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19 PC of Chicago "Chicago Symphony Orchestra--Gershwin to Bernstein" Join young alumni from Princeton and Harvard for an evening on the lawn at Ravinia. Bring your own blanket or lawn chair and a dish to share. We plan to be near the Ameritech Tent which is near the East Gate. For details, contact Roberta Horn '94 at 312-732-4283
19 PC of Northern California Talk to the Local FBI. As commerce becomes more and more automated and consumers increasingly rely on the web to make purchases, cases of computer crimes and on-line fraud grab national publicity. Special Agent Andrew Black will describe the types of crimes, how the FBI investigates these crimes, and his experiences in the FBI's computer crimes division. Time: 12-1:30 Location: Bechtel Corporation, San Francisco. Price for lunch: $10. Contact: Princeton Club phoneline, 415-674-8477 Get more info on the web at http://www.pcnc.org/newsletter072000.shtml
20 PC of Northern California Ivy League Night at the Symphony.
Summer is upon us, which mean it's time for the San Francisco Symphony's
Annual Ivy League Night. The event includes a catered pre-concert reception
at 6:30pm, followed by the "Pure Tchaikovsky" concert at 8pm. For tickets,
directions, parking information, or any other questions, call
415-864-6000 or visit http://www.sfsymphony.org Time: 6:30-11pm
Location: Wattis Room, Davies Symphony Hall,
San Francisco Contact: 415-864-6000 Get more info on the web at http://www.pcnc.org/newsletter072000.shtml#20
21 PC of Northern California "The Future of Art in the
Bay Area"
An evening discussion at Emerge Friday, July 21, 7-9p.m. San Francisco
Art Institute Annex Space 701 Chestnut Street @ Columbus NextMonet and
GenArt SF invite you to discover the Bay Area's hottest emerging
artists. Join us for an exploration of the contemporary art scene
in San Francisco by Emerge jurist, Meredith Tromble and an informative
analysis of the Emerge exhibition by art educator, Scott Bell. The discussion
will be followed by a tour of the Emerge exhibit by Joanne Chan, the Director
of GenArt SF, and a reception featuring a hosted bar and hors d'oeuvres.
The event targets young collectors and potential collectors in the
Bay Area. Admission: $10 general, $8 students and artists.Tickets may be
purchased over the phone until July 20 by contacting NextMonet Customer
Support at 1-877-NX-MONET. Tickets will not be mailed. Names will
be held at the door. A limited amount of tickets will be sold
at the door. This is not a PCNC sponsored event.
22 PC of Northern California Hike through redwood forest in Santa
Cruz Mountains. Join Dan Sullivan '63 and Dewey Wilmont '93 on a moderate
5-6 mile hike through redwood forest and chaparral in the northern part
of the Santa Cruz
Mountains. Portola Redwoods State Park is in a deep redwood canyon
west of Skyline Ridge, a world apart from Silicon Valley just a few miles
away. A man named Page Mill operated a shingle mill here in the 1870s,
hauling redwood shingles out by wagon on the road that bears his name.
We will meet in the Hopkins Grove at the south end of the Visitor Center.
Bring lunch and liquids. Driving directions: From I-280, exit
on Page Mill Road and go west for about 8.5 miles (and 50 curves) to Skyline
Boulevard. Go across Skyline (Page Mill now becomes Alpine Road) and continue
downhill about 3 miles (and 30 more curves), then turn left onto Portola
State Park Road. The Visitor Center is a little over 3 miles (and another
35 curves) further down this road. Park in the Madrone Parking area on
your left just before you reach the Visitor Center. Allow at least 45 minutes
from the time you leave I-280, and enjoy the scenery. Time: 10:30-4
Location: Portola Redwoods State Park, southern San Mateo County Address:
9000 Portola State Park Road Contact: Dan Sullivan '63 415-626-8153 Get
more info on the web at http://www.pcnc.org/newsletter072000.shtml#22
22 PC of Northern California Late Harvest will have its world
premiere as part of the 14th Annual Wine Country Film Festival on Saturday,
July 22. Shot entirely on location at a vineyard in the Napa Valley,
the film is a 22 minute digital
short produced and directed by Jenna McFeely '94. The story revolves
around a mother and her two grown children who come together to dispose
of their father¹s ashes. Support a fellow Princetonian and enjoy the
rest of the evening's fabulous entertainment, including a barrel tasting
of '99 Sequoia Grove Cabernet Sauvignon, a tribute to Richard Harris
(who will be in attendance) and a screening of his latest film, To Walk
With Lions. Come enjoy great food, wine and film al fresco at Sequoia
Grove Vineyards in Rutherford, CA. Gates open at 6:30 pm. Late Harvest
will screen at 6:45, 7:10 and 7:35 and the rest of the evening begins at
8:00. Tickets are $25 for the whole evening and are available by
calling (707) 935-3456. For directions, travel packages or
further information, go to the festival's website at www.winecountryfilmfest.com
or e-mail Jenna at littlefish4@excite.com
26 PC of Northern California Building a Start-Up. Richard F Sommer
'83 and Amanda North '78 will speak about
building rapidly growing start-up companies. Richard is President and
CEO and Amanda is Senior Vice President of MedChannel, a business-to-business
information infrastructure company focused on reengineering medical supply
chains using internet-based technology. In March, MedChannel closed a $42
Million round of financing with a number of top-tier investors including
Goldman Sachs, Frazier & Co., Bessemer Ventures, Trinity Ventures,
and Three Arch partners.
The lunch will be held at the offices of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich &
Rosati in Palo Alto. 975 Page Mill is half a block west of El Camino Real
on the south side of the road. The building complex is shared with Genencor;
the lunch is in the building closest to Page Mill Road (N.B. 975 Page Mill
is NOT the main WSGR building) Time: 12-1:30 Price: $10
Contact: Peter Heinecke '87, 650-496-4056 Get more info on the
web at http://www.pcnc.org/newsletter072000.shtml#26
27 PC of Chicago Chicago Opera Theater presents Akhnaten by Philip Glass Reception 5:30 pm @ Wishbone Restaurant-North, 3300 N. Lincoln Ave., Performance 7:30 pm @ the Athenaeum Theatre, 2936 N. Southport (at Lincoln Avenue). For details, http//alumni.princeton.edu/~paa141. Reservations a must.
29 PC of Northern California PWN Family Hike on the Sawyer Camp
Trail. Sawyer Camp Trail is a historic, paved, car-free road that
extends six miles through San Francisco Watershed land along lovely San
Andreas and Crystal Springs lakes. This is a perfect outing for kids of
all ages: safe and fun for babies in strollers, small kids in bike trailers,
or bigger
kids on their own wheels. We will meet at the north entrance on Hillcrest
Blvd., then proceed southward however we like: walking, roller-blading,
biking. Equestrians welcome too! After the trail, we will converge at the
Jepson Laurel picnic area for lunch. Time: 10:30-1 Location: Sawyer
Camp Trail, San Mateo Get more info on the web at http://www.pcnc.org/pwn.shtml
12 PC of Chicago Ravenswood Canoe Trip. 90 minute trips beginning at 12:30 pm and 1:30 pm. There are 10 spaces reserved for each time slot. There will be other rides during the day so if the Princeton Club times don't work for you we will try to accommodate you. Only $15 pp, send checks to PC of Chicago, P. O. Box 350, Kenilworth, IL 60043-0350. For questions and details contact Sharon Keld '80 at 312-260-9250 or s_keld@yahoo.com
12 PAA of Singapore Annual BBQ @ Jerry's Barbecue and Grill at 7:00 pm. Cost $25 per person. Write/RSVP dawnteo@alumni.Princeton.edu
13 PC of Indiana 5th Annual Summer Country Outing with Yale and Harvard 2:00-5:00 pm. Info and RSVP by August 9 to Peter Hawryluk '55 at 317-873-5956.
20 PC of Chicago Annual Summer Picnic for alumni, parents and students, current and incoming. Check website for details. http://alumni/princeton.edu/~paa141 .
18 PAA of Nantucket Island 30th Anniversary Celebration featuring special guests Kathy Taylor '74, Director of the Alumni Council and Robert Durkee '69, Vice President of Public Affairs. Location: Sankaty Head Beach Club. 6:00-9:00 pm. $40 pp ($50 pp if non-member) Free beer and wine, cash bar, raw oyster bar, hors d'oeuvres, shrimp & chicken BBQ. RSVP a must! Write to Ed O'Lear, 100 Inman Street, #204, Cambridge, MA 02139.
13 PC of Chicago Pharaohs of the Sun Exhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago. Check website for details. http://alumni/princeton.edu/~paa141.
15 PC of Philadelphia Annual Meeting and Luncheon, featuring the 50th Anniversary of "Prognostications" by Thacher Longstreth '41. The Union League, Meade Room, 140 South Broad Street. $24.00 per person includes buffet lunch. Luncheon at noon, Annual Meeting at 12:45. For more information, call Hally Stief at 610-544-4750.
16 PC of Northern California Alumni College in Celebration of the Centennial of the Graduate School. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Jane Mauldon *84 *88, Associate Professor of Public Policy, UC Berkeley, Geoffrey Koziol '73 Associate Professor of Medieval History, UC Berkeley, "When the Dark Ages were Really Dark"; Steven K. Vogel '83, Associate Professor of Political Science, UC Berkeley, "Reflections of Japan's Recent Economic Crisis". Entrepreneur Panel - meet with Bay Area venture capitalists, lawyers, and CEO's to walk through the development of a fictional start-up company, "Tiger.com". More details about the day's events on the PCNC website at http://www.pcnc.org/ .
16 PAA of Germany Summer Event in Wurzburg. Reception at 5:00 pm at the Maritime Hotel with guest speaker Reinhard Loosch '52, with an a la carte dinner in the Weinstube of the hotel at 7:30 pm. On Sunday at 10:00 am, tour the Old City of Wurzburg and lunch at 1:00 pm at Schweizer's restaurant. For information and RSVP, write to dtfisher@alumni.princeton.edu.
22 PC of Beijing Lunch Meeting at the China Club. Noon until 1:30 p.m. contact Eva Lerner-Lam (class of 1976) at elernerlam@palisadesgroup.com, or Helen Chiu (class of 1980) at helen.chiu@intel.com.
26 PAA of Germany Reception to commemorate 10 years of German reunification. Guest speaker is Dr. Hugo Muller-Vogg, co-publisher of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung; 7:00 pm at the Amerika Haus in Frankfurt. For information and RSVP write to dtfisher@alumni.princeton.edu
29 PC of Michigan "The Surprising History of the Graduate School: An Illustrated Show" by J.T. Miller '70. Evening Program. Details forthcoming.
12 PAA of Eastern Connecticut Young Alumni Happy Hour for Princeton Classes 1990 to 2000. 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. at Gryphon's Pub at the Graduate and Professional Student Center at Yale (GPSCY), 204 York Street, New Haven, CT. For more information and to RSVP, contact Cecily Baskir '96 at 203-777-5593 or cecily.baskir@yale.edu.
14 Rocky Mountain PC panel discussion on the Fielder initiative to control growth in Colorado by amendment to the Colorado constitution. 8:15 a.m. -1:15 p.m., includes continental breakfast and luncheon. Brown Palace Hotel, downtown Denver. Contact Chris Penny '85 at 303-733-5572 or 720-913-9149 for more details.
20 Princeton Alumni Association of Beijing Meeting. United
Nations FPA offices located at 2 Liangmahe, Nanlu at 6 pm on Friday, October
20, 2000. Host, Sven Burmester *71 S*71, will present a talk about
the three major civilisations of the
World --The West, Islam and East Asia, followed by a brief, open discussion.
Prior to the evening event, at 4 pm, there will be a Business Meeting of
the PAA of Beijing held at Beijing Henderson Centre, State Apartments,
#1414, 18 Jianguomennei Dajie (across from the Beijing International Hotel).
All alumni and friends are invited to attend. Contact Eva Lerner
Lam '76 at elernerlam@ChinaTransport.Net or 8610-6518-3876.
21 PC of St. Louis "Can we afford healthcare in the 21st century?", a lecture by Uwe Reinhardt, James Madison Professor of Political Economy and Professor of Economics and Public Affairs, Princeton University. This lecture is in honor of the Centennial of the Graduate School. 3 p.m., Maritz Auditorium. See alumni.Princeton.edu/~paa262 for details. Contact Brandon Wegge '97 at e-mail: bhwegge@alumni.princeton.edu or by fax: 314-434-3266.
25 Princeton Club of New York 50-year Luncheon honoring members celebrating 50 or more years with the Club. Guest speaker Van Zandt Williams '65, Vice President for Development at Princeton University. Starting 12:30 p.m. Call Gregg Kwarta, Program Director at (212) 596-1261.
25 PAA of Houston "The Surprising History of the Graduate School: An Illustrated Show" by J.T. Miller '70 at Dinner. Details forthcoming.
26 PAA of Austin "The Surprising History of the Graduate School: An Illustrated Show" by J.T. Miller '70 at Luncheon. Details forthcoming.
26 PC of San Antonio "The Surprising History of the Graduate School: An Illustrated Show" by J.T. Miller '70 at Luncheon. Details forthcoming.
26 PC of Chicago Reception with President Harold Shapiro *64. The Metropolitan Club, Oak Room, Sears Tower, 233 South Wacker Drive, 66th Floor. 5:30 until 7:30 p.m. At 6:15 p.m. there will be a brief program and remarks by President Shapiro. Check website for details. http://alumni/princeton.edu/~paa141.
26 PC of Savannah Luncheon at Schuler's with guest speaker John Duncan, local historian. Details forthcoming.
27 PAA of Dallas-Ft.Worth "The Surprising History of the Graduate School: An Illustrated Show" by J.T. Miller '70 at Dinner. Details forthcoming.
27 PAA of Western Washington Reception with President Harold Shapiro *64. The Four Seasons Olympic Seattle, Metropole Room, 411 University Street, Seattle, Washington. Cocktail buffet 6:30 until 8 o'clock p.m. At 7:15 p.m. there will be a brief program and remarks by President Shapiro.
27 PAA of Southern New York and Northern Pennsylvania Dinner featuring Gary Walters '67, Director of Athletics. All Princeton alumni, parents and friends are invited to attend. Cocktails and dinner the night preceding the Princeton-Cornell football game to be played in Ithaca, NY. The dinner and talk will be held at Pierces' Restaurant in Elmira Heights, NY. Cocktails beginning at 6 p.m., Dinner at 7:15 p.m., Gary Walters will speak after dinner, Princeton Athletic Director. For more information and reservations call John Van Zanten '62 at 607-974-7261.
27 PAA of Northern Arizona reception at the University Club of Phoenix, 39 E. Monte Vista in Phoenix (602-254-5408) from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Guest speaker: Professor Shirley Tilghman, Director of Princeton's Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics. Contact Joel Hoxie at hoxiej@swlaw.com for more details.
27 PC of Tucson reception featuring Ingrid Daubechies, Professor
of Mathematics and Director of the Program in Applied and Computational
Mathematics. Wine & Cheese reception from 6-8pm in the Presidential
Suite at the Sheraton Tucson
Hotel & Suites, 5151 E. Grant Road in Tucson. For more
details, contact Byron Mattingly '87 at byron_mattingly@hotmail.com.
28 PAA of Tulsa "The Surprising History of the Graduate School: An Illustrated Show" by J.T. Miller '70 at Dinner. Details forthcoming.
2 PAA of the Northwest (Minneapolis) Dinner featuring Hendrik
Hartog, Professor of History, Princeton University. Lecture relating
to recent book Man and Wife in America, A History. University
of Minnesota's McNamara Alumni Center,
200 Oak Street, N. E. (between University and Washington). Park in
the outdoor lot adjacent to the building and take the elevators at the
far right of the lobby to the 6th floor. Wine-and-cheese reception
from 5:00 to 6:00, followed by Professor Hartog's presentation and
the general discussion, concluding by 7:00. Contact Donald Smalley
'72 at dsmalley@winternet.com for more details.
3 PC of Georgia Annual Dinner featuring William Tierney, Head Coach of Princeton Lacrosse. 7:00 p.m. at the Capital City Club, Brookhaven. More details forthcoming.
3-4 International Regional Conference in honor of the Centennial of the Graduate School - Japan. More details at http://www.princeton.edu/~alco/asia2000.html.
4 Princeton Club of Western Washington Spanish FoodFest! Bring your favorite Spanish food or wine and join Gourmet Tigers for culture, conversation, and culinary delights. Home of Jeff Bell '92, 107 N. 67 Street in Seattle, 6 p.m. RSVP to Jeff at 206-706-1141 or jeffbell@microsoft.com.
7 Princeton Club of Western Washington Fall Book Club discussion: Nature of the West: Zane Grey's 'Riders of the Purple Sage'. Recall the glory days of the American West with an exciting group of Princetonians on Election Day 2000! For more information, contact Sherry Boswell '72 at ellbay@msn.com or (206) 236-2543.
10 Princeton Alumni Association of Maine Annual Dinner featuring Professor Lawrence Rosen, Chair of the Department of Anthropology at Princeton. "Anthropology among Tigers: Student Life at Princeton". The Portland Country Club, 11 Foreside Road, Falmouth, Maine. Cash bar at 5:30 p.m., seating for dinner at 6:30 p.m., and concluding with Professor Lawrence Rosen's presentation. Contact Jamie Pitney '71 (207) 623-5300 for more details.
11 Princeton Alumni Association of Eastern Connecticut Tailgate at the Yale Game. Starting at 10:30 a.m. The Princeton Tent will be on E field at the Yale Bowl. For more details, contact Susan Schwab '73 at 203-387-5679 or sbschwab@hotmail.com.
14 New York City Princeton Celebration. 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, 1585 Broadway, 41st Floor (btw. 47th and 48th Streets). At 6:45 there will be a brief program and remarks by President Harold Shapiro *64. RSVP (609) 258-6421. Orange & Black welcome.
14 Princeton Club of Southwest Florida Season-Opening Cocktail Party. U.S. Trust Company, 765 Seagate Drive in Naples. For more details and to RSVP, contact Michelle Green (941) 566-8400.
15 PAA of Canada Annual Dinner featuring David Card *83, Visiting Professor 2000-2001, Princeton Department of Economics. 6:30 cocktail, 7:30 dinner. Intercontinental Hotel on Bloor Street (just west of Avenue Road). For more details, contact David Fine *82 at (416) 507-6168 or (416) 921-8029.
16 PC of Philadelphia along with the Carpenters' Company of the City and County of Philadelphia celebrate the publication of Robert Smith: Architect, Builder, Patriot 1722-1777 by Charles E. Peterson, FAIA with Constance M. Greiff and Maria M. Thompson. Carpenters' Hall, 320 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia (between 3rd and 4th Streets). 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Acceptances only to 215-925-0167.
17 PC of Beijing Business Meeting from 4:00-5:30 pm. The meeting will be held at the residence of Eva Lerner Lam '76 in Henderson Centre, State Apartment #1414, 18 Jianquomennei Dajie (across from the Beijing International Hotel, just north of the Beijing Railway Station (East). Contact Eva Lerner Lam '76 for more details at elernerlam@chinatransport.net.
19 PC of Northwestern New Jersey "The Surprising History of the Graduate School: An Illustrated Show" by J.T. Miller '70. Macculloch Hall, 45 Macculloch Avenue, Morristown. Museum tour 4:30 p.m.; Reception and Dinner starting at 5:00; J.T. Miller's presentation 6:30 to 8:00. RSVP to Christie Coates '89 at cfc89@erols.com or (973) 467-0862.
24 PC of Beijing Monthly Princeton Dinner at the "Duck and Dark"
restaurant, across from the Kempinski Hotel on at 6
pm. Hosted by Sven Burmester *71. RSVP to Sven directly
at sbu@public.un.org.cn.
25 The Princeton Alumni Association of Germany Annual Meeting
and Thanksgiving Dinner. Ambassador Robert Finn *78, US Ambassador
to Tajikistan will be guest of honor. Restaurant Schützenhaus
in Wiesbaden. The meeting begins with a cocktail party at 17:00 at the
home of Étel and David Fisher, Hirtenstr.10, Wiesbaden-Sonnenberg.
The turkey dinner will be at 19:00 in the Restaurant Schützenhaus
in the Goldsteintal in Wiesbaden-Sonnenberg and will cost about DM 40 not
including drinks. RSVP by 14.Nov. David T. Fisher Tel: 0611-54597.
Fax: 0611-370131. Address: Hirtenstraße 10 65193 Wiesbaden.
E-mail: dtfisher@alumni.princeton.edu.
27 Frankfurt - Princeton Verein and the Amerika Haus are jointly sponsoring a luncheon with Prof. William Antholis from the Princeton Center of International Studies on Monday, at 12:30 at the Amerika Haus. The topic is "The Future of International Trade and Environmental Agreements After the U.S. Elections." To register, write to <mmvfran@pd.state.gov>.
28 Southern California Reception with President Harold Shapiro *64. Cocktail Buffet from 8:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., Getty Center, 1200 Getty Center Drive. At 8:45 p.m., there will be a brief program with a welcome from Barry Munitz *68, President and Chief Executive Officer, J.P. Getty Trust and University Trustee, and remarks by President Shapiro. RSVP by November 14 (609) 258-6421. Business attire; Orange & Black welcome.
29 Princeton Club of Philadelphia reception and lecture featuring Princeton Professor Shirley Tilghman, Director of the Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics. Reception starting at 5:30 p.m., followed by lecture from 6:00 to 6:45 p.m. The reception will take place in the lobby of the UPenn Clinical Research Building, 422 Madame Curie Blvd. in Philadelphia. Contact Hally Steif at (610) 544-4750.
30 PAA of South Carolina dinner featuring "The Surprising History of the Graduate School: An Illustrated Show" by J.T. Miller '70. The Capital City Club, 1201 Main Street in Columbia SC (803)256-2000. Cocktails 6:00-7:00p.m., 7:00-8:00 dinner and 8:00 p.m. presentation. Contact Bill Hirata '81 at BillHirata@parkerpoe.com for more details.
30 Northern California Reception with President Harold Shapiro *64. Cocktail Buffet from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., Fairmont Hotel Atop Nob Hill in San Francisco. at 6:45 p.m. there will be a brief program and remarks by President Shapiro. RSVP by November 16 (609) 258-6421. Business attire; Orange & Black welcome.
2-9 PC of Southwest Florida Sail with Princetonians to the Hidden Harbors of the Caribbean aboard the beautiful and luxurious Crown Dynasty to Aruba, Barbados, St. Lucia, Grenada, Bonaire and Curacao. Fee is only $1175 pp - air from Ft. Lauderdale round trip is FREE! Contact Kathy Ischinger at MAD Travel, 941-263-4433 or 800-925-7476 NOW!
3 Princeton Club of Chicago Sally Metzler *97, Director of the D'Arcy Museum of Art at Loyola in Chicago, will deliver a slide presentation on "The Angel as Image in Art" followed by a reception and viewing of the museum, on Sunday, December 3rd at 3:00 p.m. The D'Arcy is located at 6525 N. Sheridan, close to public transportation, and has ample on-campus parking. This event is part of the University's and Club's celebration of the Princeton Graduate School Centennial.
5 Greenwich, Connecticut Reception with President Harold Shapiro *64. 6 until 7:30 p.m., Indian Harbor Yacht Club, 710 Steamboat Road, Greenwich, CT. At 6:45 p.m. there will be a brief program and remarks by President Shapiro *64. RSVP at (609) 258-6421.
7 PC of Vero Beach Florida Annual Holiday Luncheon featuring "The Surprising History of the Graduate School: An Illustrated Show" by J.T. Miller '70. Details forthcoming.
9 Princeton Association of New England evening event featuring Professor Shirley Tilghman, Director of the Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics. More details forthcoming.
14 Washington, D.C. Triangle Show. For more details, contact Margaret Miller '80 at mmiller@dananj.com.
15 Savannah, Georgia Triangle Ding Show. For more details, contact Margaret Miller '80 at mmiller@dananj.com.
16 Tampa, Florida Triangle Show. For more details, contact Margaret Miller '80 at mmiller@dananj.com.
18 Fort Lauderdale/Miami, Florida Triangle Show. Ransom Everglade School Auditorium, 3575 Main Highway, Coconut Grove, Florida (305) 460-8800. For more details, contact Margaret Miller '80 at mmiller@dananj.com.
18 Princeton Association of Dallas-Fort Worth gathering at the Princeton vs. Texas Christian Univ. basketball game, 8:00 p.m. Parents and friends will be sitting as a group at the game. Reception after the game at the Hoffbrau Restaurant, at 1712 S. University at Riverfront St. For more information, contact Douglas Yeager '69 at deyeager@post.cis.smu.edu.
19 Palm Beach, Florida Triangle Show. 6:30 p.m., Alexander J. Dreyfoos High School of the Arts in downtown W. Palm Beach. Post Show party at 8:30 p.m. Conact Jon Gerber '90 for more details at (561) 650-8550.
20 Jacksonville, Florida Triangle Show. For more details, contact Margaret Miller '80 at mmiller@dananj.com.
21 The Princeton Association of Dallas-Fort Worth Holiday Party.
7:00pm--10:00pm at the home of Franklin & Tricia Kemp '62, 3004 Pataula
Ln, Plano TX 75074. All alumni, parents & undergraduates are
invited and guests are welcome. Dress is Holiday Casual. RSVP
to Franklin Kemp, 972-578-9093 or e-mail: lfkemp@home.com. Directions:
East at Exit #31 (Spring Creek Parkway) off US Highway 75. Go North on
Jupiter. East on Timber Brook. South on Pool. East on
Pataula.
21 Atlanta, Georgia Triangle Show. Pace Academy Performing Arts Center, 966 W. Paces Ferry Road. For tickets and information call 404-885-2555 or contact Margaret Miller '80 at mmiller@dananj.com.
22 Charlotte, North Carolina Triangle Show. For more details, contact Margaret Miller '80 at mmiller@dananj.com.
27 Princeton Alumni Association of Iowa reception for prospective
students, undergraduates, and alumni. 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. 666
50th Street, Des Moines, Iowa. RSVP Luke Roth '76 (515) 279-2840
or lroth@medicaprx.com.
9 PAA of Central Florida Reception with President Harold Shapiro *64. Home of Phil Handy '67. Details to follow.
9 Princeton Club of Washington D.C. Reception for Early Decision Admittees. Featured speaker: Professor Patrick Deneen, Assistant Professor of Politics, Princeton University. Hosted by Bill Richardson '73, at the offices of Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering 2445 M Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20037-1420. 6:00 p.m.
10 PC of Vero Beach Lunch with President Harold Shapiro *64. Orchid Island Beach Club. 12:00 Noon.
11 PAA of Palm Beach & Martin Counties Breakfast with President Harold Shapiro *64. 8:00 a.m. with President Shapiro. The breakfast will take place in the reception room on the first floor of the Northern Trust Bank building located at 440 Royal Palm Way on Palm Beach. Free valet parking will be provided. . Contact Jon Gerber '90 to reserve (561) 650-8550.
11 Princeton Club of Southern California evening event featuring Josiah Ober, Princeton Professor of Classics. Tentative title of talk: "What Makes Democracy Possible?: The Example of Ancient Greece." Refreshments at 6:30 p.m. Speaker at 7:15 p.m., Marlborough School, 250 So. Rossmore Ave., parking in school lot off 3rd St. RSVP: John Gebhard 310-374-1494; johng3rd@lafn.org. Cost: $10.00 Members, $15.00 non-members.
17 Princeton Club of Sarasota luncheon featuring David Wilkinson, Cyrus Fogg Brackett Professor of Physics. 12:00 p.m., Bird Key Yacht Club, 301 Bird Key Drive, Sarasota (941) 953-4455. Possible Topics: "Is Princeton the Center of the Universe? A Modern View of Cosmology". For more details, contact Al Moore '38 (941) 361-7228.
21 Princeton Association of New England seminar featuring Prof.
Fred Greenstein, Director of the John Foster Dulles Program for the Study
of Leadership and International Affairs. Topic: The American Presidency.
Doug and Judy Weil's
house at 22 Cartwright Road, Wellesley, MA 02181. 781-237-4928.
3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Contact Lex Kelso '71at lexkelso@alumni.Princeton.EDU
formore details.
25 PAA of Northern New York lecture featuring Prof. Fred Greenstein, Director of the John Foster Dulles Program for the Study of Leadership and International Affairs. Topic: The American Presidency. Cranberry Bog, 56 Wolf Road in Colonie. Copy of Prof. Greenstein's book "Presidential Difference: Leadership Style from FDR to Clinton" will be available at the event for purchase by Border's Bookstore located directly across from the Cranberry Bog. For more information, contact Al Lowe '48 (518) 346-8879.
29 PAA of Alabama lecture featuring Prof. David Billington, Gordon Y.S. Wu Professor of Engineering. Topic: The Art of Structural Engineering. More details forthcoming. For more information, contact Tom Carruthers '50 at (205) 521-8263.
9 PC of Sarasota Luncheon co-sponsored with Harvard and Yale Clubs. Featured speaker: Professor Edward Felten, Associate Professor of Computer Science. More details forthcoming.
10 PC of Southwest Florida (Naples) Annual Luncheon featuring Richard Spies *72, Vice President for Finance and Administration. Starts at 11:30 a.m. at the Vineyard Country Club. Contact Thomas Grootemaat '55 at (941) 348-7631 for more details.
22 PC of New York City Third Annual Princeton Night in New York,
including a tribute to the Graduate School Centennial.
March 2001
1 PC of Chicago event featuring Shirley Tilghman, Professor of Molecular Biology and Director of the Center for Integrative Genomics. More details forthcoming or check website http://alumni.princeton.edu/~paa141 or call Eric Macy '73 (312) 419-6900.
13 Princeton Club of Philadelphia reception with with President Harold Shapiro *64. Details forthcoming.
23-24 Princeton Club of Washington, D.C. gala reception and symposium in honor of the Centennial of the Graduate School of Princeton University. For more details, contact Paula Bryan at (609) 258-3351 or paula@princeton.edu.
29 Princeton Club of Southern California "The Surprising
History of the Graduate School: An Illustrated Show" by J.T. Miller '70.
Living Room of Marlborough School at 250 S. Rossmore Blvd, Los Angeles.
We will have wine & snacks at 6:30
p.m. with Miller scheduled to speak at 7:15 p.m. For more details,
contact John Gebhard at johng3rd@lafn.org.
April 2001
5 Princeton Club of Philadelphia Lecture by William Gleason, Associate Professor of English at Princeton University. Topic: 19th Century Popular Literature. 5:30 p.m. at the Library Company, 1314 Locust Street in Philadelphia. For more details, contact Hally Steif at (610) 544-4750 or tigersclub@home.com.
24 Princeton Alumni Association of Maryland (Baltimore) reception with President Harold Shapiro *64. Details forthcoming.
26 PAA of Palm Beach and Martin Counties Cocktail Party to Welcome New Admittees to the Class of '05. At the offices of Shutts & Bowen LLP, 250 Australian Avenue South, Suite 500, West Palm Beach, Florida. Contact Jon Gerber '90 to RSVP (561) 650-8550.
May 2001
June 2001
This list is updated and changed as we receive information. Please check
listings closer to the date of the event. For more information contact
your local
association president or: Paula Bryan 609-258-3351 paula@princeton.edu