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July-August 2022
Jim Guth chaired our 40th reunion, served as vice president of the class for the past five years, and is our incoming president. After Dartmouth and an M.B.A.
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May-June 2022
The New Hampshire Business Review has named Joanne Conroy as one of the most influential leaders in the state.
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March-April 2022
Tom Barnico has published a novel titled War College about the two lives of protagonist Jack Dunne, one in Army intelligence in Vietnam and the other as a student at an elite American college.
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November-December 2021
Ellen Carter has published an historical novel titled To March or to Marry under the pen name Violet Snow.
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September-October 2021
In May Andy Moerlein presented a solo exhibition at Boston Sculptors Gallery.
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July-August 2021
Jennifer Leigh Warren (known to some years ago as “Tweety”) starred in the new musical Passing Through, which tells the incredible true story of a young man who journeys on foot from Pennsylvania to California.
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May-June 2021
Max Anderson gave a class Zoom about his work as president of the Souls Grown Deep Foundation and Community Partnership, dedicated to promoting the work of Black artists from the South and supporting their communities by fostering ec
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January-February 2021
Bill Greenbaum enjoys life in New York City, even though he and his wife, Dassa, see mostly their apartment and nearby parks. They like biking in Central Park.
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November-December 2020
This summer the class held a Zoom panel titled “Covid Economy: How Will the Comeback Work?” John Donvan, a four-time Emmy Award-winning journalist and broadcaster whose book, In a Different Key: The Story of Autism, was a Puli
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September-October 2020
This winter George Shackelford (who knows a little something about Impressionism) joined Hood Museum of Art Director John Stomberg for a private visit to the exhibition Monet: Places at the Denver Art Museum.