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July-August 2026

Class Note 1997. Here are more reasons ’97s love Dartmouth.

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May-June 2026

Class Note 1997. As we start to plan for our 30th reunion on June 17-20, 2027, I asked our classmates to give reasons why they love Dartmouth. Here are some of the great responses, with more to come in the next issue.

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March-April 2026

Class Note 1997. Congratulations to Christie Jackson, the new curator and director of exhibitions at the Concord Museum in Concord, Massachusetts.

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January-February 2026

Class Note 1997. We hit a slow news cycle for this issue, but I am looking forward to lots of exciting developments for 2026.

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November-December 2025

Class Note 1997. Congratulations to Brother Pháp Lu’u (formerly Douglas Bachman), who, with coauthor Brother Pháp Xa, just published Hiking Zen: Train Your Mind in Nature.

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September-October 2025

Congratulations to Alison Fragale on her book Likeable Badass: How Women Get the Success They Deserve.

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July-August 2025

I am sad to report Jesse Kearney passed away on March 6 in Newark, New Jersey, after undergoing emergency surgery following a sudden brain bleed in January.

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May-June 2025

Can you believe many of us are 50 or turning a half century this year? Here’s how some ’97s are commemorating this milestone birthday.

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March-April 2025

Wrapping up the last column’s trip down memory lane, Nadine Evans Oliver recalled our Winter 1995 Spanish language study abroad: “I have so many great memories from Querétaro.

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January-February 2025

This year marks the 30th anniversary of my Spanish language study abroad (LSA) in Querétaro, Mexico, an amazing experience filled with new friendships and daily adventures. I still remember when everything clicked and I began dreaming in Spanish.

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November-December 2024

We are in back-to-school season as I write this, and one ’97 is returning to the classroom—as a student. In August Kristin Brenneman Eno began a master’s of arts in religion program at Yale Divinity School.

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September-October 2024

Roger Federer wasn’t the only one to ace his speech at the College’s Commencement in June. Congratulations to Kenny Mitchell, who delivered Tuck’s investiture address on June 8.

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