Class Notes
Although you read this at the height of leaf-peeper season, I write this set of notes immediately following the Great East Coast Earthquake of 2011 and immediately before the slow-moving impending doom that will be Hurricane Irene.
Unfortunately I have the sad task of informing the class of the passing of one of our own, Dann Angeloff.
Our 20th reunion is fast approaching and I, for one, can’t wait to see all of you. Check out the latest happenings about reunions at the class webpage at www.dartmouth.org/classes/93.
This month we continue with some leftover news. Munir Haddad is always good for updates, the first of which pertains to anyone visiting L.A.
June marks the 20th anniversary of our graduation from Dartmouth. In honor of that I ask: Who haven’t you seen in 20 years that you would like to reconnect with?
Inspired by this issue’s survey, I sent 100 random ’93s the following prompt: “You win $5 million from the Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes and the same day as that big Ed guy gives you the check, aliens land on the Earth and say they’re goi
If my calculations are correct you should be reading this right around the 20th anniversary of our graduation. It seems like a good time to focus on career updates!
The large majority of the Class Notes that I have written during the last couple years have been joyous affairs, relating a lot of the joys and successes that we gladly share with others: new jobs, new family members, new experiences.
Warm wishes for a happy and healthy seasonal holiday(s) of your choice. As I mentioned in the last Class Notes, I have relocated from the East to the West Coast.
As I write this particular column (back in October) the sports world is definitely ablaze: the baseball deities have made St.
Happy holidays! I hope December is treating you well.