| Wed 4/14 | Wizards vs. Hornets Basketball |
| Sun 4/18 | Washington Book Club Meeting |
| Thur 4/22 | Baltimore Book Club Meeting |
| Thur 4/22 | Young Alum Outdoor Happy Hour |
| Thur 4/22 | Vienna Teng – Borders & Birchmere |
| Mon 4/26 | Dahlia Lithwick on Supreme Court |
| Sat. 5/1 | William Gould at Smithsonian |
| Sun 5/16 | Sallie Mae 10K |
| Wed 5/19 | Donald Kennedy Reception |
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Wizards vs. Hornets Basketball
Wednesday, April 14 7PM
MCI Center
We have 6 tickets for the Wizards vs. the New Orleans Hornets. This is
the last game of the season for the Wizards. We have 2 tickets in the
lower level section 109 rows S and T. These are $95 dollar list price
tickets and we have them at $26. We have 4 upper level tickets in section
420, row H. These are $50 tickets that we are selling for $11.
Please send a check, payable to WDCSA, for the total number of tickets
you want along with a stamped self-addressed envelope to: Tom Hwang,
5647 Columbia Road, #304 Columbia, MD 21044. For further information,
call Tom Hwang at 410-884-3533 or email tom.hwang@stanfordalumni.org.
Tickets will be allotted on a first come basis.
Washington Stanford Book Club
Sunday, April 18 6 – 8 PM
Location: TBD
Book: Lolita in Tehran, by Azar Nafisi
For meeting locations and more information on the Washington DC Stanford
Alumni Book Club, please join the Yahoo! group: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wdcsabooks Questions? Please contact Carina Uraiqat at carinau@stanfordalumni.org
Baltimore Stanford Book Club
Thursday, April 22 7 PM
Location: 1201 William St., Baltimore
Book: The Seven Daughters of Eve, by Bryan Sykes
Snacks will be available
Book is a national bestseller that reveals how we are descended from seven
prehistoric women. One of the most dramatic stories of genetic discovery
since James Watson’s The Double Helix, The Seven Daughters
of Eve reveals
the remarkable story behind a groundbreaking scientific discovery. After
being summoned in 1997 to an archaeological site to examine the remains
of a five-thousand-year-old man, Bryan Sykes ultimately was able to prove
not only that the man was a European but also that he has living relatives
in England today.
Please be in touch with Sarah Clever, ’91, 410-685-7558, for info & directions
to the discussion. slclever@earthlink.net
Young Alum Outdoor Happy Hour
Thursday, April 22 6:00 – 8:00PM
Location: Local 16
16th & U St., NW
Stanford Young Alum Happy Hour: Outdoor Edition!
Join your fellow young alums at our first outdoor happy hour of the season
at Local 16. If you have never been to this hip upstairs patio, you won’t
want to miss it! If you have been, you KNOW you don’t want to miss it!
If you are not already subscribed to the DC Cardinal Young Alum list,
please sign up at www.stanfordalumni.org or e-mail Lindsay Arnold at
larnold@stanfordalumni.org.
Vienna Teng Performances
Thursday, April 22 12:30 PM
Borders 600 14th Street, NW – free
7:30 PM – The Birchmere, 3701 Mt. Vernon Ave., Alexandria, VA – $19.50
Acclaimed singer/songwriter Vienna Teng, a 2000 Stanford graduate, who
has been featured on the Late Show with David Letterman, NPR, & CNN,
will be celebrating the release of her new album, Warm Strangers. For
more info, visit www.viennateng.com or www.virtrecords.com.
Supreme Court Dispatches
Monday, April 26 6:00 – 8:00 PM
The Hay-Adams, Concorde Room, One Lafayette Square, 16th & H Streets,
NW.
"Slate" Legal Analyst Dahlia Lithwick JD ’96 will discuss current
Supreme Court cases, in conversation with Latham & Watkins partner
Richard P. Bress JD ’87, and sign copies of her legal humor book Me
vs. Everybody: Absurd Contracts for an Absurd World. Sponsored
by the Stanford Law Society of Washington, DC. RSVP to alumni.relations@law.stanford.edu by Wednesday, April 21, or by mail to Office of Alumni Relations, 559
Nathan Abbott Way,
Stanford, CA 94305, 650-723-2730, $25/person.
Lives Under Slavery
Saturday, May 1 2 – 4:30PM
Carmichael Auditorium
National Museum of American History
14th and Constitution, N.W.
William B. Gould IV, Professor of Law emeritus at Stanford Law School
and former chair of the National Labor Relations Board, joins Dennis
Pogue and Catherine Clinton in this Smithsonian Resident Associates event.
Gould is the author of Diary of a Contraband: The Civil War Passage of
a Black Sailor, a wartime diary of his great grandfather. For further
information, and to register, visit http://residentassociates.org/com/slavery.asp or call (202) 357-3030. Cost is $20 (WDCSA members receive a $5 discount
off the general admission price).
Sallie Mae Fund 10K Fundraiser
Sunday, May 16 8AM
West Potomac Park, Washington, DC
The annual Sallie Mae Fund 10K event will raise funds for the DC College
Access Program (DC-CAP), which helps DC public high school students enter
and graduate from college. Sallie Mae wants to attract alumni groups
to run in this year’s race. The winning school/alumni team gets $10,000
donated to their general scholarship fund. Second place will receive
$5000 and third place $2500. Not a fast runner? – the team ranking
results from the top two male and two female finishers on the team and
alumni teams that send 10 people to run in the race receive $100 and
another $100 for each 10 runners after that.
A special alumni tent will be set up, which will be a great opportunity
for groups to meet each other. If interested, please contact Vered Sharon
at vered_sharon@hotmail.com.
You can find more information about the event at www.salliemae10k.org.
Donald Kennedy Reception
Wednesday, May 19 7:00 – 9:00 PM
“
Where Science and Policy Meet”
Stanford in Washington Campus
2661 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., DC
The Washington D.C. Stanford Association cordially invites you to an evening
with Stanford Professor Donald Kennedy
Donald Kennedy, former Stanford president and a faculty member since 1960,
is the Bing Professor of Environmental Science, emeritus at Stanford’s
Institute for International Studies. Dr. Kennedy, who earned three degrees
in biology from Harvard, was chairman of Stanford’s Department of Biological
Sciences and of the Program in Human Biology. After serving as commissioner
of the federal Food and Drug Administration, he became Stanford’s vice-president,
provost, and, in 1980, was named Stanford’s eighth president, a post
in which he served for 12 years. Currently he serves as Editor-in-Chief,
Science magazine and is on the board of the Carnegie Endowment for International
Peace.
Please RSVP by Wednesday, May 12
$15 WDCSA members, $20 Non-WDCSA members,
$10 Young alumni (undergrad ’99-’03)
To reserve a space, please send checks made payable to “WDCSA” to
6691 Hillandale Road, Chevy Chase, MD 20815. Please include your name,
class year, daytime phone and guest names. You may also pay register
and pay online below
| WDCSA Members: $15 | non-Member Price $20: | ||
| Young alum $10: | |||
Questions? Contact Barbara Bauman Tyran, ’75, or Garry Tyran, ’75, at
(301) 652-6632 or email BBaumanTyran@aol.com.