Harvard-Radcliffe Class of 1973 35th Reunion Final Program
Wednesday, June 4—Sunday, June 8, 2008
Class of 1973 35th Reunion Committee
Lee Allen Rex Mason Ken Bartels Mike Mayer Kevin Benjamin Peter Mazareas Bob Bowie Rick Melvoin Donna Brorby Walter Mercer Brian Butler Walter Morris Phyllis Carr Carl Muller Kimball Chen Jerry Murphy Charlotte Crane Mike Murr Kevin Crane Roger Myerson Elaine Denniston Ned Notis-McConarty Terry Downes Ryan O'Connell Marion Dry Steve Oesterle Roger Ferguson Meredith Palmer Shanti Fry Patricia Potter David Griffin Laurie Quarles Nat Guild Louise Reid Ritchie John Hagerty Jim Rowe Jeff Herrmann Nick Sakellariadis Tony Hill Patti Saris Terry Hunt Tom Schneider Rich Kelly Eric Smith David Kenney Bruce Southworth Frank Lightmas Sarah Payne Stuart Michael Luskin Evan Thomas Yeou-Chang Ma Larry Vincent Tim Maguire Seth Waxman Tom Mahoney Sandy Weissent Stan Mark
GENERAL REUNION INFORMATION
REUNION HEADQUARTERS AND MESSAGE CENTER
The Class of 1973 Reunion Headquarters will be in the Quincy House Junior Common Room (in New Quincy). Headquarters will serve as a message and information center and a general gathering place throughout the week. It will be open daily from 7:00 am to midnight and staffed by student coordinators Chris Carlson ‘10 and Nicolai Schwarzkopf ‘11. Drop in and see what’s going on and check the bulletin boards regularly for announcements and personal messages. Anyone wishing to leave you a phone message may do so by calling Headquarters from 7:00 am until midnight each day. Messages will be posted on the board. In the event of an emergency, messages will be delivered to your room and Reunion staff will try to find you at an event. At times when Headquarters is not staffed, emergency messages can reach you through the Harvard Police Department at (617) 495-1212.
Headquarters Phone Numbers: (617) 495-7805 or (617) 495-7806
Please feel free to call Headquarters if you need any assistance during your stay on campus. A list of Classmates, spouses, widows/ers and guests attending the Reunion and their room assignments is available at Headquarters. Please ask a staff member, they would be happy to tell you where your friends are being housed.
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PARKING AND TRANSPORTATION
Round trip transportation is provided for all off- campus events. The times printed in this program are exact departure times. Please be on time. If you have limited mobility, please make arrangements at Headquarters for transportation via the Reunion vans.
During the Reunion, complimentary parking is available in the Harvard Athletic Area. If you are a daily commuter going to Reunion Headquarters at Quincy House from the parking area and no shuttle is waiting, call Headquarters at (617) 495- 7805 (or 7806) and a student driver will pick you up. Transportation back to the parking area can be arranged through the student coordinators at Quincy JCR.
EMERGENCY PHONES
Emergency phones (each marked by a blue light) are placed across campus. The blue-light phones are your swiftest means of summoning 24 hour emergency aid. Pushing the red button will connect you directly to the University Police Office. Because every room does not have a phone, be sure to notice the emergency telephone nearest to your assigned house when you check in. The House Superintendent’s office (open 24 hours a day) also has phones. If you are at a University phone, but not at a blue-light phone, you can reach the Harvard Police by dialing 5-1212 or the University Health Service Urgent Care Unit at 5-5711. (If you are not calling from a
3 GENERAL REUNION INFORMATION University phone, dial (617) 495-1212 or (617) 495-5711).
MEDICAL SERVICES
Harvard Health Services at Holyoke Center, 75 Mount Auburn Street, will provide medical coverage on a fee-for-service basis (your insurance company will be billed if appropriate). Medical and surgical services are available daily from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm on the main floor. Please call (617) 495-5711 (5-5711 on campus phones) or enter the building through the pedestrian arcade. At all other hours, medical staff is on duty at the emergency entrance, ground level, accessed from the ramp between Holyoke and Dunster Streets. Your Reunion badge is your identification for admission to the clinic. Medical transportation is also available by calling (617) 495-5711.
BADGES AND TICKETS
Your name badge is your admission ticket to all meals and events, please wear it at all times.
Members of the Class of 1973 who registered for Thursday morning will receive tickets for Commencement and the Afternoon Exercises when they register. NOTE: All Classmates will need tickets to gain entry to the Yard for the morning Commencement exercises. Security will be very tight in the Yard on Commencement Day. Please avoid bringing large bags into the Yard and be prepared to pass through a security check. Guests of the Class of 1973 may
4 GENERAL REUNION INFORMATION watch the Morning Exercises in the Science Center.
Friday’s Radcliffe Association Annual Luncheon is a ticketed event. You must have pre-registered for this event. If you did so, your tickets are in your registration packet. The alternate 1973 lunch is in the Murr Center Indoor Tennis Courts.
HOUSING AND HOSPITALITY ROOMS
We hope you will be comfortable in your assigned rooms. Upon arrival, you should find your rooms tidy, with beds made and fresh towels on hand, as well as soap, bath mats, water glasses, and trash bags. Housekeeping is limited to daily trash collection (place trash outside your door for pick-up). You may exchange towels for fresh ones at the Quincy House JCR.
Seniors awaiting graduation will be occupying some neighboring rooms in the River Houses, and you will be sharing the dorms with families of the 50th and 25th Reunion classes. If noise or untidiness are making your stay uncomfortable, please inform the Headquarters Desk at Quincy House.
Lost your key or swipe card? Maintenance problems in your dorm room? During the hours when headquarters is closed, please call (617) 496-9370. The security guard there will be able to assist you.
For those not staying overnight, there will be two Hospitality Rooms in Quincy House in which to freshen up, rest, or change clothes. Check at
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TIPPING
Undergraduates who are earning money for at least part of their college expenses will assist you to and from your rooms with your luggage upon your arrival and departure. We suggest tipping $2 per bag and $1 per trip if using the shuttle vans. You will find an envelope in your registration packet for gratuities. Because the bellhops and drivers pool their tips, we encourage you to drop this envelope off at Headquarters before you depart. Please contact Headquarters if you need errands run or additional assistance. Tipping students for extra services performed is appropriate and appreciated.
CHECK-OUT
When you leave, student bellhops will again assist you with your luggage. If you drove, buses and vans will shuttle you back to the parking area. Please leave your room keys and swipe cards in your room. Please check your room for all belongings before you leave, as it is difficult to retrieve items left in the rooms after the Reunion. We suggest that you allow plenty of time to reach your final destination due to the heavy volume of traffic that week in the Cambridge area, especially on Commencement Day. You must vacate your rooms no later than 11:30 am on Sunday, June 8th. All Reunion staff go off duty at that time and will no longer be able to assist you. There will be a place to store luggage at the 25th Reunion Headquarters at PBHA until 2:00 pm
6 GENERAL REUNION INFORMATION that day. If you need a taxi to go to the airport or train station, there is a list of phone numbers available at Headquarters.
SPORTS AND ATHLETIC FACILITIES
Weight equipment, exercise machines and a swimming pool are available at the Malkin Athletic Center (the old IAB) during the reunion. Exercise room hours are as follows: Thursday 7:00 am-9 pm, Friday, 7:00 am-7 pm, Saturday 8 am-4 pm. The MAC pool will be open on Thursday and Friday from 7 am-5 pm and Saturday from 9am-12pm. Hemenway hours are as follows: Thursday 6:00 am-7:00 pm, Friday 6:00 am-5:00 pm, Saturday and Sunday 9:00 am- 7:00 pm. Blodgett pool will also be open during the reunion Thursday and Friday from 11:30 am- 10:30 pm, and Saturday and Sunday from 12-6 pm. Joggers and walkers will find the paths along the Charles River ideal.
LIBRARY AND MUSEUM PRIVLEGES
Your reunion badge allows you access to Harvard’s art and science museums. For any six days during the year, including the Reunion, alumni may use books in the Widener and Pusey libraries without a fee. If you wish to borrow a book you may apply to do so at the Privileges Desk in Widener Library.
CLASS PHOTOGRAPH
The class photo will be taken Friday afternoon at 3:50 pm on the steps of Widener Library.
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Representatives from FayFoto, a professional photography service, will be available to take orders for class photos at that time, or you may take an order form with you and mail it to FayFoto directly. If you would like to order photographs after the reunion you may contact FayFoto at (617) 267-2000.
Class Photo TAKE TWO! Will be on Saturday, June 7th at 1:00 pm on the Widener Steps for those who missed out on the Friday photograph.
AA MEETINGS
Open meetings of AA and Al-Anon are held daily in Harvard Square. Listings are available at the Reunion headquarters.
SMOKING
Smoking is not allowed in any University building.
INTERNET ACCESS
There are computers with internet access available around campus as well as several stations where laptops can be used. Please check your registration packet for more information.
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Cambridge and Boston Area Options for Free Time
Shopping: The Harvard Coop 1400 Massachusetts Avenue Harvard Square
CambridgeSide Galleria First Street, Cambridge Red Line to Kendall/MIT, shuttle bus in front of the MIT Coop or connect to the Green Line at Park Street to Lechmere
Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market Dock Square, Boston Red Line to Park Street, Green Line to Government Center
Copley Place Huntington Avenue, Boston Red Line to Park Street, Green Line to Copley
Local Area Museums:
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum 280 The Fenway, Boston Hours: 11:00am-5:00pm T-Sun Cost: Adults $10 Weekdays, $11 Weekends, College Students $5 with ID
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 465 Huntington Avenue, Boston Hours: 10:00am-9:45pm W-F, 10:00am- 4:45pm Sat/Sun. Cost: Adults $15,
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Students $13, Children $6.50
Harvard Museums:
Admission to Harvard Museums is free with your reunion badge. Museums are open 9:00am-5:00pm.
Busch-Reisinger Museum 32 Quincy Street, Cambridge
Fogg Art Museum 32 Quincy Street, Cambridge
Harvard Museum of Natural History 26 Oxford Street, Cambridge
Peabody Museum 11 Divinity Avenue, Cambridge
Sackler Museum 485 Broadway, Cambridge
Recreational Opportunities:
Cambridge Are Bike Rental Shops
Cambridge Cycle 259 Massachusetts Avenue Near Central Square Bike rentals for $25/day (617) 875-6555
Bicycle Exchange 2067 Massachusetts Avenue Near Porter Square
10 GENERAL REUNION INFORMATION Bike rentals for $20/day (617) 864-1300
ATA Cycle 1173 Massachusetts Avenue Near Porter Square Bike rentals for $25/day (617) 357-0907
11 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 2008 REUNION SCHEDULE 10:00 am Radcliffe Association Annual Meeting Agassiz Theater, Radcliffe Yard
1:00 pm Registration begins Quincy House Junior Common Room
1:30 pm-2:30 pm Lowell Bells Tour The last opportunity see the Lowell Bells before they head back to Russia! Meet at Quincy House at 1:15 to walk over as a group
3:00 pm-5:00 pm Charles Riverboat Cruise Boat will pick up and drop off at the Newell Boat House. Please be prompt.
4:00 pm -6:00 pm GLBT Open House Grays Hall Common Room Open House for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Classmates from the 25th, 35th, and 50th Reunion Classes
4:00 pm -6:00 pm HRO Play Along Concert Lowell Lecture Hall Join past and present members of the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra for an informal play along concert. All alums and their guests are encouraged to bring their musical instruments and join in, or just sit and enjoy the sounds of some wonderful music made by classmates and current students.
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6:00 pm-10:00 pm Welcome Cocktails and Grazing Dinner Winthrop House, Gore Courtyard
6:00 pm-10:00 pm Orientation for Children’s Program. If you have enrolled your child/ren in the 25th Reunion Children’s Program, please see your Children’s Program Final Guide for the time and location of your child’s orientation. Your child/ren may eat with you at Winthrop House before orientation.
8:00 pm Harvard Band and Glee Club Concert Tercentenary Theater
10:00 pm-12:00 am Cocktails, Coffee & Conversation Quincy House Courtyard
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NOTE: All Classmates will need tickets to gain entry into the Yard for the morning Commencement Exercises. Please avoid bringing large bags and be prepared for security checks. All spouses and guests of the class may watch the Morning Exercises in the Science Center.
7:00 am-8:15 am Breakfast under the tent in front of Annenberg
8:15 am Procession forms between University Hall and Johnston Gate for the Morning Exercises. 35th Reunion classmates assemble in front of Harvard Hall, near the pump. Entrance to the Yard through Thayer Gate or Wadsworth Gate. Classmates only. Please be prompt. You must have a ticket. All 1973 spouses and guests can view the Exercises on closed circuit TV in the Science Center or on Cambridge cable channel 54.
11:30 am Cocktails and lunch Faculty Club Cocktails will be on the patio in front of the Club. If you have requested a vegetarian or kosher meal please ask your server.
1:45 pm The Alumni Procession forms in the Sever Quadrangle next to Robinson Hall. Aides will direct you to the march line from lunch. Spouses and guests are welcome to march with you.
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2:30 pm The Harvard Alumni Association Annual Meeting and Afternoon Exercises Tercentenary Theater Speakers include Drew Gilpin Faust, Harvard University President and Lincoln Professor of History and Ms. J.K. Rowling, author of the world-renowned “Harry Potter” series.
4:15 pm-6:30 pm Wigglesworth Practice Room, Basement of D Entry Practice session for the men’s and women’s choirs performing during the reunion as follows:
4:15 pm-5:15 pm Women 5:15 pm-6:15 pm Men 6:15 pm Sarah Ulerick
5:00 pm-6:00 pm Brunello Wine Tasting with Classmate and Master of Wine, Bill Nesto Maxwell Dworkin Room 119
5:00 pm Harvard Gay & Lesbian Caucus Annual Commencement Dinner Lowell House, 10 Holyoke Place Cocktails at 5:00 pm, Dinner and 7:00 pm, Speaking Program at 8:00 pm $55 per person for dinner (cocktails and speaking program are free, advanced dinner reservations required) Register at http://hglc.org/dinner.html
The Harvard Gay & Lesbian Caucus Annual Commencement Dinner welcomes alumni/ae, faculty, staff, students, and their guests. Guest speaker Brian Graden, MBA ‘89, President of Logo, MTV’s LGBT 15 THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2008 CONTINUED network, will discuss the relationship between the LGBT community and the media.
6:00 pm-10:00 pm 1973 Dinner and Night at the Movies!
Dinner will be a Lobster Bake in the Holden Chapel Tents followed by a “Night at the Movies” in Science Center B at 8:00 pm. Classmates Paul Petschek and Tony Hill will show a video that captures the essence of our time at Harvard and the 1970’s. The presentation will be followed by a panel discussion featuring Classmates Donna Brown, Paul Petschek, Mike Scragow and Wilt Stillman who will speak and then take questions from the audience. Moderated by Tony Hill.
10:00 pm-12:00 am Cocktails, Coffee & Conversation Quincy House Courtyard
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(Please note: Events posted in italics are scheduled parts of Radcliffe Day, Radcliffe’s annual alumnae day. All classmates, both Harvard and Radcliffe, are invited to attend. You must pre-register for the Radcliffe luncheon)
6:00 am-7:00 am Quincy SCR Yoga with Sharon Tisher, beginners welcome!
7:00 am-9:00 am Breakfast in Quincy House
8:30 am-10:00 am 1973 Symposium The Supreme Court and the War on Terror Paine Hall-Music Building Panelists: Jack Goldsmith, Sven Holmes ‘73, Juliette Kayyem ’91, and Gerald Neuman ‘73 Moderator: Seth Waxman ‘73
9:00 am-9:45 am Radcliffe Commemorative Service Memorial Church
10:15 am-12:30 pm Radcliffe Association Awards Symposium, Loeb Drama Center “What Are the Challenges, Risks, and Obligations for Women in 2008 and Beyond?”
Panelists include: Margaret Kemeny ‘68, Anne H. Manson ‘83, Francine C. Prose ‘68, AM ‘69
10:15 am-11:45 am 1973 Symposium How to Age Gracefully to 100
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Paine Hall—Music Building Panelists: Stanton Gerson ‘73, Thomas Mustoe ‘73, Steve Oesterle ‘73, Patricia Potter ’73, Daniel Rich ‘73, Gail Sullivan ‘73 and Bob Waldinger ‘73
12:00 pm Buses from Oxford Street to the Athletic Area
12:30 pm-2:00 pm Class of 1973 Luncheon and Athletics Panel Athletics Today: Driven Kids, Over-involved Parents, Pro Sports as Entertainment...Where Does College Athletics Fit in? Murr Center Indoor Tennis Courts Panelists: James Brown ‘73, Bill Fitzsimmons ‘67, Bob Scalise and Rick Wolf ‘73 Moderator: Rick Melvoin ‘73
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12:45 pm Radcliffe Institute Annual Luncheon Radcliffe Yard Tent Remarks by Barbara J. Grosz, interim Dean of Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study Keynote address by Donna E. Shalala, president of the University of Miami, former United States Secretary of Health and Human Services, and 2008 Radcliffe Institute Medal recipient
2:00 pm Buses from the Athletic Area to Quincy Street
2:30 pm Class of 1973 Memorial Service Memorial Church in Harvard Yard
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All family and friends of ‘73 are warmly invited
3:50 pm Class Photograph on the steps of Widener
5:00 pm-6:00 pm Bordeaux Wine Tasting with Classmates Bill Nesto and John Laird Maxwell Dworkin Room 119
5:00 pm-7:45 pm Cocktails and Dinner Annenberg Dining Hall
7:30 pm Harvard Hillel, 52 Mt. Auburn Street Orthodox and Conservative Services followed by a free, festive Reunion Shabbat Dinner and dessert reception at 8:30pm. Reservations required to Linda Mulligan at (617) 495-4695 x221 or [email protected].
8:00 pm-10:00 pm 1973 Cabaret Sanders Theatre Featuring the S.L.U.G. Queen Sarah Ulerick, contralto Marion Dry, blue guitarist Jerome Harris, Yeou-Chang Ma and Katharine Flanders Mukherji on strings, Michael Loo, Lobster Rick Grosvernor, the all-naked men’s choir and many, many more!
10:00 pm-12:00 am Nightcaps and Conversation Queen’s Head Pub
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6:00 am-7:00 am Quincy SCR Yoga with Sharon Tisher, beginners welcome!
7:00 am-9:00 am Breakfast in Quincy House
9:00 am Harvard Hillel, 52 Mt. Auburn Street Orthodox and Worship and Study (Conservative) Prayer Services, followed immediately by a interminyan Kiddush in the Hillel courtyard.
9:15 am-10:00 am A Conversation with Drew Gilpin Faust, Harvard University President and Lincoln Professor of History Science Center B
10:15 am-11:45 am 1973 Symposium America’s Role In A Changing World Science Center B Moderated by: Nobel Prize Winner Roger Myerson Panelists: Col. James Bayley ‘73, Ambassador Peter W. Galbraith ‘73, Ambassador Hussain Haqqani, Roger B. Myerson ‘73
12:00 pm-1:15 pm BBQ Lunch in the Holden Chapel Tents
1:00 pm Class Photo, Take Two! Widener Steps Missed the photo on Friday? Just want to be in
20 SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 2008, CONTINUED another one? Stop on by!
1:30 pm-2:15 pm Class Questionnaire (Coffee with Wally) Science Center B
2:00 pm-5:00 pm Harvardwood Reunion Mixer Tommy Doyle’s 96 Winthrop Street RSVP not required (but appreciated): www.harvardwood.org Come one, come all to the second annual Harvardwood Reunion Mixer! Boston-based alums, folks in town for reunion week, current students—all are welcome to join us for food, drink, and general merriment. Harvardwood is an organization for students, alums, faculty and staff working (or strongly interested) in the arts, media and entertainment. For more information please visit : www.harvardwood.org
2:00 pm-4:00 pm Joint LGBT event for the 5th, 10th, 15th, 20th, 25th and 35th Reunion Classes John Harvard Brew House 33 Dunster Street
2:30 pm-4:00 pm Tour of SEAS, the Unofficial Hahvahd Tour and the 60 Walker Street Reunion. Please meet at the following locations for the tours:
SEAS Lobby of Maxwell Dworkin After a presentation by Dean Venky we will break into smaller groups for a tour. Confirmed
21 SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 2008, CONTINUED stops on the tour include Professor Rob Wood's lab who are doing groundbreaking work on micro robotics, the instructional labs that house large equipment utilized by a variety of professors and classes and possibly the robot soccer practice area, the bio-engineering labs and the lab of a professor that works in visual and innovative computing. Each tour stop will include a 10 - 15 minute presentation by the professor or post-doc.
Unofficial Hahvahd Tour Johnston Gate
60 Walker Street Reunion Briggs Common Room, Cabot House C Entry
3:00 pm-5:00 pm Annual Harvard University Muslim Alumni (HUMA) Reunion & Commencement Event Grays Hall Junior Common Room, Harvard Yard
3:00 pm-5:00 pm Harvard-Radcliffe Christian Fellowship/Asian- American Christian Fellowship Alumni Reunion. 20 Banks St. (off Mt. Auburn near Mather House)
3:00 pm-5:00 pm The Harvard Veterans Alumni Organization, an HAA Shared Interest Group, invites all members of the Harvard Community who are serving, or have served, in the Armed Forces of the United States to gather for a casual “meet and greet” at the outdoor Legal Seafood's Bar, next to the Charles Hotel. Visit www.harvardveterans.org for more information.
3:00 pm-6:00 pm
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Annual Harvard Black Alumni Society Reunion Reception Boylston Hall, Ticknor Lounge, Harvard Yard Free of charge; registration encouraged Register at http://hbasonline.org/en/cev/?67 This year we welcome the Classes of ‘73, ‘83, ‘88, ‘93, ‘98 and ‘03 to join us for an afternoon of socializing and entertainment.
3:00 pm-6:00 pm Entrepreneurs, Straus Hall Common Room The Harvard Alumni Entrepreneurs invite you to a wine and cheese reception. This is an opportunity for like- minded creative alumni to meet, swap war stories, and generally unwind in a social setting. The Harvard Alumni Entrepreneurs is the very popular Share Interest Group, sanctioned by the HAA, that, among its programs, hosts the annual reception at reunion time for the benefit of our more distant alumni. Our web site is: www.harvard-startups.org
3:30 pm The Holden Choirs (Harvard-Radcliffe Collegium Musicum, Harvard Glee Club, and Radcliffe Choral Society) will hold their annual Commencement Weekend Alumni Sing in Paine Hall, with Dr. Jameson Marvin conducting Mozart’s C-Minor Mass. The sing will be preceded by the HRCM Foundation’s annual meeting at 3:00 pm. All HRCM alumni are welcome to attend the meeting, and all alums from the three groups are cordially invited to the sing.
4:00 pm-7:00 pm Free time/naps/catch up with friends
4:00 pm-5:30 pm Reception for Alumni of WHRB 23 SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 2008, CONTINUED
Basement of Pennypacker Hall, 389 Harvard Street A block beyond the old Freshman Union (now the Barker Center). Take cement ramp between brick buildings. Refreshments, group photo. For more information: (617) 495-WHRB (or, 5-WHRB from any Harvard phone).
4:30 pm-5:30 pm Boylston Hall, Room 105 Reading by Ellie Bryant
Louella Bryant’s book, While In Darkness There Is Light (forthcoming with Black Lawrence Press) chronicles the story of three men who dropped out of college in 1970 and started a farm commune in Australia. Among the hundreds who visited Rosebud Farm were Harry Reynolds ‘73 and Charlie Dean (UNC ‘72), who was killed in Laos in 1974. The book’s forward is penned by Charlie’s brother, Howard Dean.
4:30 pm-5:30 pm The Phillips Brooks House in Harvard Yard invites all alumni to an Open House celebrating the Phillips Brooks House Association. Cocktails and hors d’oeuvres will be served, and there will be a brief presentation by PBHA alumni at 5:00 pm. PBHA Student President Angelico Razon ‘08 and Executive Director Gene Corbin M.P.A. ‘01 will be on hand to provide an update on recent PBHA activities.
7:00 pm-12:00 am Class of 1973 Dinner Dance Dinner in the Radcliffe Yard Tent with dancing in the Radcliffe Gym. Entertainment by the ‘73 (and thereabout) Kroks, Sundance and the Motel Kings 24 SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 2008 8:00 am-11:00 am Farewell Brunch in Quincy House
8:30 am-10:30 am Join the Class of 1983 for a morning ride! The ride will depart from the Murr tennis courts, head out to Concord and return around 10:30 am. Sign up by emailing Sarah Cortes ’83 at [email protected]. Bike helmet required. Bike rental including helmet is available from Belmont Wheelworks at 617-484-9247, cost is $10 per person.
This bike ride is run with the assistance of HUCA (the Harvard University Cycling Association). HUCA riders will show the way, assist with flats and follow in a sag wagon in case of mishap.
10:00 am Shuttles will start running from Quincy House to the reunion parking in the athletic area
11:30 am Reunion ends, headquarters closes. Please check out and vacate rooms by this time.
2:00 pm Luggage can be stored in Phillips Brooks House until 2:00 pm ONLY!
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35th Reunion Headquarters: Quincy House JCR
(617) 495-7805 or (617) 495-7806