Randy Dominic on The Parkhurst Problem

Randy Dominic notes that he enjoyed the 50th Reunion but asked that the following be shared with our Class:

I was profoundly disappointed that the one event from our college days deemed worthy of remembering was when some of us decided to exercise their First Amendment rights by denying them to the rest of us.  Did we learn nothing in our four years at Dartmouth?

Reunion 50 comments from Bill Howell

Reunion was a peak experience, even without summiting Moosilauke. The beauty of the Baker River valley; the camaraderie at the lodge and back on campus; the Parkhurst docudrama; conversations at the receptions and meals; commencement itself and walks around campus and down to the boathouse; all combined for a memorable time. Thanks to all the leaders who worked long hours to make the event a success.

Reunion 50 thoughts and thanks (Peter Elias)

Our 50th Reunion was, without doubt, the most engaging and enjoyable 5 days I have ever spent in and around Hanover. I am so appreciative of the thought and work that went into The Book and all the Reunion events. I'm talking not just about the movers and shakers behind the scenes, but also about all of you who contributed your thoughts, photos, and attendance.

A note about Reunion events from Dave Agan

1969 brothers and sisters-
 
Last month, I wrote a note about sexual assault and old Dartmouth culture.  I said I would wear a teal arm band at 2019 Commencement to show my support for current and future changes to prevent sexual assault and harassment at Dartmouth.  The changes are beginning as the College’s Campus Climate and Culture initiative and through community, student, and faculty  efforts.