Unabomber's 50th: "Awards - 8 life sentences, issued by U.S. District Court, 1998"

The latest issue of Harvard University carries an update from one of its more 'distinguished' alumni -- Ted Kaczynski -- just in time for his 50-year class reunion.

The Unabomber bragged about being 'awarded' eight life sentences by a federal judge. He was convicted in 1998 of killing three people and injuring 23 others with a series of 16 mail bombs sent between 1978 and 1995.
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Kaczynski is often cited as being a genius-turned madman. He went to Harvard at age 16 and later earned a PhD in mathematics from the University of Michigan.

His Harvard class of 1962 is meeting this week for its 50-year reunion.

One of his classmates, Gary G. Peterson, told the Harvard Crimson that Kaczynski remains the most famous member of the class.

Alex Taussig, a venture capitalist at Boston-based Highland Capital and a Harvard grad himself, posted a photo of the listing in the Harvard alumni magazine and tweeted a photo with the caption, 'Ted Kaczynski's alumni update for his 50 year Harvard reunion. Morbidly amusing.'
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