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By Joanna Sipols
The CSU Alumni Association has several events scheduled for fall semester 1999.
The first event is the sixth annual Alumni & Friends Golf Classic at Quail Hollow Country Club in Concord on September 27.
Prizes such as a car or a vacation will be awarded to the best golfers.
The association advises those who wish to participate to reserve tickets as soon as possible because the event is almost always a sell-out.
Tickets cost $110, and the price includes an afternoon of golf, lunch and dinner. There will also be a raffle and a silent auction For another $50, avid golfers can start in the morning. The event is open to everyone, not just members of the alumni association.
The registration deadline for this event is August 27. Call 216-687-5481 for reservations or to sign up as a tee sponsor.
On Sunday, Oct. 3, the Alumni Association will attend the final home game of the Cleveland Indians against the Toronto Blue Jays at Jacobs Field. The game starts at 1:05 p.m. and tickets are offered at only $20 through the association. Call 216-687-2078 to obtain your tickets.
In November a big weekend is being planned for alumni who are celebrating the 25th 50th and 60th anniversaries of their graduation.
The weekend of Friday, Nov. 12 through Sunday, Nov. 14 is devoted to these alumni. On Friday, a dinner/dance will be held for the 50th and 60th year graduates. On Saturday the CSU gym will be open for the use of the 25th year graduates.
Then in the evening on Saturday, there will be a mystery theater in Mather Mansion for all graduates.
Finally, on Sunday the association is tentatively planning a Browns tailgate party. Tickets for the weekend are available through the Alumni Affairs Office at 216-687-2078. The cost is $25 for the 25th year graduates, and is free for the 50th and 60th year graduates.
The final event planned for the year will be on the evening of Thursday, Dec. 9. The association will hold its annual Alumni Holiday Reception in Mather Mansion. The event is open to all CSU alumni.