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SQUASH & FITNESS
THE GRILL
Monday – Friday
Breakfast: 7:00 – 10:30am
Lunch: Noon – 2:30pm
Dinner: 5:30 – 9:30pm
Bar Service: Noon – 11:00pm
Monday – Friday
6:00 am – 10:00pm
Saturday
Continental Breakfast: 7:30 – 10:30am
No Bar Service
Sunday
Continental Breakfast: 7:30 – 10:30am
No Bar Service
WOODROW WILSON ROOM
Monday – Friday
Dinner: 5:30 – 9:00pm
Bar Service: Noon – 11:00pm
Saturday and Sunday
Closed
In September, the Restaurant and Grill
resume normal weekend service on the 14th.
Please refer to the website for the most current hours.
Saturday and Sunday
10:00 am – 6:00pm
The squash courts resume extended hours
(8:30am – 8:00pm) beginning on the 7th.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Have a question? Need assistance? Our
professional staff is here to make your
member experience the best it can be.
Dining Reservations
212.596.1205
Hotel Room Reservations
212.596.1201
[email protected]
Event Reservations
212.719.0380
[email protected]
Design a Catered Event
212.596.1210
[email protected]
Squash & Fitness Center
212.596.1230
[email protected]
SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER 2013
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Billing and Accounting Questions
212.596.1220
[email protected]
EVENT CANCELLATION AND
NO SHOW POLICY
Paid Events: Cancellations for all paid events
must be made with the Program Office by
calling 212.596.1261 during business hours,
Monday through Friday, 9:00 am – 4:30 pm.
No other department is authorized to accept any
program reservation transaction. Unless stated
otherwise, cancellations for paid events must be
received by 4:30 pm two business days prior to
the event. All cancellations after this time frame
will be charged in full, regardless of whether the
member/guest attends the event.
Free Events: A $10 no-show fee will be
incurred with free events when reservations
are not cancelled by noon the day of the event.
Guest charges will also apply.
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Member Information
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NE W S LE T T E R OF T HE COLUM BIA CLU B O F NEW YO RK
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
2013-2014
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
President
James Gerkis ’80CC, ’83LAW
VICE PRESIDENTS
David A. Evans ’99EN
David Gibson ’75GSAPP
Justin Ifill ’06CC
Donna Rosenthal ’67SW
Tiffany Woo ’87BC
TREASURER
Gerald Sherwin ’55CC
SECRETARY
Jay Rao ’08LAW
PRESIDENT EMERITUS
Laurance J. Guido ’65CC, ’69P&S
MEMBERS-AT-LARGE
Mark L. Amsterdam ’66CC, ’69LAW
Craig Brod ’77CC
Donna H. MacPhee ’89 CC
GOVERNORS
Nabeel Ahmad ’09TC
Kenneth Catandella
Senior Executive Director for
CAA and University Relations
John Celock ’04JRN
Keith Goggin ’91JRN
Angela Holuba ’09BC, ’10P&S, ’12PH
William Jordan V ’06CC
Michael Shiba ’08LAW
Anne-Renée Testa ’91TC
Regen Wallis
Royce Flippin, Ex-Officio
The Princeton Club of New York
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
Jennifer Shaw
Executive Director
Melissa Shafer
Membership and Marketing Director
15 WEST 43 STREET
NEW YORK, NY 10036
RESTAURANT HOURS
from the presi dent
Greetings! During these months of seasonal transition, as we move from summer into autumn
and your daily schedules no doubt change accordingly, I encourage you to think about incorporating
our Club into a new and improved routine.
Do you simply want to take advantage of the last days of summer before it ends? Join us in
September for the last month of our weekly summer activities – running in the park, women’s
squash group or drinks on the terrace!
Returning to longer work days? Treat yourself with a cut and shave in our barbershop or schedule an
appointment for a massage. Back to school? Have a last hurrah in our Woodrow Wilson Room, where
you will be taken care of by our top-notch staff and enjoy the cuisine of our renowned chef. Wish you
were going back to school? Attend one of our lecture events and expand your intellectually curiosity.
As October approaches and the air turns crisper, we launch into a new fall season of events and
activities. We are honored to host both Ambassador Rosemary A. DiCarlo (September 11) and
Governor David Paterson (October 21) as spotlight speakers. Make your reservations on our new
website now!
Another major event looms large with the impending fall season – mark your calendars for the annual
celebration of Homecoming! This year’s Homecoming football game sees Columbia go up against
Penn on Saturday, October 19. Bring your friends and family to the game (and stop by the Columbia
Club table to say hello!). Then, bring your uptown spirit midtown to the clubhouse. For out-of-town
guests and post-Homecoming revelers, the comfort, convenience and class of our Midtown clubhouse
provides a fitting Columbia-spirited base for your Homecoming activities.
Thanks to your generous voluntary contributions, we’ve had the pleasure over the past few summer
months to implement and refine some subtle changes to our Club. These improvements promise to
make Club life even more accessible and engaging for you, our members. As the dust settles on our
first floor refurbishing, come and see what your contributions have built!
Also, one of our most important and exciting revitalizations has been the expanding membership base.
We continue to receive applications for membership daily, carrying forward the steady growth that
started last year. As we move into a new membership year, I want to take this opportunity to wholeheartedly welcome our newest additions and express our appreciation to our loyal, long-term members.
Please remember that the clubhouse serves as your off-campus home for social, cultural and
intellectual life. Our hospitable and accommodating staff will make every effort to provide you with an
enriching clubhouse experience. Above all, though, an enriching club life is thanks to you – our old and
new members. I look forward to seeing you at the Club!
Warmest regards,
Tel: 212.719.0380
Fax: 212.944.6944
[email protected]
www.columbiaclub.org
James P. Gerkis ’80 CC, ’83 Law
President, Columbia University Club of New York
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JANIS FORMAN
STORYTELLING IN BUSINESS:
THE AUTHENTIC AND FLUENT
ORGANIZATION
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
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AN EVENING WITH AMBASSADOR
ROSEMARY A. DICARLO, US MISSION
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11
8:00am: Breakfast & Lecture
Cost: $30 (includes breakfast and lecture)
Join award-winning author Dr. Janis Forman for a stimulating presentation on
business storytelling – a skill which can
be crucial in helping business to grow
and thrive. Learn how you can employ
storytelling techniques to strengthen your
brand, develop your corporate culture,
and reach your business goals. Dr. Janis
Forman is the Director of Management
Communication at The UCLA Anderson
School of Management.
STEPHANIE LEHMANN
ASTOR PLACE VINTAGE
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9
6:00pm: Wine Reception
6:30pm: Lecture
Cost: Free for members, $25 for guests
GARY LAWRANCE
THE GILDED AGE ON LONG ISLAND
6:30pm: Registration
7:00pm: Lecture
8:00pm: Reception
Join us for a special evening with
Ambassador Rosemary DiCarlo, United
States Deputy Permanent Representative
to the United Nations. Ambassador
DiCarlo, a member of the Senior Foreign
Service, just concluded duties as the
rotating President of the United Nations
Security Council during the month of July.
Having served at the United Nations, the
Department of State, UNESCO, and the
National Security Council, she is a career
specialist in European, Russian, and
Eurasian affairs. Ambassador DiCarlo’s
posts have included assignments in
Moscow and Oslo.
JEAN-MARIE EVEILLARD
AND PIMM FOX
LESSONS FROM 40 YEARS OF
GLOBAL INVESTING
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
A simple appraisal leads a young,
modern-day woman into the Manhattan
of the early 1900s. This enthralling new
work of fiction by Stephanie Lehmann is a
journey Victorian ideas, women’s roles in
the workplace, and love and marriage
in turn of the century Manhattan.
6:30pm: Lecture
A truly fascinating evening awaits you
when Pimm Fox interviews Jean-Marie
Eveillard, Senior Advisor at First Eagle
Investment Management. Mr. Eveillard’s
company has investments valued at more
than $80 billion, and he has received
the Lifetime Achievement Award from
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Morningstar for building one of the most
successful long-term records in the
investment business. Pimm Fox is an
anchor for Bloomberg Television and host
of Bloomberg Radio’s “Taking Stock with
Pimm Fox.”
Event Host: Rocco Staino
7:00pm: Lecture
Cost for Reception & Lecture:
Free for members, $25 for guests
Cost for Reception, Lecture & Dinner: $55
for members, $65 for guests
*Tax and gratuity not included.
LINDSAY YOUNG
MAKING THE MOST OF YOUR
SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS
MONDAY, OCTOBER 7
6:30pm: Lecture
Tom Gerson, a Financial Advisor with
Merrill Lynch, will introduce Lindsay
Young of BlackRock, who will talk about
the ins and outs of social security from
the perspective of someone planning
their retirement income. Ms. Young will
demystify various tips and techniques for
maximizing social security benefits. Club
members and friends age 55 and over
may find the presentation most relevant.
Gary Lawrance, AIA, is best known
for his book, Houses of the Hamptons,
1880-1930, which was co-authored by
Anne Surchin. Mr. Lawrance will share
observations on this Gilded Age of
architecture on the occasion of a
newly-published, revised edition.
Event Host: Christine Loomis
ROBERT SEIDMAN
MOMENTS CAPTURED
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24
6:30pm: Lecture
Cost: Free for members, free for guests
*Reservations required.
Moments Captured is the captivating story
of two indelible individuals and a shattering murder in late nineteenth-century San
Francisco. An epic saga of young America
flexing its muscle, it is roughly based on
the life of the great photographer Edward
Muybridge. Through Mr. Seidman’s finely
drawn prose, the reader witnesses nationbuilding on a colossal scale, along with the
politics of wile, greed, and seduction.
DR. PAULA FREDRIKSEN
SIN
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9
6:30pm: Lecture
Ancient Christians invoked sin to account
for an astonishing range of things, from
the death of God’s son to the politics of
the Roman Empire that worshipped him.
Award-winning religion historian Paula
Fredriksen will share the fascinating
narrative of early Christian concepts of
sin, and explore the ways that sin shaped
ideas about God and humanity.
For more information about the speakers and events, or to make
reservations, please visit our website at www.columbiaclub.org.
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AN EVENING WITH
GOVERNOR DAVID PATERSON
MONDAY, OCTOBER 21
ANDREW PIPER
BOOK WAS THERE
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22
6:30pm
6:30pm: Lecture
The 2013 New York City election cycle has
been the most competitive in 12 years and
the most entertaining in recent memory.
From open seat contests for every citywide office and four out of five borough
president seats, to the emergence of former Governor Eliot Spitzer as a candidate
for city comptroller, to Anthony Weiner’s
comeback attempt in the mayoral race,
the election cycle has been memorable.
With major party nominees set for mayor
and other offices and the future of New
York in the post-Bloomberg era on the line,
it is time to start looking at how we got to
this point and where does New York go
from here.
Join us as we discuss this year’s New
York City election cycle with someone
who brings a deep understanding of New
York’s political world: David Paterson, the
55th Governor of New York. Serving from
2008 to 2010, Governor Paterson moved
into the Executive Mansion following over
two decades in state and city politics.
Prior to becoming governor, he served as
lieutenant governor, minority leader of the
state Senate and as a longtime state
senator from Harlem.
Governor Paterson will be interviewed by
CUCNY board member John R.D. Celock
’04JRN. Mr. Celock is the state politics
reporter for The Huffington Post, based in
Washington, and the author of The Next
Generation: Young Elected Officials and
Their Impact on American Politics. He has
extensively covered New York politics
from Brooklyn to Buffalo, including the
historic 2001 city elections.
The evening will allow for attendees to ask
Governor Paterson their own questions
on the city elections. Anticipate answers
steeped in Governor Paterson’s keen insights and observations as to where New
York is going as Mayor Michael Bloomberg
leaves office and what you can expect in
the final days of the 2013 elections.
Is the book dead? In today’s digital age,
many questions have arisen about the
future of books, both in print and digital
formats. From medieval manuscript books
to today’s playable media and interactive
urban fictions, Andrew Piper explores the
myriad ways that physical media have
shaped how we read in Book Was There.
Mr. Piper elegantly argues that despite
our ever-evolving digital world, the book
is here to stay. Mr. Piper teaches German
and European literature at McGill
University and is also the author of
Dreaming in Books
SONYA SHAYKHOUN, ESQ.
DOING BUSINESS IN THE
MIDDLE EAST
MONDAY, OCTOBER 28
6:30pm: Lecture
This enlightening tutorial will explore the
GCC region (Bahrain, United Arab
Emirates, Kuwait, Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia, Qatar, and Oman) and touch on
the MENA region (Egypt, Jordon, and
Lebanon). After nine years in the Middle
East Sonya Shaykhoun developed this
seminar to help individuals learn everything
they wanted to know about the Middle
East but were afraid to ask. Topics will
include: Business Landscape, Legalities,
The Free-Trade Agreement, Benefits of
Doing Business, The Impact of the Arab
Spring, and Business Etiquette. Sonya
Shaykhoun, Esq., is a New York attorney
who holds an M.A. Honours Degree from
the University of St. Andrews, a B.A. in
Arabic and Law from the School of Oriental
and African Studies (SOAS) at the University
of London, and an LL.M in Corporate and
Commercial Law from SOAS.
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COLUMBIA FOOTBALL
HOME OPENER:
COLUMBIA FOOTBALL VS.
MONMOUTH
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28
For more information about the speakers and events, or to make
reservations, please visit our website at www.columbiaclub.org.
US OPEN
SESSION 18: LOWER PROMENADE
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3
12:30pm
Cost: $10
(purchase at gocolumbialions.com/tickets)
Location: Wien Stadium
Catch your Columbia Football team open
its exciting 2013 home slate. First 1,000
fans get Columbia Lions sunglasses. Also,
take advantage of the food samples and
complimentary beverages in the Pre-game
Picnic Area. Bring your friends and family.
7:00pm
Cost: $110*
SESSION 22: UPPER PROMENADE
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
7:00pm
Cost: $80*
*All reservations are final sale. Tickets
may be picked up at the Front Desk.
LUNCH & TOUR AT THE
RUBIN MUSEUM
HOMECOMING:
COLUMBIA FOOTBALL VS. PENN
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19
1:30pm
Cost: $15
(purchase at gocolumbialions.com/tickets)
Location: Wien Stadium
EXPERIENCE LION SPIRIT AT ITS BEST
WHEN ALL COLUMBIANS COME
TOGETHER FOR HOMECOMING 2013.
BRING YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY.
SAVE THE DATES
Chelsea Art Galleries
Saturday, October 05, 2013 2:00 PM
Oyster Bay Trip
Thursday, October 10, 2013 10:00 AM
Visit St. Patrick’s
Tuesday, October 22, 2013 11:00 AM
International Fine Arts & Antiques
Saturday, October 26, 2013 2:00 PM
11:00am
Cost: $55 (includes tour, lunch, soft drinks
or coffee, tax & gratuity)
Location: Rubin Museum,
150 West 17th Street
*Please meet at the Museum.
All reservations are final sale.
The Rubin Museum has the largest
Western collection of religious art of the
last millennium from the cultures of the
Himalayan mountain range (which includes
Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan as well as the
interrelated traditions of India, Mongolia,
and China). The collection houses scroll
paintings, sculptures, and a wide variety
of artifacts such as masks, textiles, and
illuminated manuscripts. After the tour, we
will have a Himalayan-themed lunch at the
Museum’s Serai cafe. Those who wish to
do so can continue to visit the Museum
after lunch.
Event host: Robert Phillips
ANDREW DELBANCO IN
CONVERSATION WITH SAM ROBERTS
COLLEGE: WHAT IT WAS, IS, AND
SHOULD BE
6:00pm: Reception
6:30pm: Interview and Book Signing
Cost: $40 per person (includes cocktail
reception and a signed copy of College:
What It Was, Is, and Should Be)
*Reservations are required by September
18. Cancellations and no shows will forfeit
the $40 registration fee (no refunds will be
granted for this event).
Location: The Cornell Club,
6 East 44th Street
As the commercialization of American
higher education accelerates, more
students are coming to college with the
narrow aim of obtaining a preprofessional
credential. The traditional four-year college
experience – an exploratory time for
students to discover their passions and
test ideas and values with the help of
teachers and peers – is in danger of
obsolescence. In College, prominent
cultural critic and faculty member at
Columbia University Andrew Delbanco
considers the challenges facing American
colleges and offers a trenchant defense
of such an education, warning that it is
becoming a privilege reserved for the
relatively rich at the expense of
America’s democratic promise and
future generations.
Sam Roberts has been The New York
Times’ Urban Affairs Correspondent since
2005 and is the host of The New York
Times Close Up, an hour-long weekly
news and interview program.
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OPERA NIGHT: NORMA AT THE
METROPOLITAN OPERA
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18
SEPTEMBER
5:30pm: Dinner
7:30pm: Performance
Cost: $169 per person (includes 3-course dinner, lecture, ticket,
and transportation to the opera house)
Join Professor of Music, W. Anthony Sheppard, for the
Metropolitan Opera’s presentation of Vincenzo Bellini’s Norma.
While you dine at the Club, Professor Sheppard will play
excerpts from the night’s opera and give you an overview of
the plot and musical highlights, locating the work in its artistic
and historical context to enhance your experience of the
performance. After dessert, you will be whisked away to
Lincoln Center where your seats in the Dress Circle await you.
Norma was first produced at La Scala on 26 December 1831,
and is based on the dramatic tragedy of the same name by
Alexandre Soume. The work is generally regarded as an
example of the supreme height of the bel canto tradition,
and its title role features one of the most demanding soprano
performances in the history of opera. Since its premiere, the
role has been taken on by some of opera’s most talented
female performers, and for their production, the Met grants
the challenge to the enormously talented Sondra Radvanovsky.
HALLOWEEN BASH AT THE
YALE CLUB: NIGHTMARE ON 44TH
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25
9:00pm – 1:00am
Cost: $55
*Reservations are required by October 23
Location: Yale Club, 50 Vanderbilt Avenue,
between East 44th and 45th Streets
A monster mash – a graveyard smash! This Halloween, look
the part – don your best disguise or black tie apparel, and make
your way to the Yale Club for the 2013 Inter-Club Halloween
Bash. Dance the night away as you mingle with friends and
enjoy hors d’oeuvres and an open bar of beer, wine, and soda.
Extra daring guests may also sip creepy cocktails from the
cash bar. Prizes will be awarded in several categories for the
evening’s most impressive costumes.
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US OPEN: SESSION 18
7:00PM
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TUNES ON TUESDAYS
6:30PM
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WEDNESDAY LUNCHEON GROUP
12:00PM
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US OPEN: SESSION 22
7:00PM
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JANIS FORMAN:
STORYTELLING IN BUSINESS
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STEPHANIE LEHMANN:
ASTOR PLACE VINTAGE6:00PM
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TUNES ON TUESDAYS
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AMBASSADOR ROSEMARY A. DICARLO 6:30PM
8:00AM
6:30PM
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BOOK CLUB6:30PM
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40 YEARS OF GLOBAL INVESTING
6:00PM
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TUNES ON TUESDAYS
6:30PM
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THE GILDED AGE ON LONG ISLAND
6:30PM
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VISIT THE RUBIN MUSEUM
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ROBERT SEIDMAN:
MOMENTS CAPTURED6:00PM
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TUNES ON TUESDAYS
6:30PM
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WHISKY & CIGARS
6:30PM
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WRITERS, READERS AND PUBLISHERS 6:00PM
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COLUMBIA FOOTBALL: HOME OPENER 12:30PM
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DELBANCO AND ROBERTS: COLLEGE6:00PM
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CAREER NETWORKING FOR WOMEN
11:00AM
6:15PM
OCTOBER
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TUNES ON TUESDAYS
6:30PM
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WEDNESDAY LUNCHEON GROUP
12:00PM
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OKTOBERFEST: CRAFT BEER TASTING
6:30PM
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SOCIAL SECURITY6:00PM
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TUNES ON TUESDAYS
6:30PM
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DR. PAULA FREDRIKSEN: SIN
6:00PM
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BOOK CLUB6:30PM
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TUNES ON TUESDAYS
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OPERA NIGHT: NORMA5:30PM
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COLUMBIA FOOTBALL: HOMECOMING 1:30PM
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GOVERNOR DAVID PATERSON
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ANDREW PIPER: BOOK WAS THERE6:00PM
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TUNES ON TUESDAYS
6:30PM
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INTER-CLUB HALLOWEEN BALL
9:00PM
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DOING BUSINESS IN THE MIDDLE EAST 6:00PM
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6:15PM
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MEXICO: WINE DINNER
6:30PM
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TUNES ON TUESDAYS
6:30PM
6:30PM
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THE WEDNESDAY LUNCHEON GROUP
12:00pm
Event Hosts: Robert Phillips & John Moore
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2
12:00pm
Event Hosts: Marilyn DeLalio
& Robert Green
BOOK CLUB
6:30pm
Amitav Ghosh: The Calcutta Chromosome
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10
6:30pm
William Shakespeare: Macbeth
Email: Jill Hurwitz
[email protected]
*Please note that authors
will not be in attendance.
WRITERS, READERS AND PUBLSHERS
6:00 - 7:30pm
Guest: Jason Epstein
6:15pm
MONDAY, OCTOBER 28
6:15pm
Email: Beverly Daniel
[email protected]
BRIDGE GROUP MEETING
Call: Sandy Kazlow
718.757.2198
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WHISKY & CIGARS
6:30 – 8:30pm
Cost: $115 per person (includes whiskies,
small bites, cigars, tax & gratuity)
*All reservations are final sale.
Join us on the terrace for another evening of rare
whiskies and fine cigars. Our host, Scotsman Nicholas
Pollacchi, is the founder and CEO of The Whisky Dog.
Nicholas has sourced an unbelievable array of rare
and collectible whiskies for you to enjoy during this
special evening.
Rare Whiskies: Glenmorangie Artein (Private Edition
Bottlings), Auchentoshan 21 year-old (Limited Release),
Glen Ord 30 year-old (Bottled at 58.7% ABV)
OKTOBERFEST CRAFT BEER TASTING
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4
6:30 – 9:30pm
Cost: $25 for members, $35 for guests
The Young Alumni Committee invites you to join fellow
Columbia Club members at their perennial Oktoberfest
Beer Tasting. Celebrate in true Oktoberfest spirit with a
variety of German craft brews and delicious small bites
prepared by Executive Chef Michael Bourquin.
DISCOVER MEXICO WINE DINNER
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29
6:30pm
Cost: TBA (please refer to our website for
up-to-date event information)
Featuring: L.A. Cetto Wines, a mescal tasting,
talks by three cultural ambassadors, and delicious,
traditional food.
TUNES ON TUESDAYS IN THE GRILL
TUESDAYS, SEPTEMBER 3, 10, 17, 24,
OCTOBER 1, 8, 15, 22, 29
THEATER GROUP
Email: [email protected]
5:00 – 8:00pm: Happy Hour
6:30 – 8:30pm: Live Music
THE WORLD AFFAIRS DISCUSSION GROUP
Email: Gerald Rabinowitz
[email protected]
Enjoy extended happy hour pricing and live music at
the bar. It’s the perfect spot to kick back after work
and socialize with friends. So tune up and wind down
Tuesdays at The Grill.
new members
Kayran Abasali ‘13GS
Laura Lotta Abrams
Samuel Abrams ‘89CC, ‘06TC
Adam Agatston ‘15LAW
Oluwayemisi Ajumobi ‘14PH
Christopher Alexander ‘14SIPA
Kevin Anderson ‘15GS
Alexa Armstrong ‘13BC
Ian Assael ‘14GS
David Auth ‘91BUS
Jennifer Barrer-Gall ‘13GS
Sameer Bathija ‘15BUS
Sara Beachler ‘15NRS
David Bearison
Martin Berchtold ‘11LAW
Lauren Berrill ‘15TC
Chloe Blanchard ‘16CC
Samara Bliss ‘13CC
Peter Bohnhof ‘14GS
Lee Catherine Booker ‘13SIPA
Greg Borovykh ‘12GSAS
Rashidah Bowen ‘15TC
Sarah Boyd ‘13SCE, ‘14GSAS
Robert Britt ‘14GS
Keith Brown ‘17GS
Adam Brunk ‘13LAW
Christopher Bryant
Kendra Bullock ‘13GS
Aspasia Burnworth ‘15GS
Marilyn Carol ‘74BC
David Carrey ‘14SCE
Alex Carstens ‘12BUS
Maureen Case ‘88GS
Marie Therese Casseus ‘86GS,
‘92GSAS
Reuben Castagno ‘06TC Mahima
Chablani ‘14CC
Umashankar Chandrasekhara
‘15GS
Robert Chang ‘12SEAS
Andrew S. Chapman ‘15CC
Anjan Chatterjee ‘04PH
Ann Chernow
Shivrat Chhabra ‘14SEAS
Ryan Cho ‘13CC
Kei Chow ‘14TC
Rebecca Ciez ‘13SEAS
Julia Clark
Amy Claypool ‘13PS
Diane Cohen ‘15GS
Christina Vita Coleman
Terri Comas
Waldemar Comas ‘75LAW
Diana Contreras
Ang Cui ‘05SEAS
Denalda Cupa
Skylar Dabbar ‘14CC
Christopher Davis ‘16CC
Janis Dempsey ‘80SW
William Denkin ‘94BUS
Wonah Denkin
Stefan Djuknic ‘16CC
Stefan Doyno ‘13JRN
Boris Dramov GSAPP
Justin Drazin ‘13SCE
Nathaniel Ellis ‘13GS
Jessica Esposito ‘13SCE
Bonnie Fisher
John A. Frazee ‘12SCE
Mary Eileen Gallagher Labiner
‘61TC
Thomas Galluccio ‘15CC
Max Glasser ‘14GSAS
David Godfried ‘84CC, ‘91PS
Maria-Anna Goess ‘13BC
Seema Gohil ‘13BUS
Guy Graney ‘13CC
Amanda Gutterman ‘13CC
Julia Harris Wexler
Daniel Hatten ‘14LAW
Asher Hecht-Bernstein ‘13CC
Yumi Higashi- Ho
Philip Ho ‘90SEAS
Lauren Howard DePalo ‘02SW
Robert Hubbard ‘13CC
Jonathan Thomas Hughes
‘81GSAS
David Huguelet
Yassamin Issapour ‘15CC
Nigel Jobson
John Kaiteris ‘68SW
Katherine Kalaris ‘13PH
Richard Kaplon ‘85CC
Kelsey Kats ‘13CC
Christian Kim ‘14NRS
Monika Kosa ‘11CC
Peter Krawczyk ‘13CC
Deekshita Kuchukulla ‘15LAW
Youn Lee ‘01CC
Teela Lelyveld
William Lentini
Michael Levin ‘85LAW
Benjamin Levy ‘07CC
Elissa Li ‘17BC
Jeremy Lim ‘02GS
Peter Lin ‘07SEAS
Leslie Lobel ‘78CC, ‘87PS
Changjian Ma ‘13SEAS
Victoria Macdonald ‘79BC
Alisha Maity ‘15CC
John Marchesi ‘53CC
Gloria Maroti
Amanda Martin ‘14CC
Robert Martini
Jared Masher ‘15GS
Bruce McClintock ‘78LAW
Brendan McLaughlin ‘14GSAPP
Carlos Michelen ‘13SEAS
Antonia Miller ‘16BC
Rebecca Mines
Nathan Montone ‘14CC
Jennifer Morgan
Peter Nason ‘15GS
Sarayu Natarajan ‘13SIPA
Golnar Nikpour ‘03BC, ‘14GSAS
Lee Nunley ‘14GS
Virginia O’Donnell
Brendan O’Hara ‘15BUS
Carin Ohnell ‘14PH
Yukari Osawa ‘87BC
David Ott ‘92GS, ‘96PS
Niketa Patel ‘13SCE
Ashutosh Pathak ‘15BUS
Shelly Pearson ‘56GS
Marilyn Pettit
Arnold Phatraprasit ‘16SEAS
Carlos Plata-Martinez ‘12CC
Victor Popa ‘12GSAS
Marie Pribyl
Hunter Pribyl-Huguelet ‘17CC
Julie Rasmussen ‘90SIPA
Avinash Reddy ‘16CC
Lavona Reeves ‘79TC
Jason Reid ‘17CC
Kevin Reilly ‘15BUS
Andrew Ren ‘15CC
Hyunho Rhee ‘14SEAS
Eric Ritter ‘87SIPA
Thomas Roberts ‘13SCE,
‘15GSAS
Nurelene Sahadat
Elina Samandyk ‘13GS
Madeleine Shapiro ‘14SOA
Chris Sharng ‘89BUS
Philip A. Shelton ‘54CC
Steven Shevelev ‘15BUS
Benjamin Silliman ‘14TC
Sarah Silverstein ‘13BC
Janet Smith
Karen Sohn ‘14BUS
Michael Sotalin ‘16GS
Kartik Srivatsa
Rebecca Stein ‘15GS
Peter R. Strohm
Zachary Susel ‘11CC
Ahmad Tajgardoun ‘13GS
Seta Toroyan ‘14SW
Eleanor Trilling ‘13BC
Navneet Trivedi ‘13SCE
Alfred Tsai ‘17CC
Caitlyn Unsworth ‘15CC
Doug Van Clief
Elizabeth Verter ‘12GS
Alexandre Vial ‘09GS
Junaid Wahedna ‘14SEAS
Oliver Wai ‘14SEAS
Mi Wang ‘13GSAS
Julia Ward
William Ward ‘03BUS
Robert Weaver
Howard Wilner
Karen Wilner
Amy Woolf
Atti Worku ‘14GS
Joyce Xu ‘00LAW
David Yi ‘15GSAS
William A. Young ‘14SEAS
William J. Young SIPA
Lanbo Zhang ‘14CC
Michelle Zhang ‘15SIPA
Steve Zhao ‘15GS
Mingling Zheng
Yihui Zhou ‘14SIPA
John Zhuang ‘12CC
Anthony Zou ‘13CC
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connections - Columbia Club of New York

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