The celebrations included the official unveiling of four spectacular prints, representing the four seasons, in the Storer Auditorium lobby. These prints, entitled The Four Seasons, by artist Xavier Cortada (AB ’86, JD ’91, MPA ’91), draw on the financial market and temperature data to show how the timing of the seasons is shifting thanks to climate change. The rise of the sea levels is reflected on each print.
The annual homecoming cookout held on Friday afternoon featured delicious food from Shorty’s BBQ. Carlos Padron (BBA ’86, JD ’90), the owner of The Tank Brewing Company, also created two special brews – 1948 and Canes – in honor of the 70th-anniversary celebration, which were served in customized 70th-anniversary glasses at the cookout.
Thank you to Chris Nolte (BBA ’05) and Paul Massard (BBA ’05) for keeping everyone energized during the three-day celebration by donating coffee made by their company, Per’la Specialty Roasters, for our guests to enjoy.
To view photographic highlights for each day of the reunion, click here.
To see a video of the reunion presentations, click here.
To watch the Tomorrow Lives Here interviews featuring Dean Quelch with speakers and other guests, click here.
