2003
2003
Happy fall, ’03s.
Fall in Hanover is always a delight with gorgeous weather and beautiful leaves, not to mention Homecoming! The biannual Dartmouth College Fund committee meeting is timed for the day after Homecoming Weekend, so I’m making a weekend of it and attending for the first time since the fall of 2003. I hope to see other classmates while visiting.
News reached my desk that Tom Dugdalepublished a book this spring. His book, Directing Your Heart Out, is a collection of essays focused on all aspects of theater directing that encourages newcomers and seasoned professionals alike to let their voices and visions guide their directing experience. Tom is also an assistant professor of theater, film, and media arts at Ohio State University. Congratulations on the new book, Tom!
I received a press release about Paul Cathcart’s selection as counsel at the law firm of Hemenway & Barnes, LLP. Paul’s practice focuses on taxefficient wealth transfer strategies. Best of luck in the new position, Paul!
John Apostolides has accepted a position on the Dartmouth College Fund committee and will join me for his first meeting in Hanover this fall. I look forward to working with John on the committee as I wrap up my last year as a member. It will be great to continue to have an ’03 on the committee. Congratulations, John!
The Dartmouth featured an article about Nomi Stone this May. Nomi did a reading of her poetry at Still North Books in Hanover early in May. The poetry came from her newly published book, Pinelandia: An Anthropology and Field Poetics of War arid Empire. Congratulations on the new book, Nomi!
Please reach out if you are interested in helping plan our 20th reunion. It is rapidly approaching, and we want to be sure to do it up right for this milestone event! (Save the date: June 14-16, 2024.) I’d love to hear from you at the email below with some favorite Dartmouth memories in the lead up to reunion.
—Megan (Riley) Kenney, 3408 Quebec St. NW, Washington, DC 20016; dartmouth2003notes@ gmail.com
