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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.
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May - Jun 2018

After receiving such meaningful responses for the last column about the importance of the Ravine Lodge in the lives of students across classes, I have the privilege to share more stories in this space.
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Mar - Apr 2018

In the last issue of the DAM I asked our class to share memories of the Ravine Lodge in light of the new lodge being completed. The lodge is near and dear to so many, and each person had many memories to share.
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Jan - Feb 2018

In October I was fortunate enough to go up to Warren, New Hampshire, for the new Moosilauke Ravine Lodge dedication. I found myself a bit nervous walking up the dirt road to the entrance.
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Nov - Dec 2017

Last week I was hiking in the White Mountains with two other alums and when we met up in the morning we realized that we had unintentionally all worn Dartmouth gear for the hike.
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May - Jun 2017

In the spirit of recent political and social activism, I asked ’15s to send me their stories from “marching, talking and sharing ideas and dreams.” What I heard were stories of collaboration across years of alumni and participation of all shapes and
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Mar - Apr 2017

Since we’ve been gone Domino’s has become legitimate competition to EBA’s and students in Morton Hall left a charcoal grill unattended, causing a four-alarm fire and $4.2 million worth of damage, according to the Valley News.
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Jan - Feb 2017

As I write this message on a rainy October evening I can’t help but think about the fact that when you’re reading this, it will be almost 2017.

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Nov - Dec 2016

A few Saturdays ago I was in Boston on the T with some ’14s and ’15s and ran into a family with the dad sporting a Dartmouth hat.
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Sept - Oct 2016

Though I started off this column with the idea that I’d joke about the trials and tribulations of our first year post-graduation with examples of failures and entertaining anecdotes, I received a measly two responses (thanks, you two!).