Word: reunioner
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...violent attacks against the Hon. Richard M. Nixon. Such reprehensible acts do not in any manner express the feeling of the Venezuelan people, because they were carried out by hoodlums and irresponsible teenagers, mostly juvenile delinquents, who have taken abusive advantage of the climate of freedom of expression and reunion that has marked all the acts of the provisional government of this country. I am deeply saddened...
...record total of alumni will return to the University to attend their Twenty-fifth Reunion this year if Mid-May enrollment figures are any indication of the final number of graduates who will revisit Cambridge in June...
Thus far, approximately 1413 members of the Class of 1933 and their families have written the University that they will come back to the city for the five-day re-union period beginning June 8. Members of the Reunion Committee estimate that the total should reach 1600 by the end of the week...
With its macabre lighting and with Peter Brook's often eloquent staging, The Visit is as incredible and surrealist, yet as bluntly precise and compelling, as a dream. Right in the midst of her demands for his death, Claire will have a woodsy, almost idyllic reunion with her betrayer. The play's harsh power lies in just such incongruity, in its consistent theatricality, in its mingling of batlike symbolic figures with small-town burghers and clods, in what it graphically evokes but never exactly defines. Is it Schill, for example, that the townspeople finally kill...
...flee yearly to the Provinces. It would seem that a far greater participation in the Fund could be assured if Harvard increased the number of its agents to include at least one from each House, and adopted a regional organization for its solicitation, as is done before the 25th reunion...