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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Good Lord, let it go. Your daughter has not wanted to go to your Alma mater since she was little; you’ve planted that in her head. [/quote] So, in fairness...certain Ivy schools throw pretty crazy 5-year reunions that are well attended by alums. It is like a Carnival for the kids, who as they get older (like 8-13), are able to run around to all the different 5-year reunion tents...where one tent has a moonbounce, one tent maybe has carnival games...free food and soda...tons of other kids playing pickup games, etc. For many years of course, our kids would say, I want to go to alma mater...not because of anything academic or crazy, but because to them they associated it with non-stop fun and games (literally). We never pushed anything on them and as they grew up, they of course matured. First decided it wasn't for them and second likely has no interest either. [/quote]
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