We met at Carson's on the square that evening, as people rolled into town.
At the beginning of our meeting Saturday morning, Sue pulled out an old felt "beanie" that a late relative had recently bequeathed to her; circa 1940s. (From Transitions: A Hundred Years of Northwest, "All freshmen had to wear the green and white beanie at all times and accept incresing levels of hazing. When ordered by an upperclassman or a member of the M-Club to 'button,' they were to place a finger on the button on top of the beanie and bow, curtsy, or kneel."
Dr. Charles McAdams, dean of Northwest's College of Arts & Sciences, spoke to us about its innovative new buildings, degree programs and how alumni can help.
The board development team.
The chapters team.
The awards/programs team.
Thanking Vic for his six years of service on the board.
Time for lunch.
That afternoon, we walked over to the women's and men's basketball games — their last home games of the season.
Front-row, center-court seats.
The women won but, unfortunately, the men lost in overtime (here's the OT tip-off).
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