1935

I can’t believe i will soon be 100 years old. my body says this is the case but inside of that body is a 20-year-old still trying to plan for a bright future.

Ed Reich just celebrated his 100th with a big party in Florida to which I was invited, but the trip from California, where I live, would have been too much for me. Ed had and is having a good life, which he deserves.

Irv Sager is getting along just fine. We had a long talk about what is going on at Dartmouth and we both agree that it is a disgrace that the College or the town of Hanover has not cracked down. Sadly I do not recommend to anyone that they apply to Dartmouth. I am no longer proud to say that I am a Dartmouth alum even though I am proud to be an alum of the Dartmouth I was a part of.

Another subject we discussed was the cor- ruption that has become the fabric of our society. The American College Dictionary has a definition of capitalism as the concentration of capital in the hands of a few, or the resulting power or influ- ence; and a system favoring such concentration of wealth. We cannot continue to hide our heads in the sand. I again ask Dartmouth to host a new constitutional convention. We need a fresh ap- proach to our concerns.

lest we forget, “Vox clamantis in deserto.”

Irv Sager, Ed Reich and yours truly look for- ward to the future.

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