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September-October 2023

We did it! Once again, the great class of 1982 set a new College record—this time for attendance at a 40th reunion—with 336 classmates registered for the June 15-18 reunion. We obliterated the previous record of 276.
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July-August 2023

“Where in the world are the ’82s?” This is an important question given that our class is likely to trample any prior records for attendance at a 40th reunion, which means that many of our farthest-flung classmates may be back with us on the Hanover P
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May-June 2023

“Let’s Celebrate Together!” is the theme of our 40th reunion in Hanover June 15-18—in just a few weeks. Come one, come all! P.T.
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March-April 2023

A highlights reel for the fall of 2022 would include the virtual mini-reunion author talk attended by 20-plus classmates, organized by mini-reunion co-chairs Mike Berg, Sue Elliot,and Jon Baker and facilitated by
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January-February 2023

One of the best things about turning 62 is that you can purchase a lifetime “senior” National Parks visitor pass for just $80! There are also all kinds of other discounts—from movies to restaurants to rental cars.
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November-December 2022

We’ve launched our pathway to our next big reunion thanks to 40th reunion co-chairs Eric Miller and Jim Vahey, joined by enthusiastic volunteers from the class.
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September-October 2022

After two years of postponed or cancelled celebrations and virtual get-togethers, the class of 1982 is slowly gathering in person again.
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July-August 2022

How amazing that the College has recognized ’82 fabulousness by naming the new engineering building the Class of ’82 Engineering and Computer Science Center!
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May-June 2022

“Acquiring a dog may be the only opportunity a human ever has to choose a relative.” This quote by Mordecai Siegal is one of my favorites. Many of us regard our pets as family members.
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March-April 2022

Hat tip to Betsy Leggat for uncovering news of classmate Margaret Spring: “I clicked on a story about plastic waste in the United States and a report calling for a national strategy on plastic pollution in the world’
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January-February 2022

“The Class Officer Association’s executive board and alumni relations recognizes the class of 1982 for originating and launching the ’82 Racial Justice Initiative supporting the African and African-American studies academic enrichment fund and rallyi
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November-December 2021

The year2021 was a time to reflect on what really matters to each of us. Some ’82s are already retiring, some are heading in new directions, and we are each facing new challenges and taking stock of where we want to be with the time we have left.