#olde reed

[reedienews]

#FBF: Gary Granger, director of community safety, discovered a trove of Olde Reed dog tags formerly required of all "Reed Dogs," according to the old(e) policy. He has a limited supply, so if you’d like one for your pet, please drop by his office at 28 West (while supplies last)!

[reedienews]

This past weekend, revelers descended upon campus for dancing, feasting, caroling, and general merrymaking and mischief at the alumni holiday party. 

Enjoy the photos (including glamour shots by Nina Johnson ’99!), and mark your calendars to join us next year on December 12, 2020.

[reedienews]

#TBT: Reedies gathered Saturday afternoon of Reunions ’17 to reminisce about Camp Westwind, the legendary annual retreat on the Oregon coast, and lay plans for this fall's event, October 13–15. Register before July 1 for a discount!

http://www.reed.edu/reed_magazine/sallyportal/posts/2017/westwind-reunions-2017.html

[reedienews]

Registration is now open for Reunions 2017, June 7–11, and dorms are free while supplies last (or until February 15)! Whatever your era, Reunions is about revitalizing old traditions, starting new traditions, debating when Olde Reed actually died, and seeing who (if anyone?) actually checked out your thesis from the library. Sign up today and spread the word!

http://reunions.reed.edu/

[factsaboutreed]

[factsaboutreed]

Every year, three sophomore students go missing during Renn Fayre.  This is not due to fear of finals or taking leave.  The three chosen ones must be sacrificed to the Gods of Olde Reed to ensure a bountiful Renn Fayre the following year.

However, in keeping with the Honor Code, verbal consent is obtained prior to their sacrifice

[loscheiner]

2014 Year in Review: November

I fled the country with two dear Olde Reed friends and headed down to Baja California, Mexico. We spent Thanksgiving trailblazing in the desert, then washed off our sweat at a rock beach with the most intense riptide I've ever felt. From the shore you could hear the stones loudly squibbling and clinking down over one another, dragged out to sea. The shoreline became steeper and steeper as rocks were pulled away. No choice but to grab the biggest boulder you could find and hold on for dear life, and laugh like a maniac as the waves tried to take you.

On the Thanksgiving menu: tortillas with cotija cheese, refried beans, and a liberal sprinkle of lime, a hearty bonfire, and local red wine. 

[factsaboutreed]

Every time you watch a youtube video in the library, a ghost of Olde Reed hovers over your shoulder and judges you.