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September-October 2024

Fall is a beautiful time of year, and especially on the Dartmouth campus. As I sit writing this column in June an oppressive heat wave is blanketing New England. I’m longing for cooler temperatures, crisp air, and relief from the heat and humidity.
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July-August 2024

There are many famous quotes about books, such as this one from Ernest Hemingway, “There is no friend as loyal as a book,” or this from John Steinbeck, “I guess there are never enough books.” Certainly, each of us has some/many favorite novels we hav
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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.
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