Sonneschein is expected to tell alumni about the developments in the College including the effects of the capital campaign, the increase in the number of freshman seminars and the developments in College advising. Sonneschein said yesterday he is looking forward to the reception because alumni represent a "family" aspect of the private university experience. "It is nice to talk to people who really care about the school," Sonnenschein said. The reception will be from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. in College Hall 200. A continental breakfast will be served. All Arts and Sciences alumni are invited. -- Christine Lutton
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