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Nov - Dec 2011

We’re having a twin boom in the ’98 class! I heard from Tracy Van Dorpe in July. She and her husband, Phil Drapeau, Tu’05, welcomed twin boys in September 2010.

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Nov - Dec 2011

Everyone’s moving these days! Debbie Rosenbaum’s family has recently relocated from Chicago to Madison, Wisconsin, where her husband, Jason, has started his residency at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

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Nov - Dec 2011

Although you read this at the height of leaf-peeper season, I write this set of notes immediately following the Great East Coast Earthquake of 2011 and immediately before the slow-moving impending doom that will be Hurricane Irene.

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Nov - Dec 2011

I’m writing this in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Irene, so I hope all is well with everyone who was in the path of the storm. We got lucky in my part of Philadelphia—power was out for, oh, 30 seconds or so. That was it.

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Nov - Dec 2011

The Palmer family is battening down the hatches here in Rockport, Massachusetts, in preparation for Hurricane Irene and I hope all of you reading this column made it through the storm intact. 


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Nov - Dec 2011

This July marked the second Emmy nomination for Connie Britton, for “Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series.” Connie was nominated two years in a row for her role as Tami Taylor on the show Friday Night Lights, which r

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Nov - Dec 2011

Our 25th reunion is just around the corner so book now for June 14-17, 2012, in Hanover—it should be a great time to “Reconnect Rediscover Relaunch” with Dartmouth ’87s; early reservations suggest that this will be a great and well-attended event

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Nov - Dec 2011

First, a message from our new class president, Kendall Burney Wilson: “More than 400 classmates gathered in Hanover in June for reminiscing, reflecting and even reliving our college days.

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Nov - Dec 2011

We’ve all asked, “How many (blanks) does it take to screw in a light bulb?” Well, let me ask, “How many 1985s does it take to write a column?” Answer below.


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