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'74 Physician Tackles Spicy Topic - Another Example of Why We Are The Stars in Stripes!

http://www.spike.com/video/dead-heat/3317997

Bob Gambee '64 releases a new photo book on Princeton: http:

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74's Rock Stars in Stripes 35th Reunion was rockin'!!!

May 28-31, 2009

Here are some of the things we did:

• Welcome Dinner, Thursday evening at Madison Hall / Rockefeller College 
• Thursday evening entertainment - Jerry Topinka Jazz Quintet 
• Memorial Service - University Chapel - 9:00am Friday
• Friday lunch at the site.
• '74 AlumnAE Tea - Friday at the site.
• Class Dinner at the Boathouse, Friday evening.  Music by the Tigerlillies.  Visit by President Tilghman.
• Party at the site (Cuyler Courtyard), Friday night.  Danced 'til the wee hours to The East Coast Band.
• Class Photo, Saturday morning.  On the steps of Clio Hall.
• Saturday lunch at the site.  Princeton University marching Band joined us. 
• P-RADE, Saturday afternoon, 2pm.  Featuring "big head" rock stars: Mick, John, Tina, Elton, Janis, and James.
• Family Dinner on Frist lawn, Saturday night.  Music by the Roaring 20's.
• Fireworks.
• Party at the site, Saturday night.  Dancing with The Fabulous Greaseband.
• Brunch Adieu, Sunday morning at Wu Hall / Butler College. 

• Jonca Bull:  Can the Profit Motive Coexist with the Hippocratic Oath? Commercialization in Medicine
• Bill Walton:  Investing Today: Strategies for Uncertain Times
• Bill Frist:  Change We Can Believe In? An Obama Report Card
• Cheryl Gould:  Journalism in the Age of New Media
• Ginny Kamsky:  America and the Global Economy: Who's on Top in the 21st Century?

• Tiger Camp
• Outdoor Action 
• Navigating the College Admission Process with Dean of Admission Janet L. Rapelye and Anita Harris '73, Chair of the Alumni Council Princeton Schools Committee.  

• Community Service Project.  We asked all classmates to bring two to five new, or "like-new" condition, books to our reunion site.  We donated these books to Anchor House, a non-profit organization in Trenton which manages three houses that provide emergency shelter for runaway and abused children, ages infant to young adult.  Interesting books for teens and young adults are still needed. We are hoping to donate a total of 500 books to this worthy organization, which is supported by the Princeton Student Volunteers Council.  Check out Anchor House at www.anchorhousenj.org  If you are not coming to Reunions and wish to participate, you can donate locally to a similar group or library or order books online with shipment to: Ginny Corson, 3601 Greenway #403, Baltimore, MD  21218 for inclusion in the Anchor House donation.  If you donate locally, please email kristin.dekuiper@hklaw.com to have your gift added to the Class of '74 book tally.
• eBook.  This year we have decided to go digital with our own wiki-google eBook.  (It's greener, it's less costly, and it drags us into the 21st century.)  Text, photos, even links to audio and video files.  What's particularly nice is that the site allows classmates to view pages as they evolve and before arriving on campus.  (Comments are encouraged.)  A 'beta' group of classmates is already at work.  All others -- expect your 'invitation' to create a page by the end of March . . . and get started immediately.  To view the eBook, click here. (LOGIN REQUIRED - login instructions were sent to all '74 classmates in late March, or you can contact atoledan@princeton.edu for login instructions.)
  
  
  
  Don't believe it - check out the photos here:
• http://www.flickr.com/photos/alanbowser/sets/72157619155862301/

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 REUNION  SURVEY

Thanks to all who participated.  Results available from Jocelyn.

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Remember Reunions with Stars in Stripes fabric.  Make pants, shorts, skirts, dresses, capes, serapes, daishikis, skull caps, thongs or anything else that might complement your 25th Reunion blazer.  Make new curtains or bedspreads for your home!  Contact Jeff Wieser or Andy Cowherd if you would like fabric - only $5/yard. 

Reunions 2008

Over sixty classmates returned to Princeton for our 34th Reunion.  A few classmates kicked off the weekend on Thursday night under the tent at 73's 35th.  Friday and Saturday activities included seeing friends at eating clubs, attending Reunion meetings for campus organizations and sports teams, watching classmate Melvin McCray receive the Alumni Council Award for Service to Princeton, gathering for dinner in small groups Friday night, going to the Triangle Club show, and of course, the P-Rade and Class Dinner on Saturday.  Many classmates boogied 'til closing with the East Coast Band at the 35th.  Noteworthy highlights included Chris Elliott coming back for the first time in 19 years, Bill Urban capturing the Long Distance Award by jetting in from Marrakesh for the weekend, and Dave Waltz coming back for his first Reunions weekend ever!

Class of 1974 Flag Photos

http://www.flickr.com/photos/alanbowser/sets/72157605418101493/detail/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/alanbowser/sets/72157605417863307/detail/