July 2010 NEWSLETTER DARTMOUTH COLLEGE CLASS OF 1981

Newsletter Editors: Peter Oudheusden • [email protected] • Robert Goldbloom • [email protected]

Alumni Fund Goal of 50% for our 50th 50% Birthday Surpassed! GOAL

The theme of the July Class Newsletter is “‘81s Stepping Up.” And what can be more indicative of that theme, and more all incompassing than the effort our class agents, Hallidie Haid and David Edelson put in and the response they got from Alumni Council President our classmates. Our goal was to beat our 50% Janine Avner ’80 self-imposed level, but when the last dollar was presents the counted, we had pushed beyond that to go as high Alumni Award to Rick Silverman. as 52% Congratulations to all! photo Joseph Mehling ‘69 GOAL

When asked to comment, David said, “All of us Rick Silverman Honored with Dartmouth Alumni Award should be proud of how our Class came together this year in support of the 2010 Dartmouth College At the May Alumni Council meeting, Rick Silverman was presented with the Alumni Fund Campaign. Our participation jumped by almost Award. The Award recognizes long-standing and meritorious service to Dartmouth, 10% over the prior year and our contributions with career achievement and community service as additional important dimensions. increased by more than $110,000. Our results were Only one other member of our class, Karen McKeel Calby, has received the Alumni truly exceptional and demonstrate the strength of Award, and no one in any class after ’81 has yet received it. • While Rick was our Class. Over 50 classmates devoted their time characteristically humble about the award, he still felt that, “It was such an awesome to reaching out to fellow classmates by phone, evening.” Friends and family were on hand to see the event. In his speech accepting email and US mail. We’d like to thank all of you the Award, Rick thanked several ’81 classmates, and also reflected back on how surreal who contributed your time and, of course, thanks to it seemed to him to have arrived at this point in his life. He quoted E.M. Forster: “We every member of the Class of ‘81 who supported the must be willing to let go of the life we’ve planned to have the life that is waiting for College through the 2010 DCF Campaign.” • In this us.” • A copy of the text of the Alumni Award itself is follows, and touches on many time of economic malaise, it is gratifying to see our of Rick’s inspirational achievements and acts of service: classmates recognize “Richard T. Silverman ‘81 - You’ve noted grew and you enjoyed working as a drill the need of incoming FINAL - 52% that you are drawn to a world beyond our instructor, participating in the German and returning Goal 2010 - 50% borders and it was this sense of wanderlust Club, and spending two terms studying in undergraduates that attracted you to Hanover. Fascinated Berlin and Mainz. A liberal arts education who benefit from with the many options the Dartmouth was perfect for you as you modified a our help. Thanks Plan had to offer and the wide variety of German major with biology, enabling you once again to opportunities to study abroad, Dartmouth to eventually pursue a medical degree. No the whole Class was the place for you. • When attending less energetic outside the classroom, you of 1981. a foreign language performance, you had sang in the Dartmouth Aires and Glee Club; Total 2009 - 42% the opportunity to meet John Rassias and led admissions tours; rowed freshman thus commenced a lifelong friendship crew; joined Zeta Psi fraternity; wrote with this wonderful teacher. A passion for for the Jack-O-Lantern; volunteered for foreign languages (German in particular) Continued on page 2

www.alum.dartmouth.org/classes/81 Continued from page 1 winter sports; and participated in the NCAA Youth Danielle Dyer is President-Elect of the Alumni Council Big Brother program. • Upon graduation, it was off to Pennsylvania State University where you At this spring’s Council meeting, our own Danielle Dyer was elected President-elect of the received a medical degree followed by residencies Dartmouth Alumni Council. Congratulations Danielle!! We wish you all the best in this in general surgery and plastic surgery. During this critical role. • We asked Danielle to describe for us what all this means both in terms of the period you must have worked on cloning yourself Alumni Council and for her personally. The following is in her own words: because somehow you also found the time to spend “The mission of the AC is to sustain a fully informed, representative, and engaged exchange a summer conducting research in West Germany; of information and sentiment between alumni and their College, and to enhance and inspire work two months in a South African hospital; and alumni involvement that furthers the mission of the College. So what does that mean? It travel six months as a fellow in reconstructive means that twice a year, a group of Alumni Councilors come together to actively learn about microsurgery in Taiwan and Australia. The next the current state of the College and its future goals, and communicate that knowledge to few years were spent serving on the staffs of the all alumni via their constituency base. These Councilors are either elected or appointed by University of Massachusetts Medical Center and a particular constituency – class, club, affiliated group, graduate school, etc. – and serve on the Caritas Saint Elizabeth’s Medical Center before 1-3 committees that are formally a part of the Council organization structure. One of those forming a private practice, New England Plastic Committees (and one of the ones of which I am a member) is the Trustee and Alumni Council Surgical Associates, in 2005. • You have credited Nominating Committee. As your parents with instilling in you the importance you might have guessed of volunteering at a young age. Lucky for us, from its name, its purpose Dartmouth has been the main recipient of your is to nominate competent, time and energy. You have served as an enrollment qualified, independent alumni interviewer since graduation and supported candidates to serve on the the Class of 1981 as assistant head agent, 15th Dartmouth Board of Trustees and 25th Reunion chair, executive committee (and on the Council for a member, co-secretary, president, Reunion giving few of the seats that are not committee member, and representative to the otherwise elected directly Alumni Council. While on the Alumni Council you by a specific constituency). were a member of the athletics, executive, alumni This committee nominated liaison, and nominating and alumni trustee search the two trustee candidates committees. Recognized for your strong leadership that the Alumni body just qualities you were elected president of the Alumni elected to the Board – John Council and served as the chair of the Alumni Replogle and Mort Kondracke Liaison Committee. • With what little spare time – after a detailed vetting process over the course of a multi-year period. We are now gearing you have, what do you decide to do? For almost up to start the process again in order to nominate two more candidates for the recently twenty years you have organized annual trips to announced two vacant seats on the Board. • Each year the Council elects a President-elect Ecuador with a team of physicians and nurses who serves in that role for one year and then becomes President the following year. I will to donate your medical services by conducting spend this year “in training” under the very able tutelage of Tom Peisch ’70 who will serve as reconstructive surgery on children with congenital President. In addition to providing general leadership to the Council group, the President’s deformities and burns. The extraordinary impact job is to facilitate the twice per year Council meetings, to serve on a couple of specific you have had on their lives is everlasting. • Committees and to work through any individual issues that arise and need to be addressed Recently commenting, “At Dartmouth I learned during the course of the one-year term. • I am thrilled to be serving in this role, but am that life plans should be flexible,” your life story humbled by the fact that I have really big ’81 shoes to fill as both Rick Silverman and Karen is a virtual blueprint of flexibility. Whether McKeel Calby have also served in this role. Thanks to Lynne Gaudet’s insufficiently applauded responding to alumni in your role as council expert leadership behind the scenes in Alumni Relations, I am hoping to carry off my duties president; organizing your 25th Reunion; or and responsibilities without too many blunders!! It is always such a pleasure and a real making a child in South America smile; your learning experience to play any role in Dartmouth activities and my involvement with the easygoing personality combined with a healthy Council certainly tops that list! My family – Alec Kloman ’80 DMS ’86 and kids Storey (15) dose of good humor sets a congenial tone and Will (11) also like to take advantage of any opportunity for a trip to Hanover! • As some for every occasion. • In appreciation of your of you know, I am a management consultant with a principle focus on health care provider outstanding commitment to your profession, strategic planning, operations and governance design. Hopefully, my facilitation skills honed society and alma mater, it is our honor to present working with hospital boards, physician and administrative leaders will also come in handy you with the Dartmouth Alumni Award.” with Council members!!”

JULY 2010 NEWSLETTER Page 2 1981 Class Officers Top 10 Reasons to Come to Our 30th Reunion - continued

We started our countdown in the last edition with: President REASON #10: Nostalgia 30th Reunion Greg Clow June 16-19, REASON #9: A Beautiful Place to be in June [email protected] 2011 And now we continue: Vice President Pam Gehret REASON #8: Support the College [email protected] Yes, it’s true that during a Reunion Year, alumni giving is especially encouraged, and as a class we try to sponsor a Reunion Gift. And, financial support is crucial to helping Dartmouth provide Treasurer the world’s premier undergraduate experience. But, we also can show our support simply by Molly Van Metre attending Reunion. What better way to demonstrate our continued affection for our alma [email protected] mater -- not just by boosting the attendance statistics, but by showing everyone we know the pride and enthusiasm that we radiate after returning from Reunion. Secretary Abner Oakes REASON #7: Make it a Family Vacation [email protected] If you have kids, Reunion is a happy, friendly place to bring them. The timing could be good: maybe their school has ended and camp hasn’t yet started. The kids programs are available for a full day and Secretary Julie Koeninger evening, Thursday thru Saturday. So, you and your spouse can have fun reunioning while the kids can [email protected] play and be entertained with others their age, and enjoy good sports facilities too. Maybe they’ll even get inspired by something they see at Dartmouth. If you’re traveling from afar, make it worth the trip Newsletter Editor by taking a few more days before or after the Reunion to enjoy northern New England. Peter Oudheusden (See www.visitnh.gov or www.vermontvacation.com for ideas.)

[email protected] [Stay tuned for the rest of the countdown in future issues] Newsletter Editor Robert Goldbloom photo: Tom McNeill [email protected]

Webmaster Greg Clow [email protected]

Head Agent Hallidie Grant Haid [email protected]

Head Agent David Edelson [email protected]

Mini-Reunion Chair Alex Doty [email protected] 2010 Commencement Alumni Council Rep Some ‘81s have said that they would never get into Mark Davis Dartmouth if they had to compete against the top [email protected] quality students of today. Perhaps they were right: For the first time in its recorded history, Dartmouth College 30th Reunion Chair honored four valedictorians at Commencement on Take a look at the collection of Nancy Baskin June 13. The valedictorians each earned a perfect 4.0 Dartmouth Commencement photos and [email protected] grade point average for their full four years. This year’s other events on the Dartmouth Flicker website: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ salutatorian maintained a 3.99 grade point average. dartmouthflickr/

Page 3 DARTMOUTH College CLASS OF 1981 www.alum.dartmouth.org/classes/81 Howard Morse expands on family life 30th Reunion Committee Coming Together We have a great start on a committee We asked Howard what was up, and he said, “My Jake Gehret for next year’s 30th, including Nancy Jan Bandeen wife (Laura Loeb) also practices law, (Howard recently Pam Gehret Baskin who has fearlessly agreed to Nancy Baskin joined Cooley Godward Kronish LLP in Washington, Robert Goldbloom be Reunion Chair, and Fred Sherman Pat Berry D.C.) focusing on health care regulatory issues, Julie Koeninger who has bravely stepped up to the Byron Boston while my daughters are Andy Lewin Reunion Treasurer challenge. Here Greg Clow now a junior and freshman Toby Reiley is a list of confirmed committee Danielle Dyer in high school. Both are Fred Sherman members so far. Please join us! You Gino Gabianelli active dancers, singers and Rick Silverman haven’t missed anything yet. And, the Paul Gardner actors (clearly getting their Jeff Walters more people we get, the less work Lynne Gaudet talent from someone other Steve Zales than their father), with one and more fun it is for all of us. currently performing in a musical review and the other To join our growing group, email Nancy Baskin at: [email protected] in a production of Thoroughly Modern Millie. We continue to travel extensively (after a trip around the world on a sabbatical a few years Dartmouth’s Online Alumni Questionnaire ago), with recent trips to magnificent national parks in Alaska and Utah, and try to sail regularly, both on A number of questions arose from an email sent out recently from the College the Chesapeake Bay and elsewhere, including a great asking for personal information. It was thought it could have been an email scam, bareboat charter in the British Virgin Islands last but upon investigation, the effort turns out to be legitimate. Kathleen Martin, winter. Future trips, aside from visits to college, with Dartmouth’s Associate Director of Information Resources reported back, “We are that on the horizon, are still in the planning stage. As surveying your class along with those who will be having a reunion in 2011. Thus DED (District Enrollment Director) for the Maryland far, emails were sent in September, and a hard copy of the form was mailed in suburbs of DC, I have reconnected to classmates late November. For those alumni who have not yet responded, we do a second whose kids have applied and been accepted to the wave. The email went out last week, and the second hard copy will be mailed in College from the DC area in recent years, and is great March. The data collection is done through Harris Connect, which is also the vendor to see how many sons and daughters of ‘81s are now we use for Dartmouth’s online alumni directory. The hard copy forms are returned at or headed to Hanover.” You can email Howard at directly to the Alumni Records Office, and the data received via the online form [email protected] is forwarded to our office for data entry into our database. We time this so that your class will have up to date contact information as you begin to plan for your reunion.” The email from David Spalding ‘76, President Kim’s new chief of staff, Mandy Hoy looking for new stated, “Every five years we send an alumni questionnaire. Alumni have requested a adventure web based version, and we are pleased to announce that the alumni questionnaire is now online.” In late May, Mandy wrote in with this note: “In June I Profiles in the 2011 directory will present a preferred mailing and email am stepping down from 16 years as executive director address for most alumni of the undergraduate, graduate, and professional schools. of Meals on Wheels of Charlottesville-Albemarle – and In addition, alumni-submitted photos and biographical notes will be featured. The onto some new and as yet undetermined adventure directory will be sold in hardbound, softbound, and CD formats. “We encourage all – at the same time alumni to take a few moments to participate to make this the most complete and that my son Sam accurate resource possible,” said Mike Backman, director of Information Resources graduates from in Alumni Relations. The last print alumni directory was published in 2006. high school and To reach Harris directly, please call 1-800-934-1365. To reach their customer heads off to Denison service division where you can change your order, you may call 1-800-877-6554. University. John and I are anticipating missing Sam terribly From the cover... and simultaneously As chair of the Alumni Council’s Alumni Liaison Committee last year, embarking on our Rick received many interesting questions and recommendations from second honeymoon.” alumni. One was to create a faculty book recommendation list for alumni - Mandy can be the “Good Reads” website. Rick worked on this and the list is now featured reached at for alumni to take advantage of on the Alumni Council website at: [email protected] www.alumni.dartmouth.edu/council/goodreads

JULY 2010 NEWSLETTER Page 4 Introducing the 1981 Class Notes Compendium Boasting four full years of Dartmouth Alumni Magazine Class Notes in one download, this never before done collection - a first for all Dartmouth classes - brings together all of our Class Notes since our 25th Reunion - that’s 24 issues - together in one place for a single download. A huge benefit is the ability to make a single PDF search to find your name, or the names of friends. Or scan the issues - one page per issue - and catch up on any of the notes you may have missed. Download your free copy from our class Patsy Fisher Appointed Acting Vice President website, address at the of Dartmouth Alumni Relations bottom of this page. Effective June 1, our own Patsy Fisher is taking on broader responsibilities at the College, overseeing all Alumni Relations functions until a search is And joining it, the 1981 Class completed for a new VP. David Spalding, the former VP of Alumni Relations Newsletter Compendium was promoted to Chief of Staff to President Jim Kim. Now four years of Class Since 1988, Patsy has served in virtually every aspect of Alumni Newsletters in one Relations. She has worked closely with the Alumni Council and the download - The 1981 Class Association of Alumni, and as director of Alumni Leadership. She has Newsletter Compendium. supported volunteers, organized and coordinated Council meetings and This collection has never trustee elections, led senior alumni committees and has a lot of experience before been available - a on alumni governance issues. In 2007, she became director of Class first for all Dartmouth Activities in Alumni Relations, with responsibility for all class volunteer classes - we have programs and strategic planning for Reunions. four full years of our Patsy says she is “very excited to have the opportunity to work more award-winning Class closely with all of the staff here in Alumni Relations. Our team wants all Newsletters - together in one place for a single alumni to feel that they can come back to Dartmouth at any time, and I’m download. Almost 100 pages of classmate proud to be leading that effort.” Over the next six months, she says she will news. And an added plus: the Class Notes and focus on alumni engagement, the support of Alumni Relations volunteers, Newsletter Compendiums are formatted for your and collaboration with peer institutions to share best practices. iPad and iPhone. Now that smartphones accept When asked about how President Kim’s arrival on campus has PDFs at full viewing size, you can download and changed things, Patsy was very positive. She describes President Kim as view all our notes and newsletters at one time, visionary, yet very practical. Most of the College’s budget cuts made due and search the whole collection for friends, dates, to the financial crisis fell on the administration, resulting in shrinkage, events, all in seconds. Cool! reorganization and streamlining. “We are VERY lean, now.” But, the tough choices are done, and the focus next year will be on long-range strategic vision. She can see that President Kim has great support among alumni, and expects that most of the divisiveness that occasionally flared up among alumni only a few years ago is now behind us. Patsy lives in Hanover with her three children who all attend Hanover High. Her oldest, Anna, is graduating this year and is going to Lafayette in the fall. Her twin boys Martin and Cole are freshmen. They run cross country, play basketball and – already at 6 feet tall – are showing great promise in crew. “Hanover has grown a lot since our undergraduate days”, she says, “but you still can see greenery and a view of the hills from almost Carolyn Teclaw writes in: “I’ve been trying out anywhere on campus.” the Google Earth overlay... What a great thing! It’s amazing to be able to see where everyone is. I know it must have taken a lot of work to do it. Thanks for putting it together!”

Page 5 DARTMOUTH College CLASS OF 1981 www.alum.dartmouth.org/classes/81 “Look at me, Now!” 30th Reunion survey getting ready to come your way …said the Cat in the Hat. In his inimitably Keep your eyes open for an email from the Class of 1981 which points you to a Survey eloquent, insightful and passionate style, Monkey survey for our 30th Reunion. You may remember that close to half of the Class Prof. Donald Pease gave a talk on Book TV filled out a similar survey five years ago, which gave us a good idea of where we were as a in conjunction with the release of his new class at that time. Now we are planning a follow up, building on some of that original data, book, “Theodor Seuss but also offering up some new, fresh questions designed to bring out the fun - and funny Geisel.” The talk sides - of our Class. And then look forward to a new event, still being developed, which will expands on the theme bring all of us together during our reunion to review the results. This should be a blast, and of a speech he gave our own market researcher and humorist Jeff Walters is pulling this together. Stay tuned! at our 50th Birthday Party last fall, explaining how the Chris Halloran investment banker turned photographer events and transitions Chris graciously allowed us to reprint a number of his fabulous photographs here for the of Geisel’s life inspired Newsletter. His topics, as seen on his website, are far from singular - he shows a wide and animated the great work we know from variety from political figures, to NASCAR races, to music, to fashion and landscape. His Dr. Seuss. Check it out at: http://www.booktv. work, as seen here, is reminiscent of Ansel Adams or Galen Rowell. Take a look at his org/Watch/11547/Theodor+Seuss+Geisel.aspx whole protfolio on his website at: http://halloranphoto.com or venture over to his popular FaceBook page, where you’ll find a large number of 81s have already friended him. http://www.facebook.com/christopherhalloranphotography Dartmouth Sports Update There has been hopeful talk about a strong football squad this coming fall. But in the meantime, other sports have taken off, with these highlights: • Dartmouth Rugby makes national television playing on NBC as part of the first ever invitational USA Rugby Sevens • Men’s Lacrosse: Dartmouth has two players taken in the pro draft • Dartmouth Baseball in televised events in the NCAA , as well as head coach Bob Whalen earning the New England Intercollegiate Baseball Association’s Jack Butterfield Award, while sophomore reliever Cole Sulser was named to the NEIBA All-New England Division I Second Team • Dartmouth Skiing places almost twice as many skiers as any other college at the USSA National Training Group and wins 14 straight carnivals. • Dartmouth senior Robert Young is selected by the Chicago White Sox in the 2010 First-Year Player Draft. • Dartmouth’s equestrian team wins the Championship show hosted at its own Morton Farm, sweeping first place in the entire Open Division. • Dartmouth women’s lacrosse enjoyed an impressive return to the national top-10, ranking as high as seventh in the nation and rattling off a nine game winning-streak..

JULY 2010 NEWSLETTER Page 6 photo: Curie Kim/The Dartmouth Eugene Heyward says no to football Reprinted from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, by David O’Brien LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- Jason Heyward goes 6 feet 5 and nearly 250 pounds, ripped like a major-college defensive end. So how did one of the biggest, most athletic kids in pigskin intensive Georgia stay out of reach of his schools’ football coaches? Braves fans can thank Eugene Heyward, the rookie right fielder’s dad. “There was no discussion,” Laura Heyward said one recent morning at spring training, before her husband, Eugene, explained how he laid down the law vis-à-vis football for Jason and younger brother Jacob. When each asked about playing the sport, “I told him, I know we live in a democracy, but this is a dictatorship,” Eugene said. “No.” The elder Heyward said the edict for his sons was further solidified when he heard that some Action-Packed Alumni Council Meeting kids who played Pop Warner League football in Henry The May 20 Alumni Council meeting was notable not just for all of the ‘81s County were given diet pills in order to meet weight like Rick Silverman, Danielle Dyer and Patsy Fisher who demonstrated what a restrictions. “I’m like, ‘Nah, I’m not giving you my child,’” force we are. As Mark Davis, your Alumni Council Rep described so well in his he said. “... Football’s really a different kind of sport. email summary [you should have received this on June 17], there was a lot of It’s a brutal sport. We threw a football in the yard. But other positive news about the College. For example, the College is addressing he’d never [be permitted to] play.” What Jason did the tough economic times head on while alumni are stepping up their support, play was baseball. From an early age, pretty much all applications and yield on admissions were at record levels, and Dartmouth ranked #1 in commitment to undergraduate teaching. See more details at http://alumni. year-round. He loved it and said he still does, even with dartmouth.edu/council. all the attention and rising expectations that could As your Alumni Council Rep, Mark Davis’s charge is to be a bridge have smothered him this spring and being pulled in of communication between members of our class and the College and its photo: Jason Getz every direction administration. FYI, for those of you who don’t know Mark personally [or have by people who been out of touch for awhile], Mark lives in Rye, NY and has 4 kids: sons 15, 18, want to be part 22, and a daughter 23. His 22-year-old, Kevin, has just graduated from Dartmouth, of the “J-Hey” where he played on the lacrosse team. Mark graduated from Tuck (‘84), and went Braves era that on to have an impressive career as an investment banker, including head of M&A at starts Monday Salomon and at Chase, and Co-Head of Investment Banking Coverage at JP Morgan. at Turner Field. Since 2004, Mark has been a Private Equity investor and financial advisor to small Pressure? If and medium-sized businesses. For Dartmouth, he has done Alumni interviewing [he Jason Heyward is the highest-rated he’s feeling coordinates interviewing in his area] and served as a fundraising head for our 25th position-player prospect for the Braves Reunion. As your Representative on the Council, you are encouraged to contact it, Heyward since the Joneses, Chipper and Andruw. Mark with any sentiments, concerns or ideas you have about Dartmouth. And that’s putting it mildly. “He’s so isn’t showing much better than I was, so much more it. “I know advanced than I was, it’s not even a fair comparison,” said Chipper Jones, everybody’s Good News from John Curtis 37, the No. 1 overall selection in the excited,” he “One evening last December I sat with my daughter while she clicked on 1990 draft. said. “But I’m her Dartmouth reply from the early admission process. The first word was playing baseball. It’s the same thing I’ve been doing Congratulations! and so we are off to Hanover once more with a D’14 - Dad my whole life.” Heyward was the 14th pick of the ‘81 and Daughter ‘14. There are many milestones in life, but this is a big one that 2007 draft (think there’s a dozen or so teams kicking made the many traumas of 2009 fade away. We felt it only appropriate to paint themselves?) He was Baseball America’s minor league a large white D on the green front door of our London home. Many have asked Player of the Year in 2009 -- his second full season in why we have a large D on our door and we can only explain that the Dartmouth the minors -- after batting .323 with a .408 on-base spirit lives on in another generation far from Hanover. I am also pleased to report percentage and almost as many extra-base hits (46) as that we had a gentle ‘ski team hike’ up Moosilauke on my 50th.” strikeouts (51) in 99 games.

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JULY 2010 NEWSLETTER DARTMOUTH COLLEGE CLASS OF 1981

Newsletter Editors: Peter Oudheusden • [email protected] • Robert Goldbloom • [email protected]

John Golub starting something new in Tel Aviv

“I just started something new: I have accepted the position as Executive Director of the Merage-Technion Institute for Global Business in Tel Aviv. The Institute is a public-private partnership between the Technion, Israel’s top technical university, and the Merage Foundation of CA. It’s mission is to drive Israel’s high- tech economy by operating a think tank and an international executive MBA program specializing in global marketing of high-tech. Some press is here: http://www.ynet.co.il/english/ articles/0,7340,L-3743305,00.html Technion campus in Haifa. Coming to Tel Aviv. Photo courtesy of the Technion

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