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July-August 2020

This month I asked ’90s, “Please tell us one positive thing that’s come out of the Covid-19 pandemic for you or a member of your family or one life-adjustment or habit change you have made that you expect will continue as we all ease into the new nor
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May-June 2020

With our 30th reunion just around the corner (June 18-21—go register now at d90reunion.org!), I asked ’90s to contemplate the following question: “What’s something on your bucket list that you’re at least 50 percent committed to achieving or experien
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Sept - Oct 2019

Recently, I asked ’90s, “Looking back at your Dartmouth years, when (or with whom or with what group of people) did you feel the greatest sense of belonging?” Here is Part II.
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Jul - Aug 2019

This month I asked ’90s, “Looking back at your Dartmouth years, when (or with whom or with what group of people) did you feel the greatest sense of belonging?” Here is Part I.
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Mar - Apr 2019

Drew Jones writes, “I’ve used the system dynamics modeling I studied in my engineering degree to create interactive simulation models that are building ‘grounded hope’ for climate change.” One result is his recent op-ed in The New
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Nov - Dec 2018

Here is Part II of your responses to, “What are your salient memories of your freshman trip?” David Sherwood: “I fondly recall singing ‘When It’s Hog Calling Time in Nebraska’ at Moosilauke with Walter Palmer,
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Sep - Oct 2018

This month I asked ’90s, “What are your salient memories of your freshman trip?” I think I received enough responses for at least two columns! Here’s Part I. Kyrie Robinson: “Thinking about freshman trips gives me mild PTSD.
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