expand our Facebook page will continue; we now have 96 members and we want to see 100 before the year is out.
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Jan - Feb 2017

I suspect that you may be ringing in the new year by the time you read this. If so, the interminable election campaign will be behind us and the jockeying for position in 2020 will have already begun.

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Jul - Aug 2016

This month I caught up with some well-traveled, very accomplished classmates with incredibly varied experiences. First, from my newly adopted ’hood in Texas comes this update from John Reed.“I moved to Houston from Atlanta in 2001.
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