| Reunion 2019: Register now to enter the Early Bird Raffle! |
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Reunion 2019 (Thursday, June 6 – Sunday, June 9) is just one month away! A highlight of this year’s Reunion is our Saturday Morning Session featuring a conversation with Dani Shapiro '83, MFA '89, author of the New York Times best-selling memoir Inheritance. There will also be seminars, local tours, alumni dinners and receptions, and an opportunity to see the Barbara Walters Campus Center as it nears completion. And, yes, there will be Midnight Breakfast! View the schedule and register today to reserve your spot! Register before Friday, May 3, and you'll be automatically entered into a raffle for an Amazon gift card worth $25, $50, or $100.
Alumni artists and performers are encouraged to share their talents at the Annual Alumni Art Exhibit and Cabaret. To participate, e-mail reunion@sarahlawrence.edu.
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| 2019 Citation Award Winners Announced |
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Seven alumni will receive Citation Awards during Reunion 2019. Howard Goodman ’49, Nina Freedlander Gibans ’54, Margaret Buckman Heldring '69, Nancy Cantor ’74, and Dave Porter ’94 will receive Citation Awards for Achievement. Harriet Pogul Wohlgemuth ’59, MFA ’79 and Rona Carr ’74 will receive Citation Awards for Service to the College. The awards will be presented during Reunion at the Citation Awards Luncheon (Saturday, June 8). Visit the Reunion website to learn more about the winners.
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| Sarah Lawrence Magazine: All of the Above |
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Hot off the presses! The spring issue of Sarah Lawrence includes features from Gabrielle Carteris ’83, Holly Robbins ’07, Kit Frick ’04, Cynthia Hamilton Augustine ’79, Sahra Motalebi ’99, Christina Dieckmann ’05, Laura Manuelidis ’63, Charles Paccione ’13, David Apatoff ’74, Nell Minow ’74, Josie Merck ’69, and more. Read the magazine online (including class notes).
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| Mourning Faculty Emeritus David Bernstein |
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The Sarah Lawrence community mourns the loss of faculty emeritus David Bernstein, who taught European and English History. David taught thousands of Sarah Lawrence students and, for decades, was a significant figure at the College, retiring after 45 years in 2014. Read Dean of the College Kanwal Singh's remembrance of David.
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| New on Campus: The Remy Theatre |
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Last year, Josie Merck ’69 made a generous donation to cover the relocation, restoration, and reconstruction of what was originally the open-air O’Neil Amphitheater in Cos Cob, Connecticut that was slated for demolition. Named after former theatre faculty member and award-winning children’s book author and illustrator Remy Charlip, the Remy Theatre will be the stage for a reading by writing faculty member Jeffrey McDaniel '90 during the Saturday night cocktail reception at Reunion weekend. Read more about how The Remy Theatre came to the College in the spring issue of Sarah Lawrence magazine. Meet us at the Remy during Reunion 2019—register today!
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| Spotted on Twitter: #ilovesarahlawrence |
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Vera Kelsey-Watts ’10 shared a piece of serendipity: "How strange is it that I found this piece of paper doing yard work that had blown into my back woods in rural New Hampshire - a message from the wind, from other @SarahLawrence alums." Keep sharing your #ilovesarahlawrence posts on social media!
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| Minneapolis: An Evening of Wine and Painting |
| Join us for an evening of wine and painting with Wine and Canvas starting at 6:30 p.m. All painting supplies will be provided. No prior talent or experience is necessary. A talented instructor will guide you step-by-step. We are offering this fun experience at the discounted rate of $25 per person. We will be hosted by Carol Roth '96 (address provided upon registration). Wine and light refreshments provided. Bring a snack or bottle of wine to share, if you like. Space is limited. |
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| New York City: Chelsea Gallery Walk |
| Join Sarah Lawrence alumni for a gallery walk in Chelsea with photographer Meghan Farrell ’06. Our gallery exploration will start at noon at David Zwirner 19th Street (519 W 19th St., bet. 10th & 11th Aves.). We will also visit Jane Lombard Gallery (518 W. 19th St.), Gagosian (522 W. 21st St), and finish at Fredericks and Frasier (536 W. 24th St.). |
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| New York City: MFA Writing Happy Hour |
| Join Sarah Lawrence MFA writing alumni at 6:30 p.m. for a casual gathering at Kingston Hall in the East Village. Make new connections and meet-up with your SLC Writing Program friends. Appetizers are included with your registration. Cash bar for beverages. Kingston Hall offers happy hour drink specials until 8 p.m. |
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| Washington, DC: Networking Reception |
| Meet friends and make new connections at this alumni networking reception at TEDDY & The Bully Bar (1200 19th St., NW) at 6:30 p.m. Appetizers and one drink ticket are included with your registration. This reception is co-sponsored by Jillie Richards '00 (Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP) and the Office of Alumni Relations.. |
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Last Word: After being in [Philip Ording’s “The New Elements: Mathematics and the Arts”], I wouldn’t be able to not think about structure and pattern and form in dance...It doesn’t have to do with numbers, but it’s math. When you start to think about pattern and form and an internal structure—that’s choreography.
-Jace Weyant ’22
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