I am thinking of you all during this very strange time and hope that you will derive as much comfort as I did from the wise words written by our very own Jocelyn (Jody Awad) Evans, a licensed social worker, reproduced here with her p
The U.S. presidential primary touched down on the Hanover Plain yet again this year, just like when we were undergrads. Remember the stump speeches on fraternity row and throughout the campus in 1980?
There was a large gathering of recently minted 60-year-olds at the Hanover Inn the Saturday night of the 250th Homecoming with food and cake and song. Did I mention Joy?
The next big question installment has to do with the inspirational effect of the number 60. This seems to be the year of rousing sleeping ambitions and shifting focus.
The “Big Questions” series responses revolve around gratitude, healthy introspection, and appreciation for the thoughtful influences of our alma mater and each other.
When we started our collective Dartmouth experience, we were young, bright, optimistic, and true. Honest curiosity motivated us. The College, at its initiation, resonated the same spirit. With patina, transcendent truths remain. We are one.
Vaughn Halyard wrote uproariously about a mini-reunion that took place this summer at a charity golf tournament in “the mosquito and black fly haven of Minnesota.” The tournament was hosted by Marc Belton,with Vaughn