Harvard Class of 1989

Hidden Harvard Tours will be offered Saturday AM. 1 tour is included with every full registration package or can be paid for a la carte: http://www.harvard1989.com/reg

You can register for tours here: http://hiddenharvard.eventbrite.com/

The Crimson Goes Green
Come get a look at Harvard's latest green initiatives. How is Harvard saving greenbacks while greening the Crimson campus? How are undergraduates helping to get the word out and encourage everyone on campus to participate in the effort? Departing from Kirkland House courtyard at 10 a.m. -- led by Brandon Geller, Harvard's Undergraduate Resource Efficiency Program Coordinator

Herstory at Harvard
You know the Radcliffe name, but what else do you know about women's history at Harvard? Who was Lady Mowlson and why did Radcliffe adopt her coat of arms as its own? What happened at 6 Appian Way in the late 1800s that would lead to the education of generations of women? Find out and learn more on this new Crimson Key tour. Departing from Kirkland House courtyard at 10 a.m. -- led by a member of the Crimson Key Society

What's New, Harvard?
On this tour specially designed for the class of 1989 Twentieth Reunion, you'll see how the Harvard campus has changed since our graduation. What are the new places and renovated spaces that have popped up over the last 20 years? Departing from Kirkland House courtyard at 10 a.m. -- led by a member of the Crimson Key Society

Fair Harvard for Nostalgics, Prospectives, and the Curious
Do you remember the tour of Harvard you took as a prospective student? Or maybe you already have a prospective student in your family? Possibly you are an interested spouse or partner who wants to know more about what this place is all about. In any case, you'll enjoy taking this basic tour of Harvard, the same one offered by the Undergraduate Admissions Office. Departing from Kirkland House courtyard at 10 a.m. -- led by a member of the Crimson Key Society

Art and Architecture
At Harvard, the arts have always been alive all around the campus! Consider the long history of the Harvard Advocate, Harvard Radcliffe Orchestra, and Hasty Pudding Theatricals. Survey what architect James Stirling called “Harvard's architectural zoo,” from the neo-Georgian Fogg to the high-Victorian Gothic of Memorial Hall, to William James Hall and the Carpenter Center. This tour celebrates Harvard's architecture and the arts in all their many forms. Departing from Kirkland House courtyard at 10 a.m.--led by a member of the Crimson Key Society Departing from Kirkland House courtyard at 10 a.m.

Cheers á la Harvard
Get an inside look at the English-style pub that would have John Harvard himself kicking back with a pint! This space that once held the dark, underground offices of undergraduate clubs has been transformed to a popular social center on-campus with great attention to detail in design, décor, function, and fun! See it and you'll say, “Now, why couldn't we have had that 20 years ago!” -- led by the manager of Harvard's Queenshead Pub, Scott Smider '01

Tunnels of Good Taste
Move over Chickwich! Harvard food service is NOT as you remember it! Get an inside look at the steam tunnels Crimson Catering uses to service the River House dining halls and learn about the progress Harvard has made in running efficient, environmentally friendly kitchens; accommodating various special diets and allergies, using locally grown foods; and appealing to sophisticated palates as well as nutritional needs! Departing from the loading docks at 80 JFK behind Kirkland House at 9 a.m. <<=NOTE the EARLIER TIME and DIFFERENT DEPARTURE LOCATION.