Yale REUNIONS 2014

Class of 1964 I May 29-June 1, 2014 I Reunion Headquarters 5oth Welcome

March 2014

To the Class of 1964:

Welcome! and the Association of Yale Alumni send warmest greetings and invite you and your spouses, partners, families and guests to New Haven this spring to celebrate your 5oth Reunion.

Your class volunteers have been working hard and are pleased to offer a wide array of programs and activities throughout the reunion. The University and AYA would like to congratulate and thankthe following individuals for their achievements in planning this weekend: Tony Lavely, Class Secretary, Chip Brennan, Class Treasurer, and Chris Getman, Waldo Johnston and Pete Putzel, Reunion Tri-Chairs. Reunions would not be possible without the dedication and hard work of these volunteers.

Tal<:e advantage of your time on campus to explore what is new at Yale as the University continues to renovate buildings and introduce new ones to the revitalized New Haven landscape. Come to hear fabulous lectures, come to engage in stimulating conversations over expertly prepared meals, come to experience once again the camaraderie of your classmates.

Most of all, come to celebrate with your friends and families. The most important ingredient for a memorable reunion is you! Your presence will mal<:e all the difference.

Boola boola!

Mark R. Dollhopf '77 Executive Director Association of Yale Alumni

Yale REUNIONS 2014

Getting Started ...... page 2 Housing & Hotel ...... page 10

Class Reunion Schedule ...... page 3 Common �estions ...... page 12 Special Events ...... page 6

General & Travel Info ...... page 8 Accessibility & Special Needs information is included on pages 8 and 10. Register online: www.aya.yale.edu/reunions I www. face book. com/YaleCollegeReunions

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The preliminary schedule on the follow­ > �1estions not answered here? Call > Registration Form ing pages includes events planned the Reunion Information line: Please return by mail or fax at your especially for the Class of 1964, as well (203) 432-2110, weekdays, earliest convenience. Or register as events for all classes planned by the 8:30 am - 5 pm. Or e-mail us: online at www.aya.yale.edu/reunions. Association of Yale Alumni (AYA) and [email protected]. > Reunion Map cultural centers. Pages 6 - 7 feature > Reservations may be made by mail, Please make special note of parking other campus events including museum by fax or online (we are unable to information. An accessibility map is exhibits and religious services. take phone reservations). For secure also available online or by contacting Please check the reunion Web site and online registration, go to: AYA. Facebook page frequently - we will www.aya.yale.edu/reunions. Visitor access to some facilities be adding information throughout the > In keeping with Yale's readiness including residential colleges may be spring as it becomes available. policy, in the unlikely event of an limited. emergency during reunions, informa­ HEADQUARTERS tion v.rill be sent to the mobile phone WHO'S COMING?

5oth Reunion headquarters will be number provided when you For a list of classmates planning to Davenport College. Please check in at registered or by calling attend, please see the reunion Web Davenport when you arrive to receive (203) 432-2110. site. This list is updated regularly. final schedules, name badges and other important information. See page 3 for DEADLINES headquarters hours. > Reservation deadline for special requests: May 15. A NOTE ON ACCESSIBILITY > To cancel or change your reservation, AYA wishes to make reunions as acces­ contact AVA immediately. Cancel­ sible as possible for all attendees. lations or changes received by May 15 Because individual situations vary, AYA will be fully refunded. Cancellations works closely with alumni on a case­ or changes after May 15 may be by-case basis to accommodate special subject to partial refunds based on the needs. Please see page 8 for more class's recoverable expenses. information, and contact AYA for assis­ tance in making special arrangements before sending in your registration.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE FOR SPECIAL REQUESTS: May 15 CANCELLATION DEADLINE (FOR FULL REFUND): May 15

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REGISTRATION HOURS luncheon reservations on Wednesday Sunday. Art work by classmates may be

Important note: On Thursday, registra­ and Thursday from non-members found in the Davenport Gallery, adjacent tion and campus housing will be offi­ (203-562-3157). to reunion headquarters in the Common cally open at I pm; however, please feel Room, throughout the weekend. free to drop offluggage in Davenport 10:30 am - 5 pm 9:30 am - noon headquarters anytime after 9 am. Class of 1964 Golf Outing Tour and Panel at Yale School of Those interested in participating in our Thursday I - 11 pm Management golf outing at the beautiful, world-class Friday 7:00 am - midnight Early arriving classmates and their Course at Yale should email tammy. Saturday 7:00 am - midnight guests are invited to a tour of the spec­ [email protected] for the registration Sunday 7:00 am - 2 pm tacular new building donated to the link. Fees are $64 per person, including Yale School of Management by our late For late arrivals and building access for box lunch and a cart. Play is limited to classmate, Ned Evans, and designed by observant alumni, see page 8. Accommo­ the first 128 to sign up, and the deadline architect Lord Norman Foster. The tour dation information, see pages 10 - 11. for sign-ups and cancellations is May will be followed by a panel on mnning 1st. On Wednesday morning, sign-in not-for-profit entities, organized by SPECIAL EVENTS is from 8 :30-9 :30 anl, and the shotgun Hank Satterthwaite and moderated by start is at 10:30 am. Please see pages 6 - 7 for museums and Sharon Oster, Frederic D. Wolfe Profes­ libraries, religious services, and other sor of Management and former Dean of special events. 5:30 - 8:30pm the Yale School of Management. Dinner at Mory's 10 am - noon Join us for our pre-reunion dinner at WEDNESDAY, MAY 28 1964 Art Gallery Talk & Tours Mory's, where we will be treated to an The Henry J. Heinz Director of the Yale 1964 PRE-REUNION ACTIVITIES informal discussion with honorary class­ Art Gallery, Jock Reynolds, will chroni­ Before our 5oth Reunion officially mates Jock Reynolds, Director of the cle the change that has occurred in Yale's begins, we will gather for golf at the Yale Art Gallery, and David Swensen, collections in the nearly sixty years since Course at Yale and other activities at Yale's Chiefinvestment Officer. There we wandered onto campus. the School of Management, Art Gallery will be a cash bar followed by a delicious and Mory's. Those arriving on Tuesday three-course meal and wine. Seating is 1pm or Wednesday and planning to stay in limited. 1964 Reunion Headquarters Open a reunion hotel on the weekend should Campus housing available. Luggage drop offavailable after 9 am. contact the hotel to extend your stay THURSDAY, MAY 29 at the favorable- reunion rate. Those 1:30 - 3pm 8:30 am - 9:45pm who plan to use on-campus housing The Legacy of Our 1960's: Personal and may From Epics to Etchings: Literature and Art choose to stay on Tuesday and/or Professional Reflections Wednesday night at one of the reunion of the Class of 1964 Starting with a look back at the period hotels. Another option is the Clarion Stop by the Memorabilia Room at Ster­ that drew them into lifelong interests, Hotel in Hamden (203-288-3831), where ling Library (located near the Wall St. Steve Bingham (civil rights), Gus Speth we have negotiated a rate of $109/night. entrance) to view the printed works of (environment), Tom Powers (national You must reserve by May 13th and our '64 authors. Hours: Thursday, 8:30 security), and Nick Danforth.(women's mention the "Class of 1964" when you am - 9:45 am; Friday 8:30 am - 4:45 rights) willreflect on how they view call. Mory's will be open and will accept pm; Saturday 10 am - 4:45 pm; closed these issues today. Our panel will be

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moderated by Howard Gillette. many lectures during the weekend. This much of this was our fault?" morning, enjoy the best of Yale teaching 3:15- 4:45pm 3-4pm today as four acclaimed professors lec­ Yale: The Next Fifty Years Age is Unnecessary: Shakespeare and the ture on their current work. Details will What are the forces that will shape End of Life Story be posted as they become available at Yale's future? An imensely competitive, Steve Greenblatt, University Professor aya. yale.edu/ reunions. knowledge-driven global economy? of the Humanities at Harvard and the The changing nature of students enter­ celebrated author of numerous books, 10:30 -11:30am ing college? The changing character of including most recently The Swerve Battell Then and Now: Faith and universities themselves? How might (winner of the National Book Award), Community at Yale Yale respond? Explore these issues with will cliscuss King Lear and old age. The University Chaplain's Office Jim Duderstadt (President Emeritus of welcomes backBattell Chapel deacons, the University of Michigan), LenBaker choir members and other alumni to 4:30- 6:30pm (former Fellow of the Yale Corpora­ explore the legacy ofBattell Chapel University Welcome Reception tion), Terry Holcombe (former Vice and how that legacy has lived our with The evening begins with a reception for President for Development) and Waldo today's multi-religious student body. all classes. Enjoy wine in a beautiful and Johnston (secondary school teacher and The program will include organ and historic Yale setting with alumni from headmaster). vocal music by students of the Institute many generations. 6-7pm of Sacred Music, a display ofBattell Welcome Cocktails in the Davenport memorabilia, and introductions to 5-6pm Courtyard today's chaplains, followed by lemonade Class of 1964 Memorial Service in Battell and cookies on the Old Campus. Chapel 7 -9pm The Reverend Stephan Klingelhofer will "Chef's Classic Buffet" Dinner in the i1:45am -1:30pm officiate. Classmates are invited to join Courtyard "Best of Bistro" Lunch in the Courtyard a group planning tO sing at tl1e service. Please watch for more information via 9- i1pm 1:30- 2:45pm email. Afterglow in the Courtyard Did We Blow Our Chance? A panel with former Senators John 6 - 7:30pm 9pm -midnight Ashcroft and Joe Lieberman, moder­ Cocktails on Beinecke Plaza Meet Me at Mory's ated by Bob Kaiser. Our Washington Plan to meet your friends at Mory's, the Post classmate muses, "We left Yale at place to be Thursday night as the doors a time of idealistic optimism. Though 7:30- 9:30pm are thrown open to all returning alum­ blacks, women and homosexuals were 50th Reunion Class Dinner in University ni! Complimentary food, singing and all liberated in our time, much else has Commons camaraderie from 9 pm to midnight. gone sour. American standards of living President and Marta Sponsored by the AYA. stopped improving for most Americans Moret will visit the class at tl1e begin­ before our tenth reunion. The Vietnam ning of dinner. FRIDAY, MAY 30 War and Watergate transformed atti­ 7-9am tudes toward government and politics. 9:30pm -midnight Continental Breakfast in the Courtyard The environment has been despoiled. Afterglow in the Courtyard Educational standards have fallen. Now

9 & io:30am our politics have degenerated into tribal AVA Faculty Lectures & Tours warfare. Increasingly, ours seems to be Rows of empty seats in classrooms a winner-take-all society whose losers across Yale await your arrival for our vastly outnumber the winners. How

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SATURDAY, MAY 31 4:30 - 5pm will include an alumni preacher from President's University Update one of the reunion classes, prayers for 7:30 - 8:30 am Peter Salovey '86 PhD welcomes you alumni who have died, and wonderful Morning Yoga back to campus, offering his review of music and liturgy. Old Campus Yale today. 7-9am See page 7 for other religous services Continental Breakfast in the Courtyard and events being held during reunion 5 - 6:30 pm weekend. A Celebration of Yale Singing 10 & 11:15 am Join singers from all classes for a jambo­ "A Morning at Yale" 2pm ree celebrating Yale's incredible musical Reunion Weekend Ends! "A Morning at Yale" continues to receive tradition. Alumni from me Glee Club, Campus housing checkout. rave reviews. Your challenge will be to tl1e Whiffenpoofs and Whim 'n Rhythm choose among everything from a tour will perform Yale favoritesfrom many of the Woolsey Hall Newberry Organ, generations, concluding wim a rousing children's activities at Yale's museums, rendition of "Bright College Years." dramatic readings, and a Glee Club WoolseyHall singing workshop. This is the essential

Yale: intellectual stimulation, fascinating 6:30 - 7:30 pm instructors, and too little time to take Cocktails in the Courtyard advantage of it all! (See reunion Web site for details.) 7:30 - 9:30 pm "cape Codder'' Dinner in the Courtyard 11:45 - 1:30 pm "American Barbecue Competition" Lunch 9:30 pm - midnight in the Courtyard Afterglow in the Courtyard

Dance away me night to me swing 1:30 - 3:30 pm music of the Bales-Gitlin Band. A Kaleidoscope of Passions

Under the guidance of Ed Massey, at least a dozen classmates will make SUNDAY, JUNE 1 a variety of brief, incisive presenta­ 1- 9am tions on passions they have pursued Coffee Service in the courtyard during their lifetimes, from the arts and personal journeys to issues tl1ey find to 7:30 - iz:30 am be provocative. Each of these talks will Breakfast for all Classes at Commons be strictly limited to six minutes and Enjoy memories of Commons and a eighteen slides. final gathering at tl1is delicious breakfast for all classes, featuring muffins, coffee cake, bagels, oatmeal, grits, Belgian The AYA proudly partners with campus waffles, eggs, French toast, potatoes, colleagues to plan the following alumni bacon, sausage, fruit, coffee and juices. receptions. Please see page 5for details. We promise not to send you home • Afro-American Cultural Center hungry!

• joint Asian American Cultural Center(AACC) and La Casa Cultural 10:30 - 11:45 am • Yale's LGBT Alumni Association University Church Worship

Join Yale's ecumenical Christian community for Sunday worship, which

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SPORTS FOR ALUMNI & GUESTS Nicholas Roman Lewis '93 at nicholas. Townsend will lead a tour of the Roben

Free Gym Use for Reunion Attendees [email protected]. We look forward to B. Haas Family Arts Library, including Weekdays 6 am - 9 pm seeing you at the House! an introduction to the exhibition, "Jazz Satu rday& Sunday 10 am - 4 pm (www.yale.edu/afam) and the Book Arts." Enjoy the spectacular Adrian C. Israel Asian American Cultural Center (AACC) Fitness Center in Payne Whitney Gym. St. Anthony Hall Society (Delta Psi) & La Casa Cultural Joint Reception Basketball cottrts, swimming and squash Saturday, 3 - 4:30 pm 483 College Street will also be available. Please note pool Alumni and guests are invited to hear St. A's alumni are welcome to invite hours: W/Th/F: 6-8 am, 10 am-2 pm; more about the Yale Latino Alumni their families and friends. Sa/Su: io am-2 pm. Association (www.yalelatinos.org) and Friday 5 pm - Cocktails am Tennis & Golf AAAYA, the Association of Asian Ameri­ Saturday 8:30 - Noon - Hoc Yale Te nnis Center outdoor courts can Yale Alumni (www .aaaya.org), Breakfast will be available Thursday - Sunday including updates and highlights of the Saturday 3 pm - Cocktails on a first-come, first-served basis. Spring 2014 Yale Asian Alumni Reunion To confirm availability and in case of on campus. We look forward to seeing Yale Bookstore Alumni Authors Display 764-9227. inclement weather, call (203) The Yale Bookstore is proud co feature all alumni at this reunion gathering! Golf is available at the Yale Golf Course alumni works on display and to host (Conrad Drive) for a special reunion Campus Tours by the Visitor Center book signings for any interested authors rate ($30 greens fee; $40 cart fortwo, Friday, 10:30am & 2 pm during reunion weekend. Please contact Joseph King, by April 15 at $20 for one) and requires advance regis­ Saturday & Sunday, 1:30 pm [email protected]. tration. For individualtee times, contact Self-guided tours of "Architecture of Peter Pulaski at the Golf Course directly Yale" and "Public Art at Yale;" and a Yale Farm Open House at (203) 392-2307 or peter.pulaski@yale. self-guided tour for families with chil­ Sawrday, 2 - 4 pm edu. dren ages 6-u, following clues to find The Yale Sustainable Food Project fun and unusual architectural details. (YSFP) is an organization committed to educating a generation of food-literate GATHERINGS & SPECIAL EVENTS Directed Studies Alumni Reception leaders by creating opportunities for Saturday, 3 pm AA Open Discussion Meetings students to experience food, agriculture, DS alumni from all classes are invited to a Thursday, Friday & Saturday, 5:30 pm and sustainability as integral parts of gathering at Whitney Humanities Center. their education and everyday Jives. Join Afro-American Cultural Center YSFP staff and students for a thirty Saturday, 3 - 6 pm LGBT Alumni Association minute tour of the one-acre Farm, and The Dean of the Afro-American Saturday, 3 - 5 pm enjoy a taste of New Haven's best kept Cultural Center invites ALL alumni and Please join us for a reception as we talk secret; Farm-fresh pizza from the Proj­ guests to our annual reception. Meet to students and faculty about the current ect's wood-fired hearth oven. current House staff, talk with students affairs of the LGBT campus community. about their experiences at Yale, catch up (www.yalegala.org) Yale Swimming & Diving Association with old friends, and hear updates about Reunion Robert B. Haas Family Art Library Tour the planning for the 45th Celebration Saturday, 9:30 - 10:30arn Saturday, 2 - 3 pm of The House. For info e-mail Rodney Join the Yale Swimming & Diving Arts Area Libraries Director, Allen Cohen at [email protected] or Association at the Kiphuth Exhibition

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Pool. Reconnect with old friends, meet Cushing/Whitney Medical Library Chaplain, Reverend Bruce M. Shipman. new ones and even swim a few laps in "Selling Smoke: Tobacco Advertising All are welcome. the Ex Pool if you are interested. Light and Anti-smoking Campaigns" refreshments will be served and a brief Joseph Slifka Center for Jewish Life at Gilmore Music Library update on YSDA activities will be pro­ Yale/Yale Hillel "Hot Spots: Highlights from the vided. Families, especially children, are Cool off from the New Haven heat and Jazz Collections in the Gilmore Music encouraged to stop by and join us. visit your Jewish alumni house at Yale; Library" explore the Allan and Leah Rabinow­

Yale Veterans/Air Force & Navy Force Haas Family Arts Library itzGallery on the second floor. For a

ROTC "Jazz and the Book Arts" full schedule of events, please see the Saturday, 2:45 - 4:15 pm reunion Web site. Peabody Museum of Natural History The Yale Veterans Association and the "Tiny Titans: Dinosaur Eggs and Shabbat dinner, Shabbat lunch and the Air Force and Naval ROTC Units at Babies;" "From Mercury to Earth? A Bagel Brunch at Slifka are transferable Yale invite all interested alumni to a Meteorite Like No Other." Enjoy one from your reunion meal package. Reser­ reception. Join us to learn about the of the Peabody's highlight tours, which vations are requested. All reunion meals return of ROTC to campus, review the cover the entire museum in one hour. include vegan/vegetarian options (no outstanding training facilities, and meet Offered at 12:30 and i:30 pm on Satur­ special request required). Kosher meals the ROTC staff, cadets and midshipmen day and Sunday. (prepackaged and reheated) can also be and fellow alumni who have established delivered to any meal served with your the Yale Veterans Association. Sterling Memorial Library Class. Please reserve when you register "The Sterling Library Nave: Past and YaleWomen for your reunion. Future;" "Literature of the Class of Saturday, 3 - 4:30pm 1964" Luther House Stop in for light fare and casual conver­ Saturday, 8:00 - 9:15 sation with women alums. Hear about Yale Center for British Art Luther House welcomes you to stop by YaleWomen, an organization for women "Art in Focus: Wales;" "Richard Wilson for breakfast on Saturday morning and alums with 14 active domestic chapters and the Transformation of European catch up with other reuning Lutherans, and 3 international chapters. There are Landscape Painting;" "'Of Green Leaf, find our about our ministry and social many ways for you to get involved: Bird and Flower:' Artists' Books and the justice community, and meet Campus mentoring, service to community, net­ Natural World" Minister Kari Henkelmann Keyl. working, and educational opportunities. Yale Divinity Library Genuine Lutheran coffee will be served!

"Spreading the Word: A Selection of Email Pastor Kari at karitas@comcast. EXHIBITS 603) 533-5274. Missionary Posters, Games, and Ephem­ net or call/text ( Please see the reunion Web site for era from the Day Missions Collection" St. Thomas More, the Catholic Chapel & hours, location and descriptions of Yale University Art Gallery Center at Yale special exhibitions. "Byobu: The Grandeur of Japanese Friday, 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm A cocktail Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library Screens;" "Jazz Lives: The Photographs reception for Catholic alumni and their "Stephen Tennant: Work in Progress;" of Lee Friedlander and Milt Hinton;" friends. "Under the Covers: A Visual History of "Contemporary Art/South Africa" Saturday, 8:30 am - 9:30 am A break­ Decorated Endpapers;" "Encounters: fast for Catholic alumni and their New Small Collections at the Beinecke friends. Library" RELIGIOUS SERVICES & ACTIVITIES Sunday, 10 am - noon A Mass of Remembrance for deceased alumni of Center for Science and Social Science Episcopal Church at Yale reunion classes is celebrated followed Information (CSSSI) Sunday, 9 - 10:15 am by brunch. All are welcome. "Sustainability Streams at Yale" Join us for a service of Holy Eucharist and Remembrance officiated by the

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SPECIAL NEEDS, HANDICAPPED type of tree nuts as direct ingredients. have me need for airport transportation ACCESS & RE LIGIOUS OBSERVANCE However, Yale Catering strongly advises please make your reservations directly. AYA makes every effort to make that mose who suffer fromtree nut Connecticut Limousine - 800-472- reunions accessible to all alumni and and peanut allergies avoid eating baked LIMO (5466) - www.ctlimo.com guests. Special transportation and desserts while at Yale, as cross-contami­ limited handicapped accessible accom­ nation may occur in me bakery. GO Airport Shuttle Connecticut- 800- modations are available. If you have 377-8745 - www.2meairport.com Please use me space on the registration physical limitations or special needs, form to let us know your needs. If me Red Dot Airport Shuttle - 800-673- please contact AYA before registering. Catering office has any questions, mey 3368 - www.ridethedot.com/yale You will then use the registration form will contact you before reunions. to confirm specific campus housing and ARRIVING IN NEW HAVEN transportation arrangements. (Contact Please see page 7 for more information Your ultimate destination when you arrive hotels directly for their info; see page on Kosher meals in particular. in New Haven will be your class reunion 11.) Handicapped access information headquarters (hours, see page 3). for most Yale buildings can be fow1d GETTING TO NEW HAVEN at www.yale.edu/rod/accessmap or by By car At headquarters, you will receive final calling AYA. Please see the map insert for driving schedules and name badges. Those directions or go to www.yale.edu/ staying on campus will receive room Jewish or other religiously-observant campusmap. assignments and keys. alumni who wish to stay on campus should note mat campus housing By train Alumni Staying in me college who involves me use of electronic devices. New Haven's Union Station is served by arrive by train or air should go directly Please contact AYA to discuss in further botl1 Metro North (800-638-7646) and to headquarters. If arriving by car, we detail before the May 15 deadline, and Amtrak (800-USA-RAIL). The campus recommend you firsr park at Pierson­ we will do our best to accommodate is a short ride by taxi, Reunion Shuttle, Sage Garage (see map insert) and take your needs (Kosher meal info, page 7). or Yale Transit Bus. the Reunion Shuttle to headquarters.

Please contact AYA for more details or By air If you will be staying at a reunion hotel to discuss any other concerns. Tweed-New Haven Airport is the closest (see page 11), we recommend check­ to campus (10 1ninutes by taxi). See ing in at your hotel first. (Allreunion SPECIAL MEAL REQUESTS www.flytweed.com or call (203) 466-8833 hotels provide parking for a nominal

Yale Catering makes eve1y effort to for airline info. fee.) Then enjoy a short walk or take the accommodate special requests for meals Reunion Shuttle to headquarters. Bradley International (Hartford) and served on campus during reunions. New York area airports (JFK, LaGuardia AVA REUNION SHUTTLE SERVICE Vegan/vegetarian and other non-red and Newark) are accessible by airport RIA Reunion Shuttle services the train meat options are available at every meal. limousine (see below). Newark also has station, official reunion hotels, reunion More specific needs - Kosher, food aller­ an on-airport train station. parking at Pierson-Sage Garage, Tweed­ gies, etc. -can be requested in advance. New Haven airport (Sunday departures To receive your special meal at reunion, Airport transportation only), the residential colleges, Old simply identify yourself to your server There are several companies that service Campus, and most other campus loca­ or present your meal ticket, if applicable. the Yale campus from the New York, tions. Menu items do not use peanuts or any Newark and Bradley airports. If you

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Shuttle Hours REUNION HEADQUARTERS HOURS SECURITY & LATE ARRIVALS Thursday: noon-midnight Various services are available to help you Friday & Saturday: 7:30 am-2 am Please see page 3 for headquarters hours. get around can1pus safely and conve­ Sunday: 7 am-4 pm niently during your visit. The Reunion If you will be staying on campus and Shuttle service has extended hours. The Reunion Shuttle and Yale Transit arriving after headquarters closes, When the Shuttle is not operating, Yale Bus pick up arrivals at the train station arrangements can be made in advance so security escorts are on call for campus and Pierson-Sage Garage two to three we can greet you. Please note your esti­ locations. Look for campus "blue times an hour throughout the weekend. mated arrival time on the registration phones." In case of an emergency, these Look for " Reunions" signs form in the space for special housing phones also provide a direct connection on buses and vans. During peak times, requests. to tlle Yale Police 24 hours a day. there may be an additional wait if a Late arrivals who are staying at a given Shuttle is full If you prefer, you The main entrance to the residential reunion hotel may check into tlle may also call a ta:xi (203-777-7777). colleges hosting reunions will be open hotel at any time. We look forward to and staffed on tile same schedule as The Reunion Shuttle also covers trans­ welcoming you at reunion headquarters headquarters (see page 3). Security portation needs around campus. Staffin me following morning. personnel are onsite overnight in case headquarters can provide details. WEATHER & DRESS CODE of emergency. Alumni staying in me Parents bringing children should note college will have access via electronic Te mperatures for late May and early that Connecticut state law requires the access cards (in many cases, manual June in New Haven have been as low as use of car seats for young children. keys can be provided for observant 50°F and as high as 90°F. In addition, Reunion Shuttles are not equipped with alumni). For security reasons, it is not rain is always a possibility. car seats, so families using tlle Shuttle possible to issue access cards to those should bring their own or ride at their We strongly advise bringing an not staying in the college, or to prop own risk. umbrella and clothing suitable forvari­ open gates other than the main entrance able weather. Please keep in mind that during the day. PARKING most reunion meals are served outdoors We encourage you to use me same For those staying on campus, AYA under a tent and cannot be moved care in safeguarding yourself and your strongly recommends that you park indoors regardless of weather conditions, possessions mat you observe elsewhere. your car for the weekend and use the because of me number of alumni and Keep your room Jocked; leave valuables Reunion Shuttle to get around campus. guests attending. at home; lock your car, store any items Yale's Pierson-Sage Garage (280 Whitney Daytime activities call for casual, in the trunk or out of sight, and always Avenue, just norm of me Peabody comfortable clothes. Enjoying a walk be aware of your surroundings. Museum) is available to alumni during around campus calls for comfortable reunions free of charge. Other Yale shoes. lots are only available after 4:30 pm on Friday or not at all. Evening events, particularly the Class Dinner, wiU be dressier. Generally, men Public parking lots and garages are also will wear jacket and tie, and women available, often for a fee, and may have will wear comparable attire. As walking limited hours; many are not open over­ conditions can be uneven and damp, night or on Sunday. Street parking is appropriate footwear is recommended. not recommended oilier man for brief periods, as it is subject to meters, ticket­ ing and towing.

All reunion hotels provide parking for guests for a nominal fee.

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CAMPUS HOUSING tronic access (for religious observance) NEW RESIDENCE HALL HOUSING Alumni may stay overnight in student are available. See page 8. Alumnifrom all reunion classes may rooms either in the residential college Beds are all singles and many rooms have also stay in the New Residence Hall that serves as reunion headquarters or in on Tower Parkway near Payne permanent bunk beds (Classes of 1949 - (NRH) the New Residence Hall. Campus housing 1974 are not assigned to upper bunks). Whitney Gym. NRH fees are $Lp/ reservations are made via the enclosed Rooms have dressers, desks and chairs, night per bedroom, with a two-night registration form or online. and other student furnituremay be minimum stay. Suites consist of two stored there. Yale provides linens (sheets, bedrooms with two single bedseach, RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE I OLD blanket, pillow, pillowcase), towels, wash­ and you may share a suite wid1 other CAMPUS HOUSING cloths and soap. Campus rooms do not alumni fromanother reunion class. All Although somewhat spartan and have phones, air conditioning, or fans. suites have a furnished common room, designed for students, campus housing Most have overhead lighting only; a desk a kitchenette and an in-suite bathroom; offerscamaraderie and convenience. they are air-conditioned and handi­ lamp may be requested and bringing a Fees are on a per-person basis: $85/ "book light" is helpful.Wireless internet capped accessible \.vith elevator access to one night, $107/two nights, $125/three access is available (see the reunion Web all floors. Yale provides linens (sheets, nights. Children under 10 are housed site for laptop configuration instructions). blanket, pillow, pillowcase), towels, for free if in a sleeping bag or portable washcloths and soap. All Yale buildings are strictly non-smok­ crib; Yale does not provide cribs. Alumni ing. and guests are housed in the location Families wid1 young children should that serves as reunion headquarters. Alumni may submit roommate requests note that each suite contains four beds, via the registration form no later than and there is limited floor space to Campus renovations have dramati- accommodate portable cribs or sleeping May 15. Please contact yom classmates cally altered suite configurations, which first and then indicate your request bags. Please contact AVA before register­ also vary widely across campus. Most on the form; each registration must ing if you have any questions. suites have multiple bedrooms and a be received by the deadline and list all common room; bedrooms are a mix of names in the group, mutual requests are singles and doubles. Depending on the required. While we are able to satisfy number in your party, reunion guests the majority of roommate requests, we will usually share a suite with other are limited by room configurations. attendees, single attendees may share a bedroom, and couples may be assigned With the exception of families with to rwo single bedrooms. Families are children and alumni with special needs, kept together in a single suite. housing requests cannot be guaranteed or confirmed in advance. Please contact Bathrooms are communal, with non­ AYA with any questions before register­ lockable doors, and may be co-ed or on ing. another floor.They may be located on the stair landing or within the suite.

Private accommodations cannot be provided except for medical reasons. A limited number of handicapped acces- . sible rooms a_nd rooms with non-elec-

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HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS DOWNTOWN HOTELS LONG WHARF AREA HOTEL

For alumni who prefer greater comfort Marriott Courtyard New Haven at Yale La Quinta Inns & Suites or privacy, AYA has reserved rooms at www.marriott.com www.lq.com

New Haven area hotels. Alumni make 30 Whalley Avenue 400 Sargent Drive their own reservations directly with the (203) 777-6221 (203) 562-1111

hotel of their choice. Prompt reservation $t87 Single/Double $105 Single/Double is recommended; any rooms remaining New Haven Hotel will be released on April . After this date, www.newhavenhotel.com reservations are subject to general avail­ For more hotels, please go to Yale's Visi­ 229 George Street ability and prevailing rates. tors Gateway at www.yale.edu/gateways/ (203) 498-3100 visitors. If your preferred hotel is sold out, you $199 Single/Double may wish to inquire about the facility's Omni New Haven Hotel at Yale waitlist policy. We recommend making www.0111ni/1otels.co111 a reservation at another hotel in the 155 Temple Srreet meantime. (203) 772-6664 Please check with the individual hotel $219 Standard regarding amenities, parking fees, If you make a reservation for the Omni cancellation policies, and check in/out online, please use the following code times. We suggest you guarantee your 14600110009 room for late arrival.

For the Yale rate, call hotels directly in The Study at Yale (formerly The Colony New Haven, using this code: Hotel)

VCR (May 29-June 1) www.studyhocels.com 1157 Chapel Street

HOTEL TRANSPORTATION (866) 930-1157 AYA Reunion Shuttle service covers the $269 Single/Double hotels listed here; at other facilities, you will be responsible for transportation to and from campus. See page for hours.

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WHAT IS THERE TO DO IN For those at hotels, you may park at the WHAT IF I NEED TO CANCEL? DOWNTOWN NEW HAVEN? hotel (for a nominal fe e), and use the Please notify AYA immediately. Full New Haven is alive with an eclectic mix Re union Shuttle to get to events. refunds will be made for changes and

of dining, culture and shopping experi­ cancellations received by May 15; partial HOW DOES THE REUNION ences. Savor the finest international refunds provided after May 15, based on SHUTTLE WORK? cuisine at any of the City's award­ the class's recoverable expenses. For arrivals, the Shuttle picks up regu­ winning restaurants. Enjoy shopping ACCESS TO CAMPUS BUILDINGS in our unique stores and boutiques. For larly at the train station and Pierson­ Sage Garage. The Shuttle also serves more information visit the INFO New During reunions, many favorite campus Tw eed-New Haven airport forSunday Haven storefront located at the corner of spots - Payne Whitney Gym, Beinecke departures only. Most airport shuttles Chapel and College Streets or Library, Sterling Library, the Ya le Center drop off and pick up on central campus for British Art, the Ya le Art Gallery, and www.InfoNewHaven.com. for reunions. For transportation around the Peabody Museum - will all be open

WHAT IF I HAVE SPECIAL NEEDS? campus, staff in headquarters can for your enjoyment. The six residential provide details. See page 9. colleges not being used as reunion head- AYA wishes to make reunions as acces­ . quarters (Berkeley, Calhoun, Morse, sible as possible to all. Because situations WHAT SHOULD I WEAR? Saybrook, Stiles and Trumbull) will vary, we work closely with individuals to Most reunion events are casual. For the have limited or no access because, in accommodate special needs for housing, Class Dinner, most classes suggest jacket most cases , they are being used for other transportations, meals, etc. Please contact and tie for men and comparable attire AYA for assistance at 203-432-2110 before institutional purposes, such as Summer for women. Reunion meals are usually Programs. If you have questions about registering. served outdoors under a tent and cannot any other facility, please e-mail the AYA

WHERE DO I GO WHEN I ARRIVE? be moved indoors regardless of weather, at reunions @yale.edu. so please plan accordingly. Those arriving by air or train should WHERE CAN I FIND MORE INFO? go directly to reunion headquarters WHAT WILL THE WEATHER BE? For updated schedules, secure online to check in. Those arriving by car are Spring temperatures in New Haven can reservation and attendance lists, go to: encouraged to park first: Pierson-Sage range widely. In addition, rain is always www.aya.yale.edu/reunions. For ques­ Garage if staying on campus or visiting possible. We advise you to plan forvari­ tions or special needs, call the Reunion for the day; hotel parking if staying at able weather and bring an umbrella. Information at (203) 432-2110, weekdays a hotel. Then take the Shuttle to head­ 8:30 am to 5 pm, or e-mail reunions@ quarters. See page 9. WILL I HAVE A ROOMMATE? yale.edu.

WHERE CAN I PARK? It is likely that you will share a suite witl1 other attendees; single attendees Ifstaying on can1pus or visiting for the may share a bedroom. If you request day, AYA recommends parking in Yale's to share a suite or room with particular Pierson-Sage Garage and using the classmates, all reservations for the group Reunion Shuttle to get around campus. must be received by the special requests See map insert. Parking on the street is deadline of Nlay 15. See page 10. subject to meters, ticketing and towing; public lots and garages are usually not open 24 hours a day; and Yale lots have either limited or no access.

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