Class Note 2014. As you read this we are (I hope!) celebrating the start of spring and warmer weather. However, at the time of writing, it is late December and I’m home for the holidays, hunkering down for an end-of-year blizzard. This month’s column
Class Note 2013. Hi, everyone. I neglected to solicit updates for this column and have none of my own to share—apologies! Remember you can write to me anytime with news. More next time!—Svati Narula, 2038 Hopi Road, Santa Fe, NM 87505; svatinarula@gm
Class Note 2011. As no one wrote in with updates during the last two months, I spent today contemplating what to write for our Class Notes submission.It happens to be four days from the new year as I write this, so I’m feeling contemplative. About 18
Class Note 2010. First, I hope everyone had a happy and relaxing holiday season. I’m still reveling in the success of our record-breaking 15th reunion in July. I hope we can keep that energy going into 2026! Stay tuned for more mini-reunions and, as
Class Note 2009. Here’s what’s news with our classmates. Brian Chao is happy to share that his first book is finally out: Continental Powers and Naval Development: Strategy Coherence, Threat Diffusion, and Success at Sea is the 75th monograph in Rout
Class Note 2007. Happy holidays, 07s! Thanks for consistently sending in great updates! Here are the reports from fall term around the girdled earth. Sahiba Krieger wrote in that in early October she attended the Dartmouth West Coast Homecoming organ
Class Note 2006. Hello, ’06s.Yale Fillingham is an orthopedic surgeon specializing in hip and knee replacements at the Rothman Orthopaedic Institute in Philadelphia. He serves as an associate professor and vice chair of research at Thomas Jefferson U
Class Note 2005. Hi, ’05s. I hope you all had a wonderful holiday season. A lot of great updates from our class below—please keep them coming. Happy New Year!Brandon Charles has been studying energy policy and governance at Syracuse University in Syr