1968

Bob Dupuy was featured as "baseball's lawyer" in the October 18 issue of The National Law Journal. As outside counsel to the baseball team owners' executive council since the spring of 1992, Bob has played a key role as advisor to baseball's de facto commissioner, Bud Selig. The article makes it clear that Bob's longtime interest in baseball has enhanced his effectiveness as negotiator, arbitrator, and defender of the national pastime. Bob is a partner in the Milwaukee, Wis., firm of Foley & Lardner.

The Alumni College Abroad program in West Africa included a meeting with the U.S. ambassador in Banjul, Gambia Andrew Winter. Thanks for the tidbit, Tonks.

Also from Tonks is news that Pete Fahey's name will be one of the three appearing on the alumni Trustee ballot this spring. BurtQuist is waiting to find out what the Marine Corps has in store for his next duty station. Let us know when you find out, Burt.

In November, Dave Ziegler, Dave Gang, and I held a South Mass dormitory minireunion in Springfield, Mass. Dave Ziegler is busy practicing law, running a wood plant specializing in furniture, and tending to a farm. Dave Gang is a pathologist on the staff at Baystate Medical Center in Springfield and enjoys collecting antique toys.

A few news items about fellow '68s recently appeared in Dartmouth Medicine. Capt. John Eisold, USN, participated in the Dartmouth Medical School Career Day by conducting a session on military medicine. KenDardick and his partners spent a weekend last year immunizing 12,000 U-Conn students when three cases of spinal meningitis broke out on campus.

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The Alumni College Abroad program in West Africa included a meeting with the U.S. ambassador in Banjul, Gambia— Andrew Winter. -PETER WESTON '68