DARTMOUTH’S IN TOWN – BIG GREEN BASEBALL AT DUKE ON FRIDAY and SUNDAY

Dartmouth’s baseball team opens its season this weekend at Duke. The Saturday doubleheader has been moved up to this afternoon at 3PM due to weather projections tomorrow. The Sunday game is still at noon. This is a great opportunity to turn out, support the Green, enjoy an early season baseball game, and gather together after the game for impromptu fellowship at a nearby watering hole.

Here are the directions

From the east, take I-40 to the Durham Expressway (NC147). After 8.5 miles, exit Chapel Hill Street, Exit 13. Chapel Hill Street becomes Duke University Road. Proceed to dead end, turn right on NC 751. At next light (Science Drive), turn right. Turn right on Whitford Drive (Jack Coombs Field ahead on left).

From the North and West of Chapel Hill, off I-85, exit 15-501 Bypass South. On 15-501, exit at NC751, turn left at the light. Proceed to third light (Science Dr.) and turn left. Turn right on Whitford Drive (JackCoombs Field ahead on left).

From Chapel Hill or South, follow 15-501 toward Durham. Exit at NC751, turn left at the light. Proceed to third light (Science Dr.) and turn left. Turn right on Whitford Drive (JackCoombs Field ahead on left).

**UPDATE**
Professor Rassias will be unable to travel to Raleigh and join us on Tuesday for the Reception.
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Tuesday, March 3, 6:30 PM
At the home of John Replogle ‘88, near North Hills in Raleigh.
(Address will be sent with reservation confirmation.)

Registration is closed for this event.

Please join Dartmouth alums at a reception for Prof. Rassias at the home of John Replogle ‘88 in north Raleigh. We will enjoy heavy hors d’oeuvres and light conversation, along with a presentation by Prof. Rassias in this informal, intimate setting.

The Triangle Yale Club is sponsoring Mr. John Davis for a dinner/talk on
Friday, February 6 at the RTP Radisson (6pm open bar, 6:30 dinner followed
by talk–$28/person). Sign up on their website: https://triangleyaleclub.org/
davis.html.

“Come spend an informative, entertaining and interesting evening with John
Davis, a political consultant formerly with NC Free, as he explores the concept
of North Carolina now being a “purple” state – not still red, but not quite blue
either. What does that mean for our politics, locally and in connection with
what’s going on at the national level?

Mr. Davis is both entertaining and informative, and always provides lots of
great insight and analysis at his presentations. This is not dry political
analysis; this is fun information to hear. If you’ve never heard Mr. Davis
before, come treat yourself to a fascinating look at the state of politics in
North Carolina now, during a period of incredible transition in both the
country and our state.”