HRCSC-JULY 06 - Harvard Club of Southern California

NUMBER 9
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Upcoming Events
Saturday, Oct. 3, 2015 @ 11:30 A.M.
OC Museum of Art: Museum Director-Led Tour
Location:
Cost:
Orange County Museum of Art (Newport Bch)
$10, members/guests; $15, non-members
Saturday, Oct. 3, 2015 @ 3:00 P.M.
Writers Bloc Presents: Wait Wait…It’s Peter
Sagal with Congressman Adam Schiff!
Location:
Cost:
Writers Guild Theater (Beverly Hills)
$25 per person
Saturday, Oct. 10, 2015 @ 10:00 A.M.
Private Tour of LA's Arts District (SOLD OUT)
Location:
Cost:
LA’s Art Distrct (Los Angeles)
$20 per person SOLD OUT
Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2015 @ 6:00 P.M.
OC Inter-Ivy Networking Event
Location:
Cost:
BlueWater Grill at The District (Tustin)
No charge, RSVP Requested
Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2015 @ 7:30 P.M.
Recent Grads Mixer - Welcome to Your City!
Location:
Cost:
The Village Idiot (Los Angeles)
No charge, RSVP Requested
Saturday, Oct. 24, 2015 @ 10:00 A.M.
Hike at the Top of the World in Laguna Beach
Location:
Cost:
Top of the World Trailhead (Laguna Beach)
No charge, RSVP Requested
Saturday, Oct. 24, 2015 @ 12:00 P.M.
Issues in Education - Educators’ Roundtable
Location:
Cost:
Home of Priscilla Heim (Los Angeles)
Contribution to a pot-luck luncheon.
Please visit www.Harvard-LA.org for a complete list of
upcoming events and to register
(310) 546-5252
OCTOBER 2015
Harvard Club
Board Meets in
Newport Beach
On September 26, 2015, approximately 28 Board
members and guests met for a Club Board special meeting at
the beautiful Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club in Corona del Mar.
Former president and board member Elizabeth Gillis Warden
AB ‘82 and Dryden Pence AB ‘82 hosted the group for a day
of sessions and activities concluding with boating in the harbor.
Former
president Kenneth
Williams AB ‘78
moderated the discussions
which
focused on ways to
engage recent graduates who have
moved to Southern Tomi Adeyemi AB '15 LA City Captain
California, serving (at left in photo), talks with Board memmore undergradu- bers: Left to right - Ethel Seminarioates
during Laczko EdM ‘84 , Chi Bui DMD’02,
Wintersession, and Lindsay Louie AB ‘11, Maurice Levin
facilitating joint AB ‘79, MBA ‘84, Lisa Watanabemembership and Peagler AB ‘02, and Madeleine Mejia
programs
with EdM ‘00, new HAA Regional Director.
SIGS and other
Harvard alumni groups. Recommendations included starting a mentorship program to connect recent grads and alumni in similar careers, establishing internships in finance and
entrepreneurship for undergrads in Los Angeles during
Wintersession, and extending a discounted Crimson membership with HBSA-OC to all Harvard Club members, allowing
them to bring a guest to all HBSA-OC events for a year.
The meeting was enhanced by the addition of special guests
LA City Captain, Tomi Adeyemi ’15, Casey Lough ALS who
has relocated to Orange County after working with the HAA
in Cambridge, Karen Hernandez, President of the HBSA-OC,
and co-Board members, Lance Stuart HBS, Jim Schnell HBS,
and Jason LA HBS.
Call to Submit Nominations
for the 2016 Annual Dinner
Honorees
The Board of the Harvard Club of Southern California is now
soliciting nominations for the “John Harvard Award” and the
“Excellence in Education Award” to be presented at our Annual
Dinner in June 2016. We will use the following criteria to choose the
awardees:
The John Harvard Award for Distinguished Service to the
Community
• Active in public service
• Significant, innovative work to improve SoCal society
• Recognized by a large portion of the membership
• An outstanding leader in his/her field
• Has high personal integrity
• Harvard connection a plus but not necessary
• Able to attend dinner and make a brief speech
Excellence in Education Award
• Direct involvement in the field of education,
• Primary, secondary, or higher education in Southern
California, or in a role that affects the education of children or
young adults
• Demonstrated excellence and substantial achievement in the
field of education
• Has high personal integrity
• Able to attend dinner and make a brief speech
The John Harvard Award has been given annually by the Club
since 1974, and the Excellence in Education award has been given
annually since 1992. Recent winners include:
The John Harvard Award:
2015: Lucy Jones, PhD., Visiting Research Associate at the
Seismological Laboratory of Caltech
2014: Constance Rice AB '78, civil rights lawyer / community leader
HARVARD CLUB OF
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
OFFICERS
President
Kay Park, MD, AB ’87
Executive Vice President
Marsha Hirano-Nakanishi EdD ’81
Vice Presidents Programs
Madeleine Mejia EdM ‘00
Lisa Watanabe-Peagler AB ‘02
Vice Presidents Communications
Jonathan Aibel AB ‘91
Steven M. Arkow AB ’84
Vice Presidents Finance/Financial Aid
William G. Glass MBA ‘59
Aaron J. Wilson AB ’03
Vice Presidents Schools
Daniel A. Medina AB ’79, MBA ’83
Eva Plaza AB '80
Vice Presidents Orange County
Elizabeth Gillis AB ’82
A. J. Rogers, MD ’79
Vice Presidents Membership
James Low PLDA ’09
George B. Newhouse AB ’76
Vice Presidents Radcliffe
Beverlee Bickmore AB ‘64, MPA ‘74
Isabelle I. Fox AB '47
Vice Presidents Education
Priscilla Heim AB ‘52
JoAnn McKenna AB ‘65
Secretary
German Enciso HMS Research Fellow ‘07-’09
Past President
Albert Chang, MD, AB ’63
HAA Regional Director
Kenneth S. Williams AB ’78
COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Harvard College Recent Graduates
Jordan Reddout AB ’10
Asian-Americans Outreach
Kay Park, MD, AB ’87
Prize Book
Curtis Jang AB ’87
Latino Graduates
Ethel Seminario-Laczko EdM ’84
CLUB NEWSLETTER/ WEBSITE
Excellence in Education Award:
2015: Dean Erwin Chermerinsky HLS '78, Dean and Distinguished
Professor, UC Irvine School of Law
2014: Maryann Cummins, Master Piano Teacher
Please submit all recommendations and information to
John Wang, Chair of the Awards Committee, at
johnwang17@gmail.com by December 1, 2015.
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Terry Nathan
(310) 546-5252, email: HarvardSoCal@gmail.com
This newsletter accepts items for publication.
Materials must be submitted by the 12th of the
prior month to appear in the following newsletter.
Please include a phone number or email address
with all submissions. Email submissions to:
HarvardSoCal@gmail.com
October 2015
OC Museum
of Art:
Director-Led
Tour
Club Members
Hear from
Senator Ben
Allen AB ‘00
On September 20,
2015, about 15 Club members and friends gathered at
the home of Deborah
Kennel GSAS ’83 to hear
California State Senator
Ben Allen AB’00 talk
about his freshman year in
office. Sen. Allen discussed Senate bills he has
authored or co-authored relating to teacher recruitment, the education budget, early childhood education, school-aged vaccinations, voter turnout and
election modernization.
Pictured from left to right are
Kate Ross AB’06, Kay Park
AB ’87, Shayna Smith MBA
‘04, Senator Ben Allen AB
‘00, Bill Murphy AB ‘81,
Nick Melvoin AB ‘08, David
Jankowski MPP ‘89, Jeff
Melvoin AB ‘75, Deborah
Kennel GSAS ’83, and
Jeanne Mantell JD ‘81.
We have been invited for a Museum Directorled tour of contemporary art by leading Chinese
young artists followed by an optional group lunch
(Dutch treat), and enjoy a day in Newport Beach.
Date:
Time:
Location:
Cost:
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Register:
OC Inter-Ivy
Networking
Event
Recent Grads
Mixer at The
Village Idiot
Please join fellow Harvard alumni along with
alumni from the Top 25 National Universities from
US News & World Report's National University
Rankings to celebrate the 2015 rankings. The
Bluewater Grill will be providing complimentary
snacks, and no-host drinks will be available at the bar.
Hosted by the Brown Club Orange County and OC
Ivy Plus.
Date:
Time:
Location:
Cost:
Contact:
Recent grads! New to Los
Angeles? Join your fellow classmates at our annual "Welcome to Your City" mixer!
This event is a fun, informal way for recent graduates
to connect with other local Harvard alumni.
Alumni, please join us in welcoming the Class
of 2015 to LA!
Wednesday, October 14, 2015
6:00 P.M.
BlueWater Grill at The District (Tustin)
No charge, RSVP requested
German Enciso, enciso@uci.edu
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Saturday, October 3, 2015
11:30 A.M.
OC Museum of Art, (Newport Beach)
$10, members/guests; $15, non-members
Albert Chang, AlbertChang@charter.net
http://www.Harvard-LA.org
Date:
Time:
Location:
Cost:
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Tuesday, October 20, 2015
6:00 P.M.
The Village Idiot (Los Angeles)
No charge, RSVP requested
Tomi Adeyemi, toadeyemi@gmail.com
October 2015
Issues in Education Educators’
Roundtable With Melissa
Golde, DPT
Hike at the Top
of the World in
Laguna Beach
All are welcome to join us for
a hike at Top of the World in
Laguna Beach on October 24,
2015. Meet at 10:00 A.M. sharp and bring water, a
hat, and sunscreen. Please RSVP online.
Join fellow Harvard alumni for this exciting
event. Educators’ Roundtables have brought seminal
issues in today's education to the attention of the
Harvard community and allowed the free-wheeling
conversation this community fosters to occur.
After the moderate-paced hike, anyone interested can join the group for lunch at Lumberyard.
Saturday, October 24, 2015 - Please note
date change (originally 10/17)
10:00 A.M.
Time:
Location: Top of the World Trailhead
Cost:
No charge, RSVP requested
Contact: Chi Bui, orthochi@yahoo.com
Date:
Date:
Time:
Location:
Cost:
Contact:
Tour of the
Getty Villa Malibu
Annual
Harvard-Yale
Holiday Salon
Join us for the liveliest Holiday
Performance Party and Mixer in LA. Do you sing?
Play? Perform? Dance? Or have another unique talent
that would entertain others? This is your chance for
fame, if not fortune!
Join Harvard Club for a Sunday afternoon private tour of the Getty Villa in Malibu - space is limited! Please arrive by 3:00pm. Orientation Tour will
start promptly at 3:30pm. Meeting location will be
sent to those who RSVP.
Deadline to register is December 8, 2014.
Saturday, December 12, 2015
7:00 - 11:00 P.M.
$30 per person
The Home of a Club Member in LA
(Address to be sent after registration)
Contact: Lisa Watanabe-Peagler,
lisawatanabe@post.harvard.edu
Register: http://www.Harvard-LA.org
Sunday, November 28, 2015
3:00 P.M.
Getty Villa (Pacific Palisades)
$15.00 per car upon arrival. Pay the kiosk
attendee at the Getty.
Contact: Madeleine Mejia,
Madeleine_Mejia@post.harvard.edu
Date:
Time:
Cost:
Location:
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Time:
Location:
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Saturday, October 24, 2015
12:00 P.M.
Home of Priscilla Heim (Los Angeles)
Contribution to a pot-luck luncheon.
JoAnn McKenna,
joann.mckenna@gmail.com
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October 2015
Itzhak Perlman
and Emanuel Ax
in Recital
Holiday
Volunteer
Dinner
Service to the
Homeless in the Skid Row
Community
Date:
Time:
Location:
Cost:
Contact:
Please join fellow Harvard alums for an afternoon of service this holiday season to prepare and
serve dinner to the homeless in the Skid Row community in Downtown Los Angeles at the Midnight
Mission. Limited to the first 20 people to RSVP.
Date:
Time:
Location:
Cost:
Contact:
Tuesday, January 16, 2016
8:00 P.M.
Walt Disney Concert Hall
$54, Members; $63 Non-members
Kay Park, kayparkmd@yahoo.com
Join the Harvard Club to hear two of the most
beloved and accomplished artists of our time team up
for an exquisite violin and piano recital.
Program includes:
Mozart: Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 17 in C major
Fauré: Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 1 in A major
Strauss: Sonata in E-Flat major for Violin and Piano
Sunday, December 20, 2015
2:30 P.M.
The Midnight Mission (Los Angeles)
No charge.
Lisa Watanabe-Peagler,
lisawatanabe@post.harvard.edu
Additional works to be announced from the stage
Q&A from 02138... Alejandro
Jimenez Jaramillo ’15
Alejandro Jimenez Jaramillo ’15, who majored in neurobiology,
was born in Glendale, CA and graduated from Eagle Rock High School
in 2011. His mother is Jeannine Jaramillo AB ’82.
In high school, Alejandro was captain of the soccer, cross country,
and track & field teams and played French Horn in the school orchestra. During his junior year of high school, he
served as a United States House of Representatives page for Xavier Becerra, Congressman for the 34th District of
California.
At Harvard, he lived in Mather House and was involved in a variety of on campus roles, including serving
on the Senior Class Committee as a Class Marshal, co-chairing the Harvard CIVICS program, dancing with the
Expressions Dance Company, and playing with the Harvard University Band. He has also worked with a number of
education initiatives that took him overseas to Japan, the Philippines, South Korea, Costa Rica, and Israel.
Alejandro spent this past summer reflecting on college and preparing to serve as a Harvard-Stowe teaching
Fellow at the Stowe School in Buckingham in England, where he will be teaching algebra, assisting with the crew
and soccer teams, and serving as a cultural ambassador for the United States and the American college system.
Continued on next page
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October 2015
Alejandro Jimenez Jaramillo ’15, Continued from previous page
HCSC: What surprised you about being a student at Harvard?
AJJ: One of the things that surprised me most about being a student at Harvard was how many different opportunities existed to find ideas and perspectives I had never considered before. From topics that cover artificial intelligence
to spirituality to racial inequalities in America, there was always a readily accessible class, guest speaker, or friend
that could challenge what I thought or introduce something new into my worldview.
HCSC: When was the first time you visited Harvard and what were your impressions at that time?
AJJ: I visited Harvard for the first time with my family when I was 8 years old; my mother and father are very fond
of Cambridge and I can clearly recall images of the ivy-laden walls during a winter trip. It was my first time ever
seeing snow, something that would become a far more common sight when I was an undergraduate.
HCSC: What was your favorite class (or professor) and why?
AJJ: My favorite professor at Harvard was David Carrasco, a faculty member of the Divinity School who has taught
several undergraduate courses on Mesoamerican society and religion. I had the fortune of taking a general education
course that addressed the cultural, social, and sexual changes that took place during the Spanish conquest of
Mesoamerica and how these changes have extended into modern day American and Mesoamerican society.
Professor Carrasco had the invaluable talent of providing students with a personal lens to understand and connect
with history that is half a millennium away.
HCSC: What has been your funniest moment at Harvard?
AJJ: The Harvard University Band has full band cheers and section cheers. One of the most beloved section cheers
that my section (The Low Brass) plays is the theme from “Ghostbusters.” During the Harvard -Cornell game in 2011,
we played this cheer with usual gusto and energy. A gentlemen in pink chinos and a light blue cashmere sweater
stood up and shouted at us to “Play That One Again!”. That man was Bill Murray (who starred in the movie). He
later came and conducted us through a few of our end-of-game fight songs. Once again, the Band always wins.
HCSC: If you were President of Harvard, what would you change?
AJJ: If I was President of Harvard, I would try to make two specific changes. First, I would implement a greater
degree of structured programs for undergraduate reflection meant to provide students with the time and support to
critically consider long-term goals (which careers, issues, and lifestyles matter most to students) and more short term
lifestyle habits (allowing students to improve how they take care of their bodies, minds, and souls while at Harvard).
Second, I would try to find and hire staff members to make Harvard as an institution more demographically similar
to the students it serves (in terms of race, gender, class, sexual orientation, and first-gen status) at multiple levels
(residential, administrative, and leadership).
HCSC: What do you miss most about Southern California (other than the weather, family, and friends)?
AJJ: I miss the pace of life in California most. Cambridge and greater New England is an incredible area and I have
immense respect for people that have grown up in climates as harsh as Boston’s winter, but there is nowhere on Earth
that I feel as relaxed as I do in California.
HCSC: How do you think Southern California will figure into your future after Harvard?
AJJ: I plan to pursue a career in education and I hope I will be able to contribute my talents and enthusiasm to making education more equitable and higher education more accessible for under-resourced communities in California.
I was fortunate to attend a high-quality public school in LAUSD where I had the benefits of working with exceptional teachers without forgetting the massive inequalities and inefficiencies within the school district. I hope that I
can one day make the pathway to college and a stable future more attainable for students who need that option most
desperately.
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October 2015
Southern California’s Harvard Class of 2019
Central Los Angeles
• Bethsaida Cardona, Wilson HS
• Angelica Chima, St. Mary's Academy of Los Angeles
• Balsa Dragovic, Cantwell/Sacred Mary HS
• Antonio Soriano, Environmental Science/Technical HS
• Eliza Bird, Marlborough School
• Jose Garcia, Bravo Medical Magnet HS
• Max Lesser, Los Angeles School for the Arts
San Gabriel Valley (continued)
• Nathaniel Lee, Polytechnic School
• Laura Medina, Westridge School for Girls
• Manuel Medrano, Polytechnic School
• Kevin Park, Flintridge Prepatory
• Derek Peng, Diamond Bar HS
• Ruben Reyes, Diamond Bar HS
• Teresa Rokos, Polytechnic School
• Monica Song, La Canada HS
• Tyler Spitzer, San Marino HS
• Hunter Worland, Polytechnic School
• Ted Zhu, Walnut HS
West Los Angeles
• Chase Aldridge, Harvard Westlake
• Ari Berman, Harvard Westlake
• Albert Choi, Harvard Westlake
• Annelise Colvin, Harvard Westlake
• Christina Cornelius, Windward School
• Haskell Flender, Crossroads School
• Janet Ho, Notre Dame Academy for Girls
• Jennifer Horowitz, Archer School for Girls
• Enya Huang, Harvard Westlake
• James Lennon, Harvard Westlake
• Xianyang Liu, New Open World Academy
• Amelia Miller, Harvard Westlake
• Marcella Park, Harvard Westlake
• Alvaro Quintero, Amino Pat Brown Charter HS
• Anthony Ridgley, Harvard Westlake
• Jack Stone, Beverly Hills HS
• Dylan Wong, Brentwood School
• Xenia Viragh, Harvard Westlake
San Fernando Valley
• Alexandra Astin, Oaks Christian HS
• Saewon Chun, Granada Hills HS
• Eugine Chung, Granada Hills HS
• Thang Diep, Cleveland HS
• Xavier Escobar, Birmingham HS
• Robert Feinberg, Sierra Canyon HS
• Anne Goldsmith, Buckley HS
• Thomas Han, Granada Hills HS
• Liam Kerr, Campbell Hall
• Ashiley Lee, North Hollywood HS
• Taylor Li, Westlake HS
• John Miller, Agoura HS
• Jason Olah, Burbank Sr HS
• Alex Pai, Oak Park HS
• Karen Reyes, Bishop Alemany HS
• Noemi Valdez, San Fernando HS
• Chase Venable, Crespi Carmelite HS
• Genevieve Waldorf, El Camino Real HS
• Richard Wang, North Hollywood HS
• Madison Whitney, Chaminade College Prep
South Bay
• Oswaldo Felix, Ca Academy Math & Science
• Karen Malacon, Whitney HS
• Ogechi Obed, South HS
• Vinh Tran, Environmental Charter HS
• Debbie Park, Torrance HS
• Rhinna Rich, El Segundo HS
• Seok Woo, Whitney HS
North Orange County
• Anna Antongiorgi, Orange County HS of the Arts
• Kevin Bao, Troy HS
• Jessica Chung, Fairmont Prep Academy
• Richard Dunn, Servite HS
• Kayla Hollingsworth, Fullerton-Union HS
• Jieun Kang, Cypress HS
• Fankai Liu, Fairmont Prep Academy
• Matthew Rodriguez, Servite HS
• Mai-Linh Ton, Magnolia HS
• Bruno Villegas-McCubbin, Pacifica HS
• Younwoo Yi, Cypress HS
• Ji Whan Yoon, Oxford Academy
San Bernardino/ Riverside
• Ikeoluwa Adeyemi-Idowu, Norte Vista Sr. HS
• Mahnoor Ali, Los Osos HS
• Chandler Brown, Silverado HS
• Kelsang Donyo, Upland HS
• Fernando Favila, Glendora HS
• Amie Garcia, Vista Murrieta HS
• Jack Kelley, Chino Hills HS
• Sophia Lee, La Sierra HS
• Leah Mohammadi, Upland HS
• Matthew Moore, Ruben Ayala HS
• Anant Pai, Redlands Senior HS
• Danielle Roybal, Claremont HS
• Raymond Tang, Webb School
• Saul Urbina, Arlington HS
• Sonia Wang, Upland HS
• Sabrina Yates, Santiago HS
South Orange County
• Jose Avonce, Newport Harbor HS
• Daniel Bailey, J Serra Catholic HS
• Jared Cohen, Dana Hills HS
• Nicole Daurio, Beckman HS
• Yianshen Hu, University HS
• Spencer Ma, University HS
• Guy McEleney, Huntington Beach HS
• Aileen Navarrete, Century HS
• Alexander Popovski, Woodbridge HS
• Megan Popp, Corona Del Mar HS
• Collin Price, St, Margarets Episcopal
• Sebastian Reyes, Santa Margarita HS
• Sparsh Sah, University HS
• Kimberly Thomas, Dana Hills HS
• Daniel Tran, University HS
• Gopal Vashishtha, University HS
• Alexandra Wendland, Corona Del Mar HS
• Sarah Zia, Aliso Niguel HS
San Gabriel Valley
• Mary Agajanian, Clark Magnet HS
• Henry Brooks, Polytechnic School
• Anthony Camargo, Bishop Amat HS
• Jacqueline Chen, San Marino HS
• Jonathan Connelly-Rodriquez, La Canada HS
• Ronni Cuccia, South Hills HS
• Matthew Diaz, South Hills HS
• Marina Felix, San Marino HS
• Jeffrey Huang, Walnut HS
• Brandon Kim, South Pasadena HS
• Annika Lars, Polytechnic School
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CALENDAR OF UPCOMING EVENTS
To recommend an event or volunteer for one, contact one of our Programs VPs. Contact information can be found on page 2.
*All checks for events are non-refundable unless explicitly stated otherwise. Unless specifically noted, RSVPs are not confirmed.
DATE/TIME
EVENT
LOCATION
COST*
Oct 3, Saturday
11:30 A.M.
OC Museum of Art:
Museum Director-Led Tour
Orange County Museum of Art
Newport Beach, CA
$10, members/guests Albert Chang,
$15, non-members
AlbertChang@charter.net
Oct 10, Saturday
10:00 A.M.
Private Tour of LA's Arts
District
LA’s Arts District
Los Angeles, CA
$20 per person
Madeleine Mejia,
SOLD OUT Madeleine_Mejia@post.havard.edu
The Village Idiot
Los Angeles, CA
No charge
RSVP Online
Oct 3, Saturday
3:00 P.M.
Writers Bloc Presents: Peter
Sagal with Adam Schiff
Oct 14, Wednesday OC Inter-Ivy Networking
6:00 P.M.
Event
Oct 20, Tuesday
7:30 P.M.
Recent Grads Mixer Welcome to Your City!
Oct 24, Saturday
12:00 P.M.
Issues in Education Educators’ Roundtable
Oct 24, Saturday
10:00 A.M.
Nov 8, Sunday
3:00 P.M.
Dec 12, Saturday
7:00 P.M.
Jan 12, Tuesday
8:00 P.M.
Writers Guild Theater
Beverly Hills, CA
$25 per person
BlueWater Grill at The District
Newport Beach, CA
No charge
RSVP Online
German Enciso,
enciso@uci.edu
No charge
RSVP Online
Chi Bui,
orthochi@yahoo.com
Hike at the Top of the World Top of the World Trailhead
in Laguna Beach
Laguna Beach, CA
Tour of the Getty Villa Malibu
CONTACT
Home of Priscilla Heim
Los Angeles, CA
The Getty Villa
Pacific Palisades, CA
Annual Harvard-Yale Holiday The Home of a Club Member
Salon
Los Angeles, CA
Itzhak Perlman & Emanuel Ax Walt Disney Concert Hall
in Recital
Los Angeles, CA
Lisa Watanabe-Peagler,
lmwpeagler@gmail.com
Tomi Adeyemi,
toadeyemi@gmail.com
Contribution to a
pot-luck luncheon
$15 per car
upon arrival
$30 per person
JoAnn McKenna,
joann.mckenna@gmail.com
Madeleine Mejia,
Madeleine_Mejia@post.havard.edu
Madeleine Mejia,
Madeleine_Mejia@post.havard.edu
$54, members
$63, non-members
Kay Park,
kayparkmd@yahoo.com