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Don't remember the name of the book mentioned at the seminar? Saw a flash and are curious to see pictures from past events? Click on the calendars below to for links to many of our previous events- we will often post pictures we receive on the main page of the event.
Previous Event Calendars
Note that these calendars are not complete, and due to the ever-shifting nature of the Internet (and this web site!) some links may not work.
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Help plan a new event!
We are always open to new ideas and people willing to help bring them to fruition. If you would like to see the Dartmouth Club do an event, email us- no idea is too crazy or niche oriented. We have sponsored everything from rollerblading days to parties at someone's home, from movie screenings to poetry readings.
If you are doing something cool and looking for some shameless promotion by the club, put on an event. You'll get your or your company's name in front of fellow Dartmouth alums, as well as exposure to other Ivy League alumni, with whom we "cross-post" our events.
Highlights from past club events
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We took a private tour of the new Brentwood Facility of the Getty Center. Corinna Knight '93 was able to get us one of the hottest reservations in town- parking at the Getty!! |
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We learned about the life and writings of Norman Maclean '24, author of A River Runs Through It, Professors Pease & Cook lead an excellent seminar on Maclean's literary vision and it relationship to his live and the cultuire of his day. |
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It's clearly not the "ol' boy" club anymore! Chirstine Blanchet '92 and Gloria Bae '95 kicked off their term as our new career advisory co-chairs with a mixer held at the Westwood Brewing Company on June 25th 1997. It was a great way to meet with other recent Dartmouth alums and find out how they got their jobs. |
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Choosing the Future: Morality and the New Genetics Is it cool to clone? On March 28, this was among the many questions put forth by professors Ed Berger and Ron Green (pictured right) at the first Alumni College Seminar at the LA Club in years. Attendees got a day full of information and discussion of the latest scientific developments and difficult new questions posed by these advances in technology. |
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Over 150 area alumni gathered at the beautiful Biltmore Hotel in downtown for a reception and dinner for College President, James Freedman in February 1997. Guest speakers included Dartmouth Trustee (and Lawyer for Microsoft) William Neukom '64. Alumna singer Jennifer Leigh Warren gave an impromptu performance to cap Freedman's final visit to Los Angeles in his role as President of the College. |
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Alums and undergrads braved the El Nino rains to meet in downtown LA for our traditional holiday gathering. We had a chance to hear from our Alumni Council representative, Doug Morton '70 (standing in far right photo), as well as from students who shared their Dartmouth experiences and answered questions.
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Several families spent the day playing in the Enchanted Forest of Santa's Village, in the mountains near Big Bear. Unlike many amusement parks the attractions were geared towards small children, and included pony rides, a train, a petting zoo, and of course, Santa. Hosted by Bill Grant '78 (President of Santa's Village), who provided a generous BBQ lunch including gingerbread men. This was the final season for Santa's Village, so it was a special chance to visit this unique theme park. |
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Big Green fans got up early for to watch Dartmouth beat Cornell 24-20. It was an exciting game- especially for Nereda Gibbs (at left), mother of linebacker Jon Gibbs '99, who came in from Agoura Hills to cheer on her son and the whole team. After breakfast, all were provided an opportunity to spend the day at the SportsClub, one of Los Angeles' premier workout facilities. |
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About 20 alumni and friends took the proverbial "three hour tour"- actually it was a bit over 4 hours. We sailed from the Port O' Call Village, up around the coast of Palos Verdes. Wind surfers and sea lions kept their distance as many of us took our turn at the wheel- guided by Craig Douglass '78, our skipper and club President. A Class-of-SeventySomething drink called a "Green Machine" was served along with sandwiches and snacks- which all managed to stay on board as we plied the relatively smooth waters. Be sure to join us next year!! |
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Alums enjoyed a private room for lunch at Back at the Beach restaurant on PCH. Over the course of the afternoon we played volleyball and brainstormed for club events. Thank you Linda Williams '80 and Scott Liebman '85 for helping put on this event. |
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Fellow alum, Phil Olsen '79, was in an award winning play, "Crappie Talk," a Minnesota love story. It was slected as an LA Weekly "Pick of the Week." Phil arranged a special night for Dartmouth Alumni and friends to watch the play, then join the cast backstage for a cocktail reception. |
