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May-June 2022

The class of ’76 is poised to set a 45th reunion attendance record thanks to the creative efforts of co-chairs Rick Zimmerman and Stephen Melikian and their impressive committee: Sharon Ali, Mary Kay Beach, J

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March-April 2022

Fifty springs ago our class made history when letters of acceptance were mailed to women for the first time. I asked a few Dartmouth sisters what they remember about that day.

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January-February 2022

I’m celebrating the 50th year of coeducation by interviewing trailblazer, Ann Fritz Hackett, first alumna trustee of the College. Ann served from 1982 to 1992 and again from 1993 to 1995 to fill an unexpired term.

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November-December 2021

Once again, news of your challenges and victories fills me with hope and admiration.

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September-October 2021

Foiled again!

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July-August 2021

In our first ever mini-reunion Zoom, Reggie Williams inspired us with his life story chronicled in his book Resilient by Nature: Reflections from a Life of Winning On and Off the Football Field.

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May-June 2021

I’m thrilled to announce that Rick Zimmerman and class president Steve Melikian will co-chair our 45th reunion June 16-19, 2022.

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March-April 2021

Despite diminished interactions and blanker calendars during the past year, classmates continue to demonstrate a high level of activity and productivity.

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January-February 2021

I’m always on the hunt for news stories of those we haven’t heard from in this amazing class. This month, I lucked into two!

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November-December 2020

Hi, buddies! As I savor the last sea breezes of a Cape Cod, Massachusetts, summer, it’s hard to project to November, when you will be reading this. Honestly, it’s hard to project to tomorrow at this point.

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September-October 2020

Forty-eight falls ago we converged on Hanover from various vantage points and life experiences, each with a story, each wondering what college would be like and how we would fit in.

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July-August 2020

I know I say this every time but never have I valued the bonds formed around a beautiful New Hampshire college Green more than during the past several months.

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