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March-April 2020

Happy spring, ’15s! As the seasons change we have bright news of engagements, marriages, and classmates following their purpose.
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Jan-Feb 2020

Luke Katler officially became a Broadway producer this fall of the groundbreaking and controversial Slave Play, an exploration of the dynamics of biracial couples as a metaphor for America’s legacy of racism.
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Nov-Dec 2019

Updates this issue have far exceeded a need for introduction. I am excited to share some wonderful classmate news from ’15s ’round the girdled earth.
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Sept - Oct 2019

With photos from their five-year reunion flooding my Instagram feed, I talked to several ’14s about their time in Hanover while at a wedding I attended just a week after the festivities concluded.
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Jul - Aug 2019

Class Notes this month are full of happy engagements and exciting accomplishments. Thank you to all who shared their news for this issue!
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May - Jun 2019

Despite a legitimate offer to write a haiku about anyone who sent me news for this issue, we are light on updates. On second thought, perhaps that offer was instead a disincentive. Let me know!
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Mar - Apr 2019

Traditions, updates, and engagements in this issue of our Class Notes! Last issue I asked for contributions of Dartmouth traditions you hold dear or personal traditions with classmates that have endured since graduation.
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Jan - Feb 2019

Despite the Post-It note on my desk at work reminding me in bright pink marker “DAM content,” I’ve been a neglectful solicitor of class updates for this issue.
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Nov - Dec 2018

As I put together this issue’s column, summer is coming to a close. I hope that each of you had a wonderful few months and that you are looking forward to autumn. Below are a few updates from our classmates.
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Sep - Oct 2018

In College news of late, South House professor and sociology department chair Kathryn Lively is serving as interim dean of the College.
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Jul - Aug 2018

With no updates from our classmates this column, President Phil Hanlon swept in with some perfect timing. The day before this column was due, he announced the Call to Lead campaign with a dramatic email buildup that you likely received.