George Hutchinson teaches at Cornell. and lives in Trumansburg, N.Y. He writes: “I have one son who is an artist in Chicago; the other is on a post-bac at the National Institutes of Health. Life always surprises. My new book came out in January: Facing the Abyss: American Literature and Culture in the 1940s, from Columbia Univ. Press. If you want to know what people were really thinking about and doing when our parents came of age, check it out. America was great and not great; the writers and artists did honor to their time. I have a little cottage with a dock on the water, at last. I would love to hear from any oarsmen and women from classes of ’71 to ’78, and other dear friends. You, and Brown, changed my life.”
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Class of 1975