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• A Message from the President

  

  Click on the headline to read a message from Lusyd Doolittle Kourides '70, President of the Alumnae/i Association, and learn about what the Alumnae/i Board is doing for you.

  Stay connected to your classmates and the School by using the new EverTrue app, contributing information to the e-Newsletter and The Bulletin, and joining us for a great Reunion weekend!

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• REUNION 2013: Reconnect with Friends!

  

  Register now to return to campus for Reunion 2013! Don’t miss this opportunity to reconnect with friends! All alums are welcome, but classes ending in 3’s and 8’s should make a special effort to join classmates and faculty for Reunion activities on May 17-18. The program opens with an outstanding panel of alum entrepreneurs, who will share stories (and strategies) from being on the frontline of business development. The weekend will also feature campus tours, Harkness classes, a Glee Club Sing-Along (all are welcome), the traditional Maypole dance, receptions, luncheons, a banquet, and much more. Come back and visit your favorite faculty, enjoy time with friends, and get a preview of the future Masters campus. Click here for registration information.

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• Alum Entrepreneurs Share Their Success Stories

  

  Be sure to arrive by 3:00 p.m. on Friday, May 17, to hear alumnae/i entrepreneurs Kara DioGuardi ’88, Chris Danzig ’99, and Lucy Muhlfeld Kazickas ’71 discuss their strategies for building highly successful businesses. Held in the Middle School's Great Hall, the panel discussion is part of the Reunion weekend program, and will be followed by a wine and cheese reception from 5:00-6:30 p.m. Click on the headline for details.

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• An UnForgettable Story: Pam Kinnicut Motley ’62

  

  “I got involved as a member of my 50th Reunion committee from the get-go and had the opportunity to call many classmates, some of whom I hadn’t spoken to in over fifty years,” noted Pam Kinnicut Motley '62. "My roommate wasn’t planning on coming back for Reunion, but I talked her into it. When the weekend finally came, we shared a hotel room and all those years just fell away—we were roommates again!" Click on the headline to read the wonderful story about Pam's unforgettable experiences at Reunion.

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• The Labyrinth Rocks!

  

  As you prepare for reunion weekend, please consider adding a rock to your suitcase! Ellen Cowhey, World Religions and Journalism teacher, spearheaded an effort by students, faculty and alums to create a stone path labyrinth in front of Estherwood. Reunion attendees will have a chance to explore the labyrinth with Ellen on Saturday, May 18, at 5:00 p.m. You’re invited to add a stone from your yard or garden to the seven concentric circles that make up this meditative path. Click on the headline for more information.

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• Marin Alsop ’73 Makes History: First Woman to Conduct Last Night of Proms

  

  Marin Alsop ’73 has been named conductor for the prestigious 2013 Last Night of the BBC Proms. Scheduled for Saturday, September 7, 2013, in London’s iconic Royal Albert Hall, the performance will be televised worldwide. Ms. Alsop is the first female conductor to ever conduct the Last Night. Click on the headline to read more.

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• Kathryn Wasserman Davis 1907-2013

  

  It is with great sadness that The Masters School notes the passing of Kathryn Wasserman Davis P’56, GP’84 on April 23, 2013, at her home in Hobe Sound, FL. Mrs. Davis was a renowned philanthropist, visionary, and an inspiration to all who work for peace and honor the world’s cultures. Please click on the headline to read a memorial tribute.

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• Reunion 2013: Remember, Reconnect, Reminisce

  

  Now is the time to plan your return to campus for Reunion Weekend on May 17-18, 2013! Contact your friends and classmates and make a date to meet in the Middle School’s Great Hall at 3:00 p.m. for “Creative Enterprise: Alumnae/i Entrepreneurs,” the first event in a whirlwind weekend of fun-filled activities. Click here to view a detailed list of events. To register online, click here.

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• Six Decades of Alums Tour National Portrait Gallery

  

  Thanks to Wendy Wick Reaves '68, more than 50 Masters School alumnae/i had the opportunity to tour two extraordinary exhibits at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. Alums from six decades connected at the event. Please click on the headline to view photos and read more.

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• NPR Team Wins Peabody, duPont Awards

  

  It has been a stellar year for Masters School Trustee Edith Chapin '83, who is senior supervising International Editor at National Public Radio (NPR). Earlier this year, a team of NPR journalists won an Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Award for NPR's coverage of the conflict in Syria. On March 28, it was announced that members of the team had also won the prestigious Peabody Award, again for NPR's Syria reporting. International correspondents Kelly McEvers and Deb Amos led NPR's reports during frequent trips to the region.

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