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September-October 2024
Are you among the more than 2 million people who have watched Roger Federer’s Commencement speech for the class of 2024? If not, I highly recommend it!
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July-August 2024
Thanks to everyone who hosted mini-reunions for the 95th Day of the Year in April. It was great to see so many familiar faces on Facebook this spring gathered together in person and online.
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May-June 2024
I recently checked in with our classmates living “’round the girdled earth” and heard back from a couple of folks across the pond in Great Britain.
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March - April 2024
As I write this column, we are days away from celebrating the dawn of a new year, so I asked our classmates what they look forward to in 2024.
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January-February 2024
Congratulations to Caitlin Moyna on her recent marriage. “My husband’s name is Michael Sullivan. We got married in the picturesque Jersey Shore town of Spring Lake, where we met several years ago.
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November-December 2023
It has been a joy hearing about so many of our classmates’ 50th birthday celebrations during the last few months. If you were able to make the ’95 Homecoming tailgate birthday bash I hope you had a ball.
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September-October 2023
Kieran McNulty reports that he recently “had two research papers published in the journal Science (April 14) that upend our understanding of how early fossil apes evolved and of the habitats that contributed to their adaptatio
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July-August 2023
My younger daughter, Kristi, and I were up on campus and I was delighted to take her into the newly renovated (and now fully accessible!) Dartmouth Hall.
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May-June 2023
Congratulations to Kristian “K.J.” Jhamb! “For my decadal submission to Class Notes, this is certainly a notable update, I’ve gotten hitched! I have found an amazing life partner in my wife, Daniela.
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March-April 2023
Nat and Jen (Chapman) Schindler and Ken and Christy (Horner) Gordon have kids who are Dartmouth-bound this fall. Way to go, Devon and Julia!
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January-February 2023
Happy New Year! It is hard to believe that we are entering the Year of 50 for the majority of our class. Weren’t we just college students? A half century is something to celebrate—what are your plans?
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November-December 2022
Well, with our 25th reunion finally in the books, our 25th reunion book is now complete. I hope you enjoy perusing the digital pages and seeing what our classmates are up to and what they remember most affectionately from our time at Dartmouth.