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Chase says that her son Nigel, who is now six years old, will accompany her to her 25th reunion. In preparation for the event, Chase has participated on the Food Committee for her class, negotiating with the event caterer until he agreed to reduce the price of the Class of 1979’s clambake from...
Harvard right now might strike an awkward balance between the old and the new. Still, I worry that by the time the Class of 2004 returns for its 25th reunion, Harvard undergraduates will face a far more serious problem—that the College they attend will no longer seriously value anything other than number crunching and fact absorption. I hope that it is nothing more a groundless fear. But it is an ironic truth that if Harvard totally discards its aristocratic heritage, the College that remains will be a meritocracy of limited merit...
...25th reunion class report, Ledecky relates how he first became interested in philanthropy. The grandfather of Scott D. Malkin ’80, Ledecky’s upperclass roommate, told Ledecky as a first-year that he wished he had given away his money earlier, so he could see the fruits of his philanthropy. Ledecky writes that he has taken that advice to heart...
...25th reunion class notes, Begley wrote that his life had taken an unusual turn...
...growth and body mass index charts don't lie. "You should begin to be concerned if you see rapid, abnormal upward weight divergence," says psychotherapist Ellyn Satter, author of Secrets of Feeding a Healthy Family. If, over two years, you see a child's weight jump, say, from the 25th to the 75th percentile of the average weight for his age while his height stays at the 50th percentile, then there's cause for concern...