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Jan - Feb 2016

As the year comes to a close we briefly look back to our 35th reunion this past June. By broad consensus it was our best reunion ever, although Rich Ackerboom casts a dissenting vote in favor of the fifth.
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Nov - Dec 2015

I post this column from the island of Mauritius, a slice of paradise in the Indian Ocean that may best be known as the final resting place of the dodo, an extinct flightless bird last seen in the 17th century.
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Sept - Oct 2015

Jay Harter flew from Portland, Oregon. Cathel McLeod drove from Portland, Maine. Jean and Pete Scannell walked from their new home.
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May - June 2015

Paul Wax, executive director of the American College of Toxicology, Carl Baum ’81 and Chuck McKay ’79 are leading a cooperative project with the Centers for Disease Control aimed at prevention, diagnosis and treatment of environme

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Mar - Apr 2015

I might enjoy holidays and vacations more if I could eat as much and sleep as late as I did back in college. When I try to relive my glory days as a gluttonous sloth, I am shocked to realize I am no longer in shape.

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Jan - Feb 2015

Sound View Presbyterian pastor Cleo Robertson is front and center in many a wedding photo. Cleo is pictured prayerfully officiating as Marie and Bob Ponce exchanged vows a few years ago.

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Nov - Dec 2014

Before we play our next round of “Two Truths and a Lie,” let’s reveal the fictional story from the last game.

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Sept - Oct 2014

Daniel Ernst has just published Tocqueville’s Nightmare: The Administrative State Emerges in America, 1900-1940. Daniel has been a professor at Georgetown Law since 1988.

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Jul - Aug 2014

Who knows what to believe these days? Does Miller Lite taste great or is it less filling? If you feed an aspirin to a seagull, will it explode in midair? Do higher tax rates generate higher tax receipts?