Class Notes
Men and vimmen of Dartmouth! It is with great pleasure that I address you for the first time as your new class secretary. I am honored to represent you and eager to catch up with old friends and new.
I’m up in Hanover the night before my son Jake ’15 and the Dartmouth men’s lacrosse team play their season opener against Colgate University.
I can’t remember the last time I submitted news for a Dartmouth Alumni Magazine column, so I thought I’d open with a brief recap of my past year of changes.
As I write this we are nearing the end of what has been an unusual winter in many parts of the country; here in northern New Jersey the ground is covered with more snow than is typical.
Dateline December 28, 2012: Stuck in Mount Kisco, New York, peering over the edge of the fiscal abyss. The bad news is that we’re likely to go over; the good news is that we survived the Mayan calendar doomsday and will be around for the fall.
The Aires, Dartmouth’s oldest a cappella group, may have finished second in the 2011 edition of NBC’s The Sing-Off, but they clearly finished first in the hearts of the entire Dartmouth community!
Greetings to all classmates! Please use the contact information at the end of our class column to get in touch with me.
Sat down to decompress after work last night and watched about five minutes of the 2013 NFL Draft before remembering that it’s unwatchable reality TV.
Given that you’ll be reading this one month before the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games on July 27, it seems only fitting to attempt a sports theme.
In March Tim Ehrsam joined more than 30 Alpha Delta alumni in Sarasota, Florida, for an annual Third Monday meeting.
I’m finishing this end-of-year column in the peaceful predawn hours of Sunday, October 28, while Hurricane Sandy gets “set to make history as it aims at U.S. coast,” according to a Reuters report.
Autumn is upon us here in the Northeast. Pigskins fill local ball fields and jack-o’-lanterns crowd front porches.