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Translationsalumna [alumnae , pl ] [əˈlʌmnə, -niː] n (US) (Scol) → ancienne élève; (University) → ancienne étudiante |
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UCLA is in the quiet phase of fund raising, meeting with
influential alumnae and boosters with the hope of securing half of the
funds before making a public push. Its
6,500 alumni and alumnae include heads of state, Nobel Prize winners,
journalists, authors, actors, opera stars, business executives and
artists. Boasting alumnae such as Marian Wright Edelman, founder and
president of the Children's Defense Fund, Spelman "has a
legacy to live up to," says Board of Trustees Chair Yvonne Jackson. |
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