Word: reunions
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Harvard's countless alumni returned to Cambridge for their traditional reunions, a different kind of reunion marked the 30th anniversary of the Dudley Co-op last weekend...
...honor of today's 25th reunion, The Crimson dug up these quotes from the newspaper's staff editorials of 25 years ago. The more things change...
...Mercedes roared up to the Summerland Hotel, carrying Diplomats Marcel Carton and Marcel Fontaine and Journalist Jean-Paul Kauffmann, who had been held captive since 1985. Syrian security forces hustled the men to Beirut International Airport, and by the next morning they arrived in Paris for a joyous reunion with their families...
...Reunion attempts both to capture the immediacy of those old crises and to give them retrospective meaning. Unfortunately, the author has a somewhat blinkered sense of self-awareness. He rightly credits the student movement with helping to raise the nation's consciousness on such issues as black civil rights and the Viet Nam War. But error, for the most part, is acknowledged through gritted teeth. Reunion contains a breathlessly credulous account of his 1965 visit to Hanoi, replete with references to the pride and dignity of the North Vietnamese. In an afterthought, Hayden admits that he was "blind...
College ID cards alone had been accepted at the Reunion at the Union Given this precedent and the publication itself, we feel our marshals acted inappropriately. To be told at the door of The Links Club that we should have known to bring identification other than our Harvard IDs, either demonstrates our representatives' inefficiency in checking with the Club's policy or their ignorance as to the information contained in the official event descriptions...