Special Events at the Club

Traditional Thanksgiving Feast
2pm-5pm Adults 33.50 Children 16.00

Thursday November 26, 2009 Reserve now for your Family and Friends

Enjoy your favorite cocktail or select a special wine to complement the distinctive flavors of Thanksgiving from our no- host bar.

Then begin the feast from our festive and bountiful buffet:

SOUP AND BREAD BASKET STATION
Vegetarian Butternut Squash Soup
Potato, Squaw, Sourdough, Walnut Raisin and Hearty Multigrain Rolls. Butter and Margarine

SALAD ISLAND
Tossed Harvest Greens, Baby Tomatoes, Croutons, Sun Flower Seeds, Raisins, Coconut, Alfalfa Sprouts, Red Onion, Cucumber, Mushrooms and Petite Peas. Fat Free Roasted Red Bell Pepper Dressing, Blue Cheese Dressing, Ranch Dressing and Sesame Dressing. Vegetable Crudite Tray, Relish Tray, Waldorf, Black Eyed Pea with Kale, Fruit Gelatin Molds

HOT BUFFET
Chef Carving Roasted Turkey
Cranberry Orange Relish
Turkey Gravy
Yukon Gold Mashed Potatoes
Candied Yams
Dueling Dressings
Traditional Corned Bread Stuffing
Italian Sausage Stuffing
Haricorts Vert with Mushroom Sauce and topped with Fried Leeks
Butterscotch Carrots
Calico Corn
Brussel Sprouts with Bacon and Caramelized Onions
Maple Glazed Acorn Squash

DESSERT TABLE
Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Cream
Minced Meat Pie
Baked Apples Cinnamon with Caramel Sauce
Bread Pudding, Vanilla Cognac Sauce
Fruit Ambrosia

Chancellor Fox to Speak at Club
Thursday Dec 3, 2009

Oceanids Sounding Board Lunch and Lecture 11:30am-1pm

Join us on Thursday, December 3rd for lunch and lecture by Marye Anne Fox, UCSD Chancellor.

Marye Anne Fox, a world-renowned chemist, is the seventh chancellor of the University of California, San Diego and distinguished professor of chemistry. Since her appointment as chancellor of UCSD, the university has established new research and partnership ventures to further innovation and increase international collaboration, achieved an ambitious $1 billion campaign goal, expanded academic and campus programs and facilities, received national and international recognition in prominent university rankings and assembled a strong, diverse leadership team to ensure the university’s continued rise in excellence.

Join us at 11:30 for lunch and lecture. Faculty Club members pay $8.00 and guests pay $12.50 at the door.

"What Hope for Afghanistan"
December 8, 2009 7pm

featuring Distinguished Scholar Athanios Moulakis

Athanasios Moulakis, acting president and professor of government at the American University of Afghanistan in Kabul, will speak on “What Hope for Afghanistan” at 7 pm at the Club. The event is free and open to the public with no tickets or reservations required.
Moulakis is a distinguished scholar who has taught at several universities in Europe and the U.S., including a visiting appointment at UCSD.
The Kabul university Moulakis is building aims to help Afghans help themselves by gaining the tools of science, humanistic learning, and public administration. In that capacity, he has had a unique opportunity not only to experience life in this war-torn society but also to gain an insight into the varied perceptions on the country’s problems and prospects held by various Afghan factions, their neighbors in Iraq and Pakistan, and Americans and other Westerners.
For additional information call Edie Munk, director of the UCSD Extension Helen Edison Lecture Series at (858) 822-0510, emunk@ucsd.edu or visit http://helenedison.uscd.edu.

Fall Art Exhibition:
September 15- December 15, 2009

Jaga Nath Glassman “Landscapes and Bodies”

Jaga Nath Glassman is a fine artist, photographer and graphic artist. Her representational work has been well received in many public venues such as the Palm Springs Desert Museum, where she was an award –winning artist for her oil paintings. Her work can best be described as the synergy of fantasy and tranquility. In a life that has been a continual quest for knowledge and understanding, she has achieved fulfillment through her art. Beyond her extensive, diversified studies culminating in a Bachelor’s degree in the Biological Sciences, and a Juris Doctorate degree, she has also examined Eastern religion and philosophy. The sense of balance and serenity that her art invokes in the viewer is attributable to the inner peace she has found through her art.
Please join us for a reception in the artist’s honor on October 2nd from 5 to 7 pm.


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			Special Events at the Club Traditional Thanksgiving Feast 2pm-5pm Adults 33.50 Children 16.00 Thursday November 26, 2009 Reserve now for your Family and Friends Enjoy your favorite cocktail or select a special wine to complement the distinctive flavors of Thanksgiving from our no- host bar. Then begin the feast from our festive and bountiful buffet: SOUP AND BREAD BASKET STATION Vegetarian Butternut Squash Soup Potato, Squaw, Sourdough, Walnut Raisin and Hearty Multigrain Rolls. Butter and Margarine SALAD ISLAND Tossed Harvest Greens, Baby Tomatoes, Croutons, Sun Flower Seeds, Raisins, Coconut, Alfalfa Sprouts, Red Onion, Cucumber, Mushrooms and Petite Peas. Fat Free Roasted Red Bell Pepper Dressing, Blue Cheese Dressing, Ranch Dressing and Sesame Dressing. Vegetable Crudite Tray, Relish Tray, Waldorf, Black Eyed Pea with Kale, Fruit Gelatin Molds HOT BUFFET Chef Carving Roasted Turkey Cranberry Orange Relish Turkey Gravy Yukon Gold Mashed Potatoes Candied Yams Dueling Dressings Traditional Corned Bread Stuffing Italian Sausage Stuffing Haricorts Vert with Mushroom Sauce and topped with Fried Leeks Butterscotch Carrots Calico Corn Brussel Sprouts with Bacon and Caramelized Onions Maple Glazed Acorn Squash DESSERT TABLE Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Cream Minced Meat Pie Baked Apples Cinnamon with Caramel Sauce Bread Pudding, Vanilla Cognac Sauce Fruit Ambrosia Chancellor Fox to Speak at Club Thursday Dec 3, 2009 Oceanids Sounding Board Lunch and Lecture 11:30am-1pm Join us on Thursday, December 3rd for lunch and lecture by Marye Anne Fox, UCSD Chancellor. Marye Anne Fox, a world-renowned chemist, is the seventh chancellor of the University of California, San Diego and distinguished professor of chemistry. Since her appointment as chancellor of UCSD, the university has established new research and partnership ventures to further innovation and increase international collaboration, achieved an ambitious $1 billion campaign goal, expanded academic and campus programs and facilities, received national and international recognition in prominent university rankings and assembled a strong, diverse leadership team to ensure the university’s continued rise in excellence. Join us at 11:30 for lunch and lecture. Faculty Club members pay $8.00 and guests pay $12.50 at the door. "What Hope for Afghanistan" December 8, 2009 7pm featuring Distinguished Scholar Athanios Moulakis Athanasios Moulakis, acting president and professor of government at the American University of Afghanistan in Kabul, will speak on “What Hope for Afghanistan” at 7 pm at the Club. The event is free and open to the public with no tickets or reservations required. Moulakis is a distinguished scholar who has taught at several universities in Europe and the U.S., including a visiting appointment at UCSD. The Kabul university Moulakis is building aims to help Afghans help themselves by gaining the tools of science, humanistic learning, and public administration. In that capacity, he has had a unique opportunity not only to experience life in this war-torn society but also to gain an insight into the varied perceptions on the country’s problems and prospects held by various Afghan factions, their neighbors in Iraq and Pakistan, and Americans and other Westerners. For additional information call Edie Munk, director of the UCSD Extension Helen Edison Lecture Series at (858) 822-0510, emunk@ucsd.edu or visit http://helenedison.uscd.edu. Fall Art Exhibition: September 15- December 15, 2009 Jaga Nath Glassman “Landscapes and Bodies” Jaga Nath Glassman is a fine artist, photographer and graphic artist. Her representational work has been well received in many public venues such as the Palm Springs Desert Museum, where she was an award –winning artist for her oil paintings. Her work can best be described as the synergy of fantasy and tranquility. In a life that has been a continual quest for knowledge and understanding, she has achieved fulfillment through her art. Beyond her extensive, diversified studies culminating in a Bachelor’s degree in the Biological Sciences, and a Juris Doctorate degree, she has also examined Eastern religion and philosophy. The sense of balance and serenity that her art invokes in the viewer is attributable to the inner peace she has found through her art. Please join us for a reception in the artist’s honor on October 2nd from 5 to 7 pm.