Special Events at the Club

ANDERSON VALLEY WINE DINNER
Friday September 26, 2008

6pm- 9pm Members $55.00 Guests $65.00

Join us for an evening featuring former Warren College Provost and Professor of Theatre, Mike Addison, who will be on hand to speak about the fruits of the vine in his own backyard. Since retiring from UCSD, he and his wife have been growing grapes and selling them to a number of wineries in Mendocino County including Rayes Hill. Anderson Valley is a very small community and Mike knows all the growers and vintners and will be speaking on the uniqueness of the different varietals that thrive in that microclimate.

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Scharffenberger Brut Sparkling Wine, Anderson Valley
Smoked Salmon Crisps
Fig & Prosciutto Flat Bread

Navarro Vineyards, Anderson Valley, Sauvignon Blanc
Sauvignon Blanc Salad
Mesclun Greens, Baby Arugula, Marinated Asparagus Tips, Goat Cheese,
Popcorn Shoots, Red Grapefruit Sections & Caramelized Walnuts.
Drizzled with Lime Vinaigrette.

Squaw & Ciabatina Rolls & Butter

Handley Vineyards Gewurztraminer
Blue Cheese Soufflé with Grilled Baby Vegetable Melange

Raye’s Hill Wightman House Pinot Noir
Rosemary Perfumed Pork Tenderloin & Petite Corn Cake with Port Wine Sauce with Dried Cherries

End of Summer Berry Crumble with
Tahitian Vanilla Bean Ice Cream

For reservations, please call (858) 534-0876

Vice Chancellor Penny Rue to Speak at Club
Thursday October 2, 11:30am

Members $8.00, Guests $12.50

Join us on Thursday, October 2nd for lunch and lecture by Penny Rue, Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs. She will be speaking on the importance of Tradition.

She served most recently for eight years as Dean of Students at the University of Virginia. For five years, she was Senior Associate Dean of Students at Georgetown University and for seven years as Georgetown's Director of Student Programs. Her doctorate is in Counseling and Personnel Services from the University of Maryland, where her dissertation research focused on a conceptual study of community on the college campus.

Join us at 11:30 for lunch and lecture.
Faculty Club Members pay as usual and
guests pay $12.50 at the door.

FALL ART EXHIBIT
Manuel Rotenberg Returns

Septmeber 15- Dec 19, 2008

Fall Art Exhibition: Manuel Rotenberg

Our featured artist will display new photos from September 15 to December 19, his third show at the Faculty Club. In this display he will examine the "gallery effect," that is, how ordinary snapshots take on significance by virtue of being grouped thematically and displayed on a wall rather than in an album. The show, entitled Sitting (mostly), consists of street shots taken of people relaxing in various ways in Paris, New York and San Diego.

Although Rotenberg has been interested in photography since 1955, it has become a serious endeavor since he became Professor Emeritus. He now concentrates on performance photography and has permanent rotating displays of his work in the Department of Theatre and Dance as well as at Dance Place, in Liberty Station the old Naval Training Center) on Point Loma. His dance photos often appear at the Mandel Weiss Theater and in various dance and theater journals.


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			Special Events at the Club ANDERSON VALLEY WINE DINNER Friday September 26, 2008 6pm- 9pm Members $55.00 Guests $65.00 Join us for an evening featuring former Warren College Provost and Professor of Theatre, Mike Addison, who will be on hand to speak about the fruits of the vine in his own backyard. Since retiring from UCSD, he and his wife have been growing grapes and selling them to a number of wineries in Mendocino County including Rayes Hill. Anderson Valley is a very small community and Mike knows all the growers and vintners and will be speaking on the uniqueness of the different varietals that thrive in that microclimate. MENU Scharffenberger Brut Sparkling Wine, Anderson Valley Smoked Salmon Crisps Fig & Prosciutto Flat Bread Navarro Vineyards, Anderson Valley, Sauvignon Blanc Sauvignon Blanc Salad Mesclun Greens, Baby Arugula, Marinated Asparagus Tips, Goat Cheese, Popcorn Shoots, Red Grapefruit Sections & Caramelized Walnuts. Drizzled with Lime Vinaigrette. Squaw & Ciabatina Rolls & Butter Handley Vineyards Gewurztraminer Blue Cheese Soufflé with Grilled Baby Vegetable Melange Raye’s Hill Wightman House Pinot Noir Rosemary Perfumed Pork Tenderloin & Petite Corn Cake with Port Wine Sauce with Dried Cherries End of Summer Berry Crumble with Tahitian Vanilla Bean Ice Cream For reservations, please call (858) 534-0876 Vice Chancellor Penny Rue to Speak at Club Thursday October 2, 11:30am Members $8.00, Guests $12.50 Join us on Thursday, October 2nd for lunch and lecture by Penny Rue, Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs. She will be speaking on the importance of Tradition. She served most recently for eight years as Dean of Students at the University of Virginia. For five years, she was Senior Associate Dean of Students at Georgetown University and for seven years as Georgetown's Director of Student Programs. Her doctorate is in Counseling and Personnel Services from the University of Maryland, where her dissertation research focused on a conceptual study of community on the college campus. Join us at 11:30 for lunch and lecture. Faculty Club Members pay as usual and guests pay $12.50 at the door. FALL ART EXHIBIT Manuel Rotenberg Returns Septmeber 15- Dec 19, 2008 Fall Art Exhibition: Manuel Rotenberg Our featured artist will display new photos from September 15 to December 19, his third show at the Faculty Club. In this display he will examine the "gallery effect," that is, how ordinary snapshots take on significance by virtue of being grouped thematically and displayed on a wall rather than in an album. The show, entitled Sitting (mostly), consists of street shots taken of people relaxing in various ways in Paris, New York and San Diego. Although Rotenberg has been interested in photography since 1955, it has become a serious endeavor since he became Professor Emeritus. He now concentrates on performance photography and has permanent rotating displays of his work in the Department of Theatre and Dance as well as at Dance Place, in Liberty Station the old Naval Training Center) on Point Loma. His dance photos often appear at the Mandel Weiss Theater and in various dance and theater journals.