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What Do I Need to Know About My Class of 1983 Reunion Party on Friday Night at D.E.C We are excited to welcome you back to the Hilltop for Reunion Weekend, November 1-4, 2018. Take note of this important information prior to your arrival. What do I need to know about my Class of 1983 reunion party on Friday night at d.e.c. on Dragon? d.e.c. on Dragon 1414 Dragon Street * Dallas, Texas 75207 8:30 - 11:00 p.m. Heavy appetizers, two drink tickets and full cash bar * casual attire * DJ * Valet parking is available in front of venue, or consider shared-ride options Registered prior to October 29? Simply give your name at the on-site check-in table. We will distribute your pre-printed name tags. No registration prior to October 30? Visit smu.edu/classparty to purchase a ticket for your class party. Show your confirmation page at the on-site check-in table. We will provide blank name tags for you. Step in and enjoy the party. Walk-ups: Please use smu.edu/classparty to register and pay prior to your arrival. We will also accept cash and checks on-site after you complete a short registration form. Where do I park for campus activities? Saturday game day – Complimentary parking is available at Mockingbird Station (5665 East Mockingbird Lane) east of North Central Expressway with shuttle service to campus. Cash lots also are available on campus. Where do I pick up my reunion name tags? Reunion nametags will be available on Friday, November 2, at your Friday night undergraduate class party. Where are Saturday’s reunion tents located? Reunion Village on the Boulevard is located on the Clements Hall lawn, near Hughes-Trigg Student Center. Join us for game day food and beverage, children’s activities and more! Simply check in at the front tables. Please note TABC rules require you to present your photo ID to TABC staff in order to acquire a wristband before consuming alcohol on the Boulevard. Where are my seats at the football game? Your pre-purchased football tickets you may pick them up at the Will Call office on the north side of the football stadium. If you have not purchased football tickets, please visit smu.edu/reuniongame. Please note game day policies regarding bags and purses inside Ford Stadium: All bags must be clear plastic, vinyl or PVC and may not exceed 12x6x12 inches. Bags may be one-gallon clear plastic freezer bags. Small clutch bags, approximately the size of a person's hand, are permitted. Any bags that do not meet these guidelines are prohibited. For complete rules, visit smumustangs.com/gameday. Reunion Weekend, November 1-4, 2018 Visit smu.edu/homecoming for more details. Other Campus Activities Thursday, November 1 Distinguished Alumni Awards Celebration o At 7 p.m. on SMU’s historic main quadrangle, celebrate Pierce M. Allman ’54, Kelvin Beachum, Jr. ’10, ‘12 Tucker S. Bridwell ’73, ’74 and Jane Chu ‘81. Visit smu.edu/daa for tickets. Friday, November 2 Undergraduate Reunion Class Parties o See details on the opposite page for more information. Guests who register prior to October 29 can simply share their name with the reunion volunteers at the party. To join the fun after October 30, please visit smu.edu/classparty to register. Show your confirmation page to volunteers at the entrance. Although on-site registration will be available by cash or check, please register and pay online prior to your arrival to avoid long lines and filling out information by hand. Dedman School of Law Class Reunion Party o Celebration party for Dedman Law classes of ’53, ’58, ’63, ’68, ’73, ’78, ’83, ’88, ’93,’ 98, ’03, ’08, ’13 at the Dallas Museum of Art. For more information or to register, visit smu.edu/homecoming. Saturday, November 3 Homecoming Parade on the Boulevard o This time-honored tradition with floats, music and other entertainment begins three hours before kickoff. This year’s theme is “A Timeless Tradition”. Reunion Village on the Boulevard o Stop by a special tent on the Boulevard located on Clements Lawn for reunion-year alumni and their guests to enjoy children’s activities, beverages and more! Pre-registration is recommended at smu.edu/reunion. Football Game: SMU vs. University of Houston o Tickets available at smu.edu/reuniongame Mustang Mini Reunions Getting together with specific groups or friends? Contact us at smu.edu/homecoming to add your gathering to our website. Campus Exhibits Enjoy free admission all weekend at SMU’s Pollock Gallery in Hughes-Trigg Student Center, the Elizabeth Perkins Prothro Galleries inside Bridwell Library, Heritage Hall in Loyd All Sport Center and the Meadows Museum. DanielSMU Ave REUNION WEEKENDDaniel Ave NOVEMBER 1–4, 2018 University Blvd University Dallas Hall 1 Robert S. Robert Ln Hyer McFarlin Blvd McFarlin Dyer St 3 Airline Rd SMU Blvd Binkley Ave 2 Ownby Dr Ownby Bush Ave 4 Schlegel St Bishop Blvd Ford Stadium Hillcrest Ave Hillcrest Mockingbird Ln THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1 3 REUNION VILLAGE ON THE BOULEVARD 1 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARDS Two hours before kickoff, Lawn of Clements Hall 7 p.m., Historic Main Quad 4 MUSTANG FOOTBALL SMU Mustangs vs Houston Cougars SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3 Gerald J. Ford Stadium Game time to be announced 2 HOMECOMING PARADE Three hours before kickoff, Bishop Boulevard.
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