Word: briefer
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Marion R. Briefer, who organizes the 25th reunion, says there are bidding procedures for everything her office does. Asked to state his specific policy on bidding, Vice President for Alumni Affairs and Development Fred L. Glimp '50 said his office employs bidding for the reunions when officials feel that prices charged by current vendors have gotten too steep...
...clear if a bid was put out in the case of the Essex County Club. The business manager at St. Mark's school says he and Harvard-worked out a deal that was better than what the University got at Essex, and Briefer did not return two phone calls last week...
...permanency of the relationship between Harvard and Cavalier, through Murphy, is all but written in stone. The checklists Briefer uses year after year to plan the 25th reunion remind her to schedule a meeting with Murphy and Cavalier President Joan Libby in mid-winter...
Harvard's subsidy to the 25th reunion, according to Briefer, is about $1 million a year. The gift donated this year by the Harvard class of 1968 will approach $6 million, according to reunion gift co-chair David H. "Zack" Taylor...
Professionals like Briefer and Jellis spend the money and work out the details of the party, but the reunions' "profits" are made by alumni themselves, who volunteer to hold dinners, make phone calls and stroke egos to raise big bucks for the College...