Class Notes
I posed a question on our Dartmouth94 Facebook page back in December: “What are your favorite Dartmouth traditions and winter memories?” The common theme was clear; Dartmouth’s tight-knit community and close friendships are front and center in eac
Ever since Roe v. Wade anti-abortion forces have tried nearly every tactic to eliminate it.
In a column first, I have cool news on something done by an alum’s daughter. Kristin (Bruhl) Wu’s 10-year-old daughter, Lauren, created a cookbook with recipes from 26 governors that was featured on Time’s website.
Heather Searles and her wife, Christina Guillory, traveled from their home in New Orleans to Boston this fall for Heather to give birth to the couple’s twin sons Jax and Crosby.
Trevor Burgess was feted in an August New York Times article for ringing in the morning at the New York Stock Exchange, therefore becoming the first openly gay chief executive of a publicly listed bank.
I received the below email update from classmate Anne (Jeffers) Weber just in time for tonight’s deadline; thanks, Anne!