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The 91����, New England, Class of 2024 celebrated the completion of its last Seminar Tutorial on Monday evening, heralding the end of the academic year. Seniors emerged from Billings Hall to the victorious sound of the Knights Templar Tantum Ergo blasting from the roof of Bl. Frassati Student Center. Cheering, they congregated outside, giving each other hugs and reveling in the beautiful sunset and bittersweet moment.

With only two weeks until the end of the academic year, the New England Class of 2025 hosted a formal dinner Saturday night in honor of the Class of 2024.

The event began outside of Bl. Frassati Student Center with an hors d’oeuvres hour. Students and tutors chatted as they sampled meat and cheese from elegantly arranged charcuterie boards. After an hour of delightful conversation, they moved inside for dinner, where they were greeted with a refreshing spring salad. Student waiters brought out plates of Brazilian steak, paired with an assortment of savory vegetables.

In the final school-wide musical event of the year, the 91���� Choir and Orchestra put on a spring concert in the Bl. Frassati Student Center last Saturday.

The first half of the concert was dedicated to Our Lady, with pieces building up to Pergolesi’s magnificent Magnificat. “The whole first act is an ode to Mary, Mother of God,” explained Stephen Grimm (’75), who directs the choir and orchestra on the New England campus. “We start with pieces representing the angel coming to announce the good news, and the Magnificat is Mary’s glorious response.”

The Freshmen Class of 91����, New England, hosted the last dance of the academic year this past Saturday, opting for an “Under the Stars” theme.

On the evening of Easter Saturday, members of the TAC-New England Class of 2026 trickled in twos and threes into Margaret Olivia Hall, responding to invitations from a group of sophomore co-conspirators. Their hosts had hatched a plan to bring the sophomores together to celebrate Easter with a formal dinner and an evening of relaxation. They were joined by chaplains Rev. Greg Markey and Rev. Carlos Viego, the Resident Directors, and Dean Steve Cain and his wife, Mary. 

A TAC-New England Junior Mathematics class recently class discovered a fun way to look at a problem from another angle — literally.