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The system worked well for decades, with alum being used only rarely.

"The old alums still come back and call him up.

"Why not simply ask more alums if they'd be interested?"

"On the other hand, these alums wanted to win this game pretty badly."

Each glass had 1/2 cup water with 5 tsp of alum in it.

They want you to become a rich alum who'll give a lot of money to the school."

The worst thing it could have done was to swallow the alum!

If they are not available, we shall boil water or use alum.

Gillespie is the first alum to serve as university president in over a century.

Many selected it after consulting with older friends or alums.

Not too far from the university, but fancy enough to impress all those alums.

And the president said, "We hope to be fed by alums, too."

Even so, she had no doubts the riches of alum would bring them around.

Alum was an important product with a variety of industrial uses.

Stanford had already decided to focus on the environment, but that is also a very popular cause among its alums.

The goal is to get each alum to commit to financially support the law school.

"There are a core of alums who have been very supportive," he said.

I was trying to get two birds with one big hunk of alum.

Many older samples, however, have been found to be potassium alum.

And donors are far more likely to do that than disconnected alum.

I was in a tight position between the off-spring of two big deal alums.

Several Alums have received both national and international recognition.

"I'm a freshman and I've been asking all the older alums for advice."

Like putting alum in medicine so it will taste bad."

The Alum rock area has its own football club.