DSV at Dr. Seuss - A Dartmouth Story 5/31/3014

Dartmouth Silicon Valley welcomed alumni, family, students, and friends to meet at Dennis Rae Fine Art in San Francisco for an evening Dr. Seuss exhibition and faculty lecture about Theodor Seuss Geisel '25, one of Dartmouth's most beloved sons. Dartmouth Professor Donald Pease '68a discussed the significance of Ted Geisel's Dartmouth experience and its relation to the invention and development of his alter ego, Dr. Seuss. It was an exceptional evening, closed by Don Pease signing copies of his book, Theodor SEUSS Giesel for attendees.
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Photos (C) 2014 George Hamma, all rights reserved.