Upcoming Casual Conversations: Dates to save
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Arthur Fergenson is keeping us both connected as a Class, and busy:
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On Campus Dormitory Housing
When you register for the Reunion (which you do here), you will receive an email with a link to sign up for dormitory housing. You cannot sign up for housing until you have registered.
Reunion 55 Registration Information
As of February 29th, the registration process is open. Register here. This page also has a link where you can see who has already registered, as well as the schedule of events.
Check out who is coming - and join us!
Dartmouth maintains a regularly updated list of those registered to attend. Rather than spend my time constantly trying to update this page and making errors, please use this link:
Registered attendees for the Class of '69 55th Reunion.
Rick Willets has prepared another of his inimitable surveys in preparation for our 55th Reunion this coming June 10-12. (You are planning to come, right?)
Arthur Fergenson is keeping us both connected as a Class, and busy:
Who can forget her sharp and misty mornings?
Not us! And now it’s carpe diem time: “If not now . . .when?”
Please save the following dates for upcoming Casual Conversations on Zoom. Individual announcements will be sent in advance of each event.
This is a (quick and dirty) list of our virtual Casual Conversations, including events that were done in collaboration with other Class initiatives like the Jewish Culture Group and Saturday Night at the Movies. They are in chronological order. The descriptions are minimalist. If you think an event is missing, please let us know.
Due to a family conflict for Arthur (playing with grandkids), the discussion of Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari has been moved from December 28 of this year to January 17 of next year and from 3 pm Eastern to 4:30 pm Eastern.
Thus far, the following have signed up: Peter Elias, Daniel Cooperman, Peter Schaeffer, Steven Horwitz, and David Abbott.
The change of date allows more people to have the time to read the book and join us. Please consider doing so.
Arthur