First things first: Our (probably last) reunion (the 75th!) is Sunday to Tuesday, September 28-30, and the College is footing the bill. We get the inn (for two) and all we pay for is parking!
As the summer term wraps up, I hope you will bear with me as I share how proud I am to be part of the Dartmouth boathouse.
There’s a certain kind of generosity that defines a particular breed of New Yorker: young, living in an apartment with just about as much space as the city can offer, working intense hours in investment banking—and still good-natured enough to let
—Sarah McWhirter, 515 Brook Manor Drive, Johns Creek, GA 30022; (678) 982-0508; scmmcwhirter@gmail.com
We have two pieces of exciting news for this column. First, Tim Strang is starting a Ph.D. in chemistry at the University of Chicago and would love to connect with other alumni in the area!
—Marina Liot, 10 Liberty St., New York, NY 10005; marina.liot@outlook.com
The Lewis & Clark expedition grabbed my attention. Years later, our classmates named Lewis or Clark tell us about their lives since Dartmouth. We honor the 220th anniversary of the conclusion of the expedition in October 1805.
A couple of old friends (of many of us) recently got in touch with updates. We heard from Richard Livingston and his caring sister, Nancy, near whom Richard recently moved from Washington, D.C.