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Jan - Feb 2018
Happy New Year! My New Year’s resolution: Meet up with more ’89s on my trips ’round the girdled earth. What’s yours?
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Nov - Dec 2017
Winter time! I was bummed hearing that the College may close the golf course, as I remember sledding down the hills in one of the aluminum DOC canoes. But I’m guessing that sledding on the golf course has been gone for many years.
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Jul - Aug 2017
Where the heck does the time go? By the time you’re reading this, summer will be in full swing.
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Sep - Oct 2017
Eric Korenman—theformereditor of the Aegis, radiologist, pro photographer—is now the owner of a Synclavier synthesizer?
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May - Jun 2017
I love when one contact turns into multiple touchpoints; in this case, one email to me about a classmate’s promotion turned into a “so who are you keeping in touch with?” question that showed how strong these Dartmouth bonds are 31 years after we arr
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Jan - Feb 2017
Our annual Class Officers Weekend was just a few weeks ago in September (yes, I know it’s January when you’re reading this, please time travel with me) and saw a slew of ’89s, including Tom Beecher, Lenora Brown, Nancy Bernard Felix, Nicol
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Nov - Dec 2016
I’ve been traveling on a combination of work and retailer visits that also saw us visiting Princeton and Cornell in August at my older daughter’s insistence that she see more than Dartmouth and Smith.
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Sept - Oct 2016
Fellow ’89s, I apologize for brevity, but I will have an online version available when this arrives in the mail.
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Jul - Aug 2016
What inspires you to do the impossible? For Dave Nerrow, I saw an Instagram pic celebrating his 25th consecutive Boston Marathon.
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May - June 2016
It’s May when you’re reading this, but I just celebrated my 49th birthday in late February and have already had trade shows this year in Vegas, London and New York—far less glamorous at a startup.
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Mar - Apr 2016
It’s mid-February when you’re reading this, but we’re still pre-New Year, in a topsy-turvy year where it’s colder in L.A. than it was back east!
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Jan - Feb 2016
Happy New Year! It’s sort of getting colder in California, but not like back East, where I see pictures of the leaves turning in Hanover and Dan Parish splitting wood with his dad for what must be a wood-burning stove.