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...first mixing job at Harvard, Murphy tended bar for the Class of 1914 reunion in 1950. "They graduated the year I was born," Murphy said. Murphy added that every subsequent year he worked for the class one specific member promised to make him an honorary member of the class the following year...
...drank the most at the 15th reunion," Alfred Thomas '26 said at yesterday's gathering. "Now, we're drinking about the same amount that we did at the 25th. Then, I didn't see anyone who was drunk, but at the 15th I saw plenty who were," Thomas added...
Bateson and Jaeger held an evaluation meeting in which the general consensus was that the trip had been a success, and the International School deserved to continue indefinitely. Jaeger promised an alumni reunion at some future date aboard a cruise ship and suggest a short two-week excursion through the Caribbean...
...dream on. Lawyers for the four Beatles had uncommonly long, closed meetings most of last week in Los Angeles, and were adamant about discussing none of the details. A West Coast promoter and part-time Barnum named Bill Sargent has offered the group $50 million for a reunion. Said Paul: "The only way the Beatles would come together is if we wanted to do something musically." The others say nothing. It has been this way since the group disbanded, brush fires of hope fanned a little, then stamped...
...reunion would be particularly wrenching for McCartney just as he is enjoying his first full success since the breakup. It might not be easier for anyone else either. Jenny Brandt, a 17-year-old McCartney fan, said it best as she waited to get into the Philadelphia concert. "Wings is doing good on its own, even though it'll never be the same as the Beatles. But I don't want them to get back together. It would be a super-let down. They could never produce the music they once did. It's a different...