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Get out your calendar or Palm Pilot. Here are some important Dartmouth dates to note. Three class members and wives, president Bob Serenbetz with Karen, mini-reunion chairman Al Neiller and Jo and Halsey and Isabel Bullen all participated in the Alumni College Abroad trip to China and cruise on the Yangtze last fall. They were so inspired that Al is now planning a minireunion canoe trip on the Connecticut, from its headwaters to Hanover, this August. For more information, check the class Web site www.alum.dartmouth.org/classes/66/. It's worth a bookmark.
And our 35th Reunion (that's not a typo!) will be in Hanover, in June 2001, from Monday, June 11, through Wednesday, June 13.
Finally, depending on when this column arrives, you may still have time to participate in a '6os multi-class mini-reunion at the Skyland Lodge in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley on May 20. Call Frank deSerio '63 at (540) 743-2330 for details.
One likely candidate for the Connecticut River canoe trip is Greg Eden, who went on a two-week tented safari to Nativi National Park in Tanzania. One million acres, one hundred visitors a year.
Jamie Stewart is now COO of the New York Federal Reserve Bank, which has 3,800 employees at work on monetary policy, bank supervision and payments. Also toiling for us all is Jeff Keane, who coordinates U.S. policy toward Central America at the State Department. Such issues as aid to hurricane victims, the Panama Canal transfer and Nicaragua-Honduras border disputes fall into his domain.
Sandi Renna married Suzanne Repetto last summer. Mike MacQuarrie has been an "ER doc" in North Lake Tahoe for the past 25 years (winter is his busy season). Steve Hayes is managing director/public relations for the 42-million member Automobile Association of America. MikeMcConnell commutes every other week from Boston to Chicago and his consulting job with Holt Value Associates.
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