Photos from the pregame – Buff madness in full flower!
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Intercollegiate Alumni Association Conference
Alumni associations from around the state came together to discuss their organizations, share ideas and work towards better communication between their associations.
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Board of Directors Meeting – Jan 2009
The CU-Boulder Alumni Association’s Board of Directors
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Directors Club Holiday Party
Holiday fun with the Alumni Association’s strongest supporters.
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CU ROTC alumni flag tour
Martin J. Naranjo (MAJ, US ARMY) Assistant Professor of Military Science has started a CU flag on its way around the world to in-service CU ROTC members. Each alumni will sign the flag, pose for a photo and send the flag on to the next alumni. For more information you can contact Martin at: Phone: (303) 352-7079, Fax: (303) 492-5560
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Nearly Naked Mile 2008
700 CU students donated 2,568 articles of clothing and ran a one-mile course. One of the Alumni Association’s most-popular yearly events.
Board of Directors Meeting – Fall 2008
The CU-Boulder Alumni Association’s Board of Directors pregame event and CU vs Kansas State football game.
Board of Directors Meeting – Fall 2008
The CU-Boulder Alumni Association’s Board of Directors met on Oct 17, 2008. These photos are from the cookout at Koenig that evening.
Raising Alphie
You think Ralphie’s handlers are good? Well, she’s only a normal-sized buffalo. Here’s a trained team of GIANT buffalo handlers in action. Spine-tingling!
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Stanley J. Cristol memorial at Koenig Alumni Center
Chemistry Professor Stanley J. Cristol was honored with a reception for family and friends at the Koenig Alumni Center. Watch this set as a slideshow.
NY Buffs 2008 Cruise
Bill Goldstein and the NY Buff club take to the water for their annual cruise!
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Peggy’s Porch Renovation
Demolition and reconstruction of the Koenig Alumni Center porch first donated by Peggy Tague Earnst. The new porch is built of modern materials and should last even longer than the first one.