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Topic: Dale Launer

	Recent Acquisitions -- 1/2003 - 3/2003
		Girls at the center: girls and adults learning science together / Dale McCreedy and Tobi Zemsky.
		Bad astronomy: misconceptions and misuses revealed, from astrology to the moon landing 'hoax' / Philip C. Plait.
		Inland fishes of Massachusetts / Karsten E. Hartel, David B. Halliwell, and Alan E. Launer.
	www.calacademy.org /research/library/newacq/jan03.htm (3271 words)

	Good Old Boat Newsletter - April 2004
		Karen’s article about Dale and Cori likewise struck a chord, including the “courting me in that boat” comment.
		Jean and I have done some cruising together by now, but I suspect the “hours working” still exceeds the “hours sailing” number by some factor, despite a recent three-week, 650-mile exploration of the eastern Gulf Coast.
		The difference for us, relative to Dale and Cori, is that while they’re looking toward the liveaboard life (wonderful!), we’re looking to do more weekending and coastal cruising with “A house to cruise home to.”
	www.goodoldboat.com /newsletter/aprnewslett35.html (13518 words)

	Gazette: Alumni Notes (July/August 2003)
		My undergraduate studies were the start to an enriching life I could never have imagined at the time.”
		Dale L. Kemmerer C’55 writes, “Recently I enjoyed meeting new Penn friends while working as a Sierra Club volunteer in the Southwest.
		Marc Launer W’73 writes that after 28 years in the commodity industry and 24 years living in Japan, Hong Kong, and Australia, he repatriated to the U.S. in January.
	www.upenn.edu /gazette/0703/0703notes.html (12921 words)

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