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Alumni from Far and Wide: Reunion 2006
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A whirlwind of receptions, activities, and awards characterized Reunion 2006, held last October. Many alumni attended a women's volleyball game—and were treated to a thrilling five-setter against Mount Saint Vincent. Many more later danced the night away to a live band at the All-Class Reunion Eve Dinner. The next morning, alumni listened raptly as Columbia University Professor Samuel Freedman read from his book Who She Was: My Search for My Mother's Life, which chronicles the life of his mother, Eleanor Hatkin, a Baruch graduate.
Reunions provide an opportunity to catch up with old friends, make new connections, and attend special performances and presentations. Simply put: It's a landmark lifetime moment.
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Left: Head of Lamport House and House Plan adviser for two decades Irving Greger (left) with Dave Mamberg ('56)
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Right: Donald P. Brennan ('66) (left) received an Alumnus of Distinction Award and Charles Dreifus ('66, MBA '73) an Alumni Allegiance Award from President Kathleen Waldron at the Reunion Brunch and Awards ceremony.
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Left: Steven M. Moskowitz ('81) holds up a copy of his yearbook poem in honor of Tony the elevator operator (aka "the Dean of Transportation") written on the occasion of Tony's retirement after 32 years.
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Right: Lana Shapiro, Ronald Shapiro ('56), and Fred Warshaw ('56)
Below: The Golden Jubilee Anniversary class, Class of '56
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SEE MORE PHOTOS and video from Reunion 2006 at
www.baruch.cuny.edu/alumni/events_reunion_gallery.html
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Photos by Jerry Speier