© 2009 Harvard-Radcliffe Class of 1984
Welcome to the Harvard-Radcliffe Class of 1984 Website
Survey Results now available
Have You:
Thank you to all who helped make the 25th Reunion of the Class of 1984 a huge success. While we are still toting the final numbers, we do know that a record number of classmates attended the festivities. And that our class has raised over $31 million for Harvard. Pretty amazing.
Before the glow completely fades, we wanted you to know:
Photos. Check out, and down load, pictures from back in the day. AND upload new ones from the Reunion. http://harvardradcliffe84.shutterfly.com. Password is "reunion".
Before the glow completely fades, we wanted you to know:
Photos. Check out, and down load, pictures from back in the day. AND upload new ones from the Reunion. http://harvardradcliffe84.shutterfly.com. Password is "reunion".
~Viewed the Creative Works Slideshow?
~Ordered your copy of the above photo?
~Used Contact-a-Classmate to stay in touch with old & new friends?
Stay tuned for more to come!
~Ordered your copy of the above photo?
~Used Contact-a-Classmate to stay in touch with old & new friends?
Stay tuned for more to come!
Connect. Create your own flash-mob. Connect with a classmate, and go out for drinks/tea/coffee. Never too late to have fun. And then please join 350+ classmates on the "HR 84" Facebook Group. Share pictures, stories, and life news/events. First, join Facebook, http://tinyurl.com/kl7ocm, and then go to the "HR 84" Group page, http://tinyurl.com/mrlk88 and simply request to join. Takes about a minute.
Volunteer. If you have any interest in helping with future reunions, let us know. No signing in blood, just want to record your interest. We'll keep a list, and as future reunions and events roll around, reach back out to any and all.
Green. In case you missed it, there was a great story on our Green 25th on the front page of the Harvard Gazette at Commencement. We will follow up, after a bit of calculation, with an email on the carbon footprint for our reunion, and let folks know what they can do to help offset our collective usage. Look for a story on our 25th Reunion service project in the upcoming Harvard Magazine.
Class Survey. PDFs of the reunion survey results are now available. Thank you to the almost 500 classmates who participated. We can now go back to taking care of our 1.9 kids while hoping to have a strange experience which will make next reunion's top ten list.
Thanks. I am not sure if it was the greatest 25th ever at Harvard/Radcliffe, but it was certainly our greatest 25th. Just goes to show what can happen when you point 200 H/R grads at anything. Many, many thanks to the Reunion Committee, Pre-Reunion Event Committee, Participation Committee, and the Harvard College Fund Committee. Awesome job by all.
Volunteer. If you have any interest in helping with future reunions, let us know. No signing in blood, just want to record your interest. We'll keep a list, and as future reunions and events roll around, reach back out to any and all.
Green. In case you missed it, there was a great story on our Green 25th on the front page of the Harvard Gazette at Commencement. We will follow up, after a bit of calculation, with an email on the carbon footprint for our reunion, and let folks know what they can do to help offset our collective usage. Look for a story on our 25th Reunion service project in the upcoming Harvard Magazine.
Class Survey. PDFs of the reunion survey results are now available. Thank you to the almost 500 classmates who participated. We can now go back to taking care of our 1.9 kids while hoping to have a strange experience which will make next reunion's top ten list.
Thanks. I am not sure if it was the greatest 25th ever at Harvard/Radcliffe, but it was certainly our greatest 25th. Just goes to show what can happen when you point 200 H/R grads at anything. Many, many thanks to the Reunion Committee, Pre-Reunion Event Committee, Participation Committee, and the Harvard College Fund Committee. Awesome job by all.