News and Updates

Vincent Evans Starzinger, a Dartmouth College government professor who shaped the careers of over a generation of graduates by inviting them to think critically, died on Wednesday, September 6, 2017 at Wheelock Terrace, Hanover, NH. He was age 88.

Nicknamed “The Zinger” by students and colleagues, Starzinger retired in 1994, after 34 years at Dartmouth, but his influence extended far beyond that time.

As always, Sandy Alderson really knows how to throw a party.  After a brief rain delay, the game got underway although the party had already started in the two luxury suites Sandy provided.

Food and beverage in abundance as well as conversation and laughter.  The Mets lost but it was close.

From Dudley Kay:

Report from Dud Kay:

According to the Valley News, EBAs is closed, abruptly, after 38 years. It didn't exist during our undergraduate years, but most of us came to know it well on return trips.

Jake Tapper tweeted: 

"It was a small pizzeria, but there were those of us who loved it.  RIP EBA's"

Steve Adams '69 is mentioned in the Books by Dartmouth authors section in the most recent DAM.

An interview with Tom Bevan '69 appears in the most recent issue of DAM (which is available online here). Worth reading!

Dimitri Gerakaris '69 sent me a note updating us on the downstream impact of our Class philanthropy grants.

"One of our clearly stated goals of providing funds for Dartmouth student philanthropists is to inculcate the love of philanthropy plus to help them develop the skills to carry on with such work after graduation and well into the rest of their lives.