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May-June 2024
Several classmates shared their contributions to the beauty and overall well-being of our country.
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March - April 2024
Here’s to 2024 being a collectively tremendous year for the class of 1985. Contributing mightily to the 2024 enjoyment factor, here is the first column of the year:
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January-February 2024
Happy New Year 2024! In preparing for this column during New England foliage season last fall, I heard from some classmates who still call New Hampshire, Vermont, and specifically the Upper Valley home.
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September-October 2023
In musing about the topic of “Things to Love about Dartmouth” for this issue, top of mind for me are the traditions associated with Commencement. Our class had a large contingent present in Hanover in June honoring the class of 2023.
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July-August 2023
Thank goodness (and by goodness, I mean classmates who composed them) for Green Cards! Like an old, trusted workbench tool or a lifelong friend, the Green Card never disappoints. A sampling of what was shared follows, minus the great pictures.
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May-June 2023
Our classmates are excelling in academic roles, traveling, and embracing turning the “Big 6-0.” Jacqueline Francis, professor and chair of the visual and critical studies graduate program at California College of the Arts, shared a r
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March-April 2023
’Twas the night before deadline and all through the house, no news from classmates, not even a spouse.
The iPhone was charged with meticulous care, in the hopes that a text, a tweet, or anything was there.
The iPhone was charged with meticulous care, in the hopes that a text, a tweet, or anything was there.
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January-February 2023
Last year brought significant milestones for Dartmouth. The trustees elected our first female president, Sian Beilock, who arrives on campus in June and the anticipation is palpable!
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November-December 2022
As I write this column, I’m thinking about my daughter’s wedding this weekend and the toast I’ve prepared. It got me wondering about the most important words I’ve ever written.
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September-October 2022
For this column I reached out to a few foreign study program (FSP) Toulouse, France, trip mates to walk down memory lane and reminisce about our incredible trip abroad in winter 1983.
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July-August 2022
You would think after 58 years, I would learn, but no, not the case. Still waiting until the last minute (or day in this instance) to meet a deadline.