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Main Campus Reunion Weekend is a wonderful opportunity for alumni to introduce their families to the Georgetown community and to their classmates. Many events are informal and family-friendly. This year, events designed for Hoya Kids include storytelling, a theater workshop, sports clinics, an art history presentation, and the all-class procession. Look for the symbol for family-friendly events (suggested ages are listed where applicable). Learn more about Family Events.

If you can't make it to reunion check-in at the times listed below, don't worry, you can check in at any event.

$ - payment required.

Thursday, May 29

5:00pm - 8:00pm	Check-In and On-Site Registration Leavey Center Program Room (next to University Bookstore) Main Floor, Leavey Center Pick up your registration packets, including your nametag and welcome home gift from the Georgetown University Alumni Association.
6:00pm - 8:00pm	Class of 1958 Welcome Reception Key Bridge Marriott Lounge 1401 Lee Highway, Arlington
6:00pm - 8:00pm	Class of 1968 Welcome Reception Riggs Library $30
6:00pm - 9:00pm	Class of 1983 Tombs Takeover The Tombs 1226 36th Street NW
7:00pm - 10:00pm	Class of 1988 Welcome Reception Tony & Joe's Seafood Place Georgetown Waterfront: 3000 K Street NW Attire: Casual
7:00pm - 11:00pm	Class of 1993, 1998, and 2003 Reunion Kick-off Party F. Scotts 1226 36th Street NW Attire: Casual

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Friday, May 30

9:00am - 7:00pm	Check-In and On-Site Registration Leavey Center Program Room (next to University Bookstore) Main Floor, Leavey Center Registration for class parties and other events will end at 4 p.m.
7:00am - bus departs, 8:30am shotgun start	Class of 1988 Brent Leahey Memorial Golf Tournament Worthington Manor Golf Course, Urbana, Md. The cost per person will be approximately $150 (same as 15th Reunion tourney). The entry fee includes: greens fees, driving range, golf carts, food following play, beverage cart during play, prizes, and round-trip bus transportation from Healy Circle. Bus will leave Healy Circle at 7 a.m. and return in early afternoon. Please contact Bill Boyan at banking@verizon.net if you are interested in playing.
9:00am shotgun start	Class of 1978 Golf Outing Bretton Woods, 15700 River Road, Germantown, Md. All experience levels welcome! Contact Kathleen McNeill at km459@georgetown.edu or 202-687-8706 if you'd like to register. $95/person
10:00am - 11:00am	Walking Tours of Campus Meet on the White-Gravenor Steps Take a stroll down memory lane and learn about the new additions to campus during these student-led 45-minute tours.
10:00am - 11:30am	Ward 7 Community Bus Tour Bus departs from Healy Gates Come join us for a guided tour through several of Washington's historic neighborhoods, including D.C.'s Ward 7, Anacostia, and the Columbia Heights/U Street areas. As you travel through the area, you will learn more about the history of D.C. and Georgetown's historical involvement in bringing educational programs into D.C. public schools located in Ward 7. $
PLEASE NOTE new departure/start time: 10:30am, departure 1:00pm, shotgun start	Reunion Classic: All-Class Golf Tournament Buses depart from McDonough Gym Members of all classes are invited to participate in a shotgun tournament that will take place at the Virginia Oaks Golf Course. We encourage you to form a foursome of your classmates to compete for bragging rights (and a nice prize). Lunch, bus transportation, GPS carts and driving range are included as part of the cost ($125/person). For more information, contact John Bermel (B'83) at BermelJ@aetna.com or Paul Maloy (F'68) at Waterside5@aol.com. $125
11:00am - 3:00pm	Open House at the Robert and Bernice Wagner Alumni House Alumni House 3604 O Street NW Take a self-guided tour of the newly renovated alumni house, which re-opened in fall 2005.
12:00 noon - 1:45pm	Welcome Home Luncheon Leavey Center Ballroom, Salon HG Reminisce about the Georgetown of yesterday and explore today's Georgetown during a luncheon with President John J. DeGioia and other members of the faculty and administration. President DeGioia and Tom Banchoff, director of the Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs, will speak about Islam and the West: Annual Report on the State of Dialogue. The report, which was presented at the 2008 Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, offers a systematic overview of how Muslim and Western societies perceive and relate to each other at the political, social, economic and cultural levels. $35 In addition, the following faculty members and administrators are planning to join us: Father Philip L. Boroughs, Vice President, Mission & Ministry Jacques Berlinerblau, Associate Professor and Director of the Program for Jewish Civilization George Daly, Dean of the McDonough School of Business Chet Gillis, Professor and Amaturo Chair, Theology Department Joan Holmer, Professor, English Department Steven Sabat, Professor, Psychology Department Sarah Stoll, Assistant Professor, Chemistry
2:00pm -3:00pm	Walking Tours of Campus Meet on the White-Gravenor Steps Take a stroll down memory lane and learn about the new additions to campus during these student-led 45-minute tours.
2:00pm - 5:00pm	Kids and Science Reiss Science Labs Undergraduate students from the sciences will have an array of cool science activities available to engage and educate kids of all ages! Students will also discuss how their experiences designing and teaching curriculum within the DC Public Schools has enabled them to work proactively on issues like social justice and educational equity while enriching their own learning experiences. Stop by at any point to join in the fun.
2:00pm - 2:50pm	The Problem of God, Revisited Intercultural Center Auditorium An examination of the fundamental human issue of ultimate meaning, Father Otto Hentz, S.J. (H'66) will discuss questions surrounding the problem of knowledge, the relation of faith and reason, and the impact of secularization on religion. This seminar will revisit some of the questions addressed during your undergraduate years and relate them to your life today.
2:15pm - 3:00pm	Beyond the Term Paper: Student Assignments Using Video, Audio, and the Web Gelardin New Media Center, Lauinger Library The term paper is no longer the only way students present the results of their research in 2008. Faculty from across our campus are assigning innovative projects that require the inclusion of video, multi-track audio and other new media elements. Visit the Gelardin New Media Center to see the resources available and some of the projects created by Georgetown students.
3:00pm - 3:30pm	Carroll Parlor Tours 107 Healy Hall View the permanent display of treasures from the University Art Collection.
3:00pm - 3:30pm	Give New Life to Your Old Video Gelardin New Media Center, Lauinger Library Do you have video on VHS tape, 16mm, Hi8 that you want transferred to DVD or another digital format? This class will show you the basics of how to convert your old footage, and provide some options of how to preserve your video. No previous video experience required. To R.S.V.P. for this event, e-mail Beth at marhankb@georgetown.edu.
3:00pm - 4:00pm	Predicting the 2008 Presidential Election Intercultural Center Auditorium As primaries and caucuses sweep across the country, party conventions loom, and the intensity of the election season rises, it's clear that the pace will not slow down and there is great anticipation as a wide field of candidates narrows. Join Professor Stephen Wayne, American Government field chair, Professor James Lengle, director of the master's program in American Government, Washingtonpost.com columnist Chris Cillizza (C'98), and Missy Owens (C'98), deputy national political director and the deputy state director in Iowa for Senator Joe Biden, as they discuss the political landscape surrounding the 2008 Democratic and Republican nominating campaigns and the general election for president.
3:00pm - 5:00pm	Re-Connect with Rabbi White Reception Jewish Student Association House, 1318 36th Street, NW Come visit and re-connect with Rabbi Harold White at this reception held at the JSA House. Meet with current students, hear about initiatives and events planned for the Jewish community, and learn about Georgetown's efforts to promote interreligious understanding. Please R.S.V.P. by May 22 to Debbie Reichmann at reichmad@georgetown.edu. Open to alumni of all faiths. Sponsored by the Jewish Chaplaincy.
3:30pm - 5:00pm	Admissions Info Session and Campus Tour White-Gravenor Bring your teenager to learn more about the admissions process at Georgetown at this special session and campus tour. Limited to Georgetown alumni and their families.
3:30pm - 4:00pm	Give New Life to Your Old Records, Tapes and Other Audio Gelardin New Media Center, Lauinger Library Do you have music or recorded sound on reel-to-reel tape, audiocassette or that you want transferred to CD or another digital format? This class will show you the basics of how to convert your old audio, and provide some options of how to preserve it. No previous audio experience required. To R.S.V.P. for this event, e-mail Beth at marhankb@georgetown.edu.
4:00pm - 4:30pm	Give New Life to Your Old Photographs and Slides Gelardin New Media Center, Lauinger Library Do you have photographs or slides that you want transferred to CD or another digital format? This class will show you the basics of how to convert your images and how to preserve them. No previous scanning experience required. To R.S.V.P. for this event, e-mail Beth at marhankb@georgetown.edu.
4:00pm - 5:00pm	Promising Advances in Alzheimer's Research Intercultural Center, Room 103 G. William Rebeck, associate professor of neuroscience, and Tim Mhyre, assistant professor of neuroscience, will speak about the latest scientific news on the research and treatment of Alzheimer's disease. Sponsored by Georgetown University Medical Center.
5:00pm - 7:00pm	Alumni Admissions Program (AAP) and Georgetown Scholarship Program (GSP) Reception Leavey Center Ballroom, Salon H Dean of Admissions Charles Deacon and his staff invite all current and former members of the Alumni Admissions Program and all contributors to the Georgetown Scholarship Program to a reception to honor their commitment to Georgetown.
6:00pm - 8:30pm	McDonough School of Business Welcome Reception Faculty Club, Leavey Center During this wine and cheese reception, join George Daly, dean of the McDonough School of Business, administrators, and faculty for an update on the school's initiatives and progress on the new building.
6:30pm - 8:00pm	Social Justice on Tap Reception and Conversation Leavey Center Ballroom, Salon C The Center for Social Justice invites you to join in a conversation about how the mission of being "women and men for others" is played out in the daily life of the University, from current undergraduates to you. The following speakers will provide their perspectives during the reception: Joseph McCartin: Associate Professor in the Department of History and CSJ Fellow. He is an expert on 20th-century U.S. labor, social, and political issues. Jason Crawford (C'05): Graduate from the College of Arts & Sciences with a major in American Studies. Teaching Fellow for the Knowledge Is Power Program.
7:00pm - 12:00 midnight	Kids' Soiree Riverside Lounge, New South Parents take the night off while your children party with the White House Nannies, a professional child-care provider offering a high-energy, entertaining function for children ages five through 12. Space is limited. $

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Friday, May 30 Class Parties

Please note there are three possible prices for your party:

• the early-bird price (May 9 deadline),
• the regular registration price (May 22 deadline),
• and the late price (on-site or walk-in registration).

For more information, check your class Web site.

6:00pm - 9:00pm	Magis Alumni Dinner: Alumni celebrating their 51st reunion and beyond Reed Residence 3601 O Street NW Attire: Formal/Business Attire *Remember to wear your 50th reunion medal! $35/$40/$45
6:00pm - 9:30pm	50th Reunion: Class of 1958 Reception and Medal Presentation Evermay 1623 28th Street NW Attire: Business casual $70/$75/$80
6:00pm - 8:00pm	45th Reunion: Class of 1963 Reception Robert and Bernice Wagner Alumni House 3604 O Street NW Attire: Business casual $45/$50/$55
7:30pm - 12:00 midnight	40th Reunion: Class of 1968 BBQ Dahlgren Quad Tent Attire: Smart Casual $55/$60/$65
6:00pm - 9:00pm	40th Reunion: Class of 1968 Nursing School Reception and Dinner Columbia Country Club 7900 Connecticut Avenue, Chevy Chase Attire: Business Casual $70/$75/$80
7:00pm - 10:00pm	35th Reunion: Class of 1973 Reception Riggs Library Attire: Casual $55/$60/$65
7:00pm - 11:00pm	30th Reunion: Class of 1978 Reception Copley Formal Lounge Attire: Casual $50/$55/$60
8:00pm - 12:00 midnight	25th Reunion: Class of 1983 Reception Copley Lawn Tent (rain site: Upper Level, O'Donovan Hall) Attire: Casual $55/$60/$70
7:00pm - 12:00 midnight	20th Reunion: Class of 1988 Reception Halcyon House 3400 Prospect Street NW Attire: Cocktail Free admission, party generously sponsored by classmates. A gift to the Georgetown Fund strongly encouraged to help with our class participation goal. $0/$0/$10
7:00pm - 11:00pm	15th Reunion: Class of 1993 Reception Intercultural Center Galleria Attire: Business Casual $45/$50/$55
9:00pm - 1:00am	10th Reunion: Class of 1998 Party - Return to Freshman Dorm Leavey Esplanade Tent Attire: Georgetown Casual $50/$55/$60
8:00pm - 12:00 midnight	Tiki Bar: Class of 2003 Party McDonough Gym Tent Attire: Casual $45/$50/$55

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Saturday, May 31

8:00am - 4:00pm	Check-In and On-site Registration Leavey Center Program Room Registration for class parties and other events will end at noon.
8:00am - 9:00am	All-Class Alumni Memorial Mass Dahlgren Chapel
8:00am - 9:30am	Reunion Row & Continental Breakfast Thompson Boat Center All crew alumni, family, and friends are invited out to the Thompson Boat Center for the annual Reunion Row. After racing down the Potomac, enjoy breakfast on the docks, sponsored by the Georgetown Rowing Association.
9:00am - 10:30am	Planning for Forever Leavey Center Ballroom, Salons B and C The Georgetown University Legacy Society invites you to a complimentary estate planning seminar led by a renowned Georgetown-trained estate planning expert attorney.Topics covered are the latest changes in income, gift, and estate tax rules and ideas on how to preserve wealth, instill family values, and achieve charitable objectives.Complimentary full breakfast buffet included.
9:00am - 10:15am	Hoyas Unlimited Coaches Breakfast John Thompson Trophy Lobby, McDonough Gym Hoyas Unlimited welcomes back all former Georgetown student-athletes, alumni, family, and friends of Georgetown athletics for breakfast in McDonough Gym. Coaches and administrators will be on hand to talk about the latest Hoya news and prospects for the next year.
9:30am - 10:15am	School of Nursing & Health Studies Networking Breakfast Mary de Bietry Foyer, St. Mary's Hall Alumni and guests are invited to this breakfast reception which includes a student-led facilities tour and demonstration of simulation technology.
10:00am - 11:00am, parade begins at 10:20am sharp!	All-Class Procession Alumni House Gather with your classmates to inaugurate a new Georgetown tradition: the all-class procession! Behind their class banners and serenaded by bagpipes, alumni will march up O Street through Healy Gates and across Healy Circle on their way up to Gaston Hall to hear the Presidential Address. Partners and family members are welcome to join in the march or to cheer enthusiastically from the sidelines. A terrific opportunity for your children to participate in their first official Hoya event. All participants receive a free class T-shirt. Plan on joining in to make this a memorable Georgetown first! Free breakfast will be provided in advance at Alumni House.
11:00am - 12:30pm	University President's Event: Conversation with Secretary Madeleine Albright Gaston Hall University President John J. DeGioia will give a State of the University address, followed by a conversation with former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, Mortara Distinguished Professor of Diplomacy. A signing of Secretary Albright's new book, Memo to the President Elect: How We Can Restore America's Reputation and Leadership, will follow the program.
11:00am - 12:00 noon	Storytelling Hour Alumni House While parents are at the University President's Event, children ages four through 10 will enjoy the storytelling of family favorites, hosted by Theresa DeGioia (C'89) wife of Georgetown's President John J. DeGioia. Be part of the Reunion Community Service project by donating a new children's book to the Center for Social Justices reading programs. Syl Sobel (C'77), an author of children's books on U.S. government and history, will share with young readers "Ten Things To Do If You Want To Run For President," based on his book, "Presidential Elections and Other Cool Facts."
12:00 noon - 1:00pm	Art Safari for Kids Alumni House Join guide Diane Apostolos-Cappadona, adjunct professor of Religious Art and Cultural History in the Alwaleed Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding, as she takes children on an exploration of animals in art and even leads them in an activity to create some art of their own! Recommended for children ages 5-11.
12:30pm - 3:00pm	All-Class Family Picnic Copley Lawn Tent (rain site: McDonough Gym Tent) Sponsored by the Georgetown University Alumni Association All alumni, family, and friends are invited to a casual picnic catered by D.C.'s famous Rocklands Barbeque & Grilling Company. This family-friendly gathering will include face-painters, a moon bounce, Jack the Bulldog, and other kid-friendly attractions. Areas will be provided for each class to congregate. Admission is free for children under 10. $
12:45pm - 2:00pm	Class of 1958 School of Nursing & Health Studies Pinning Ceremony Luncheon Mary de Bietry Foyer, St. Mary's Hall All members of the NHS Class of 1958 are invited to this special pinning ceremony in recognition of the class' 50th Reunion. $15
1:00pm - 3:00pm	Cross-Campus Scavenger Hunt See table near picnic registration A great way to rediscover the campus with old friends while introducing Georgetown to your family! Stop by and pick up a scavenger hunt map - if you succeed in completing the hunt, you'll get a prize! Sponsored by the Georgetown University Alumni Association.
1:00pm - 2:15pm	Theater on the Green and in the Gonda! Copley Lawn, Davis Performing Arts Center Students from D.C. public schools will tell stories and enact fables during the All-Class Family Picnic on Copley Lawn. Then, grab a seat in the Gonda Theatre at 2:00 p.m. for a sneak preview of Nadine George Graves' world premiere play, Anansi The Story King. This new production re-imagines the legend of Anansi the spider, the classical African Diaspora trickster, using puppetry, new media, music, and dance. A mash-up of the traditional African legend with the Arabian classic, Shahrazad, it is a performance for the whole family.
1:30pm - 3:00pm	Women of Mystery Riggs Library, Healy Hall Maureen Corrigan, adjunct professor of English, will lead a discussion with bestselling mystery author Lisa Scottoline. A reception will follow in the Philodemic Room. Sponsored by University Librarian Artemis G. Kirk and the Georgetown University Library Associates.
2:00pm - 3:00pm	Career Panel: I'm at the Top of My Game, Now What? Intercultural Center, Room 101 This panel will bring Georgetown alumni together to discuss the joys, challenges, and surprises when senior executives change careers. What do you do when you're the No. 2 person in a company that gets bought out? What happens when the administration changes? So you've achieved your business goals, but you still want to do more? We will host a panel of alumni who will share their own experiences with just these subjects. We can't name the panel yet....but watch out!. Panelists will include: Janet Richert (I'72), Georgetown University McDonough School of Business, Associate Dean, Undergraduate Program Kathy Baczko (I'68), The William J. Clinton Foundation Tom Carter (F'88), President, Leaderfinder Executive Search
2:00pm - 3:00pm	Global Georgetown: Georgetown's Impact on International Health Issues Intercultural Center, Room 103 Join us for a discussion panel featuring the following panelists whose research and studies have focused on the discovery, development, and delivery of health care to underserved global populations: Dr. William McGreevey: associate director in the Department of International Health Jesse Lee Paterson (N'07): project coordinator for USAID on the President's Malaria Initiative Siobhan Thomas-Smith (F'09): student majoring in International Health To read about Georgetown's global health initiatives, including Jesse Patterson's experience, click here (pdf).
2:15pm - 3:00pm	Tour of the Davis Performing Arts Center Davis Performing Arts Center Ever wondered what goes into producing a theatrical production? Then join us for a behind the scenes look at the Davis Performing Arts Center. You'll see where the costumes are designed and created, tour the scene shop where the sets are constructed and get a performer's eye view of the theater from center stage.
2:30pm - 4:30pm	Bus Tour of Washington Sacred Spaces Bus departs from Healy Gates Led by Joseph Murphy, professor of theology, this bus tour will visit several sacred spaces around D.C. to explore how these sites construct themselves apart from the ordinary world and to evoke experiences of another, ultimate world of value and power. Stops are planned at the Islamic Center and the Shrine of Immaculate Conception. $20
3:00pm - 4:15pm	Davis Design Workshop Davis Performing Arts Center Time to get your hands dirty! Make your own Anansi puppet. Experience theatrical special effects. Manipulate with lighting gels and more. For both parents and kids.
3:00pm - 5:00pm	Hoya Kids Sport Clinics Yates Field House Field Day comes to Reunion! Introduce your Hoya Kid to Georgetown Athletics through these hands-on clinics, led by members of the Athletics Department. Activities are scheduled for children of all ages, including volleyball, soccer, and basketball.
3:00pm - 4:15pm	My Life as a Diplomat Gonda Theatre, Performing Arts Center Robert Gallucci, dean of the School of Foreign Service, will moderate a panel of Georgetown alumni who have served as ambassadors, including: His Royal Highness Prince Turki bin Faisal al Saud (F'68): Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Ambassador to United States, 2005-2007; Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Ambassador to the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland, 2002-2005 Timothy A. Chorba (C'68): United States Ambassador to Singapore, 1994-1998 Christopher Ashby (F'68): United States Ambassador to Uruguay, 1997-2001 Patrick N. Theros (F'63): United States Ambassador to Qatar, 1995-1998 Come hear stories from alumni who are history makers and have witnessed extraordinary events in their careers. Co-sponsored by Alumni Career Services.
3:00pm - 4:00pm	Competing for the Best Students Seminar Room, White-Gravenor How does Georgetown compete for the best and brightest among other top-25 institutions? Join Charles Deacon, dean of undergraduate admissions, and Alice Farnham, assistant director of grants and scholarship programs, as they discuss the state of admissions at Georgetown. Learn about the vital role that alumni can play in the process through initiatives like the Alumni Admissions Program and the Georgetown Scholarship Program. Current and prospective members of both programs are welcome.
3:30pm - 4:30pm	25th Reunion Memorial Mass Dahlgren Chapel Members of the Class of 1983 and their guests are invited to a special mass in their honor, to be celebrated by classmate Father Dan Lahart S.J. (B'83).
4:00pm - 5:00pm	Shall Microbes Inherit the Earth? Intercultural Center, Room 103 Heidi Elmendorf, professor of biology, delves into the benefits and dangers of these single-cell organisms and the implications for society, economics and the environment in this interactive presentation.
5:00pm - 6:00pm	50th Reunion Mass Dahlgren Chapel Members of the Class of 1958 and their guests are invited to a special mass in their honor, celebrated by classmates Tom Gleeson, S.J. (C'58), Brian McDermott, S.J. (C'58), and Gasper F. LoBiondo, S.J. (C'58). Immediately following the mass at 6:00pm, a class picture will be taken on the steps of Healy Hall. Remember to wear your 50th Reunion medal!
6:00pm	Magis and Class of 1953 Photo Healy Hall steps Members of the Magis classes (1922-1957), join your classmates for a special picture to commemorate your reunion. Remember to wear your 50th Reunion medal!
7:00pm - 12:00 midnight	Kids' Soiree Riverside Lounge, New South While parents attend their class parties, White House Nannies, a professional child-care provider, will offer a high-energy, entertaining function for children between ages five and 12. Space is limited. $50

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Saturday, May 31 Class Parties

Please note there are three possible prices for your party:

• the early-bird price (May 9 deadline),
• the regular registration price (May 22 deadline),
• and the late price (on-site or walk-in registration).

For more information, check your class Web site.

7:00pm - 10:00pm	MBA/IEMBA Alumni Reunion Class Celebration Agraria Restaurant, 3000 K Street, NW Join your classmates for cocktails, dinner, and celebration at Agraria Restaurant. This is a great new restaurant on the Georgetown waterfront focusing on locally-farmed foods and the Business School will be taking over the whole place. Dinner will be $55 for one or $100 for two. Remember, what happens at Agraria, stays at Agraria. We're hoping to get some nice slide shows going, so please send in copies of photos and other memorabilia for Saturday night's event to alumni@msb.edu!
6:30pm - 10:00pm	Magis Alumni Dinner Riggs Library, Healy Hall Attire: Formal/Business This event is intended for all alumni celebrating their 51st Reunion and beyond. The Class of 1953 and 1948 will be honored for their 55th and 60th Reunions. $50/$55/$60 *Remember to wear your 50th Reunion medal!
6:30pm - 11:00pm	50th Reunion: Class of 1958 Dinner & Dance Copley Formal Lounge Attire: Business *Remember to wear your 50th Reunion medal! $70/$75/$80
6:30pm - 11:00pm	45th Reunion: Class of 1963 Dinner Evermay 1623 28th Street NW Attire: Cocktail $120/$130/$140
7:30pm - 12:00 midnight	40th Reunion: Class of 1968 Dinner O'Donovan Hall, Upper Level Attire: Smart Casual $100/$110/$120
7:00pm - 12:00 midnight	35th Reunion: Class of 1973 Dinner Italian Embassy 3000 Whitehaven Street NW Attire: Business Casual/Cocktail $110/$120/$130
7:00pm - 11:30pm	30th Reunion: Class of 1978 Dinner Alumni House 3604 O Street NW Attire: Business Casual $80/$90/$100
7:00pm - 12:00 midnight	25th Reunion: Class of 1983 Dinner & Dance House of Sweden 2900 K Street NW Attire: Cocktail $125/$135/$145
8:00pm - 12:00 midnight	20th Reunion: Class of 1988 Dinner Copley Lawn Tent (rain site: O'Donovan Hall, Lower Level) Attire: Casual $80/$85/$90
9:00pm - 1:00am	15th Reunion: Class of 1993 Pub Redux '08 Leavey Ballroom Attire: Business Casual $75/$80/$85
8:00pm - 1:00am	10th Reunion: Class of 1998 Hawaiian Luau McDonough Gym Tent Attire: Georgetown Casual - Luau Attire Encouraged $50/$55/$60
9:00pm - 1:00am	5th Reunion: Class of 2003 Party Leavey Esplanade Tent Attire: Casual $45/$50/$55

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Sunday, June 1

10:00am	All-Class Reunion Mass Gaston Hall A celebration for all returning alumni, family, and friends.
10:00am - 2:00pm	Open House at the Robert and Bernice Wagner Alumni House 3604 O Street NW If you haven't had a chance, be sure to stop by your home away from home before you depart.
11:00am - 1:00pm	Farewell Breakfast Copley Lawn Tent (rainsite: Upper Level, O'Donovan Hall) Sponsored by the Georgetown University Alumni Association Jump-start your morning with Starbucks and Krispy Kreme! Grab everyone's favorite doughnuts and coffee before heading home. Free for children under 10. $