Word: reunioner
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Changes in admissions policies of Harvard, and Radcliffe since 1933, was obviously the subject which most interested the 25th reunion class-the majority of whom have children approaching college...
...brief respite from a quarter century of Puritan austerity, the Class of '33 embarks today on a four-day 25th Reunion embellished with straw hats, class ties, plastic badges, and special parking privileges, courtesy of the Cambridge Police Department...
Estimated to be the largest reunion in Harvard history, the 25th will run a week's gamut of luncheons, tours, concerts, wining and dining, and sports from swimming to golf--with social head-quarters at the Hasty Pudding-Institute...
...last audience in America to which I would make a serious address would be a reunion of college graduates. In such reunions men honoring the ancient shrines of learning with one accord breathe one prayer: 'Make me a sophomore just for tonight.' And few prayers are more unfailingly answered...
...program ror Reunion Week, 1958, shows the marked tendency for the alumnus to use the week in Cambridge to reacquaint himself with the educational, as well as the "extra-curricular," aspect of his college days. Forums on the Soviet Union, space travel, and the place of the humanities in the scientific age demonstrate at once the increased seriousness of the Reunioners and the topics which may have encouraged this seriousness...