Saturday, May 31, 2014

SATURDAY Saturday, May 31, 2014 8:00 AM 4th Annual Princeton University Reunions Run (PURR) Join fellow alumni, family, and friends for the fourth annual PURR. Walk or run the Princeton University 5K Cross- Country course for a great cause. Entry fees are $28 for all registrants over 10 years of age. Registrants under 10 years of age can participate for free. Registration is available at www.princeton89.org/event2/register.asp?eventid=414. Registration is also available on Saturday prior to the race at the course. Net proceeds go to the Class of 1989 Community Service Project, which benefits Kids Against Hunger Coalition. To 9:30 AM. Sponsored by the Class of 1989. West Windsor Fields. All-Level Vinyasa Flow Yoga Come salute the sun at this all-level vinyasa flow yoga class. Taught by certified yoga instructor Bianca Alexander 93, this class will invigorate, relax, and align your mind, body, and spirit. Please bring a yoga mat and a towel, and dress comfortably. Participants are required to sign in at the beginning of class. To 9:00 AM. Sponsored by the Class of 1993. Wilcox Hall Dance Studio, Wilson College. Crusaders Annual Gathering Members and former members and friends meet for sharing God s work in our lives this past year, prayer, and the 1912 Crusader Organization liturgy of readings and hymns. To 10:00 AM. Sponsored by Ambassadors/Crusaders. Dickinson Hall, Room 211. Press Club Alumni Reunions Brunch Join past and present members of the University Press Club for a brunch reception to hear the latest news about the club. Light breakfast and coffee will be served. To 10:30 AM. Sponsored by the University Press Club. Chancellor Green, Upper Hyphen. Princetoniana Take It or Leave It Tent Get your paws on another alum s unwanted Princeton memorabilia! Rather than discarding your unwanted, small Princeton collectibles and apparel, bring them to the new Take It or Leave It tent at Reunions so that they can be discovered by another alum or guest who will treasure them. Items not claimed by a new owner by 9:00 PM on Saturday will be disposed of. Leaving an item does not entitle giver to an acknowledgment of donation and receipts will not be given. To 9:00 PM. Sponsored by the Alumni Council Committee on Princetoniana and the Alumni Council Committee on Reunions. East Pyne, South Lawn Tent. 8:30 AM Friends of Princeton Track Fun Run, Reception, and Award Ceremony All are welcome to run the annual three-mile Fun Run through campus. Participants, friends, family, and fans are also invited to the reception and Larry Ellis Award 35

SATURDAY, May 31 Ceremony immediately following the race. To 10:00 AM. Sponsored by the Friends of Princeton Track & Field. Murray-Dodge Hall Tent. Gift Planning Reunions Seminar Invest in Your Best Asset The choices you make about philanthropy can have a lasting effect on your best asset your family for generations. Our panelists include: James (Jay) E. Hughes Jr. 64, author of the landmark Family Wealth: Keeping It in the Family and retired attorney; Malcolm Moore 59, a leading trusts and estates attorney; and Richard Rampell 74, a top CPA in estate and charitable gift planning. Register now: events.princeton.edu/gpseminar or 609-258-6421. To 10:00 AM. Sponsored by the Office of Gift Planning. Wallace Hall, Room 300. 9:00 AM A4P Discussion: Asian Americans in Today s Professional Landscape Join the Asian American Alumni Association of Princeton (A4P) for a discussion of issues affecting Asian Americans in the workplace today, as well as a networking reception. Asian breakfast items to be served at 9:00 AM. Discussion will begin at 9:30 AM. To 12:30 PM. Sponsored by the Asian American Alumni Association of Princeton. Chancellor Green Rotunda. Alumni-Faculty Forum: Affordable Healthcare Myth or Reality? Moderator: Heather Howard, Director, State Health Reform Assistance Network and Lecturer in Public Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs. Panelists: John G. Clarkson 64, Executive Director, American Board of Ophthalmology and Dean Emeritus and Professor of Ophthalmology, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine; Leonard D. Schaeffer 69, Judge Widney Chair and Professor, University of Southern California; John H. Armstrong 84, State Surgeon General and Secretary of Health, State of Florida; Prem S. Subramanian 89, Associate Professor of Ophthalmology, Neurology, and Neurosurgery, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. To 10:00 AM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. McCosh Hall, Room 50. Alumni-Faculty Forum: Life After Princeton Roads Less Traveled Moderator: Omar Wasow, Assistant Professor of Politics. Panelists: Adam S. Gussow 79 *00, Associate Professor of English and Southern Studies, University of Mississippi; Martin E. P. Seligman 64, Professor of Positive Psychology and Director of the Positive Psychology Center, University of Pennsylvania; Peter Kaminsky 69, Author; Nancy Herkness Theodorou 79, Writer. To 10:00 AM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. McCosh Hall, Room 10. Alumni-Faculty Forum: The Ever-Evolving Middle East Moderator: Max D. Weiss, Assistant Professor of History and Near Eastern Studies, Elias Boudinot Bicentennial Preceptor. Panelists: Daniel W. Christman *69, Senior 36

SATURDAY Counselor to the President, United States Chamber of Commerce; G. Jonathan Greenwald 64, Vice President, International Crisis Group; Jeremy D. Ben-Ami 84, Founder, J Street; Nate Rawlings 04, Writer, TIME. To 10:00 AM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. McCormick Hall, Room 101. Alumni-Faculty Forum: Views of Modern Conservatism and Libertarianism Moderator: Robert P. George, McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence, Professor of Politics, and Director, James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions. Panelists: John F. Stossel 69, Host of Stossel; Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. 79, Senior Counsel, King & Spalding LLP; Henry E. Payne, IV 84, Columnist, The Detroit News; Andrew L. Malcolm 09, Communications Director, Office of Representative Greg Walden. To 10:00 AM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. Frist Campus Center, Room 302. Annual Aquinas Breakfast and Open House To kick off the Saturday of Reunions we are hosting our annual Saturday morning Aquinas breakfast and open house. Come catch up and hear about exciting Aquinas developments. All are welcome! To 11:00 AM. Sponsored by the Aquinas Institute (Roman Catholic Chaplaincy). St. Thomas Aquinas House, Chaplain s Residence, 24 Charlton Street. Annual Meeting of the Tiger Band Board of Directors Board President Joel Thompson 08 will discuss the collaboration of FOTB and the PUB over the past year. Current officers will be present to provide their perspectives. Breakfast will be served! To 10:30 AM. Sponsored by the Friends of Tiger Band. Frist Campus Center, Room 309. Class Historians Workshop This hands-on workshop led by Julio Gomez 82, Class Historian, will set the role of the Class Historian into context, define goals for the Class Historian that serve both individual classes and the University at large, and propose specific strategies for successfully performing the various functions of the Class Historian. Ways of using existing modes of communications and of developing new ones (including social networking) will figure prominently in the discussion. To 10:30 AM. Sponsored by the Alumni Council Committee on Princetoniana. Frist Campus Center, Room 234. Entrepreneurship: Creating Tomorrow Today Hear about how entrepreneurs are truly creating tomorrow today. Moderator: Ralph Taylor-Smith *94, Chemical and Biological Engineering and General Partner, Battelle Ventures L.P. and Innovation Valley Partners L.P. Panelists: Tsvetelina (Lina) Churalska, Graduate Student, Architecture, and Cofounder, Princeton Beverage Company; Max R. Friedfeld, Graduate Student, Chemistry; George A. Khoury, Graduate Student, Chemical and Biological Engineering; Luna Ranjit *04 MPA, Woodrow Wilson School, and Executive Director, Adhikaar for Human Rights and Social Justice. To 10:00 AM. Sponsored by the Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni. McCosh Hall, Room 28. 37

SATURDAY, May 31 Friends of Princeton Fencing Reunions Breakfast Please join the coaches for brunch and conversation with friends and teammates! Bring your family. We will have foam swords and art projects. In case of lightning we will move to Stan Sieja Fencing Room in Jadwin Gym, C level. To 1:00 PM. Sponsored by the Friends of Princeton Fencing. Jadwin Gym, Hodes Plaza Tent. Mudd Manuscript Library Breakfast All are invited to join Mudd Manuscript Library staff and Friends of the Princeton University Library for breakfast while viewing the exhibition Building the House of Knowledge: The Centennial of the Graduate College. To 11:00 AM. Sponsored by the Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library and Friends of the Princeton University Library. Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library, Wiess Lounge. Princeton University Rowing Association Annual Members Meeting All alumni and other members welcome. Coffee and pastries will be served. To 10:30 AM. Sponsored by the Princeton University Rowing Association. C. Bernard Shea 16 Rowing Center, Gordon Sikes 16 Room (2nd floor). Woodrow Wilson School Reunions Talk: From the Frontline of the Snowden NSA Story Introduced by Cecilia Rouse, Dean, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs. Talk by Barton Gellman 82, Journalist and Visiting Professional Specialist, Woodrow Wilson School. To 10:30 AM. Sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School. Robertson Hall, Dodds Auditorium. 9:15 AM Seeking God through Prayer Join fellow Princeton alumni in seeking God through scripture reading and prayer. You are welcome to participate for all or part of the hour. To 10:15 AM. Sponsored by Princeton Faith and Action. Frist Campus Center, Multipurpose Room C. 9:30 AM Alumni Physicians/Healthcare Professionals Reception An informal breakfast reception for Princeton M.D.s, other healthcare professionals, medical students and faculty, and current pre-health undergrads. Come share coffee, bagels, and conversation with other Tiger docs. Meet the advising staff in our offices above the old U-Store. To 12:30 PM. Sponsored by Health Professions Advising. 36 University Place, Suite 230. Friends of Princeton Squash Gathering Head Coaches Sean Wilkinson and Gail Ramsay invite squash alumni and friends to the annual Princeton Squash Reunions gathering. Come and say hi to the coaches, play some squash, see old friends, and meet some new ones. We have racquets, eyewear, and balls ready and waiting for you and your family. We will serve a continental breakfast. To Noon. Sponsored by the Friends of Princeton Squash. Jadwin Gym, C Floor Squash Courts. 38

SATURDAY Meaningful Service: Learning Beyond the Classroom Hear how students discovered the deeper value of their Princeton education through meaningful service and have been inspired to make civic engagement part of their personal ethos. To 10:30 AM. Sponsored by the Pace Center for Civic Engagement. Chancellor Green Café. 10:00 AM Alumni Row and Barbecue Lunch Come join classmates for an alumni row on Lake Carnegie followed by boat dedications and a barbecue lunch for alumni, friends, and family. To 1:00 PM. Sponsored by the Princeton University Rowing Association. C. Bernard Shea 16 Rowing Center. Alumni Swim Meet All alumni, family, and friends are invited to the annual alumni swim meet. Warm up from 9:00 AM; meet begins at 10:00 AM. Bagels and juice will be provided. To Noon. Sponsored by the Friends of Princeton Swimming and Diving. DeNunzio Pool. Footnotes Alumni Brunch The Princeton Footnotes welcome Footnote alumni, family, and friends to a brunch and arch sing! To Noon. Sponsored by the Princeton Footnotes. East Pyne Courtyard. Friends of Men s Soccer Game and Lunch All soccer alums and family members welcome. Light lunch will be provided after the game. To 1:00 PM. Sponsored by the Friends of Princeton Soccer. Roberts Stadium. Friends of Princeton Ultimate Alumni Game All alumni and undergraduate ultimate players, family, and friends are invited to the 36th Annual Princeton Ultimate Game. To 1:00 PM. Sponsored by the Friends of Princeton Ultimate. West Windsor Fields. Friends of Princeton Volleyball Alumni Game Sweat out some of Friday night s festivities with our annual alumni volleyball game. It s not always pretty, but it is always fun. To 11:30 AM. Sponsored by the Friends of Princeton Volleyball. Dillon Gym, Court 3. Friends of Softball Slow Pitch Game We welcome all alumni, friends, and family for a great day out at 1895 Field. Dust off your gloves and vintage Princeton Softball gear for the Orange vs. Black slow pitch game! We hope you will join us in reconnecting with old friends, teammates, and our current student-athletes. Food and drinks will be served. To Noon. Sponsored by the Friends of Princeton Softball. 1895 Field (Softball Field). Honor Committee Reunions Meeting We will discuss updates from the year with present and past members. To 11:30 AM. Sponsored by the Honor Committee. Butler College, 1915 Room. Mudd Manuscript Library Tour To 10:45 AM. Sponsored by the Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library. Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library. 39

SATURDAY, May 31 Office of Sustainability Campus Green Tour A tour of campus green spaces and initiatives. To 11:30 AM. Sponsored by the Office of Sustainability. Frist Campus Center, South Lawn Tent. Outdoor Action: Exploring Change in Mongolia Return to the Darhad Bob Peck 74, historian, writer, photographer, and Senior Fellow at the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia, has explored remote places across the globe. Peck will present his documentary film Exploring Change in Mongolia, which chronicles his return to northern Mongolia to find and photograph a group of nomadic families whose lives he first recorded in 1994 95. Peck s journey takes us to an ancient Mongolian competition involving riding, archery, and wrestling, and the changing lives of Mongolia s nomadic herders. The film explores culture, tradition, discovery, and change. Experience life on the steppes of Central Asia. To 11:00 AM. Sponsored by Outdoor Action. McDonnell Hall, Room A02. Princeton Ring Sale The Ring and Frame Agency offers custom-order class rings and graduation frames to Princeton alumni and graduating seniors. To 5:00 PM. Sponsored by Princeton Ring and Frame Student Agency. 48 University Place, Courtyard. 10:15 AM Celebrating Christian Life at Princeton: Princeton Faith and Action Annual Brunch Princeton Faith and Action (PFA) invites all Reunions participants from all classes, all denominations, and all Christian ministries to this annual event. Connect with PFA alumni, visit with current PFA students, and meet the Christian Union ministry faculty and staff. To 1:00 PM. Sponsored by Princeton Faith and Action. Frist Campus Center, Multipurpose Rooms A and B. 10:30 AM A Conversation with President Christopher L. Eisgruber 83 Please join President Eisgruber 83 in a conversation with Princeton alumni. Introductory remarks will be followed by an open forum for questions. To 11:30 AM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. Alexander Hall, Richardson Auditorium. Alumni-Faculty Forum: Books That Changed Your Life Moderator: William Gleason, Professor and Chair, Department of English. Panelists: Billy Aronson 79, Playwright; Hilary Beard 84, Writer, Editor, and Life-transitions Coach; Derick Dreher 89, John C. Haas Director, The Rosenbach of the Free Library of Philadelphia; Jacob Sager Weinstein 94, Writer. To 11:30 AM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. Frist Campus Center, Room 302. Alumni-Faculty Forum: Political Gridlock Can We Do Better? Moderator: Paul Frymer, Associate Professor of Politics and Acting Director, Program in Law and Public Affairs. 40

SATURDAY Panelists: James A. S. Leach 64, Professor, University of Iowa College of Law; William Frist 74, Partner, Chairman of Distinguished Executives Council, Cressey & Company; John P. Sarbanes 84, U.S. Representative, 3rd Congressional District, Maryland; Thomas E. Weber 89, Executive Editor, TIME; Joshua D. Pollack 99, Special Assistant to the President, Office of Legislative Affairs; Michael P. Shapiro 09, Former Senior Policy Adviser, White House National Economic Council. To 11:30 AM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. McCosh Hall, Room 50. Alumni-Faculty Forum: The Business and Management of Professional Sports Teams Moderator: Bob Surace 90, Charles W. Caldwell Jr. 25 Head Coach of Football. Panelists: B. Peter Carry 64, Retired Executive Editor, Sports Illustrated; Mark Wilf 84, Owner and President, Minnesota Vikings; Mark A. Shapiro 89, President, Cleveland Indians; Jason Garrett 89, Head Coach, Dallas Cowboys. To 11:30 AM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. McCosh Hall, Room 10. Alumni-Faculty Forum: To Infinity and Beyond Innovations in Engineering Moderator: Karl Zaininger *64, Lecturer in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. Panelists: Warren D. Smith 64, Professor, California State University Sacramento; David A. Pensak 69, CEO, UbiquiShield, CEO, HemoStable, Professor of Anesthesia, Drexel College of Medicine, and Adjunct Professor, University of Delaware; Hal L. Stern 84, Executive Director of Applied Technology, Merck & Co.; Ian J. Ferguson 09, Director of Hardware Development, Formlabs Inc. To 11:30 AM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. McCormick Hall, Room 101. Alumni Water Polo Game All are welcome to attend our annual alumni game. Refreshments will be provided following the game. To Noon. Sponsored by the Friends of Princeton Water Polo. DeNunzio Pool. Is Online Teaching the Future? A View from Princeton Jeremy I. Adelman, the Walter Samuel Carpenter III Professor in Spanish Civilization and Culture, Professor of History, and Director of the Council for International Teaching and Research, will deliver this year s Millennial Lecture. He will share his experience of offering his global history course in a massively open and online (MOOC) version, which not only engaged students enrolled at Princeton, but also reached viewers worldwide. The lecture will explore both positive and negative aspects of marrying Internet-era technology with higher education. Time will be set aside at the end of the lecture for questions and discussion. To 11:30 AM. Sponsored by the Class of 2000. East Pyne, Room 010. Princeton-Blairstown Center Breakfast and Reunion Princeton-Blairstown Center (PBC) alumni and friends are invited to join us for a breakfast reunion event. Come meet 41

SATURDAY, May 31 the new Executive Director, Pam Gregory, and learn about the next chapter in PBC s 105-year-old history. Catch up with old friends and meet some new ones. Continental breakfast will be served. To 12:30 PM. Sponsored by Princeton- Blairstown Center. Murray-Dodge Hall, West Room. 10:45 AM Rugby s 28th Annual R.U.S.T. Alumnae-Undergraduate Exhibition Match Enjoy the fluidity and power of Princeton s most popular club sport as Princeton s undergraduate Women s XV compete against alumnae for the Emil Signes Cup. Rugby is one of Princeton s oldest contact sports for women, having been played continuously since 1979. The game will feature players who won national championships, competed on Final Four and Sweet 16 teams, and were named Ivy Champions. Players bring kit, boots, and water, and arrive 15 minutes early to select sides. To 1:30 PM. Sponsored by the Friends of Princeton Rugby. Haaga House and Rickerson Field, West Windsor Fields. 11:00 AM 40 Years of Outdoor Action: A Panel on Leadership and Adventure Outdoor Action celebrates its 40th anniversary with this panel and slide show on the history of OA at Princeton. Come join with us to celebrate OA s legacy of student leadership development and adventures in the outdoors as we hear from a distinguished panel of OA leader alumni and current student leaders, including one of this year s Pyne Prize winners, Joe Barrett 14. To Noon. Sponsored by Outdoor Action. McDonnell Hall, Room A02. Alyea Memorial Demonstration Lecture Robert Cava, the Russell Wellman Moore Professor of Chemistry, assisted by Kathryn Wagner, Lecture Demonstrator, Chemistry, will present a program of chemical demonstrations, including some popularized by the late Professor Hubert Alyea 24 *28. Bring the family! Followed by light refreshments and Frick Laboratory tours. To Noon. Sponsored by Department of Chemistry. Frick Chemistry Laboratory, Taylor Auditorium. Combatting Climate Change: How Princeton Students Do It in the Dark This spring, Students United for a Responsible Global Environment (SURGE) organized Princeton University s first campus-wide dorm energy competition. Hear from a panel of Do It in the Dark organizers, including Isaac Lederman 15, Co-President, SURGE; Misha Semenov 15, Co-President, Greening Princeton; Savraj Singh 03, Founder, Wattvision; Lindy Li 12, Campaign Organizer; and Shana Weber, Director, Office of Sustainability. To Noon. Sponsored by SURGE. McCosh Hall, Room 62. Environmental Studies Program Alumni Reception All Environmental Studies (ENV) alumni are invited to stop by our reception to catch up with one another 42

SATURDAY and learn about exciting developments in the program. Refreshments will be served. To 12:30 PM. Sponsored by Princeton Environmental Institute. Guyot Hall, Atrium. Fred E. Fox 39 Memorial Concert Join the Princeton University Band in honoring the great Princeton alumnus and Father of the Band Fred E. Fox 39 at a free open-air concert against the backdrop of beautiful Nassau Hall. Come listen to classic rock and roll, Dixieland jazz, the crazy 80s, and modern hits, and sing along to timeless Princeton classics such as Going Back to Nassau Hall and The Orange and the Black. To Noon. Sponsored by the Princeton University Band. Cannon Green. Friends of Princeton Tennis Open House Come join fellow tennis alumni for a casual tennis open house. Meet coaches Laura Granville and Billy Pate, and check out the Cordish Family Tennis Pavilion. Food, drink, tennis balls, and tennis courts will be provided. Even if you do not feel like playing tennis, we would love to see you. To 1:00 PM. Sponsored by the Friends of Princeton Tennis. Lenz Tennis Center, Cordish Family Pavilion. Friends of Women s Ice Hockey Reception Please join us for a pre-p-rade reception. Beverages and snacks will be available while we tell stories and relive memories. To 1:00 PM. Sponsored by the Friends of Princeton Women s Ice Hockey. Poe Field, 1912 Pavilion (Picnic Shelter). How Chocolate Is Made: From Bean to Bar with the Institute for Chocolate Studies Have you ever wondered how chocolate is made? Find out how the beans of the cocoa tree, Theobroma cacao, become a delicious dessert. Members of Princeton s student-run beanto-bar chocolate factory will demonstrate all of the steps in the chocolate making process and will answer questions on the history and production of chocolate. There will also be bars for sale and free samples. To Noon. Sponsored by the Institute for Chocolate Studies. McCosh Hall, Room 46. PAVE Alumni Reception Past and current PAVE members will meet to discuss the club s history and current projects. All interested parties welcome. To Noon. Sponsored by Princeton Autonomous Vehicle Engineering Team. Sherrerd Hall Atrium. Princeton Tiger Magazine Alumni Brunch Catch up with old friends and make new ones at Tiger s alumni brunch while checking out beautiful new magazines and other Tiger products. Light fare will be served. To 2:00 PM. Sponsored by Princeton Tiger magazine. 48 University Place, Room 402. Rugby s 45th Annual Doc Whitton Cup Exhibition Match Princeton s Men s XV compete against Alumni Old Boys in an exhibition match for the Doc Whitton Cup, honoring Professor John Boardman Whitton h31, who re-established rugby at Princeton in 1930 and was coach and adviser to the club into the 1960s. The series stands: alumni, 22 wins; students, 22 wins; 2 draws. Rugby is one 43

SATURDAY, May 31 of Princeton s oldest contact sports, competing continuously for 84 years and tracing its roots to 1876, when sophomore Tommy Woodrow Wilson, Class of 1879, agreed to Rugby Union rules for football games played against Harvard and Yale. Players: bring kit, boots, and water. To 1:00 PM. Sponsored by the Friends of Princeton Rugby. Haaga House and Rickerson Field, West Windsor Fields. 11:30 AM Field Hockey and Women s Lacrosse Alumnae Gathering Come join alumnae and coaching staff of the field hockey and women s lacrosse programs for a casual gathering prior to the P-rade. Food and drink provided. Families and significant others welcome. To 1:00 PM. Sponsored by the Friends of Princeton Field Hockey and the Friends of Princeton Women s Lacrosse. Class of 1952 Stadium. Friends of PUP Reunions Brunch Come enjoy brunch with current and former members of PUP before the P-rade! There will be food, friends, music, and plenty of memories, as well as a chance to hear about PUP s recent and upcoming seasons! To 1:30 PM. Sponsored by the Princeton University Players. Rocky-Mathey Classroom and Theatre. Tigerlilies Morning Alumnae Arch Sing The Tigerlilies will be having a mid-morning arch sing designed for alumnae with young families and those who will only be attending the P-rade on Saturday. All alumnae are invited to sing with us and meet the present members of the group. To 12:30 PM. Sponsored by Princeton Tigerlilies. 1879 Arch. Festive Shabbat Lunch Advance registration is required. Please RSVP to rpalmer@ princeton.edu by Thursday, May 29. To 1:30 PM. Sponsored by Center for Jewish Life/Hillel. Center for Jewish Life, 70 Washington Road. Princeton Evangelical Fellowship Alumni Luncheon See old friends and make new ones over lunch before the P-rade. To 2:00 PM. Sponsored by Princeton Evangelical Fellowship. Friend Center, Convocation Room. 12:30 PM Tigressions Alumnae Reception All Tigressions alumnae, family, and friends are invited to join us for an afternoon reception with food and refreshments! Come catch up with classmates and meet the members of the current group. We would also love for you to join us later in the night after the fireworks to sing some of our favorite new and old songs! To 2:00 PM. Sponsored by Tigressions. Bloomberg Hall, 059 (Tigressions Room). 44

SATURDAY 2:00 PM The One and Only P-rade! Please check the map in your PAW or on Reunions Mobile, or follow the orange street signs along the route for your staging locations. To 5:30 PM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. FitzRandolph Gate, Front Campus, Cannon Green, Chapel Drive, Elm Drive, Poe-Pardee Fields. 4:00 PM Butler Apartments Open House Return to Butler, home to graduate students and their families, to reminisce with current and past residents. Tour the community grounds and select apartments, view a photo exhibition titled Butler through the Lens, and enjoy light refreshments in a joyful ambiance featuring musical hits from the last seven decades. Shuttle service departs from the driveway east of Peretsman Scully Hall, adjacent to Washington Road, following the end of the APGA s march in the P-rade. Shuttle service back to campus will depart from Butler. To 6:00 PM. Sponsored by the Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni, the Butler Committee, and the GSG Events Board. Butler Apartments. Kindred Spirit Alumni Meet and Greet Please come to meet current members, hear what we have been doing, and sing praise songs with us! We re looking forward to meeting you. Light refreshments will be provided. To 5:00 PM. Sponsored by Kindred Spirit. Rocky-Mathey Classroom. 4:15 PM WPRB Alumni Reception All WPRB alumni are welcome! Meet the current station staff and enjoy light snack fare. To 6:15 PM. Sponsored by WPRB. Bloomberg Hall, 030 (WPRB Studios). 4:30 PM The Daily Princetonian Alumni Barbecue All alumni are invited to join current and former Prince staffers at the annual barbecue outside the newsroom. To 6:30 PM. Sponsored by The Daily Princetonian. 48 University Place, Courtyard. 5:00 PM Fuzzy Dice Reunions Show Join Fuzzy Dice, Princeton s self-proclaimed most attractive improv group, for an hour of short- and long-form improv comedy. This performance is highly interactive with the audience and also family-friendly. Laughter and merriment are guaranteed and no tickets are required. To 6:00 PM. Sponsored by Fuzzy Dice Improv Comedy. U-Store Courtyard Tent. 45

SATURDAY, May 31 Open AA Meeting Alumni and their friends are welcome. To 6:30 PM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University and the Office of Religious Life. Murray-Dodge Hall, East Room. TigerNet Discussion Group Annual Reception Come join us after you march in the P-rade and put a face with that email address! Refreshments will be served. Families are welcome. To 6:00 PM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. Frist Campus Center, Multipurpose Room B. Post P-rade ABPA Reunions Awards Ceremony and Annual Meeting Immediately following the P-rade, continue the merriment and join ABPA for our 33rd Reunions Awards Reception and Annual Meeting. We are excited to honor this year s award recipients and to celebrate Reunions with ABPA family and friends. The reception is free for all paid ABPA members, lifetime members, students, honorees, and their guests. To 7:00 PM. Sponsored by the Association of Black Princeton Alumni. Carl A. Fields Center, 58 Prospect Avenue. FFR/Princeton BTGALA Post-P-rade LGBT Alumni Reception Join gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender alumni for a reception. We look forward to announcing our newest postdoctoral fellowship in LGBT studies! To 7:00 PM. Sponsored by FFR/Princeton BTGALA. Frist Campus Center, Room 246 (LGBT Center). Friends of Sprint Football Reunion Come join your fellow alumni and meet new Head Coach Sean Morey for an afternoon of reminiscing and catching up. Coach Morey will give an update on spring practice and an outlook for the upcoming season. Hope to see you there! To 6:00 PM. Sponsored by the Friends of Princeton Sprint Football. Princeton Stadium, Class of 1956 Room. PiA Alumni Reunion Join fellow PiA alumni as we celebrate the Year of the Horse and raise a glass to our years neigh, century of service, sketchy street food, and adventures in Asia! To 8:00 PM. Sponsored by Princeton in Asia. Bobst Center for Peace and Justice, 101. Post P-rade Cocktail Reception and Open House Meet up with friends and fellow alumni for cocktails, refreshments, and fun! To 6:00 PM. Sponsored by Center for Jewish Life/Hillel. Center for Jewish Life, 70 Washington Road. Princeton Evangelical Fellowship Alumni Gathering PEF alumni and friends are invited to relax and catch up with one another over refreshments. To 7:00 PM. Sponsored by Princeton Evangelical Fellowship. Friend Center, Convocation Room. Princeton in Africa Alumni and Friends Post P-rade Gathering Join us for a post P-rade event for Princeton in Africa friends and alumni. To 6:30 PM. Sponsored by Princeton in Africa. Butler College, Class of 1915 Room. 46

SATURDAY Princeton University Band Alumni Reunion Reconnect with all those who look ravishing in plaid! Join current Princeton University Band members for refreshments, photo albums, and remembering the musicality and merriment of a still-undefeated band. To 7:00 PM. Sponsored by the Princeton University Band. Schultz Lab, Tent. 7:00 PM AA Haven Feel free to drop in and speak with friends. To Midnight. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University and the Office of Religious Life. Frist Campus Center, Class of 1952 Room. Lobster Club Improv Comedy Reunions Show Want a few laughs after your Reunions dinner? Come out and see Lobster Club, Princeton s first, oldest, and only completely no-audition improv comedy troupe! Lobster Club is part of Shruggers?, a no-audition performing arts coalition that started last year. It s a one-time-only opportunity; this show has never been performed and will never be performed again! Tickets are $3 at the door. To 8:00 PM. Sponsored by Lobster Club. Rocky-Mathey Theatre. Manna Christian Fellowship: Reunions Large Group Come enjoy worship, teaching, and fellowship with returning Manna alumni and Manna s 2014 graduating class! To 8:30 PM. Sponsored by Manna Christian Fellowship. Murray-Dodge Hall, First Floor. Princeton Triangle Show: Zero Gravitas Special early curtain at 7:00 PM so you can see the Triangle show Zero Gravitas AND the fireworks! Houston, we have a problem: this show is just too funny! Join Princeton s Famous Triangle Show as we blast off for the final frontier, where you ll encounter singing space pirates, robots with feelings, and an ever-expanding universe of laughs that ll split both your sides and the very fabric of space-time. It s a show that s literally out of this world. Tickets at www.triangleshow.com and at McCarter Theatre. To 8:45 PM. Sponsored by Princeton Triangle Club. McCarter Theatre, Matthews Theatre. 8:00 PM Princeton Shakespeare Company Presents The Bacchae In this tragedy, Dionysus, a god, returns to Thebes, the land of his birth, to establish his rights and worship among those who dare not bow down to him. But when challenged by King Pentheus, Dionysus must prove his deity at all costs. Directed by Sean Drohan 14. To 10:30 PM. Sponsored by Princeton Shakespeare Company. Lewis Center for the Arts, Matthews Acting Studio (185 Nassau Street). 47

SATURDAY, May 31 Princeton University Orchestra Lawn Concert Michael Pratt, Music Director and Conductor. Enjoy music from the classics, light classics, and pops. Followed by fireworks. In the event of inclement weather, call the Fireworks hotline (609-258-8100) or check Reunions Mobile for updates and weather-related changes. To 9:00 PM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. Finney and Campbell Fields. Princeton University Players Presents Mack and Mabel The year is 1929, and Mack Sennet is a washed-up silent movie director in a world of talkies. But it wasn t always this way. Back in 1910, Mack was at the top of his game and in love with Mabel Normand, the clumsy sandwich delivery girl whom he made into a star. As Mabel gets pulled into the dark side of Hollywood, and her relationship with Mack begins to fall apart, it becomes harder and harder for Mack to keep making the world laugh. Tickets: $8 for students; $10 for alumni, faculty, and staff; and $12 for general admission. To 10:30 PM. Sponsored by Princeton University Players. Frist Campus Center, Film and Performance Theater, Room 301. Theatre Intime presents Everything in Isolation An offbeat and amped-up original work written by Ava Geyer 15 and directed by David Drew 14. Deb has to buy something at the pet store or else she seems creepy. Will needs to justify the Denmark joke more, and Chang would like to borrow your boots. All three would like to tell you some stories from their life well, a lot of stories from one particular section of their life, anyway. Listen carefully. Once we tell our stories, the real work begins. Tickets: $8 for students; $10 for alumni, faculty, and staff; and $12 for general admission. To 10:00 PM. Sponsored by Theatre Intime. Hamilton Murray Theater. Traditional Shabbat Third Meal Advance registration is required. Please RSVP to rpalmer@princeton.edu by Thursday, May 29. To 9:00 PM. Sponsored by Center for Jewish Life/Hillel. Center for Jewish Life, 70 Washington Road. 8:30 PM Shere Khan Alumni Arch Sing Come hear classic Shere Khan tunes as well as new favorites. All alumni and fans are welcome to attend. To 10:00 PM. Sponsored by Shere Khan. 1879 Arch. 9:15 PM Fireworks! Following the lawn concert, a spectacular fireworks display will be created by the Santore Brothers of Garden State Fireworks, featuring custom shells and one-of-a-kind displays. In the event of inclement weather, call the Fireworks hotline (609-258-8100) or check Reunions Mobile for updates and weather-related changes. To 9:45 PM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. Finney and Campbell Fields. 48

SATURDAY 10:00 PM Campus Club Cookie Night Campus Club s tradition of the cookie night study break lives on at Reunions. Featuring a concert by Koleinu (alumni are welcome to join in) and a grand assortment of cookies, both kosher and otherwise. Open to all, whether you were a Campusian or never got the chance to be one. Brought to you by the Campus Club Ghost Office Corps. To 11:00 PM. Sponsored by Koleinu. Campus Club. Footnotes Alumni Open House The Princeton Footnotes are performing their newest arrangements for Footnote alumni, family, and friends. To 11:45 PM. Sponsored by Princeton Footnotes. Rockefeller College, Common Room. Katzenjammers Alumni Arch Sing Come join many generations of Katzenjammers in singing KJ classics! The arch sing will begin right after the fireworks. To 11:00 PM. Sponsored by Princeton Katzenjammers. Blair Arch. Tigertones Alumni Open House Alumni and friends, come join the Tigertones for our annual Open House featuring performances by the current undergraduate group. To Midnight. Sponsored by Tigertones. Foulke Hall, Tigertones Room. 10:30 PM Tigressions Alumnae Arch Sing Present and past Tigressions, come sing some of our favorite new and old songs! To 11:30 PM. Sponsored by Tigressions. 1879 Arch. 11:00 PM FFR/Princeton BTGALA LGBT After the Tents Dance Party Join gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender alumni for our annual After the Tents dance party in the redesigned Elm Club on Prospect! To 3:00 AM. Sponsored by FFR/Princeton BTGALA. Carl A. Fields Center, Large Multipurpose Room. Katzenjammers Alumni Reception Katzenjammers past and present will gather immediately following the KJ alumni arch sing to socialize, share refreshments, and sing Katzenjammers classics. To Midnight. Sponsored by Princeton Katzenjammers. Rocky- Mathey Classroom. Quipfire! Reunions Show Quipfire! is Princeton s oldest improv comedy group, founded in 1992. Come see us perform our signature mix of short- and long-form improv, with special appearances by our alumni! Tickets are $7 and can be purchased at Frist Campus Center or at the door. To Midnight. Sponsored by Quipfire! Improv Comedy. Hamilton Murray Theater. 49

SATURDAY, May 31 11:45 PM Princeton Footnotes Alumni Arch Sing Come on over and listen to Footnotes young and old rock out! To 2:00 AM. Sponsored by the Princeton Footnotes. 1879 Arch. Midnight Tigertones Reunions Arch Sing Arch sing for undergraduate and alumni Tigertones. To 1:30 AM. Sponsored by the Tigertones. Blair Arch. 1:00 AM Kosher BBQ at Chabad Come to the Chabad tent for the 4th annual Reunions BBQ exactly when you want it. Featuring kosher meat and vegetarian options. Because Chabad is your Jewish home away from home. To 3:00 AM. Sponsored by Chabad at Princeton University. Scharf Family Chabad House, 15 Edwards Place. 50