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We are happy here in the South to have Davidson College host Dartmouth in one of our big victories of the season! Word from Davidson was that it was a spectacular game full of cheering and revelry and a beautiful, sunny day.

Remember to reserve June 16-18, 1989, for our 15th Reunion. The reunion will include a visit from President James O. Freedman, and tours of the Hood Museum of Art, the Fuller Boathouse, and the new Berry Sports Center. Also in the plans are a dinner in Thompson Arena, a live radio show at our tent, a Glee Club concert, a picnic at Storrs Pond, and plenty of fun.

Jay Conger has been busy at McGill with a new book and an award for the most outstanding teacher on the faculty. Jay is the assistant professor with the Faculty of Management at McGill. Jay did his doctorate at Harvard on the subject of charisma in business. "The first quality is unconventionality, risk taking." Jay believes that leadership can be taught. Jay writes that with the exception of an occasional snowbite, Montreal proves to be a great place to live. The only liability is the great French food. His new book is entitled "Charismatic Leadership, The Elusive Factor in Organizational Effectiveness." It is published by Jossey-Bass Inc., 350 Sansome Street, San Francisco, CA 94104.

Another class member, Catherine Johnson, has also published her first book, "When to Say Goodbye to Your Therapist." The book will be out this fall.

Thomas Csatari and his wife, Judy, along with children Emily and Sasha, announce the birth of Thomas Joseph on July l.Tom Ludlow also wrote to announce the arrival of their second child, Catherine Ashley, on August 5. He and Jane are thrilled. Tom has been vice president and chief financial officer of Bell Atlantic Business Supplies in Exton, Pa., since last February. The company is a small, catalog distributor of computer supplies and accessories for everything from PCs to 309X series mainframes.

Rick Woolworth sent a great picture of several alums: Steve Severson, Martha Hennessey '76, Rick Woolworth, Jill Shaw Woolworth '77, Cal Bowie '73, and ChrisNicholson. They all happened to be vacationing in late August on Squam Lake (Rockywold-Deephaven Camps) with their children.

Rick O. Williams married Jennifer Baldwin at the Union Chapel in Siasconset, Nantucket, last month. The reception was held at the Harbor House. Rick's bachelor party was held on a boat in the harbor but he doesn't remember much about it. Representing Dartmouth at his wedding ,were Perry Ballard, Dave Cranshaw, Steve Allison, Chris Gates, John Fisher, Dick Ellsworth, Herbie Hopkins, George Vorys,Paul Lukeman, Buff Davis, Jim Miller,Doug Lind, Rick Clark, and Bob Clymer. Word has it that Bob was so taken by the ceremony that he proposed!

Paul Dickson writes that he finished his human nutrition degree at Guelph, Ontario, married April, and is now living north of Toronto while he prepares to begin his second year at Ontario Thelogical Seminary. He's enjoying his Master of Divinity program and gearing toward a career of youth ministry and evangelism. This summer, he and April are leading a group of.teenagers to Brazil.

More news from Jack Martin in Venice next issue!-Mary

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