Classmate news

Homecoming this past weeekend was awesome.

At this time, our next in-person gathering is planned for October of 2023: Homecoming 2023 will be the weekend of October 6 & 7. Plans are still being finalized but will likely include a climb up Mt. Moosilauke, an in-person Casual Conversation, a class meeting, tailgating, football against Yale, and plenty of free time to socialize with classmates. We would love to have a great turnout. The more ‘69s, the better!

A small but vibrant and engaged group gathered in Hanover for Homecoming 2022. More information and stories to follow, but here are some photos in our galleries.

From David Kinsey:

Good morning all,

The next Casual Conversation is on Sunday, October 23 at 3 pm Eastern, and features classmate John Leavitt and his wife Sue.   The topic is Management of the Family Forest in Northeastern United States, and is described below in detail.   I hope that you will join us for what promises to be a terrific session.

After the moving Casual Conversation with Shalom Lamm, head of Operation Benjamin, who was responsible for the replacement by the United States of a Latin Cross with a Star of David as the headstone of classmate Bruce Alpert’s wife’s uncle at his grave in Europe as a GI who died during WWII, we move into the Fall with a series of Casual Conversation notable for the variety of participants and their subject matter knowledge:
 

Please join us for a Casual Conversation with Dartmouth Professors Brendan J. Nyhan and John M.

On Tuesday, September 20, at 5 pm we will have a chance to meet, via a Zoom Casual Conversation, Dartmouth Valedictorian Nicole Yunger Halpern, a theoretical physicist and a fellow of the Joint Center for Quantum Information and Computer Science at the University of Maryland.  Dr. Halpern is also the author of Quantum Steampunk: The Physics of Yesterday’s Tomorrow (Johns Hopkins University Oress 2022) ISBN 13: 978-1-4214-4372-0.