Class Notes
This month I e-mailed all ’90s with the following request: “Tell us about another member of Dartmouth’s class of 1990 who made a particularly meaningful, positive impact on you during your college career.” I received enough responses for two colum
Inspired by Conan O’Brien’s Commencement address, this month I asked ’90s: “If you were asked to give the Commencement address at Dartmouth, what would be your core message?” As expected, I received many excellent responses.
Here’s Part Two of your responses to my e-mail request: “Tell us about another member of Dartmouth’s class of 1990 who made a particularly meaningful, positive impact on you during your college career.” Dana Weintraub
The Palmer family is battening down the hatches here in Rockport, Massachusetts, in preparation for Hurricane Irene and I hope all of you reading this column made it through the storm intact.
“If you could re-experience one day or moment from your Dartmouth career, what day or moment would that be?” Here are your responses: Roth Herrlinger: “Playing the piano at the Top of the Hop.” Andy Affleck: “The
I received almost 50 responses to my question, “In 10 words or less, what image or feeling immediately comes to mind when you hear the word ‘Dartmouth’?” Because of the volume of responses and because many people simply couldn’t stop at 10 words,
The confluence of a recent trip to Europe, several conference calls with Spanish work colleagues and some handwringing over local language instruction here in Rockport, Massachusetts, made me wonder if any of you were as positively affected (!) b
Straight to the news: An enthusiastic report received from Gwen Pointer, now the director of corporate sponsorship and new business development for the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM).
Two months after submitting a “Star Spangled Banner” demo to the Boston Red Sox, I received the e-mail I had been waiting for—an offer to my a cappella group to sing the national anthem before a home game at Fenway Park on September 8, 2010—just
Greetings all from sunny Lima, Peru! I’m here attending a Sport for All conference hosted by the International Olympic Committee and the Peruvian Olympic Committee. It’s been fascinating, if a bit out of my union-organizing wheelhouse.
Calling all ’90s who love music! Esther Wirth Kopf and Mary Es Beaver are headed up to Dartmouth in June to sing with their college band, Noise Complaint.
With the 2012 election behind us, it’s time to focus on “The road to 2015…” and our 25th reunion!