Get those Reunion Registrations in fast, folks, the early bird discount runs out at the end of this week!

OK, you all got an extra week, and many of you did a good job with the updates. But now we've collected your profiles and pictures for the Reunion Book, and any changes to the site will NOT be reflected in the Reunion Book, but you can always update your profile on this site. Keep it up to date and keep your classmates informed about your latest adventures in life!

You can still send revised or new content (at least the essay) to David Prentice, our book publisher, at davidmpc@mac.com. Please copy Margaret Marder on the email.

I will be posting the pictures you sent for the Reunion Book to the online gallery over time, but rest assured, I have them and we'll be adding one or more to your Reunion Book pages.

Reunion is just weeks away and you have't registered yet? Visit the 25th Reunion page and just look at all those classmates that are going to Reunion! Are you going let them have all the fun? Are you going to let them tell stories about you without being there to defend yourself? Rewrite the history of your triumphant pong victory of record-breaking ascent of Mt. Moosilauke? Of course not! Go register now.

Click the 25th Reunion link in the navigation menu to the left and visit the College sites to see the full agenda of reunion activities, and register today.

Don't forget we have a nice forum function here on the website (the Class Forums link on the left if you're logged in). Great place to discuss the reunion, like where to stay, dinner plans, other things to do with the family near Hanover, etc. Also good for discussed general topics; where the kids are headed to college, funs stuff like that....

Last couple of days to get me pictures for the Reunion Book. I will fix the Gallery so you can keep posting pictures on an ongoing basis.

On a related note, we've restricted many of the features of this site that allow you to share personal info and pictures to registered users only. That gives you a little more comfort that search engines and such aren't picking up family photos and your thoughts on fraternity basement life. It doesn't mean that content is "private" in the sense that only you or even only classmates can see it, since "friends" of the class can register on the site as well.

This morning, as I got ready to make coffee, I happened to look up and caught a glimpse of my reflection in a mirror. What I noticed, aside from the two-day beard growth and dark circles under my eyes, was that I was wearing an official Dartmouth cross-country sweatshirt that I had liberated from David Lasher.