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...University subsidizes 60 percent of the $905,000 cost of the top three reunions--the 25th, 35th and 50th, says Marion R. Briefer, associate for major reunions. The other reunions are paid for in full by the participants, she says...
...members of the Class of '61 can bring as many family members as they want to stay in the Yard, eat food catered by Harvard, and partake in the University-funded festivities. "We don't charge extra [for children] because we want to encourage families to come," says Briefer. Widows and their families are admitted free of charge, adds Briefer...
...biggest costs of the week are Harvard-provided meals, outings to the country club and child care, Briefer says...
Twenty-fifth reunioners pay $560 for theirwhole families, and they can bring as many oftheir children as they want, while those alumniattending their 35th and 50th reunions pay $280for themselves and an escort, according to MarionR. Briefer, associate for major reunions...
...eminent attorney collapses of an apparent heart attack. A canny elder discovers that the death was murder by poison, then proves that the killing is linked to a point of law. The villain is dragged in from relative obscurity near the end, and the summing-up could be briefer. But the characters are portrayed with wickedly informed satire, and by the rueful conclusion, Murphy has exhibited more than enough potential to do for the legal world what the tongue-in-cheek Emma Lathen mysteries have done to demystify investment banking...