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alumnus

[uh-luhm-nuhs] / əˈlʌm nəs /
NOUN
graduate (masc.)
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He is also an alumnus of the program’s first iteration, saying it’s “the reason I am a successful musician today, but I also think about how many kids we just took that possibility away from.”

From Los Angeles Times

Washington alumnus and comedian Joel McHale performed a short recorded bit that was shown on the scoreboard before the game, but the real slapstick was about to come.

From Los Angeles Times

“Older alumni are not interested in playing beyond the Yale-Harvard game.”

From The Wall Street Journal

By playing at the Rose Bowl, the Bruins are paid in majestic beauty, timeless tradition and a sense of family that their alumni and fans can’t get anywhere else.

From Los Angeles Times

Students, teachers and alumni are in turmoil over the loss of their school.

From The Wall Street Journal