f. alumna
Graduate of a school, college, or university.
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The alumnae gavel and the historic Tree Day spade were also unharmed.
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The response of the alumnae to this stirring appeal was instant and ardent.
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The methods of the alumnae were no less varied and amusing.
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She's on the alumnae mailing list, of course, but she never answers the questionnaires.
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In 1914, about one fifth of the trustees were alumnae.
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The foundation offers bursaries and scholarships to Tivoli Gardens High School alumnae attending tertiary institutions.
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About forty per cent of the alumnae are married.
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In states where there were no clubs, state committees rounded up the scattered alumnae and non-graduates.
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Professor Calkins, the head of the Department, is one of the distinguished alumnae of Smith College.
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Often she has said, 'I feel that one of Wellesley's strongest points is in her alumnae.'
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After graduating from the program, alumnae may continue their involvement by becoming youth leaders and peer educators.
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Besides the alumnae, 1119 non-graduates had contributed.
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Several "Bennett Belle" alumnae and celebrity supporters have contributed.
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But it is Moss who carries the play, particularly with a touching monologue to her high school alumnae.
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The term of service of these alumnae trustees is six years, but a nominee is chosen every two years.
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One of Wilbourne's esteemed alumnae.