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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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May-June 2020
The view from the Hanover Inn to Baker Tower still stirs the excitement of possibility I felt one snowy night in 1971 at dinner with my parents after my admissions tour and interview.
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March-April 2020
Dartmouth’s 250th Charter Day celebration in Boston still glows as brightly in the minds of all who attended as the iconic locations lit green that December week from Niagara Falls, New York, to Lima, Peru.
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Jan-Feb 2020
The Dr. Seuss cover story in the November/December issue of this magazine renewed my gratitude for his influence in my life.
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Nov-Dec 2019
Just in time for holiday giving arrives the fabulous coffee table book Dartmouth Undying, coedited by our own David Shribman.
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Sept - Oct 2019
If you’re reading this on the way to our Santa Fe, New Mexico, mini-reunion September 6-8, I can’t wait to see you there!
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Jul - Aug 2019
Responses continue to pour in for our Southwest “major mini-reunion” led by Jim Beattie in incredible Santa Fe, New Mexico, the weekend of September 6-8. Jim reports that many plan to come early, stay late, or both.
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May - Jun 2019
Santa Fe, New Mexico, here we come! Our dream birthday party is becoming a reality!
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Mar - Apr 2019
Happy birthday to us! Come celebrate our 65th birthdays and the 250th day of Dartmouth’s 250th year in Santa Fe, New Mexico, September 6-8!
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Jan - Feb 2019
The tidal wave of ’76 grandchildren has begun. This month I’m reaching out for good grandparent names. I’m not in need yet myself but want to be ready with ’76-level creativity when the time comes.
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Nov - Dec 2018
Do you realize what a fascinating cast of characters (emphasis on characters) makes up our class from puppeteer Betsy Tobin (nowornevertheatre.com) to painter-farmer-hay house dweller David Brown (davidbrownpa
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Sep - Oct 2018
I’m pleased to announce our first poet laureate (unless I’ve somehow missed someone—you’ll recollect I got burned when I announced we had only one knight in the class).