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ALUMNUS, civil law. A child which one has nursed; a foster child. Dig. 40, 2, 14.

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Regardless how an alumnus is defined, all of the admissions officers interviewed agreed with the general sentiment expressed by Webb (1989) who wrote that, "alumni constitute perhaps the greatest single resource on which an institution can depend" (p.

Alumni engaging students from under-served groups in southern Appalachia

God forbid some alumnus waste his money on Jerry's Kids or the Salvation Army.

Too well endowed?

Consider the response of the alumnus who said, "I haven't heard from you for 25 years, and when I do, you're asking for money

Alumni cultivation: happy memories are a camp's best friend

That s exactly what happened to a UC San Francisco School of Medicine alumnus two years ago during UCSF s Alumni Weekend festivities.

United States : Alumni Weekend Celebrates Collective Strength of UCSF Community

golf tournaments, presentation of the Distinguished Alumnus of the Year Award, etc.

Successful community college alumni programs

Looking back as an alumnus, I believe that it is imperative that students are in the marketplace networking," Maurizi says.

A competitive edge: student programs based on NBC's The Apprentice are a win for institutions

We got a message back from an older alumnus who thought that while several of the brochures were very good, he really disliked the MBA brochure.