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May - Jun 2018
“Remember, in the years ahead, you are not alone. It is the special quality of the Dartmouth family that in times of need, we will rally behind its members.
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Mar - Apr 2018
Greetings and best wishes for 2018! Lots of news this month—keep the updates coming!
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Jan - Feb 2018
As I write this column, the splendorous autumn colors grace all surfaces outside. Variations of amber and scarlet replace previously omnipresent, unripe verdancy.
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Nov - Dec 2017
On a glorious Sunday in June several proud classmates were spotted on the Green celebrating the graduation of their ’17 offspring.
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Jul - Aug 2017
Our 81st day virtual Facebook reunion was a huge success. Classmates from far and wide participated by sending greetings, photos and updates.
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Sep - Oct 2017
For many of us through the years, a great pizza from Everything But Anchovies was as much a part of the Upper Valley experience as throwing a Frisbee on the Green, hiking on DOC trips and taking tea at Sanborn Library.
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May - Jun 2017
The winter season finally resembled the “back in the day” 1980s style. Heavy drifts were the norm and there were plenty of school “snow days.” Now we rise. Spring sparks the interest of all of us.
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Mar - Apr 2017
Happy New Year, dear classmates! I hope that many of you resolved to enhance your engagement with the College and our awesome class in 2017. You may have noticed that we are working hard on outreach.
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Jan - Feb 2017
Newsflash: The epic ’81-’82 reunion during Homecoming weekend was the envy of the campus. Our own class leaders Robert Goldbloom and Pat Berry inspired this get-together along with erudite ’82s.
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Nov - Dec 2016
I hope many of you had the chance to attend Homecoming and our joint ’81-’82 reunion. Please send your fun stories our way!
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Sept - Oct 2016
Floral patterns and the agrarian cycle govern our thoughts at the time of writing this column in mid June. We are a group of remontants, forever re-blooming.
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Jul - Aug 2016
A trip down memory lane brings me back to the magic of freshman winter at Butterfield and those perfectly engineered slides from second-story windows.