Class of 1972 Newsletter

“Head in the sand” is definitely not Kate Ligare’s approach to aging and downsizing. Because she took early retirement, she has lived with people 10-15 years older than she for…

Diane Bick’s key to health is the combination of nature outside her door and sociable exercise. This winter, she’s living at her family cabin in Lake Nebagamon, WI, three and…

The defining chapter in his life for Roger Trangsrud was an intimation of mortality that came without warning. “Twenty years ago I had an asymptomatic heart attack,” recalls Roger, who…

Back to the land? Ann Shrader never left. For her, the self-sustaining, healthy communal life envisioned and celebrated in the Sixties and Seventies is alive and well. Ann lives in…

Glenn McDavid I took up bicycling when I went to grad school at Stanford in the fall of 1972. This was out of necessity: The campus was too big to…

March  13, 4 pm Central  Zoom in, sit back, and enjoyStory Hour: “Not Just Any Day at Work” With stories from Kelton Barr, James Dunham, Kate Ligare, Larnzell Martin, and…

“The universe,” says Muriel Rukeyser, “is made of stories, not of atoms.” If you have a story that ties in with the theme of an upcoming newsletter (or know another…

The Program Committee will be sharing ideas and seeking input in coming months as it plans activities and programs that will provide opportunities to have fun and connect with classmates.…

There are three ways to receive future non-printed reunion updates. Via email—update your email address in the online directory at go.carleton.edu/alumni or send it to addresses@carleton.edu. Via email—update your email…