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Nov - Dec 2018
Writing this column is so much easier when people send news. So now I will hand you over to my correspondents.
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Sep - Oct 2018
The raising of the Class of 1978 Bunkhouse in May made for a very special week at Mount Moosilauke.
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Jul - Aug 2018
My last column reported on favorite hideaway study spots back in the day. But since I couldn’t cram (get it?) all your responses into that column, here’s some lagniappe!
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May - Jun 2018
Your favorite study place at Dartmouth? I asked, you responded—too many responses, in fact, to fit in one column, so this will definitely spill into the next issue.
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Mar - Apr 2018
In the waning days of 2017 I asked classmates to share highlights of the year. The resulting deluge was too much to squeeze into one column, but here are a few headlines.
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Jan - Feb 2018
When Delaware Gov. John Carney wanted to fill an open spot on the Delaware Supreme Court, he didn’t have to look any farther than Gary Traynor.
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Nov - Dec 2017
“Busted!” writes Ray Sweeney. “I thought I might manage to get through my entire career without a Class Notes entry!” Sorry, Ray, but nothing can protect you from your intrepid class secretary’s insatiable hunger for news!
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Jul - Aug 2017
As I sit down to write, our 40th reunion is six weeks in the future. As you read these words, that gathering is history. I have now been writing this column for four years and I thought I would take a few paragraphs to reflect on that experience.
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Sep - Oct 2017
We came. We saw. We celebrated. Great attendance and energy at the class of ’78 40th (okay, 39th) reunion in Hanover.
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May - Jun 2017
“Carpe D ’78!” Our 40th reunion is almost upon us. There’s been a great response, many people attending.
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Mar - Apr 2017
The countdown is on. Just four months until “40th Reunion: Carpe D’78.” Many classmates want to see you there. Have you registered yet?
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Jan - Feb 2017
It’s just six months out: 40th reunion, “Carpe ’78.” I know I’m getting excited! Heightening my anticipation is the fact that this will be a three-class affair—’76s, ’77s and ’78s together again after all those years. (Yes, we’re the babies.).