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July-August 2022
Hi, ’94s! As class secretary, I wanted to share the sad news that our classmate Gillian “Jill” Feldman Higman passed away on January 24 after an extended illness.
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May-June 2022
Hi, ’94s. I have a few bits of news to share with a common thread—children who are graduating.
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March-April 2022
Hi, ’94s! One of the upsides of serving as class secretary is receiving an unexpected email from a classmate.
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January-February 2022
I have two bits of news, hot off the presses (literally) to share with you.
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November-December 2021
Hi, ’94s! I’m light on news to share, but at least the piece I have is good.
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September-October 2021
Hi classmates! When my inbox is empty of news, I must use my investigative tool kit to troll for news to share; thank you, Facebook and LinkedIn.
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July-August 2021
Hi, 94s! I have lots of news to report and not too many words to do it all justice. That’s enough preamble; let’s get straight to it!
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May-June 2021
A little birdie told me about a bird enthusiast in our class. This nugget of news from an unnamed classmate led me on an online gawking tour of some of the most beautiful wildlife photography I’ve had the privilege to see.
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March-April 2021
When I’m looking for more class news for our class column, I can always rely on our class president Deme Navab Taleghani for an update. I’m glad I asked this go-around—or our Class Notes section would be empty!
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January-February 2021
Hi, fellow classmates. As we look ahead to a new year, I posed the following question on the “Dartmouth College Class of 1994” Facebook page: What do you plan to do in 2021 when Covid is no longer a limiting factor?
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November-December 2020
Hi, class of ’94. I hope this newsletter finds you well—well, as well as can be expected (sigh). Depending on where you live, you may be working from home or masked-up in a 50-percent-capacity office.
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September-October 2020
Hi, class of ’94. I have two bits of exciting news to share with you. During the past few months good things have still been happening beneath the overriding arc of alarming headlines, and I’m happy to share them with you below.