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Welcome to the RutgersUniversity AlumniAssociation’s Reunion Weekend!Rutgers alumni from all of theNew Brunswick schools and collegesare invited back to campus to celebrateclass years ending in 4s and 9s.Reunion registration provides accessto more than 20 events over reunionweekend, and every registrant willreceive a free Rutgers t-shirt! Comeand enjoy a variety of entertainingevents with your family, includingmuseum and bus tours, excitinglectures and concerts, and the all-newReunion Block Party Celebrationand Lunch.You will also find engaging undergraduateclass dinners and professionalschool receptions where you canreminisce about your time at Rutgers!Commemorate your college years withfriends and classmates by reviewingthe exciting events and programs listedin this brochure, then register onlineat Ralumni.com/Reunion or usethe enclosed form.Be sure to see these new reunion weekend highlights you won’t want to miss!n Alumni Wine Tasting, Cooking Demo, and Entertainment!Taste wines while sampling a three-course meal, and complete your evening with live cabaret entertainment.n Reunion Block Party Celebration & LunchThe reunion celebration marches right into this family-friendly event on College Avenue full of fun and entertainment.n Young Alumni Party at Evelyn’sWhether it is your reunion year or not, all young alumni are invited to catch up with friends at this invitingNew Brunswick venue with great outdoor ambiance.Enjoy the traditions of reunion weekend too!n Old Guard DinnerClass of 1959 celebrates their 50th anniversary with the classes of 1927-1958.n All Alumni Parade down College AvenueShow your Rutgers pride with classmates and friends by marching down College Avenue, then attend the ReunionBlock Party Celebration and Lunch!Throughout the weekend, there are exciting experiences for everyone, including events from the following RUAA charter groups,colleges and schools: Associate Alumnae of Douglass College; Bloustein School Alumni Association; Cook College Alumni Association;Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy Alumni Association; Graduate School of Education Alumni Association; Livingston Alumni Association;Rutgers Alumni Association; School of Arts and Sciences; School of Communication, Information and Library Studies Alumni Association;School of Environmental and Biological Sciences; School of Management and Labor Relations; School of Social Work Alumni Association;University College Rutgers–New Brunswick Alumni Association.2…and don’t forgetto wear RED to Reunion!

FRIDAY, MAY 157:00 AM – 6:00 PMThe Robert Marguccio ReunionGolf TournamentRutgers University Golf Course, Busch CampusTee-off your reunion weekend with your fellow alumni at ourvery own Rutgers University Golf Course. The morning shotgunwill tee-off at 8 a.m. and the afternoon shotgun at 1 p.m. Themorning shotgun will fill up quickly, so be sure to send in yourregistration form immediately. We will take the first 124 paidgolfers in the morning with the remainder scheduled for 1 p.m.shotgun. There are chances to win prizes, including a brandnew car! Contact Matt Manfra at 732-932-7490 x253 ormmanfra@winants.rutgers.edu with questions. Greens fees,carts, breakfast, lunch, beverages, and alumni mementos areincluded. Pre-registration required. Cost: $110Noon – 2:00 PMColonel Henry Rutgers Society LuncheonNeilson Dining Hall, Rectangle Room, Cook CampusEstablished in 1985, the CHRS recognizes all alumni and friendswho have demonstrated their support for Rutgers by providinga bequest gift for Rutgers in their will; by including Rutgers asthe beneficiary of a Charitable Remainder Trust, an IRA, orother life income arrangement; or by naming Rutgers as thebeneficiary of a life insurance policy. All CHRS members willreceive a personal invitation.Noon – 3:00 PMSchool of Management and Labor RelationsLunch ‘n’ Learn — Advising Obama:Developing Labor and Economic Policiesfor the New AdministrationLabor Education Center, Cook CampusFor the United States to remain competitive in the global economy,American workers must possess the skills demanded in today’slabor market. Employment rates among people from underprivilegedbackgrounds and those with disabilities remaindisproportionately low. Join Professor Douglas Kruse and HeatherMcKay, director of the Sloan Center on Innovative Training andWorkforce Development, as they discuss their new generationof research and Obama transition briefs. Guests welcome.Please contact Joanne Mangels, jmangels@smlr.rutgers.edu,for more information. Pre-registration required. Cost: $152:00 PM – 3:00 PMSchool of Arts and Sciences Writers House TourMurray Hall, College Avenue CampusThe School of Arts and Sciences Writers House invites you on aguided tour through one of Rutgers new high-tech undergraduatelearning communities. It provides a gateway to the experienceof creativity and serves as a laboratory for developing expressionin all media of the 21st century. At Writers House, students canwork on poetry, fiction, drama, creative nonfiction, autobiography,grantwriting, nature writing, and screenwriting. They alsocollaborate on documentary filmmaking, multimedia composition,and web design. For more information, visit http://wh.rutgers.edu.Pre-registration is required. Cost: Free2:30 PM – 3:30 PMSchool of Arts and Sciences’ RutgersUniversity Cell and DNA Repository (RUCDR)Nelson Biological Laboratories, Busch CampusThe School of Arts and Sciences’ RUCDR, the largest universitybasedDNA repository in the world, will host tours of its facilityand research on the Busch Campus. On this tour, you will learnabout the RUCDR’s key role in activities and research that enableresearchers world-wide with gene discovery leading to theunderstanding, diagnoses, and treatments for common,complex diseases including Alzheimer’s, autism and kidneydiseases. For more information, visit www.rucdr.org.Pre-registration is required. Cost: Free9:00 AM – 1:00 PMRutgers Living History Society Annual Meetingand Awards Brunch, Honoring Ken BurnsNeilson Dining Hall, Round Room, Cook CampusThe Rutgers Living History Society will host its seventh AnnualMeeting and Brunch to honor its members, induct new members,and confer the 2009 Stephen E. Ambrose Oral History Awardon PBS documentarian Ken Burns (The Civil Way, Jazz,Baseball, World War II). Burns will speak and show clips fromhis upcoming new film series. For information, contact theRutgers Oral History Archives, 732-932-8190, or e-mail SandraHolyoak, holyoak@history.rutgers.edu. Pre-registrationrequired. Cost: $3512:30 PM – 2:30 PMLegacy Admissions TourCenter Hall, Busch Campus CenterAre your children preparing to apply for college? Join prospectivelegacy students and their families for a tour of the Rutgerscampuses in New Brunswick and Piscataway. Hosted by UniversityUndergraduate Admissions, these tours are designed for highschool juniors and seniors interested in learning more aboutRutgers. Each tour will last approximately two hours and includean information session and a bus tour with a student guide. Lightsnacks will be provided. Space is limited. (We are only able toaccommodate up to three guests in addition to the prospectivelegacy student). Pre-registration is required. Cost: Free5:00 PM – 9:00 PMOld Guard Reception Dinner(Honoring the Class of 1959)Brower Commons, College Avenue CampusAll members of the Class of 1959 are honored by the RutgersUniversity Alumni Association as they are inducted into theOld Guard of Rutgers. All classes prior to 1959 are invited toattend and welcome the new inductees. Attendees will beentertained by the Rutgers Glee Club and the big band soundof the jazz ensemble at Mason Gross School of the Arts. If youattend only the Old Guard Dinner you are not required topay the reunion registration fee. Pre-registration is required.Cost: Class of 1959 –$40, guests – $603

46:30 PM – 10:00 PMBloustein School of Planning andPublic Policy presents: The Ninth AnnualFamily Feud & DinnerThe Elks Lodge, New BrunswickCome cheer on your team as the Planning and Public Policydepartments duke it out for intellectual supremacy in a FamilyFeud-style game sponsored by the Edward J. Bloustein SchoolAlumni Association. This is a great opportunity to laugh andconnect with colleagues, classmates, and faculty whileenjoying a delicious dinner at the Elks Lodge. The eventfeatures a cocktail reception at 6:30 p.m., dinner at 7 p.m.,and Feud program at 8 p.m. Pre-registration is required.Cost $50 per person7:00 PM – 10:30 PMAlumni Wine Tasting, Cooking Demo, andEntertainment!Rutgers Student Center, College Avenue CampusStart the evening off with a delicious wine-tasting experiencepaired with an exciting cooking demonstration by Rutgers ownaward-winning chef, Sebastian. This delectable three-coursecooking demonstration includes the pairing of three differentwines, dinner samples, and a copy of the recipe! You are theninvited to enjoy a cabaret performance in the MultipurposeRoom next door by the Alumni of the Livingston TheatreCompany, or stay and lounge with friends. The musical revuewill feature songs from the Broadway stage with a fun Rutgerstwist. See the website for the complete menu atRalumni.com/reunion. Pre-registration is required. Cost: $358:00 PM – 11:00 PMAn Evening Under the Stars with the Schoolof Arts and SciencesPhysics & Astronomy Building, Busch CampusJoin Professor Tad Pryor of the School of Arts and Sciences in adiscussion about Rutgers’ partnership in the creation andoperation of the Southern African Large Telescope (SALT). Thetelescope is one of the largest in the world for observations invisible light and its innovative, low-cost design is a potentialmodel for the next generation of still-larger telescopes. If theweather is clear, the Schommer Observatory will be open onthe roof-top of the Physics and Astronomy building to observeSaturn, and other visible stars and galaxies. Seating is limitedand pre-registration is required. Cost: FreeSATURDAY, MAY 169:00 AM – 11:00 AMContinental BreakfastQueen’s Campus, College AvenueGet charged up for the big day of Reunion events withcontinental breakfast in front of Winants Hall. Cost: Free9:30 AM – 10:30 AMAll Alumni Chapel ServiceHosted by the Class of 1959Kirkpatrick Chapel, Queen’s CampusThe bell of Old Queen’s will call you to the traditional chapelservice that was once a part of the Rutgers education.Organized over 40 years ago by Walter Seward ’17, the serviceis a memorial for departed classmates. Enjoy the sounds ofthe fabulous Kirkpatrick Chapel organ during this brief, butmeaningful non-denominational service. Pre-registration isrequired. Cost: Free10:00 AM – 4:00 PMUniversity College Alumni Trolley RideWinants Hall, Queen’s CampusTake a trolley ride with us through campus and visit places weremember from our college years. This event will provide anexcellent opportunity to catch up with old friends! Meet at WinantsHall on Queens Campus and ride along during the All-AlumniParade. Stay for the Reunion Block Party Celebration and Lunchafter the parade and continue the tour at 1:15 p.m. Limitedseating, reserve early. Pre-registration is required. Cost: Free10:15 AM – 10:30 AMAll-Alumni Parade AssemblyQueen’s CampusGather at Queen’s Campus to join your classmates for theReunion Parade. Look for your class or group banner as ameeting point. Wear your class uniform or something red(bring comfortable shoes) and join in the parade!10:30 AM – 11:30 AMAll-Alumni ParadeCollege AvenueFollow the Alumni Band down College Avenue for the annualAll-Alumni Parade. Thrill to the cheers of admirers, paradewatchers, and family members as we proudly join in a Rutgerstradition. President Richard L. McCormick and other Rutgersdignitaries will be on the reviewing stand at Brower Commons.

11:30 AM – 3:00 PMReunion Block Party Celebration & LunchCollege AvenueThe reunion celebration continues with the all-new ReunionBlock Party Celebration & Lunch right on College Avenue withfamily-fun activities for all ages. Enjoy a tented barbeque alongwith crafts, inflatable rides, face painting, caricatures, music, andmore! Pre-registration is required. Cost: Free12:30 PM – 1:00 PMLivingston Alumni Association Annual MeetingBrower Commons, Faculty Dining Room, College AvenueJoin fellow Livingston alumni for LAA’s annual meeting, whichwill include an update on association highlights, election ofofficers, and plans for the coming year. Pre-registration isrequired. Cost: Free12:30 PM – 1:00 PMRutgers Alumni Association Annual MeetingBrower Commons, College Avenue CampusJoin fellow Rutgers alumni for RAA’s annual meeting, whichwill include an update on association highlights, installation ofnew officers, and plans for the coming year. Pre-registration isrequired. Cost: Free2:00 PM – 3:30 PMBus Tour of College Avenue andBusch CampusesCollege AvenueJoin us for a narrated tour of old and new sights and see howRutgers is ever growing and expanding. First stop: RutgersStadium! Buses depart from Brower Commons. Pre-registrationis required. Cost: Free2:00 PM – 3:30 PMA Day in the Life of the RutgersStudent-AthleteBusch CampusJoin members of the Rutgers Athletic Department for anexclusive, behind-the-scenes look at the typical day of a Rutgersstudent-athlete. Learn about the commitment and dedication aRutgers student-athlete adheres to and embraces in a quest toachieve excellence in the classroom and on the field. Busesdepart from Brower Commons. Pre-registration is required.Cost: Free2:00 PM – 3:30 PMRutgers Gardens TourCook CampusExplore New Jersey’s “secret garden” and tour 60 of 180 acresof Rutgers Gardens at the School of Environmental andBiological Sciences. Bruce Crawford, director of the Gardens, willtake you from the Bamboo Forest to the Tribute Gardens. Alongthe way you will see the holly, lilac, rhododendron, and thedogwood collections. Pre-registration is required. Cost: Free2:00 PM – 4:30 PMRutgers Arts Exhibit and Tour33 Livingston Avenue, New BrunswickExperience “A Declaration of Independence: 50 Years of Art byFaith Ringgold,“ an exhibition organized by the Institute forWomen and Art at Rutgers. This is a private tour of the work ofthis internationally acclaimed artist who will receive a 2009honorary degree from the university. After the exhibit, take atour of the Brodsky Center for Innovative Editions, housed inthe Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers, which highlightsboth established and emerging artists working on print andpaper art works. Pre-registration is required. Cost: Free2:00 PM – 3:30 PMSchool of Arts and SciencesGeology Museum TourGeology Hall, Queen’s CampusMuseum Curator Bill Selden will take you through the Rutgerstime machine to return to 1872 and the days of George Cook,then to the late Cretaceous Period in New Jersey when duckbilleddinosaurs roamed the state and beyond! Pre-registrationis required. Cost: Free2:00 PM – 3:30 PMTour of Douglass College Hall and Clock TowerCollege Hall, Douglass CampusDean Marjorie Munson shares her vast knowledge of Douglasshistory, taking alumni through College Hall and the Clock Tower,while sharing fascinating, little known, and interesting storiesabout the college. Pre-registration is required. Cost: Free5

2:00 PM – 6:00 PMSchool of Environmental and BiologicalSciences Campus Tour and Dean’s ReceptionCook CampusExecutive Dean Robert M. Goodman extends an invitation to allalumni to participate in a tour highlighting the research andoutreach conducted at the School of Environmental and BiologicalSciences. Topics may include alternative energy, animalphysiology, climate change, geospatial technology, oceanography,and plant and turf breeding. Following the tour, the dean willhost a reception featuring local wines. For more information,visit execdeanagriculture.rutgers.edu/events.asp.Pre-registration is required. Cost: Free2:30 PM – 4:30 PMSchool of Social Work Alumni:A Conversation with the DeanRutgers Club, College AvenueJoin your social work alumni colleagues for light refreshment,networking, and a conversation with Dean Richard Edwards ofthe School of Social Work. Hear about the new faculty, newbuildings, and new initiatives. Learn how the school ispositively affecting our community here in New Jersey andglobally. Pre-registration is required. Cost: $102:30 PM – 5:00 PMEngineering Reception with the FacultyEngineering Tours/Demonstration599 Taylor Road, Busch CampusCome and reconnect with the old and the new! Retired and currentEngineering faculty and department chairs will be on hand towelcome you and show you what is new and exciting at theSchool of Engineering! See registration form for tour details.Pre-registration is required. Cost: Free4:00 PM – 5:00 PMQueens Chorale ConcertWinants Hall, Queen’s CampusJoin us for this popular event as the Queens Chorale returns toperform in the concert at Winants Hall for reunion weekend.6The women of the Queens Chorale have entertained alumniat both Homecoming festivals and other events, and thisconcert promises to be standing room only. Pre-registrationis required. Cost: Free.4:00 PM – 5:00 PMJane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum TourZimmerli Art Museum, College Avenue CampusWhether you are exploring this cultural jewel for the first time,or coming back to see how the Zimmerli’s collections andgalleries have grown since your time at Rutgers, all are invitedto enjoy this hour-long overview of the museum. The Zimmerliis one of the largest university museums in the United States.Visitors will be given a taste of the museum’s many collections,including American art, 19 th century European art, a delightfulgallery featuring original illustrations for children’s books, andthe largest holdings of Russian and Soviet modernist art after1950 outside of Russia. Pre-registration is required. Cost: Free5:30/6:30 PMClass Dinners for 5-year Reunion ClassesCome join your alumni classes of 1939, 1944, 1949, 1954, 1959,1964, 1969, 1974, 1979, 1984, 1989, 1994, 1999, and 2004. Theindividual class dinners continue as a tradition at Rutgers. Allalumni and their families have a chance to renew old friendshipsand make new ones. Pre-registration is required. See page 8for more details about your specific class dinner.6:00 PM – 8:00 PMReconnect with School of Communication,Information and Library Studies (SCILS)Red Lion Café, Rutgers Student Center, College AvenueCome reacquaint yourself with the School of Communication,Information and Library Studies (SCILS) at a casual evening,and enjoy heavy hors d’oeuvres and refreshments. Meet thenew dean, Jorge Reina Schement, and catch up with retired andcurrent faculty members. Socialize with alumni and friends ofSCILS and learn about the exciting modifications in SCILS’academic programs as the information and media landscapechange dramatically. The dean will discuss his vision for thefuture of SCILS and the importance of staying connected tothe school. Pre-registration is required. Cost: $106:00 PM – 8:00 PMCook Alumni Association Cocktail PartyNew Jersey Museum of Agriculture, Cook CampusCook Alumni Association welcomes alumni of all schools and allyears to join us for heavy hors d’oeuvres, drinks, live music andcamaraderie at the museum. Consider attending after the CookCampus tour and dean’s reception. Learn about our campus’facilities, history, activities, and people – why we loved our yearshere. Pre-registration is required. Cost: $306:00 PM – 9:00 PMLivingston Alumni AssociationDistinguished Alumni Awards DinnerTrayes Hall, Douglass Campus CenterCelebrate the recipients of the Livingston Alumni Association’sDistinguished Alumni Award and the first-ever Livingston LegacyAward honorees! This dinner event is a great way to join fellowLivingston alumni who share a passion for what made our almamater so special. Pre-registration is required. Cost: $306:00 PM – 9:00 PMGraduate School of EducationReunion CelebrationRutgers Club, College AvenueThe Graduate School of Education Alumni Association invitesall alumni of the GSE to a reunion celebration. Join us for

socializing, networking, food and beverages, and liveentertainment and fun. A cash bar will be available. ContactRoberta Kanarick, rkanarick@alumni.rutgers.edu, or BarbaraWhitman, BarbaraWhitman@comcast.net for information.Pre-registration is required. Cost: $196:00 PM – 9:00 PMSchool of Pharmacy All-Class Reunion DinnerNeilson Dinning Hall, Cook CampusThe Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy and the School ofPharmacy Alumni will host its annual All-Class Alumni Reunion.Please join us at this new time, which will replace our usualNovember reunion! The fun will begin with a cocktail hour at6 p.m., followed by a buffet dinner. We will be honoring theAlumnus/Alumna of the Year as well as the 50-, 25- and 10-yearreunion classes (Classes of 1959, 1984, and 1999 respectively).We urge all alumni, especially from class years ending in 4sand 9s, to attend and reconnect with their classmates, fellowgraduates, and faculty. Pre-registration is required. Cost: $557:00 PM – 10:00 PMYoung Alumni Event at Evelyn’s45 Easton Avenue, New BrunswickReunite with fellow Rutgers young alumni at Evelyn’s Restaurant& Bar for a great time at its outdoor bar and lounge. Enjoy oneof New Brunswick’s hottest outdoor venues while catching upwith old friends and making new ones. A DJ will keep your feetmoving while you savor a full buffet of hearty appetizers andnon-alcoholic beverages throughout the night. Cash bar isavailable. Pre-registration is required. Cost: $208:00 PM – 10:00 PMRU Alumni Wind Symphony ConcertNicholas Music Center, Douglass CampusThe RU Alumni Wind Symphony presents its Spring Concert.Everyone is invited to hear them perform in the Nicholas MusicCenter on Douglass Campus. Cost: FreeSUNDAY, MAY 179:00 PM – 11:00 AMReunion BreakfastBrower Commons, Faculty Dining Room, College AvenueJoin fellow alumni for breakfast on Sunday morning.Pre-registration is required. Cost: $1610:30 AMBildner Center Lecture:“In Search of Ancient Israel”Rutgers Student Center, 411ABC, College AvenueThe School of Arts and Sciences’ Bildner Center for the Study ofJewish Life presents a lecture by Professor Gary Rendsburg, “InSearch of (Most) Ancient Israel”. How did Israel begin? The Biblepresents its own narrative. Explore the current archaeologicalthought on the origins of Israel through slides of archaeologicaldata and written remains from both Egypt and Israel.Pre-registration is required. Cost: Free11:30 AM – 3:30 PMCook Alumni Pig Roast and BBQLog Cabin & Alumni Pavilion, Cook CampusA Cook tradition is reborn at our premier all-class reunion event.Pig roasts and BBQ’s were a common activity among Cookstudents, alumni, faculty, and staff. Join the Cook AlumniAssociation for a day of food and fun with your family.Vegetarian options provided. Don’t miss the activities for kids ofall ages. Pre-registration is required. Cost: $48 (adults 21 andolder), $40 (ages 13-20), $25 (ages 12 and under)MONDAY, MAY 188:30 AMCook Alumni Association ScholarshipGolf OutingRutgers University Golf Course, Busch CampusThe Cook Alumni Association has teamed up with the CookParents’ Association and the Vector Biology Department tobring you a great day of golf on a beautiful course. An 8:30 a.m.shotgun starts your day! Scramble format allows golfers of allabilities to play. Proceeds from registration, sponsorships,contests, raffle, and silent auction benefit scholarship funds.Non-golfers are encouraged to volunteer. Pre-registration isrequired. Cost: $110/individual golfer, $100 with a foursome,$75/student7

Rutgers is working to make a difference inthe lives of those suffering from hunger in itsnew initiative, Rutgers Against Hunger (RAH).We are asking alumni to participate andcontribute to this university-wide campaignby bringing canned or boxed food items tothe events you plan to attend at Reunion.Containers will be located at each event sothat your donation can make a differencein the local community. Thank you inadvance for helping us with this worthycause. For more information about RAH,please see the web site:rah.rutgers.edu8GENERAL AND CLASS EVENTS BY YEARCLASS FRIDAY SATURDAY CONTACT1934 Old Guard DinnerBrower Commons - 5:00 p.m. No class dinner John Paxton 609-655-5662 hi6pax@webtv.net1939 Old Guard Dinner Rutgers Student CenterBrower Commons - 5:00 p.m. Multi Purpose Room - 5:30 p.m. Max Horlick 301-586-0380 mhorlick@aol.com1944 Old Guard Dinner Rutgers Student Center Irvin Baker 954-525-0760 bakeiwo@aol.comBrower Commons - 5:00 p.m. Multi Purpose Room - 5:30 p.m. Liv Goodman 252-482-3869 lacrosse44@embarqmail.com1949 Old Guard Dinner Rutgers Student Center Bob Salvin 732-968-4450 brsalvin2@aol.comBrower Commons - 5:00 p.m. Multi Purpose Room - 5:30 p.m. Frank Simon 609-409-1010 enfsimon@msn.com1954 Old Guard Dinner Herb Hersh 609-409-4445 herbhat@comcast.netBrower Commons - 5:00 p.m. Rutgers Club - 6:00 p.m. Richard Plechner 732-549-1535 richardplechner@optonline.net1959* Old Guard Dinner Neilson Dining Hall Stan Liptzin 732-364-9764 seliptzin@verizon.netBrower Commons - 5:00 p.m. Round Room - 6:00 p.m. Mel Silverstein 732-560-8099 mwsilverstein@comcast.net1964 Alumni Wine Tasting Mark Busch 732-297-3585 mnb@buschlaw.comRutgers Student Center - 7:00 p.m. Zimmerli Art Museum - 5:30 p.m. Barry Druesne 215-968-9538 barrydruesne@comcast.net1969 Alumni Wine TastingRutgers Student Center - 7:00 p.m. Winants Hall - 6:30 p.m. Jim Cuviello 609-268-5933 jjcuv@comcast.net1974 Alumni Wine Tasting Rutgers Student CenterRutgers Student Center - 7:00 p.m. Multi Purpose Room - 6:00 p.m. Carl Glassman 215-862-2486 carlglassman@yahoo.com1979 Alumni Wine Tasting Charles Hager 732-251-6448 charles.hager1@comcast.netRutgers Student Center - 7:00 p.m. Frog and the Peach - 5:45 p.m. Mary Ann Hager 732-251-6448 maryann.hager@comcast.net1984 Alumni Wine Tasting Busch Dining Hall Charles Gaspari 561-478-7390 cgas@aol.comRutgers Student Center - 7:00 p.m. Faculty Dining Room - 6:00 p.m. Glenn Rossi 732-290-1024 glennmrossi@cs.com1989 Alumni Wine Tasting George Rears 856-778-3093 grears89@alumni.rutgers.eduRutgers Student Center - 7:00 p.m. Tumulty’s - 6:30 p.m. Heather Taylor 732-422-7554 rurah89@alumni.rutgers.edu1994 Alumni Wine TastingRutgers Student Center - 7:00 p.m. Tumulty’s - 6:30 p.m. Keri DeMayo keri.demayo@gmail.com1999 Alumni Wine TastingRutgers Student Center - 7:00 p.m. Marita’s Cantina - 7:00 p.m. John Ahn 908-812-0455 johnahn@alumni.rutgers.edu2004 Alumni Wine Tasting Rita Banerjee 732-821-6949 rita.banerjee@yahoo.comRutgers Student Center - 7:00 p.m. Marita’s Cantina - 7:00 p.m. Lauren Oleykowski 609-304-5476 lauren.oleykowski@gmail.comMichael Piemontesi 732-857-5934 mjp@bsjinc.com* Class of 1959 Headquarters is located in Winants HallLODGING - Be sure to request the Rutgers Reunion Rate *Includes breakfastHOTEL ADDRESS RESERVATION NUMBER RATE (Sun-Thur) /night RATE (Fri-Sat) /nightThe Heldrich 10 Livingston Ave, New Brunswick 1-866-609-4700 $152.00 $109 (single/double)The Hyatt Regency 2 Albany Street, New Brunswick 1-732-873-1234 $125.00 (single and double) $125.00 (single and double)The Hampton Inn* 255 Davidson Avenue, Somerset 1-732-563-1600 $89.00 $75.00Embassy Suites* 121 Centennial Avenue, Piscataway 1-800-345-6565 $135.00 Suite $115.00 SuiteHilton 3 Tower Center Blvd, East Brunswick 1-800-445-8667 $129.00 $99.00Doubletree 200 Atrium Drive, Somerset 1-800-222-TREE $122.00 $99.00Crowne Plaza 110 Davidson Avenue, Somerset 732-560-0500 $105.00 $79.00Rutgers University Inn* 178 Ryders Lane, New Brunswick 732-932-9144 x1 $84.00 single/$97.00 double $84.00 single/$97.00 double

!NameGuest Name(s)College/YearCollege/YearYOU MUST REGISTER BY APRIL 7thComplete & mail this form or register online @Ralumni.com/reunionAddressCityState Zip PhoneE-mail addressREUNION REGISTRATION FEES:$15.00 per person - Adults$10.00 per person - Children 2-12 years oldReunion registration fee provides access tomore than 20 events, including the Reunion Block PartyCelebration and Lunch, and reunion t-shirt.REUNION REGISTRATION2009 REUNION T-SHIRTS$15.00 per person – Adults $15 x #_________ = $______________$10.00 per person - Children ages 2-12 $10 x #_________ = $______________Please select sizes that correspond with registration.Adult Sizes: #____Small # ____Med #____Large #____XL #____XXL FREEChild Sizes: #____Small # ____Med #____Large FREEGENERAL ACTIVITIES Please check which events you would like to attendFRIDAY, MAY 15, 2009SATURDAY, MAY 16, 2009Robert Marguccio Reunion Golf TournamentCHECK ONE: 8:00 a.m. Shotgun 1:00 p.m. Shotgun$110.00 per person $110 x #_________ = $______________If registering more than one person, please list names and college/year below:Continental BreakfastNumber attending #___________ FREE EVENTAll Alumni Chapel ServiceNumber attending #___________ FREE EVENTUniversity College Alumni Trolley TourNumber attending #___________ FREE EVENTRutgers Living History Society$35.00 per person $35 x #_________ = $______________Legacy Admissions TourUp to 3 guests with student #__________ FREE EVENTSMLR Lunch n’ Learn$15.00 per person $15 x #_________ = $______________School of Arts & Sciences’ RU Cell and DNA Repository TourNumber attending #__________ FREE EVENTSchool of Arts & Sciences’ Writers House TourNumber attending #__________ FREE EVENTOld Guard Reception and DinnerMember Class of 1959 – $40 $40 x #_________ = $______________All guests & Old Guard members $60pp $60 x #_________ = $______________Beef #______ Fish #______ Vegetarian #______Bloustein School Family Feud & Dinner$50.00 per person $50 x #_________ = $______________Alumni Wine Tasting & Cooking Demo$35.00 per person $35 x #_________ = $______________School of Arts & Sciences’ An Evening Under the StarsNumber attending #__________ FREE EVENTSELECT ONE AFTERNOON EVENTBlock Party Lunch & Reunion CelebrationNumber attending # Adult _______ # Child ________ FREE EVENTLivingston Alumni Association Annual MeetingNumber attending #___________ FREE EVENTRutgers Alumni Association Annual MeetingNumber attending #___________ FREE EVENTRutgers Arts Exhibit and TourNumber attending #___________ FREE EVENTTour of Douglass College Hall and Clock TowerNumber attending #___________ FREE EVENTBus Tour of New Brunswick and Busch CampusesNumber attending #___________ FREE EVENTA Day in the Life: The Rutgers Student-AthleteNumber attending #___________ FREE EVENTGeology Museum TourNumber attending #___________ FREE EVENTRutgers Gardens TourNumber attending #___________ FREE EVENTSUBTOTAL Registration and General Activities Page 1 $Carry subtotal amount to last page9

Name: College/Year: Phone:SELECT ONE AFTERNOON EVENTGENERAL ACTIVITIES continuedSATURDAY EVENTS continuedSEBS Campus Tours and Dean’s ReceptionNumber attending #__________ FREE EVENTSchool of Engineering Reception with the FacultyNumber attending #__________ FREE EVENTEngineering Tours/ DemonstrationsFREE EVENTSSelect ONE engineering tour you wish to attend:#_________ New Biomedical Engineering building and department tour#_________ New Center for Advanced Infrastructure and Transportation building#_________ Chemical and Biochemical#_________ Civil and Environmental#_________ Electrical and Computer#_________ Industrial and Systems#_________ Materials Science#_________ Mechanical and AerospaceSUNDAY, MAY 17, 2009Reunion Breakfast$16.00 per person $16 x #_________ = $______________Cook Alumni Pig Roast and BBQAdults – $48.00 per person $48 x #_________ = $______________Child (Age 13-20) – $40.00 each $40 x #_________ = $______________Child (Age 12 & under) – $25.00 each $25 x #_________ = $______________Bildner Center Lecture: In Search of Ancient IsraelNumber attending #__________ FREE EVENTMONDAY, MAY 18, 2009Cook Alumni Association Scholarship Golf Outing$110.00 individual golfer $110 x #_________ = $______________$75.00 students $75 x #_________ = $______________$100.00 per person, complete foursome $100 x #_________ = $______________10CHOOSE ONEQueens Chorale ConcertNumber attending #__________ FREE EVENTJane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum TourNumber attending #__________ FREE EVENTSchool of Social Work Alumni: A Conversation with the Dean$10.00 per person $10 x #_________ = $______________Cook Alumni Association Cocktail Party$30.00 per person $30 x #_________ = $______________Livingston Alumni Association Distinguished Alumni Awards Dinner$30.00 per person $30 x #_________ = $______________Reconnect with SCILS$10.00 per person $10 x #_________ = $______________Young Alumni Event at Evelyns Restaurant & Bar$20.00 per person $20 x #_________ = $______________School of Pharmacy All-Class Reunion Dinner$55.00 per person $55 x #_________ = $______________Graduate School of Education Reception$19.00 per person $19 x #_________ = $______________RU Alumni Wind Symphony ConcertNumber attending #__________ FREE EVENTIf registering a foursome, please list names and college/year below:SUBTOTAL General Activities Page 2 $ON CAMPUS HOUSING IN STONIERCarry subtotal amount to next pageSINGLE OCCUPANCY — $57.00 per person/per nightFRIDAY NIGHT # of rooms _________ x $57.00 = $______________SATURDAY NIGHT # of rooms _________ x $57.00 = $______________DOUBLE OCCUPANCY — $45.00 per person/per nightFRIDAY NIGHT # of rooms _________ x $45.00 = $______________SATURDAY NIGHT # of rooms _________ x $45.00 = $______________SUBTOTAL On Campus Housing $Carry subtotal amount to next pageComplete and return this form (all three pages) with payment,or register online at Ralumni.com/Reunion

!Name: College/Year: Phone:CLASS ACTIVITIES — You must register by April 7th to insure receipt of your class uniformCLASS OF 1939-1944, and 1949Class Dinner (All): $30.00 per person $30 x #_________ = $______________Class of 1944 Registration Fee: $40.00 (per class member) $40 x #_________ = $______________Class of 1949 Hat: $12.00 (one size fits all) $12 x #_________ = $______________CLASS OF 1954Class Dinner: $60.00 per person $60 x #_________ = $______________CLASS OF 1959Class Registration Fee: $20.00 (per class member) $20 x #_________ = $______________Class Dinner: $65.00 per person $65 x #_________ = $______________Class Uniform: $50.00 $50 x #_________ = $______________Package includes: Tie, Patch and Gatsby capCLASS OF 1964Class Registration Fee: $20.00 (per class member) $20 x #_________ = $______________Class Dinner: $65.00 per person $65 x #_________ = $______________Class Uniform: White Golf Shirt: $27.00 (S-XXL) Indicate size ___________ $______________Adjustable Hat: $12.00 $12 x #_________ = $______________Additional items: Jacket: $48.00 (S-XXL) Indicate size __________________ $______________Windbreaker: $48.00 (S-XXL) Indicate size ____________ $______________CLASS OF 1969Class Dinner: $75.00 per person $75 x #_________ = $______________Class Uniform: $20.00 $20 x #_________ = $______________Black & Red baseball cap with “Rutgers ‘69, 40th Reunion” engravedCLASS OF 1974Class Dinner: $60.00 per person $60 x #_________ = $______________Class Uniform: Polo Shirt (S-XXL) $25.00 Indicate size ______________ $______________CLASS OF 1979Class Dinner: $85.00 per person $85 x #_________ = $______________Class Uniform: $23.00 $23 x #_________ = $______________Courier bag with front flap and buckle with side panel pocketsCLASS OF 1984Class Dinner: $50.00 per person $50 x #_________ = $______________Class Uniform: Wind Shirt- (S-XXL $50.00) Indicate size ___________ $______________CLASS OF 1989Sport Shirt (S-XXL $30.00) Indicate size ___________ $______________Tote Bag $15.00 $15 x #_________ = $______________Class Dinner: $60.00 per person $60 x #_________ = $______________Class Uniform: Red Polo shirt for $19.89 each*Men’s (M – XXL) Indicate size ___________ $______________Women’s (S-XL) Indicate size ___________ $______________*Up to 2 free child t-shirts with uniform purchase (S-L) Indicate size ___________CLASS OF 1994Class Dinner: $60.00 per person $60 x #_________ = $______________CLASS OF 1999Class Dinner: $30.00 per person $30 x #_________ = $______________CLASS OF 2004Class Dinner: $30.00 per person $30 x #_________ = $______________Class Uniform: Black Polo, red “R” on chest, “Class of 2004”embroidered in white, $25.00 eachMen’s S - XXL Indicate size ___________ $______________Women’s S - XXL Indicate size ___________ $______________SUBTOTAL Class Activities $SUBTOTAL Registration and General Activities Page 1 $SUBTOTAL General Activities Page 2 $SUBTOTAL On Campus Housing $TOTAL AMOUNT DUE $PAYMENT INFORMATIONPLEASE CHARGE MY CREDIT CARD Visa MasterCard AMEXCredit card numberName as it appears on card (please print)Signature (required)Exp.DateYOU MAY MAIL THE COMPLETED FORM WITH PAYMENT INFORMATION TO THEADDRESS BELOW, OR FAX ALL THREE PAGES TO: 732-932-7621CHECK ENCLOSEDMake checks payable to Rutgers University Foundation and mail along with this completed form to:RUTGERS DEPARTMENT OF ALUMNI RELATIONSREUNION 20097 COLLEGE AVENUENEW BRUNSWICK, NJ 08901-1262Date11

Rutgers, The State University of New JerseyDepartment of Alumni Relations7 College AvenueNew Brunswick, NJ 08901-1262NON-PROFITORGANIZATIONU.S. POSTAGEPAIDNEW BRUNSWICK, NJPERMIT NO. 69