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    Class of ’66 Celebrates Milestone Anniversary During Reunion Weekend 2016

    June 10, 2016
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    Reunion weekend was full of excitement as members of the class of 1966 returned to Stony Brook University to share stories and experiences, meet with current students, tour campus and celebrate their induction into The Brook Heritage Society.

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