Here they are so far:

#10 Come to Reunion and join Leith Shackel's campaign to bring back women's hours! (from Claire Cone Robertson, for August/September)

#9 Come to Reunion and discover Clarence's secret recipe for mystery meat. (October)

#8 Come to Reunion and go to dinner without waiting for the housemother (from Tom Merritt, for November)

#7 Come to Reunion and receive the gift of time: 10 Days from Dean Casey Jarchow (for December)

#6 Come to Reunion and join classmates for a gala shopping and entertainment excursion to Tiny's in downtown Northfield (for January)

#5 Come to Reunion and take one of Mr. Kintner's tests, complete with the stuning identification section. (for February)

#4 Come to Reunion and find out whether current Carleton professors also say "as it were" a lot. (for March)

#3 Come to reunion and share Schultz Stories. (for April)

# 2 Come to Reunion and explore the Arb, to rekindle hormones or simply to enjoy what President Oden describes as one of Carleton's defining features. (for May)

#1 Come to Reunion to eagerly attend an early Saturday morning lecture, such as Ian Barbour's "Intelligent Design: A Scientific and Religious Critique." (For June)

There you have it. Get registered, have a great spring event at Carleton.

- Anne Bratton Fairbanks '66, afairbanks@hastings.edu