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Other crossword clues for answer "ALUM"

ALUM
Graduate, for short
Homecoming attendee
Reunion attendee
Reuniongoer
Styptic substance
Styptic-pencil stuff
Fund-drive contact, perhaps
Grad
Topical astringent
University grad
Astringent
Reunion member
Styptic agent
University fundraising target
Person involved in after-school activities?
Homecoming attender
Newsletter recipient, often
Former senior
Former student
Homecoming V.I.P.
School newsletter recipient
Astringent stuff
Homecoming visitor
Styptic stuff
One with a sheepskin
Astringent used in tanning and dyeing
One who used to attend Temple
Styptic application
Pucker-inducing stuff
Class reunion invitee
Degree holder
Booster, at times
Fund drive target
Former attendee
Scholarship founder, often
University-newsletter recipient
Graduation-day speaker, maybe
Homecoming participant
Booster, often
Admissions interviewer, often
Homecoming guest
Univ. fund-raising target
Name on many a research lab
One called an "old boy" or "old girl" in the U.K.
Old-school type?
One often identified by class
One defined by class
George Bush, to Yale
Adam Sandler, to "Saturday Night Live"
Either Clinton, to Yale
Homecoming figure
Class reunion attendee
One with an alma mater
Chevy Chase, to "Saturday Night Live"
Deg. recipient
Degree holder, for short
Salt used in water purification
Any one of the eight members of "The Group" (Mary McCarthy)
Class reunion attendee, briefly
Homecoming visitor, briefly
Potential NYU contributor
Styptic pencil ingredient
Target of a college fund-raiser
Univ. contributor
Degree holder, briefly
Homecoming attendee, briefly
Homecoming attendee, for short
Many a univ. donor
Stuff in styptic pencils
Rice gatherer?
Many a booster
Astringent substance
Jefferson, to William and Mary
School grad
College grad
College reunion attendee
Potential school donor, familiarly
Campus returnee, familiarly
Reunion reuner
Univ. visitor, often
Styptic
Reuner
Reunion attendee, briefly
Styptic chemical
College fund-raising target
W, vis-à-vis Yale
Yesteryear's senior, now
School supporter, often
36-Across holder, briefly
Newsletter recipient, maybe
School fund-drive target
Last year's senior
Astringent compound
Styptic compound
Tanning sulfate
Reunion attendee, for short
School reunion attendee
Former senior, for short
College donor, often
One at a reunion
Reunion invitee
Degree recipient
Fund-raising target
Fund-raising target, often
Donor drive target
College benefactor
Many a homecoming attendee
High school reunion attendee, briefly
Last year's sr.
Many a school donor
Nostalgic sch. visitor, perhaps
Former student, briefly
Styptic ingredient
Reuner, for short
One with a diploma
Classmates.com patron
Homecoming returnee
Endowment donor, often
Booster, frequently
Scholarship source, perhaps
Sulfate in styptic pencils
College reunion attendee, for short
The Penn Stater recipient
Class Notes subject
Diploma holder
Grad at a reunion
Common scholarship donor
Frequent dorm-name honoree
Name on many a dorm
Certain reunion returnee
Dorm donor, often
Classmates.com user
School graduate, for short
Former BMOC, e.g.
Hunter gatherer?
Possible contributor to a school fundraiser
College fund drive target
College mag subscriber, often
Person who no longer has class?
Ingredient of baking powder.
Bitter substance.
Double sulfate.
Substance in a styptic pencil.
Substance used in dyes.
Potash ___.
A salt used in styptic pencils.
Bitter substance used in dyes.
The makings of a styptic pencil.
A double sulfate.
An astringent.
Colorless salt in baking powders.
A double sulphate.
Dye ingredient.
Chemical used in water purification.
A styptic.
Ingredient in dyes.
Mineral astringent.
Common sulphate.
Chemical compound.
Baking powder ingredient.
Old grad.
College man, for short.
Double salt.
Dyeing agent
Relative of a grad
Styptic base
Light metal: Abbr.
Kalinite's relative
Ingredient in some dyes
One of the grads
Styptic pencil
One who reunes
Reuniongoer, informally
Potassium ____ (astringent)
Reunion attender
Reuniongoer, for short
Alma mater visitor
Sheepskin holder
College endower, often
Class of '77 member, now
Dubya, to Yale
Wound application
Class reunion attender
Many a scholarship provider
One with an old school tie
Class of '98 member, e.g.
Person in the '00 class, e.g.
'06 class member, e.g.
Fund-raising target, briefly
Homecoming figure, for short
Many a team booster
'08 classmate, now
Chemical used to cure animal skins
Graduate from Calumet
Homecoming attendee, in brief
'10 grad now, e.g.
'10 or '11 person, now
Class Notes subject, informally
Many a college interviewer
Many a donor, in brief
'12 or '13, now
Diploma holder, for short
Eisenhower vis-à-vis West Point, informally
One in the class of '12 or '13, now
Many a school benefactor
Obama vis-à-vis Columbia
Stereotypical pennant waver, colloquially
Many a college applicant's interviewer, for short
Many a college interviewer, in brief
Name on many a college hall, informally
See 50-Across
Application to a cut
Occasional "S.N.L." host, to "S.N.L."
Diploma displayer, for short
Legacy student's relative, for short
One with '18 after one's name, say
'18 honoree, today
Bill Clinton vis-à-vis Georgetown and 54-Down
Homecoming returnee, informally
Many a university donor, informally
Person in a "Class of ..."
Homecoming returnee, for short
One who may endow a scholarship, informally
Homecoming guest, informally
Many a donor, for short
One mentioned in "Class Notes," informally
School reunion attendee, informally
Who might be asked for a donation, in brief
Recipient of some donation requests, informally
Booster, perhaps
Person of the year, for short?
Diploma holder, casually
One reuning
Graduate, briefly
Former member (Abbr.)
Ex-member
Former singer
Member of reunion (Abbr.)
Former mems.
Former band mem.
Music institute grad
Old dorm visitor, say
Many a donor
JFK, vis-a-vis Harvard
Endower, possibly
Graduate
College interviewer, often
Former cast member, in "S.N.L." lingo
School affiliate, briefly
One who may receive college-fund-raising calls, for short
Like Bill Walton to UCLA, e.g.
Booster Club mem.
Astringent or styptic
Bill or Hillary vis- -vis Yale
Grad, for short
Astringent or emetic
Certain astringent
College booster, usually
Many a fan at homecoming
Booster Club member
Target of a coll. fundraiser
'00 class member, now
Former senior, now
'03 class member, now
Eddie Murphy, to "Saturday Night Live"
School Booster Club member
Class of '97 member, now
Homecoming visitor, for short
Many a homecoming fan
Homecoming guest (Abbr.)
One with a degree
Student no more
'07 class member, e.g.
Class of '11 member, now
Class of '97 member
Returning grad
Class of '18 member, for one
H.S. reunion attendee
Homecoming guest, briefly
Class of '19 member, e.g.
College donation drive target, briefly
Many a college donor, briefly
Visitor to an old prof
Former "SNL" cast member, e.g.
School fundraiser target, informally
Coll. reuner
Pickling ingredient
Endower in short
Styptic pencil e.g.
Homecoming visitor, in short
Deg. holder
Campus returnee
Styptic material
Prof's visitor, maybe
Aluminum potassium sulfate
'00 class member, e.g.
'04 class member, e.g.
'08 class member, e.g.
Clinton, vis-a-vis Yale
Reuniongoer, briefly
Class of person, for short
Visitor to an old prof, perhaps
Obama, to Columbia
Scholarship namesake, often
School reunion attendee, for short
College donation drive target, for short
Former member, for short
Former student, for short
Program grad
School reunion invitee
University fundraising target, for short
Blood clotter
One who'll 6 Down, shortly
Endower, perhaps
Chase, to "SNL"
American returnee?
Former senior citizen?
College mag recipient
College giver
Target of some donation drives
Team booster, often
Class reunion attendee, for short
Contributor to a school fundraiser
One whose name is often followed by two digits
Target of a scholarship drive
Many a campus visitor
Scholarship drive target, for short
Many a fundraising target
Target of some fundraising
Former grad
Kamala Harris, vis-à-vis Howard U., e.g.
University donor, often
Fundraiser's target, briefly
Person with a diploma, for short
Reunion attendee, casually
Team booster, perhaps