Gerry Lauderdale ’46 writes: “Our classmate Carol Woese died December 30. He was a giant in his scientific field. Indeed many of his peers thought he should have received the Nobel Prize for his work in microbiology in which he defined a whole new class of life forms now called archaea. If you google “Carl [...]

Harry Winston writes: “As I enter my 85th year and 60th year of marriage I often think of Deerfield and what a great experience it was. I think back to the year 1943-44 when I lived in Dean Hall (which I understand no longer stands), and the nights we raised cane and poor Mr. Hubbard [...]

Hello all: I just want to tell you that I am alive and well. Also, very busy doing what I like to do. I am still at Stanford telling graduate students what they should be doing. And I published two books recently: “Advanced Batteries: Materials Science Aspects”, and “Energy Storage”, both with Springer. And now [...]

I became a great grandfather in June with the birth of Marcel Munro McAlpin in New York City. I has recentrly retired for the second time from the Presidency of Habitat for Humanity of Trenton, NJ, which honored me at a dinner celebration on September 29th. An article from the Trenton Times, October 1st, can [...]

As I head to my 84th birthday, I am grateful for the years I have had and for the Deerfield experience, even though it was for only one year. I was saddened to learn of the death of Frederick “Tex” Ashe this past year. He and I had a great time together as members of [...]

“Red”, my wife for 58years and I are still living in France , about 100 miles East of Bordeaux in a small city called Bergerac. For the past 20 years we have lived in a farm we restored ,but now, aging, and Red having been stricken with a rare brain infection, we have moved to [...]