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Sep - Oct 2018

Well, as many of you know, the class of 1984 recently celebrated its 35th reunion. Though turnout was excellent, I was not among those in attendance. I suspect that several of the readers of this column were also unable to attend.
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Mar - Apr 2018

The great class of 1984 will host its 35th reunion June 14-17 in Hanover. The way to really enjoy a reunion is to get involved. Lucky for you, the class officers are currently looking for volunteers!
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Jan - Feb 2018

I like science fiction movies, especially ones where the characters are in deep space and awaken from a cryogenic sleep only to discover that the world has changed dramatically while they were asleep.
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Nov - Dec 2017

This month’s column should either be titled, “Classmates who love their jobs” or “litigation is exciting.” The latter is a direct quote from our own John Minier from a recent edition of Attorney at Law Magazine, North Carolina Tri
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Jul - Aug 2017

I recently decided to go off the grid. It’s like living in the good old days—pre-1995, pre-Internet, Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat. So I write this column the old-fashioned way.
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May - Jun 2017

As most of you know, I’ve been writing this column, on and off, for many years. I like to think that during that time I have developed a reputation for delivering a compendium of half-truths, innuendos and flat-out falsehoods.
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Mar - Apr 2017

I’m pitching a new reality show to the networks this month. It’s called Dartmouth ’84 Class Couples. These five couples will be moving to an abandoned frat house at Dartmouth for 84 days.
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Jan - Feb 2017

Well it’s a new year and my co-secretary, Juliet Aires Giglio,has asked that I make a few changes to my columns. She has asked that I include more truthful anecdotes about our classmates.

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