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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