On most Sundays at 6:30 in the morning not much is happening on Cambridge Common, the public green across Massachusetts Avenue from Harvard Yard. This Sunday was no different, until Maj. Stephen Flanagan, M.Ed. ’11, parked his car on a side street and unloaded two cartons of T-shirts and an American flag. As if by magic, crowds of fit runners within minutes appeared from every direction and gathered near Flanagan just off Garden Street. It was the very spot where in 1775 George Washington had assembled the first Continental Army.
The numbers after a university degree refer to the year the person received the degree. The '11 in this case means that the person was in the graduating class of 2011.
The numbers after a university degree refer to the year the person received the degree. The '11 in this case means that the person was in the graduating class of 2011.
It could be 1911, wandeljw, depending on the publication date of the material cited. (If the degree was from, say, Harvard, it could have been 1711 or 1811 as well. )
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