CLASS OF 1988 30TH REUNION CLUSTER JUNE 14–17, 2018 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

CLASS TENT: Moore Plateau ($) Separate charge not included in class Reunion fee GREEN denotes College-sponsored activities BLUE denotes affinity group-sponsored activities

THURSDAY, JUNE 14 Registration Open from 1–9 PM in the Class Tent

1–4 PM King Arthur Baking Class ($) KING ARTHUR FLOUR, 135 US ROUTE 5, NORWICH, VT Looking for a little culinary adventure? Join us to learn about pastry dough, pie making, and all the delicious fillings of the season. In our hand pies class, we will learn the life skill of making pie dough, and we’ll each go home with about 16 portable desserts. Preregistration is required.

1–5 PM Hike Moose Mountain ($) MEET AT ROBINSON HALL Join us outside Robinson Hall to meet your fellow hikers and our guide for the afternoon. Van transportation is provided to the trailhead. Wear appropriate shoes, bring water and snacks, and be prepared for stunning views. The drive to this Hanover mountain is just 20 minutes, allowing us for a full three-hour hike. The cost is $25 per person, and preregistration is required.

6:30–7:30 PM Welcome Back Reception CLASS TENT Relax and unwind from your travels with small plate-style nibbles catered by Blood’s.

7:30–9 PM Welcome Back Barbecue Dinner CLASS TENT Settle in and enjoy a classic, casual barbecue catered by Blood’s. 2 3 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

9–11 PM Class Socializing CLASS TENT Good company, cool ambience, and delicious Ben & Jerry’s. Enjoy five different flavors of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream while you reminisce about the days when you could eat a whole pint. Kids are welcome to help us eat it!

FRIDAY, JUNE 15 Registration Open from 9 AM–6 PM in the Class Tent

7:30 AM Kundalini Yoga ALUMNI GYM Our very own Mary Flounders Green will lead this hour-long class for all bodies and abilities. Also called the Yoga of Awareness, it is not about perfecting a pose but about moving energy through the body for a total body/ mind tune-up. It is fun, always dynamic, and often meditative. Class is limited to 35. Contact [email protected] for more information.

8 AM Golf ($) HANOVER COUNTRY CLUB We have secured the course once again for the fearless ’88 golfers! Please join our group on Friday morning for an 8 AM shotgun start. Cost for the event is $65 per person, cart included. Preregistration is required.

8–10 AM Blast from the Past Breakfast Buffet CLASS OF 1953 COMMONS (FORMERLY THAYER DINING HALL) Use a voucher in your registration packet to grab breakfast at the Class of 1953 Commons, which will always be Thayer to us. Enjoy an

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all-you-can-eat buffet, including made-to-order Joe Helble, Professors Ulrike Wegst and waffle and omelet stations. There’s something John Currier ’79, Quinn Connell ’13 Th’14, to make the whole family smile! and current undergraduate students to learn how collaborations at Thayer are creating a 8:30–10:15 AM safer world. Hear from the students behind Admissions Information Session and SpeedBreak, an emergency brake that uses Campus Tour centrifugal force to cap the maximum speed of 2ND FLOOR, MCNUTT HALL a bicycle; and see the latest developments of Join the Dartmouth College Office of the Mobile Virtual Player, the innovative mobile Admissions and Financial Aid for an information tackling dummy used by colleges and NFL session and campus tour for prospective teams across the country. students and their families. Noon–1 PM 9–10 AM Lunch Dartmouth Underground: Steam Tunnel CUMMINGS LAWN (RAIN: WEST GYM) and Power Plant Tour Elegant farm-to-table luncheon on the lawn by MEET AT NORTH SIDE OF HEATING PLANT, FACING Marceau’s Fine Foods. NEW HAMPSHIRE HALL Led by William Riehl, chief operating engineer. 1–3 PM Limited to 25. Afternoon Hike MEET AT CLASS TENT 9–11 AM Join classmates for an easy hike/walk to Bike Ride Velvet Rocks. MEET IN FRONT OF THE HANOVER INN (DRESSED AND READY TO RIDE) 1–3 PM Please join classmate Pam Crandall for a ride Baker Bell Tower Open House and relive experiencing the beautiful mountains MEET AT THE BAKER LIBRARY INFORMATION DESK of the Upper Valley and local Hanover Self-guided visit. 150 free tickets will be country roads. Bring water and snacks. Our distributed beginning at 1 PM in numbered approximately two-hour ride will cover 30–40 groups of 10. Groups will take the tour in order miles at a pace of 15–18 miles an hour. Don’t of their group number from 1–3 PM. Each tour worry—we will be back for lunch with our will take approximately 10 minutes to ascend, classmates! take in the beautiful views, and descend. Each person must be able to navigate many steep 10:30–11:45 AM steps and a ladder on his/her own. Back to Class: Bikes and Brains—How Dartmouth Student Inventions Are Keeping You Safe MOORE THEATER, HOPKINS CENTER FOR THE ARTS Join Dean of the Thayer School of Engineering

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1-4:15 PM Tour begins promptly at 2 PM. Led by Marlene Navigating College Admissions and Heck, senior lecturer in art history and history. Financial Aid ARVO J. OOPIK ’78 AUDITORIUM, CLASS OF 1978 LIFE 2–3:30 PM SCIENCES CENTER Bartlett Tower Open Hours BARTLETT TOWER Navigating College Admissions Climb the 86 steps to the top of the 71-foot-tall 1–3 PM stone structure built in the 1800s. Financial Aid and Paying for College 3:15–4:15 PM 3–5 PM These sessions are designed to familiarize Academic Open Houses parents and their college-bound children SEE PAGE 21 FOR DEPARTMENTS AND LOCATIONS in grades 9–11 with the national college Get an update on Dartmouth academic admission and financial aid process. Ideally, life today. students should start planning for college early in their high school career, ensuring 3:15–4:30 PM a comprehensive plan for their high school Back to Class: Written in Blood—The Russian courses, extracurricular activities, and how Literary Origins of Modern Terrorism to approach the college search process. MOORE THEATER, HOPKINS CENTER FOR THE ARTS Registration is required for these sessions Unlike the brute force of military violence, the (you may sign up for one or both). To sign up, symbolic violence of terrorism operates by visit dartgo.org/nca. harnessing our emotions and imaginations to its purposes. It should come as no surprise, then, 2–3 PM that modern terrorism has its cultural roots in Top Tips on Aging, Brought to You by Four one of the world’s greatest literary traditions. Class of ’88 Specialists Under the conditions of repressive tsarist ROOM 003, ROCKEFELLER CENTER autocracy, Russia’s foremost writers imagined Whether you’re navigating life’s next steps for a “new man” who would challenge Russian yourself, a family member, or a friend, you’ll need despotism and, in the process, unloosed “the tools and tips for the journey. Brent Forester terrorist” on the stage of history. Join Assistant M.D., Sarah Hoit, Michelle Stowe Ong M.D., and Professor of Russian Lynn Ellen Patyk to learn Caroline McKeldin Wayner, who all work in the how Russians wrote terrorism into being in every field of aging, will share their advice about available genre—travelogue, lyrical poem, short innovations and options for older adults. There story, novel—in addition to writing it in blood. will be plenty of time for questions. 4:30–5:30 PM 2–3 PM Presentation of Reunion Class Gifts to Architectural Walking Tour of Campus President Hanlon ’77 and Gail Gentes ’77a MEET IN FRONT OF DARTMOUTH HALL (RAIN: ROOM 105, TOP OF THE HOP, HOPKINS CENTER FOR THE ARTS DARTMOUTH HALL)

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4:30–5:30 PM 5:30–7:30 PM, then loop from the DOC House Freshman Dorm Gatherings with Craft Beer to our tent from 8:30–9:30 PM. and Artisanal Water HOUSE CENTER A AND HOUSE CENTER B 7–9 PM Visit old dormmates and other friends from Dinner your freshman cluster in Dartmouth’s new house DARTMOUTH OUTING CLUB HOUSE (RAIN: LEEDE ARENA) community student social spaces. Kick back The celebration continues with a leisurely East with craft beers, artisanal water selections, and Meets West farm-to-table buffet catered by great company. If you lived west of the Green Marceau’s Fine Foods. Dress is smart casual, freshman fall, please join at House Center B but please remember that evenings in Hanover (The Cube), tucked between the Gold Coast can be chilly. and Hitchcock. If you lived east of the Green freshman fall, please join at House Center A (The 9–11 PM Onion), between Davis Varsity House and Topliff. Class Socializing CLASS TENT 5–6 PM We’ll have a DJ spinning tunes from the ’80s Professional School Receptions and beyond.

Geisel School of Medicine 11 PM BIRCH ROOM, HANOVER INN Late Night Bites Wine and hors d’oeuvres with students CLASS TENT Chef Barry Snyder of Salubre Bread will deliver Thayer School of Engineering his famous Bavarian pretzels—late night GLYCOFI ATRIUM, MACLEAN ENGINEERING SCIENCES munchies solved! CENTER, THAYER SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

Tuck School of Business BUCHANAN VOLANAKIS FACULTY SEMINAR ROOM, TUCK SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

6–7 PM Class Reception DARTMOUTH OUTING CLUB HOUSE (RAIN: LEEDE ARENA) Refresh and reconnect with a curated array of cheese, charcuterie, and Mediterranean-inspired hors d’oeuvres, along with specially-paired wine, beer, and non-alcoholic beverages. A shuttle will loop from House Center B and the Hopkins Center for the Arts to DOC House from

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SATURDAY, JUNE 16 Hotel Shuttle Schedule Registration Open from 9 AM–6 PM in the Class Tent On Friday, June 15 and Saturday, June 16 free evening shuttle transportation will be 7:30 AM available from the Hopkins Center to area Kundalini Yoga hotels. Buses will loop every 30–40 minutes ALUMNI GYM starting at 10 PM, with the last pick-up at Our very own Mary Flounders Green will lead approximately 1 AM in the order listed below. this hour-long class for all bodies and abilities. Also called the Yoga of Awareness, it is not about Route A: To Lebanon hotels (Residence Inn, perfecting a pose but about moving energy Courtyard Marriott, Element Hotel, Days Inn, through the body for a total body/mind tune-up. Hilton Garden Inn, Fireside Inn and Suites, It is fun, always dynamic, and often meditative. and Baymont Inn) Class is limited to 35. Contact stephlewin@aol. Route B: To Norwich/White River Junction com for more information. hotels (Norwich Inn, Super 8, Holiday Inn Express and Suites, Hampton Inn, Fairfield 8–10 AM Inn and Suites, Comfort Inn, and Hotel Blast from the Past Breakfast Buffet Coolidge) CLASS OF 1953 COMMONS (FORMERLY THAYER DINING HALL) Morning return service to campus will be Use a voucher in your registration packet to grab available Saturday, June 16, and Sunday, breakfast at the Class of 1953 Commons, which June 17. Buses will loop in the order listed will always be Thayer to us. Enjoy an all-you-can- below starting at 7:30 AM with the final eat buffet, including made-to-order waffle and loop beginning at approximately 9 AM. omelet stations. There’s something to make the whole family smile! Route A: From Lebanon hotels (Baymont Inn and Suites, Fireside Inn and Suites, 8:30–10 AM Hilton Garden Inn, Days Inn, Element Hotel, The Women’s Room, Hosted by the Classes Residence Inn, Courtyard Marriott) of 1982, 1983, and 1984 Route B: From Norwich/White River NOVACK CAFÉ, BAKER-BERRY LIBRARY Junction hotels (Super 8, Holiday Inn A unique opportunity for women to share Express and Suites, Hampton Inn, Fairfield experiences from the early years of Dartmouth Inn and Suites, Comfort Inn, Hotel Coolidge, co-education and beyond. Bond with alumnae and Norwich Inn) one-on-one and in large group discussions. A continental breakfast and networking will be included.

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9–10 AM 1:30–2:30 PM DGALA Annual Reunion Breakfast Walking Tour of Public Art on Campus HINMAN FORUM, ROCKEFELLER CENTER MEET AT HOOD DOWNTOWN, 53 MAIN STREET Enjoy breakfast with the Dartmouth Gay, Lesbian, (RAIN: HOOD DOWNTOWN) Bisexual, and Transgender Alumni/ae Association John Stomberg, the Virginia Rice Kelsey 1961s before heading over to the Presidential event. Director of the Hood Museum, will share insight on the many works of art on campus. 9–10 AM Dartmouth Underground: Steam Tunnel 1:30–3 PM and Power Plant Tour Alumni Row MEET AT NORTH SIDE OF HEATING PLANT, FACING BOATHOUSE ON THE CONNECTICUT RIVER NEW HAMPSHIRE HALL All classes Led by William Riehl, chief operating engineer. Limited to 25. 1:30–3 PM Bartlett Tower Open Hours 10:30–11:30 AM BARTLETT TOWER The Call to Lead: An All-Class Presidential Event Climb the 86 steps to the top of the 71-foot-tall SPAULDING AUDITORIUM, HOPKINS CENTER FOR THE ARTS stone structure built in the 1800s. How is Dartmouth attracting the greatest student and faculty talent to engage in the issues 1:30–3:30 PM of this century and next? Join President Phil DAEMA, DLA, and DADA Gathering Hanlon ’77 and Chair of the Board of Trustees RUSSO GALLERY, HALDEMAN CENTER Laurel Richie ’81 to learn about The Call to Lead, Connect with others from Dartmouth Alumni an inspiring and ambitious vision for Dartmouth shared interest groups Dartmouth Alumni in that will prepare students for lives of leadership Entertainment and Media (DAEMA), Dartmouth and impact. Lawyers Association (DLA), and Dartmouth Alumni in Design and Architecture (DADA) and 11:45–Noon expand your network. Class Photo IN FRONT OF BAKER LIBRARY 1:30–3:30 PM With a photo taken from Baker Tower, we will BADA Reception form “88” for posterity. Meet at the south/Green CUTTER SHABAZZ side entrance to Baker, between Sanborn Join Black Alumni of Dartmouth Association and Rauner. (BADA) members celebrating their return to campus. 12:15–1:30 PM Family Picnic Lunch BEMA (RAIN: CLASS OF 1953 COMMONS) Relive Class Day with wraps, salads, and outdoor games.

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1:30–3 PM of their group number from 2–4:30 PM. Each tour TED-Style Reflections: the Serious, the will take approximately 10 minutes to ascend, Amusing, the Surprising, and the Educational take in the beautiful views, and descend. Each FILENE AUDITORIUM, MOORE PSYCHOLOGY BUILDING person must be able to navigate many steep Six-to-eight classmates will share compelling steps and a ladder on his/her own. stories of challenges overcome, exciting research, and cool experiences. 3:30–4:30 PM On the Green! A Dartmouth Alumni Celebration 2–3 PM DARTMOUTH GREEN Dartmouth Athletics Reception Bring your kids, meet your friends, and gather TENT AT THE CORNER OF WHEELOCK AND SOUTH PARK on the Green with alumni from all classes for an STREETS (NEXT TO THE BERRY SPORTS CENTER) afternoon of fun. Let us treat you to a free ice Director of Athletics and Recreation Harry cream social, live music from Cat Dail ‘85, and a Sheehy ’55a cordially invites all alumni and chance to relax and soak up the sun. their guests to an informal reception. Come mingle with varsity and club coaches and get 4:30–5:30 PM an update on the state of Dartmouth athletics. ’88 Memorial Life Celebration Refreshments will be served. HAYWARD ROOM, HANOVER INN The memorial service is a cherished Dartmouth 2–3 PM Reunion tradition. This interfaith service of DGALA Lecture: Recording and Preserving remembrance pays tribute to ’88s who have the Oral Histories of Dartmouth’s LGBTQIA+ left us all too soon. Our classmate and 5th- Community—The SpeakOut Oral History Project year rabbinical school student Jevin Eagle will RAUNER LIBRARY, WEBSTER HALL officiate. Caitlin Birch, digital collections and oral history archivist at Rauner Special Collections Library; 5–6 PM and Brendan Connell, Jr. ’87, president of 1769 and Bartlett Tower Societies Reception the Dartmouth Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and GRAND BALLROOM, HANOVER INN Transgender Alumni/ae Association (DGALA), By invitation only will discuss the genesis of the SpeakOut Oral History Project, which launched this year. In 6:30–6:45 PM addition, Caitlin will highlight items from the Presidential Class Visit college archives that document the history of ROCKEFELLER CENTER COURTYARD (RAIN: THOMPSON Dartmouth’s LGBTQIA+ community. ARENA TOP LEVEL)

2–4:30 PM 6:30–7:30 PM Baker Bell Tower Open House Class Reception MEET AT THE BAKER LIBRARY INFORMATION DESK ROCKEFELLER CENTER COURTYARD (RAIN: THOMPSON Self-guided visit. 150 free tickets will be ARENA TOP LEVEL) distributed beginning at 2 PM in numbered Passed hors d’oeuvres with custom beer and groups of 10. Groups will take the tour in order wine pairings. Adults only.

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7:30–9 PM Class Banquet Hotel Shuttle Schedule ROCKY COURTYARD (RAIN: THOMPSON ARENA On Friday, June 15 and Saturday, June 16 TOP LEVEL) free evening shuttle transportation will be B&W Catering will serve up their best under available from the Hopkins Center to area the stars at this adults-only gathering featuring hotels. Buses will loop every 30–40 minutes custom beer and wine pairings. Saturday night starting at 10 PM, with the last pick-up at attire is requested, but please remember that approximately 1 AM in the order listed below. evenings in Hanover can be chilly. Route A: To Lebanon hotels (Residence Inn, 9:30–10:30 PM Courtyard Marriott, Element Hotel, Days Inn, On the Green! A Dartmouth Alumni Celebration Hilton Garden Inn, Fireside Inn and Suites, DARTMOUTH GREEN and Baymont Inn) Join family, classmates, and friends under the Route B: To Norwich/White River Junction night sky for a culminating celebration with the hotels (Norwich Inn, Super 8, Holiday Inn Dartmouth Idol All-Stars and some spectacular Express and Suites, Hampton Inn, Fairfield pyrotechnics. Kettle corn and glow sticks for Inn and Suites, Comfort Inn, and Hotel everyone. Coolidge)

10:30 PM–Midnight Morning return service to campus will be Class Socializing Featuring a Silent Disco available Saturday, June 16, and Sunday, CLASS TENT June 17. Buses will loop in the order listed Music too loud? Not tonight. You’ll be able to below starting at 7:30 AM with the final chat with old friends while your classmates loop beginning at approximately 9 AM. dance the night away as The Silent Disco Company entertains us all. It was a hit at past Route A: From Lebanon hotels (Baymont ’86 and ’87 reunions! Inn and Suites, Fireside Inn and Suites, Hilton Garden Inn, Days Inn, Element Hotel, 11 PM Residence Inn, Courtyard Marriott) Late Night Bites Route B: From Norwich/White River CLASS TENT Junction hotels (Super 8, Holiday Inn Hungry after all that dancing? No worries, Express and Suites, Hampton Inn, Fairfield because The Skinny Pancake will be on hand Inn and Suites, Comfort Inn, Hotel Coolidge, to offer up an assortment of sweet and savory and Norwich Inn) crepes as well as burgers, fries, and cheese curds for the truly ravenous.

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SUNDAY, JUNE 17 FRIDAY, JUNE 15

8–11 AM 3–5 PM Farewell Brunch CLASS TENT AMELL Department & AMES Program Farm-fresh entrees and scrumptious baked CHINESE LANGUAGE HOUSE, 36 NORTH MAIN STREET goods to send you off in style. A fitting finale, Dartmouth Arts Now Reception catered by Marceau’s Fine Foods. SPAULDING AUDITORIUM, HOPKINS CENTER FOR THE ARTS Reconnect with faculty from academic arts Noon (or earlier) departments (music, theater, and film and media Residence Hall Checkout studies) as well as Hop student performing ensemble directors and Hop student workshop directors; network with fellow alumni connected to the arts and entertainment; and hear from Mary Lou Aleskie, the new director of the Hopkins Center for the Arts.

Astronomy Department ROOM 300, WILDER LABORATORY

Biology Department CLASS OF 1978 LIFE SCIENCES CENTER

Chemistry Department ROOM 105, BURKE LABORATORY

Earth Sciences Department ROOM 216, FAIRCHILD HALL

Economics Department ROOM 312, ROCKEFELLER CENTER

Environmental Studies ROOM 101, FAIRCHILD HALL

Geography Department GROUND FLOOR, FAIRCHILD HALL

German Studies ROOM 333, DARTMOUTH HALL

Mathematics Department ROOM 300, KEMENY HALL 20 21 ACADEMIC OPEN HOUSES CAMPUS GATHERINGS

Philosophy Department FRIDAY, JUNE 15 ROOM 210, THORNTON HALL 2–5 PM Physics Department Theta Delta Chi ROOM 300, WILDER LABORATORY DRAKE ROOM, HANOVER INN Corporation meeting Religion Department ROOM 201, THORNTON HALL 5–8 PM SATURDAY, JUNE 16 Theta Delta Chi 11 WEST WHEELOCK STREET Reception 2–3 PM

Nelson A. Rockefeller Center for Public Policy SATURDAY, JUNE 16 CLASS OF 1930 ROOM, ROCKEFELLER CENTER 11 AM–3 PM Rugby Reception COREY FORD RUGBY CLUBHOUSE, 9 RESERVOIR ROAD

1–3 PM Kappa Kappa Kappa 1 WEBSTER AVENUE Reception

4–6 PM Chi Heorot 11 EAST WHEELOCK STREET Reception

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RECOMMENDED FOR AGES 2–5 AGES 6–12 WELCOME Toddlers must be accompanied by a caregiver at all Registration required times. Activities are free, but registration is required for TENT LOCATION: Channing Cox Lawn the Toddler Pizza Party.

ANYTIME FRIDAY, JUNE 15 Strike Out on Your Own ($) 9–11:30 AM Juniors must be accompanied by caregiver. Toddler Play Time Rent a canoe, take a hike, go mountain biking, COMMON GROUND, COLLIS STUDENT CENTER or play golf. See page 38 for details. Bring your energetic child to an open play area with games, singing and dancing, a story station, THURSDAY, JUNE 14 and lots of cool pictures to color during special Reunion hours. Enjoy catching up with other 2–10 PM Reunion parents while your children are enter- Meet and Greet tained. Light snacks and drinks will be provided. JUNIOR TENT This activity is appropriate for children six and Who’s up for street hockey, volleyball, kickball, under. Parent/caregiver supervision required. capture-the-flag, arts & crafts, and other activities? Make new friends and have fun; snacks, too. 3–5 PM Toddler Play Time 5:30–6:30 PM COMMON GROUND, COLLIS STUDENT CENTER See description above. Dinner Junior tent SATURDAY, JUNE 16 6:30–8 PM 9–11:30 AM Tent Activities Toddler Play Time JUNIOR TENT Enjoy arts & crafts and board games and hang COMMON GROUND, COLLIS STUDENT CENTER See description above. out with new friends.

4:30–6 PM 8–10 PM Toddler Pizza Party Evening Fun! MOVIES: ROOM 28, SILSBY HALL AND COOK AUDITORIUM, COMMON GROUND, COLLIS STUDENT CENTER Enjoy some kid-friendly activities while your TUCK SCHOOL OF BUSINESS toddler enjoys dinner before your evening TENT ACTIVITIES: JUNIOR TENT Reunion events begin. Registration and parent/caregiver supervision required. 10 PM Tent Closes Please be on time to pick up your juniors!

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FRIDAY, JUNE 15 4:45–5:30 PM Marko the Magician 9 AM–10 PM JUNIOR TENT More Fun Performing since 1970, student of the world- JUNIOR TENT renowned hypnotist Ormond McGill, Marko Who’s up for street hockey, volleyball, kickball, makes every show an event to remember. capture-the-flag, arts & crafts, and other This quintessential magician will dumbfound activities? Snacks, too. and delight kids and parents alike. Prepare to be a part of the show. 10–11:45 AM Montshire Museum of Science 5:30–6:30 PM BUS LEAVES FROM JUNIOR TENT Dinner The Montshire, located in Norwich, VT, offers JUNIOR TENT dozens of cool, hands-on exhibits about the natural and physical sciences, ecology, and 6:30–8 PM technology. Children’s admission is included Tent Activities in the registration fee. Parents are welcome JUNIOR TENT for an additional admission fee paid directly Enjoy arts & crafts and board games, and hang to the museum at the door. out with new friends.

Noon 8–10 PM Lunch Evening Fun – Movies! JUNIOR TENT ROOM 28, SILSBY HALL AND COOK AUDITORIUM, TUCK SCHOOL OF BUSINESS After Lunch Tent Activities 10 PM JUNIOR TENT Tent Closes Please be on time to pick up your juniors! 1–4 PM Montshire Museum of Science SATURDAY, JUNE 16 BUS LEAVES FROM JUNIOR TENT The Reunion Kids program closes from noon to 4 PM See above for details. on Saturday so that children may enjoy lunch and other fun activities with their families.

2–4 PM 9 AM–Noon and 4–10 PM Swimming The Fun Continues KARL MICHAEL POOL, ALUMNI GYM JUNIOR TENT Bring a suit and towel. Who’s up for street hockey, volleyball, capture-the-flag, arts & crafts, and other activities? Snacks, too.

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9:30–11:30 AM speak louder than words. A must-see for kids of Swimming all ages. KARL MICHAEL POOL, ALUMNI GYM Bring a suit and towel. 8–10 PM Evening Fun 10–11:30 AM MOVIES: ROOM 28, SILSBY HALL & MURDOUGH COOK Montshire Museum of Science AUDITORIUM BUS LEAVES FROM THE JUNIOR TENT TALENT SHOW: JUNIOR TENT See Friday’s schedule for details. 9:30 PM Junior tent closes from noon to 4 PM On the Green! A Dartmouth Alumni Celebration DARTMOUTH GREEN Noon–4 PM Join family, classmates, and friends under the Lunch with Families night sky for a culminating celebration with the Please see class schedules for locations and Dartmouth Idol All-Stars and some spectacular times. Parents and caregivers must pick up pyrotechnics. Kettle corn and glow sticks for juniors at junior tent. everyone.

3:30–4:30 PM 10 PM On the Green! A Dartmouth Alumni Celebration Tent Closes DARTMOUTH GREEN Please be on time to pick up your juniors! Bring your kids, meet your friends, and gather on the Green with alumni from all classes for an JUNIOR PROGRAM COORDINATORS: afternoon of fun. Enjoy free ice cream treats, live music from Cat Dail ’85, and a chance to relax Don Cutter ’73, co-director of the Reunion Kids and soak up the sun. Program, has been coordinating Dartmouth children’s reunion programs for more than 4 PM 20 years. Junior Tent Reopens Hugh Mellert, co-director of the Reunion Kids 5–6 PM Program, is the director of the Fitness Lifestyle Dinner Improvement Program for the Dartmouth JUNIOR TENT College Athletics Department.

6–7 PM Program Details: Gary the Silent Clown • Sign in in at junior tent upon arrival. JUNIOR TENT • Juniors must be accompanied by a parent Learn to juggle, walk on stilts, spin plates, ride a when first signing in at the junior tent and unicycle, and do costume and face paint de- a release form must be signed. sign — all from a clown who knows that actions • Register for junior programming through your class’s Reunion registration.

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• We assume that your child does not have AGES 13–17 WELCOME your permission to leave any junior. Registration required activity without the direct supervision TENT LOCATION: Mass Row (register at junior tent at of the program staff. Channing Cox Lawn) • Children should have a warm jacket or sweater for the cool evening weather • Swimmers should bring a towel and ANYTIME bathing suit. Strike Out on Your Own ($) • The junior program ends at 10 PM each Rent a canoe, hike Velvet Rocks, play golf, check evening. A parent or caregiver must check out a movie at the Nugget Theater, shoot pool, the child out of the tent each night. Please or play video games. Stop by the Dartmouth be sure to pick up your child on time. Outing Club in Robinson Hall for more ideas.

THURSDAY, JUNE 14

2–10 PM Meet and Greet TEEN TENT Play pickup street hockey, volleyball, and capture-the-flag, enjoy art supplies and board games, meet new friends, and have fun.

5:30–6:30 PM Dinner TEEN TENT

6:30–9 PM Take to the Green TEEN TENT AND CAMPUS Time for group capture the flag, volleyball, etc.

8–10 PM Movie BASEMENT LOUNGE, MID-MASS, AND ROOM 28, SILSBY HALL

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FRIDAY, JUNE 15 Noon Lunch 9–10 AM TEEN TENT Dartmouth Underground: Steam Tunnel Participate in icebreakers to get to know and Power Plant Tour one another. MEET AT NORTH SIDE OF HEATING PLANT, FACING NEW HAMPSHIRE HALL 1–3 PM Led by William Riehl, chief operating engineer. Baker Bell Tower Open House Limited to 35. Please wear appropriate footwear MEET AT THE BAKER LIBRARY INFORMATION DESK. for climbing down a ladder and upstairs. Self-guided visit. 150 free tickets will be distributed beginning at 1 PM in numbered 10–11 AM groups of 10. Groups will take the tour in order Vermont Institute of Natural Science of their group number from 1–3 PM. Each tour Raptor Encounters will take approximately 10 minutes to ascend, TEEN TENT take in the beautiful views, and descend. Each Live falcons, hawks and owls provide person must be able to navigate many steep the lens through which we examine food steps and a ladder on his/her own. webs, predator-prey relationships, and the interdependence of the systems that 1–4 PM support life. This first-hand encounter Taming the Connecticut River enables participants to understand the MEET AT THE TEEN TENT defining characteristics that make a bird Canoeing a raptor and their adaptations for life as a predator on the wing. Touchable artifacts 1–4:15 PM and hands-on materials round out this Navigating College Admissions: A Workshop special experience. for Families ARVO J. OOPIK ’78 AUDITORIUM, CLASS OF 1978 10–11:45 AM LIFE SCIENCES CENTER Montshire Museum of Science See page 8 for details. BUS LEAVES FROM THE TEEN TENT The Montshire, located in Norwich, VT, offers 2–4 PM dozens of cool, hands-on exhibits about the Swimming natural and physical sciences, ecology, and KARL MICHAEL POOL, ALUMNI GYM technology. Teen’s admission is included Bring a suit and towel. in the registration fee. Parents are welcome for an additional admission fee paid directly 5:30–6:30 PM to the museum at the door. Dinner TEEN TENT

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7–8:15 PM Noon–4 PM Hanover’s Hidden Secrets Lunch with Families MEET AT THE TEEN TENT PARENTS AND CAREGIVERS PICK UP TEENS AT TEEN TENT Scavenger hunt Please see class schedules for locations and times.

8:30–10:30 PM Teen tent reopens at 4 PM Movies 3:30–4:30 PM BASEMENT LOUNGE, MID-MASS, On the Green! A Dartmouth Alumni Celebration ROOM 028, SILSBY HALL DARTMOUTH GREEN Bring your kids, meet your friends, and gather 9 PM–midnight on the Green with alumni from all classes for an Shoot Pool, Play Video Games afternoon of fun. Enjoy free ice cream treats, live BASEMENT, COLLIS STUDENT CENTER music, and a chance to relax and soak up the sun. Snacks provided.

5–6 PM SATURDAY, JUNE 16 Dinner The Reunion Teen program closes from noon to 4 PM on Saturday so that teens may enjoy lunch TEEN TENT and other fun activities with their families. 5:30–6:30 PM 9 AM–Noon Marko the Magician Taming the Connecticut River TEEN TENT MEET AT THE TEEN TENT Performing since 1970, student of the world- Canoeing renowned hypnotist Ormond McGill, Marko makes every show an event to remember. This 10–11:30 AM quintessential magician will dumbfound and Montshire Museum of Science delight kids and parents alike. Prepare to be a BUS LEAVES FROM THE TEEN TENT part of the show. See Friday’s schedule for details. 7:30 PM 9:30–11:30 AM Teen Dodgeball Tournament Swimming BERRY CLAY COURTS KARL MICHAEL POOL, ALUMNI GYM Bring a suit and towel. 8:30–10:30 PM Movie Teen tent closes from noon to 4 PM BASEMENT LOUNGE, MID-MASS, AND ROOM 28, SILSBY HALL Tent Activities TEEN TENT

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9:30–10:30 PM On the Green! A Dartmouth Alumni Celebration DARTMOUTH GREEN Join family, classmates, and friends under the night sky for a culminating celebration with the Dartmouth Idol All-Stars and some spectacular pyrotechnics. Kettle corn and glow sticks for everyone.

Program Details: • For ages 13—17 years old • Register for the teen program through your class Reunion website • Swimmers should bring a towel and bathing suit

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Enjoy your free time participating in some of farm operating with a museum of Vermont’s the fun, family-friendly activities offered by rural heritage. (802) 457-2355 Dartmouth and throughout the Upper Valley. Vermont Institute of Natural Science Ledyard Canoe Club 6565 WOODSTOCK ROAD, QUECHEE, VT CONNECTICUT RIVER WATERFRONT Hours: Daily 10 AM–5 PM Rent canoes, kayaks, and stand up paddle Visit raptor exhibits that house eagles, hawks, boards. Call ahead to confirm hours. falcons, and owls. Check out the Nature Nook, (603) 643-6709 which includes turtles, frogs, snakes, fish and more. A nature shop, classroom, nature trails, Hanover Country Club and behind-the-scenes animal support facility 5 HILTON FIELD ROAD are all on-site. (802) 359-5000 Call ahead for tee times, rates, and to schedule golf lessons. (603) 646-2000 The Nugget Movie Theater 57 SOUTH MAIN STREET Dartmouth Outdoor Programs Office Catch a movie in a cozy theater open since 1916. 119 ROBINSON HALL Call ahead for showtimes. (603) 643-2769 Hours: Monday–Friday, 8 AM–Noon and 1:30–3:30 PM King Arthur Flour Stop in at Robinson Hall for ideas on where to 135 US-5, NORWICH, VT hike, walk, or take a picnic. (603) 646-2429 Hours: Daily 7:30 AM–6 PM Visit King Arthur’s flagship campus to shop at Storrs Pond Recreation Area the Baker’s Store, watch the bakers at work, or 59 OAK HILL DRIVE enjoy coffee, pastries, or a meal at the popular Hours: Sunrise to sunset. Hours for lifeguarded café. (802) 649-3361 swimming and rentals vary, call ahead to confirm. Minutes from the Green, find two sandy beaches Montshire Museum of Science for swimming in Storrs Pond, a heated pool, 1 MONTSHIRE ROAD, NORWICH, VT tennis courts, basketball courts, beach volleyball, Hours: Daily 10 AM–5 PM hiking trails, mountain biking, as well as scenic The Montshire offers dozens of cool, hands-on picnic areas. (603) 643-2134 exhibits about the natural and physical sciences, ecology, and technology, as well as trails and a Billings Farm and Museum museum store. (802) 649-2200 69 OLD RIVER ROAD, WOODSTOCK, VT Hours: Daily 10 AM–5 PM Omer and Bob’s Bike Rentals The farm dates back to 1871, when native 20 HANOVER STREET, LEBANON NH Vermonter Frederick Billings set out to build Call ahead for hours and availability. a farm and forestry operation that would serve (603) 448-3522 future generations as a model of wise stewardship. His farm is still a first-class working

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Campus hours of operation are subject to change. Life Sciences Greenhouse FOURTH FLOOR, CLASS OF 1978 LIFE SCIENCES CENTER Reunion Headquarters (COLLEGE STREET AND DEWEY FIELD ROAD) ZIMMERMAN LOUNGE, BLUNT ALUMNI CENTER Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30 AM–4 PM; (North Main Street, next to Parkhurst) Closed Saturday–Sunday June 7–June 10, 8 AM–5 PM; June 11– Hours: (603) 646-2382 June 16, 8 AM–10 PM; June 17, 8 AM–Noon (603) 646-2259 Hood Museum Downtown 53 MAIN STREET Commencement and Reunion Housing Admission is free and open to the public. 12 MID-MASSACHUSETTS HALL Hours: Wednesday–Saturday, 11 AM–7 PM; June 9–18, 24 hours a day Hours: Sunday, 1–5 PM; Closed Monday and Tuesday (603) 646-3288 Summer 2018 Museum Exhibit: Toyin Ojih Odutola: The Firmament Admissions Office SECOND FLOOR, MCNUTT HALL Hopkins Center for the Arts Monday–Friday, 9 AM–Noon and 1–4 PM; Hours: Galleries and exhibition spaces display works Closed Saturday–Sunday of guest artists, students, and alumni. (603) 646-2875 (603) 646-2422

Alumni Gym Emergency Access Zimmerman Fitness Center by presenting Dartmouth Safety and Security: (603) 646-4000 a Reunion name badge or 6-4000 from a campus phone Hours: Monday–Friday, 6 AM–8 PM; Hanover Police: 911 or (603) 643-2222, Saturday–Sunday, 9 AM–7 PM non-emergency (603) 646-8106

Lost and Found Baker–Berry Library Residence Hall Lost and Found: Call Reunion Monday–Friday, 8 AM–8 PM; Hours: Housing Office at (603) 646-3288 or 6-3288 Saturday, 10 AM–6 PM; Sunday, 1–8 PM from a campus phone The Orozco Mural is housed in the library. Campus Lost and Found: Call Safety and Security at (603) 646-4000 or 6-4000 from Collis Center for Student Involvement a campus phone Hours will be posted on the front door of Collis.

Friends of Bill W. Fellowship Rauner Special Collections Library ROOM 2013, BAKER LIBRARY WEBSTER HALL Hours: Daily, 5–6 PM Monday–Friday, 8 AM–4:30 PM; Hours: Take elevator to second floor, then turn right Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM; Sunday, Noon–4 PM and right again. Open discussion. (603) 646-0538

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