No grades, tests, mandatory attendance, or required readings: if we had gone to Princeton we could have taken historian Martin Duberman’s undergraduate seminar.  But you can read about it now in Bob Hampel’s (GH) new book, […]

STEVE FIFFER (TD) reports on the publication of a book: “I hope you and yours are doing well. I’d like to report that after collaborating with, among others, Southern Poverty Law Center founder Morris Dees […]

Connie Royster writes: Several women in our class of 1972 have participated in virtual book talks with Anne Gardiner Perkins whose book Yale Needs Women chronicles the history of the first women in Yale College. […]

“Greetings to all, from Surfside, Florida. I wanted to let everyone know that our classmate, Jack M. Sobel, recently published his second novel, The Judge’s Lawyer, available from Amazon. This story again features Tony Gannon, an ex-CIA […]

“I read your class notes and am grateful for your good work. I especially enjoyed reading about Rob Bildner’s book, The Berkshires Farm Table Cookbook, even though I am a full-time Florida resident (state motto: What Virus?). […]

NEWS FROM JOHN MANUEL (BR): “Atmosphere Press has just published my novel, The Lower Canyons, about a canoe trip gone awry on the Rio Grande along the Texas/Mexico border. The story features a disgraced river guide, […]

A MESSAGE FROM ROB BILDNER: “We’re hoping this note finds you and your loved ones healthy during this difficult time. “For the last four years, Elisa and I have been working on a cookbook that […]