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Here are three post-Coming Home updates:
Subject: Class of 1969 Virtual Social Hour
Dear ’69 Classmates,
Here are three post-Coming Home updates:
Subject: Class of 1969 Virtual Social Hour
Dear ’69 Classmates,
On Monday, October 19 at 5 pm Eastern (U.S.) Time, Ian Miller will join us for a Casual Conversation on Zoom during which he will discuss the work of Aided, a non-profit of which he is director, whose mission is to help Ukrainians survive the invasion and end it, and whose website can be found here: https://aided.org .
From Mr. Miller: “Ian Miller earned his Master's in Chemical Engineering at MIT and co-founded the Ukraine aid providers Zero Line and Aided.”
On Monday, October 12, Professor Edith Hall will join us on Zoom at 11:30 am Eastern Time for a Casual Conversation about suicide. She is the author of “Facing Down the Furies: Suicide, the Ancient Greeks,
1st Round, awarded at our 75th Birthday Party in June 2022:
As of this weekend, we are launching our Memories of Departed Classmates project.
You are all invited to participate in our next play reading on November 8 at 1:30 pm Eastern Time on Zoom. We will be reading the play that features the famous speech that begins “To be or not to be; ay, there’s the point./
Dear ’69 Classmates,
BEND, Ore. – Although Skip was born in 1947, we did not meet one another until April 1984, when a move brought him to work as a fellow neonatologist at Maine Medical Center. A genuine and unselfish guy who loved his family and excelled at his work, I hoped we would become life-long friends.
On Sunday, August 30 at 3 pm Eastern Time Dartmouth Jewish Studies Professor Susannah Heschel will be our guest for a Casual Conversation about the writings and teachings of her father, Rabbi Abraham
On Sunday, August 16 at 3 pm Eastern, our guest for a Casual Conversation will be Benjamin Nathans, the Alan Charles Kors Endowed Term Professor of History at the University of Pennsylvania. His university website entry may