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Graduation may be over but former students find they are Gone But Not Forgotten Graduation is over and the people who have spent several of the best years of their lives at the University of Delaware are moving on, to graduate or professional schools or into the work force. By no means, though, have they severed their contact with the University, since for the rest of their lives, they will be known as the UD Alumni. What does being an alumnus means? It means reminiscing, telling others about the "good old" college days in Newark. Prospective students will all ask the UD graduate "How did you like it there?" Alumni will return to the University in the future and comment on the changes they see such as new construction, new programs, and changes in Newark itself. They make pilgrimages back to their alma mater to watch football or basketball games, tailgate at Homecoming, or just to meet with old friends. Wendy J. Kerner Hotel Restaurant Mgmt. Cynthia P. Kerr Hotel Restaurant Mgmt. Glenn M. Kessler Business Admin. Erica L. Kestenbaum Sociology Alok Khanna Biology Sang S. Kim Accounting Stephanie D. Kinard Elementary Ed. Jennifer King Family/Community Svcs Matthew King Business Admin. Maureen A. King Biology Steven R. King Communication Brenda L. Kinnear Consumer Economics Of course, the University of Delaware does not forget about its graduates either. For the rest of their lives, alumni will receive phone calls and letters requesting donations, invitations to University functions, and information about current happenings at their alma mater. In short, graduating from the University of Delaware does not mean becoming © less important part of the school, it simply means becoming part of a tradition. — Keri Csencsits Kinnear 301
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