Shades of Green – Fall 2020
This edition of the newsletter marks the beginning of a collaboration between the newsletter and website that allows us to bring you enriched content from our newsletter features. How cool
Back issues of the newsletter in PDF format. There’s an issue from 1986 and a pretty continuous archive from 1997 to today.
Shades of Green – Spring 2020
The latest issue of Shades of Green is heading to your mailbox! This issue includes featured stories about classmates who have chosen a career in religion, either as clergy or
Shades of Green – Winter 2020
The Winter edition of Shades of Green includes stories from Jay Caldwell, Gregg Gorman, Lisa Sweeney Herrington, and Kathy Reilly Gross. Plus news from Rich Briones-Colman, Bob Skrivanek, and some Maxwell roomies reunited (Marcy (Sitnik) Reed, Kathy (Reilly) Gross, Eleni (Daskalakis) Henkel, and Becky (Blake) Osborne). Get info on joining the committee planning our 35th (OMG) Reunion, and update on our Class Project, and a challenge for 85 Day in March.
Shades of Green Fall 2019
This, ladies and gentlemen, is a jam-packed issue of Shades of Green! The featured focus is on classmates who went on to law school, so click through and download it today!
Shades of Green – Spring 2019
Spring has sprung and another Shades of Green hits the presses! In this issue: part 2 of our visit with classmates in the Earth, Energy, and Environment fields and much, much more. Click through to our website to download or watch your mailbox!
Shades of Green Winter 2019
The 3 E’s issue, Part 1. Our intrepid newsletter editors have searched ‘round the girdled earth for classmates connected to Earth, Energy, and Environment. Stories from Chris Collimore, Lionel Conacher,
Monthly news about College events, mini-reunions, classmates, class projects, and so much more!
Class Officers and Class meeting minutes. Class meetings are held at least during reunions, at which time officers are elected, class projects are discussed and decided upon, and more.
Summaries of the Alumni Council semi-annual meetings.
Class Notes from the Dartmouth Alumni Magazine are accessible from the DAM website archive.