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Looking toward our 55th, news from Seattle to New York
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Here is our September 2022 update...
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Another reunion is coming up, but first, another Mini-Reunion.
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John Stickney sends his report on David Sipress's book launch earlier this year in New York, and Peter Miller muses on summer reading and seasonal transitions from his Seattle bookstore.
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Don't forget: "Pancho" Demakis, Bill Drummond, and Jay Healy join up to discuss the Wide World of Williams Sports via Zoom on the September. Zoom link to be provided via Presidential email.
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Mini-Reunion Sept 30-Oct 1 2022
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As our 55th (!) Reunion draws near, this year's Mini-Reunion, scheduled for September 30 to October 1, offers the opportunity to revisit the Purple Valley and reconnect with classmates. Programming includes the opportunity to hear from President Mandel, faculty seminars, campus tours, a multi-class Friday evening BBQ, Saturday breakfast, and the Williams vs. Tufts football tailgate lunch. And following tradition, …
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September mode, September mood
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Peter Miller reflects on his summer reading experience as we shift into September
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Stickney on Sipress: Cartoon Brain
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“There's nothing I’ve ever experienced in my life that hasn’t appeared in a cartoon,” David Sipress was saying. The evidence is in “What’s So Funny? A Cartoonist’s Memoir,” which vividly illustrates how art can spring from angst and serve as a kind of therapy for the creator and the reader who shares the experience.
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