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One of the highlights of this year's Renn Fayre celebration was the return of the human chess game.
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The City Club of Portland met in the Kaul Auditorium for its weekly
public affairs forum on April 24, as a part of the week-long dedication of the Gray Campus Center. Many members of both the Portland and Reed communities attended the luncheon. From left, Fran Storrs, City Club
president; Reed president Steven Koblik and president emeritus Paul Bragdon, who discussed the future of higher education; and City Club board member Carolyn Bullard '64. A complete story on the Gray Campus Center dedication was featured in the most recent issue of the Campaign for Reed College newsletter.
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From left: President Koblik discussed an array of topics with Portland city commissioner Charlie Hales, assistant to the commissioner Susan Des Camp, college vice president/treasurer Ed McFarlane, and Reed's director
of public affairs Harriet Watson (not pictured) during Hales's lunchtime visit to campus this spring. The commissioner has initiated a series of
conversations with area schools to explore ways in which the city and the Portland higher education community can work together more effectively.
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Reed students organized a silent demonstration on April 17 to coincide with the ribbon-cutting of the Gray Campus Center. The students protested Reed's lack of diversity.
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