Class Note 1994. Hi, all. The U.S. Army in Alaska sent in this update to Dartmouth. That may be a first. It has named the Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory’s Dr. Tom Douglas a 2026 Laboratory-University Collaboration Initiative fellow.
Class Note 1993. Roberta “Robbie” Di Giorgio emailed to share, “I’m living in Fairfield, Connecticut, and have been active in the Dartmouth Club of Eastern Fairfield County. I still have a footprint in my hometown N.Y.C. and had the absolute pleasure
Class Note 1992. “Re-university” continues to build momentum! So far we have hosted five online symposia in collaboration with the classes of 1991 and 1993. Check out 1992.dartmouth.org for links to replays, plus information on our shared 30th reunio
Class Note 1991. Hello, fellow ’91s!Recently featured in The New York TimesMark Makers series, Esi Eggleston Bracey shared how a deeply personal decision in 1995 became the foundation of her leadership philosophy. When she traded her corporate bob fo
Class Note 1990. Here is the final chapter of your philosophies on aging and staying young. Hallie Brooks writes, “Horses keep me young! It’s always an adventure with them. And riding has given me friends who are in their teens and pushing 80—every o
Class Note 1989. I’m coming at you again with some lighthearted banter extracted from our classmates using this Q&A format for the column. I hope it serves to inspire or humor you, which is typically the goal of whatever it is I’m doing these day
Class Note 1988. On page 57 of his new book, Hotwired: How the Hidden Power of Heat Makes Us Stronger,Bill Gifford leaves a literary breadcrumb for ’88 classmates: “Many years later as he faced the firing squad, Colonel Aureliano Buendia was to remem
Class Note 1987. I recently had a chance to catch up with Sharon Grayzel. Sharon is largely retired from veterinary practice and has been focusing her energies on writing. She has completed her first novel, a work of literary fiction, and is now at t
Class Note 1986. The moment is fast approaching for the 40th reunion of the great class of ’86. Take advantage of your last chance to attend what will be the event of the year! Our reunion will take place in Hanover, Thursday-Sunday, June 18-21, and
Class Note 1985. As I draft the May/June class column on this winter weekend morning in February, a nor’easter is barreling toward our corner of New England and will dump another foot and a half of snow on top of what has already accumulated. Is anyo