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Sept - Oct 2011

Another author in our midst! The third book by Paul Griffin, Stay With Me,will be published by Penguin on September 8.

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Nov - Dec 2012

I am very sorry to report that Heather (Van Blarcom) Gumuchian passed away in July. She leaves behind her husband, Gary Gumuchian, and two children.

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May - Jun 2013

I am writing on a snowy February morning, knowing that you will be reading these notes on a warm spring day, just weeks before our 25th reunion. With the reunion in mind I wrote a few classmates to ask about reunion plans.

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May - Jun 2012

You may have already heard the very sad news that Cameron Fleming died in December. The cause of death was heart arrhythmia due to late-stage alcoholism. While at Dartmouth Cam was a beloved member of the Tabard.

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May - June 2011

Congratulations to Hilary Kovar Justice on her selection as keynote speaker at the Idaho Hemingway Festival next fall.

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Mar - Apr 2012

Among the retrospectives on Steve Jobs following his death, this quote jumped out at me: “Our goal was to bring a liberal arts perspective to what had traditionally been a very geeky technology.” This got me thinking about our class, the first in

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Mar - Apr 2011

Happy New Year! Although we’re now well into 2011, these notes were written at the close of 2010 so I asked some classmates to share their resolutions for the new year. 


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Jul - Aug 2013

Happy summer! This is likely reaching you around the time of our reunion, but since I am writing in April (during a blizzard) the Hanover news will be in the next issue.

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Jul - Aug 2012

Jack Steinberg’s latest book, You Are an Ironman, explores the extreme-distance triathlon and inspired this column. A query on the ’88 Facebook page quickly found some ’88 Ironmen/women (IM).

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Jul - Aug 2011

“It’s Rachel Dratch here. Just having read the last ’88 notes about our classmates’ kids headed off to Dartmouth, I must share my news from the slower track—that I gave birth to a son, Eli, in August.