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SPECIAL OCCASION NOT REQUIRED
 Don't have time for card shopping? The GAA has a very convenient way for you to say hello, send holiday greetings or wish your favorite Tar Heel a happy birthday without leaving your desk. GAA members can send a free Carolina e-card. Create a user ID and password for the online community and send your best wishes for any occasion or no occasion at all.
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RETURN TO CAROLINA EVERY DAY
 Already missing your days in Chapel Hill? The newest GAA member benefit is a Carolina calendar showcasing our treasured landmarks and scenery from Chapel Hill. Not a member? No problem. As a Class of '05 graduate, you can still join the GAA at the half-price new grad rate and take advantage of all the benefits of membership.
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TAR HEELS IN TOWN
No matter where you have landed after graduation, you're likely to find other Carolina alumni - and there's a good chance they have established a GAA-sponsored local Carolina Club. Carolina Clubs are a great resource to help you get settled in a new city, make business contacts, locate Tar Heel healthcare professionals, find a roomie . . . the opportunities for Carolina connections are endless. So take in a game, participate in a service project or attend a lecture by a Carolina professor. Carolina Club activities vary, and local leaders are always looking for new energy, ideas and enthusiasm. Sign up for your local Club's listserv to get updates on all the Carolina happenings in your area. No club in your area? E-mail Casey to get one started.
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REQUIRED READING
 The
Carolina Alumni Review is your ONLY source of
comprehensive news for and about Carolina alumni. It's
a must read for those who want to keep up with all the
news in Chapel Hill, issues facing higher education
and updates on your classmates. On top of that, every
issue of the Review has a DTH crossword puzzle
- it'll remind you of the old days back in Hamilton
100. The Carolina Alumni Review is mailed bimonthly
and is also available online for GAA members.
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FOR AND ABOUT
THE CLASS OF 2005
As you take your first steps out of Chapel
Hill and into the real world, the GAA wants
to help you stay connected to your alma mater.
That's why the GAA created a
virtual home for and about the Class of 2005 that includes a personal
message from Senior Class President Jovian Irvin,
information about the Senior Class gift, a recap
of May's Commencement address by Rev. Peter
J. Gomes and other resources such as Alumni
Career Services that you may find helpful. This
page is for you, and we want your feedback.
Send us an e-mail
if you can't find certain information or if
you would like to see other features added to
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WELCOME TO
THE REAL WORLD
Find out what your classmates think of life after Carolina. And be sure to
share what you think of the "real world"
on the Class of 2005 message board. Read other
Carolina alumni discussions and tell us about
memorable college roomies or your favorite Chapel
Hill restaurant.
Visit the GAA Web site, choose a discussion
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SHARE THE NEWS
Did you get married, engaged, find a wonderful job or simply have an amazing summer? Online Class Notes are a great way to spread the word and share a photo. Just register for the General Alumni Association’s online community and inform your fellow classmates about what’s happening in your life. Visit alumni.unc.edu and log in to the online community to stay connected to fellow Tar Heels everywhere.
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