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Graduate and Undergraduate Alumni and Princeton Parents. PCNC sponsors
events in the San Francisco Bay Area (Peninsula, South Bay, and East
Bay), the Monterey Bay Area, and Sacramento. Inquiries about
membership and dues can be made by contacting us via e-mail, or by mail at
Cathy Legg '99
666 30th Ave
San Francisco, CA 94121.
last updated March 9th, 2002 |
PCNC Newsletter, April 2002
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| Art Exhibition and Lecture | 4/5 | 6-9 | SF | Suzy Tompkins '96 | ||||||||||||||||||
| My Heart Belongs to Dada
Here's a chance
to expand your knowledge of Dada, an early 20th century European
artistic and literary movement. Join us for a tour of "Dreaming
with Open Eyes - Dada and Surrealist Art," an exhibition presented
by The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. We will meet in the lobby
at 6:00 pm for the tour. At 7:00 pm, we will hear a lecture by Dr.
Marc Dachy, Dada scholar. Then, feel free to stick around to enjoy
other festivities, which include music, cash bar, dining, and docent
tours
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| Elder Care Discussion Panel | 4/7 | 1-3:30 | San Francisco | Christine Brumback '95 | ||||||||||||||||||
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Preparing for Your Future: An Introduction to the Medical, Financial, Legal and Emotional issues of growing older. Aging presents a number of challenges and decisions, and it is often not until a crisis occurs that we seek out information and begin preparation. However there are fundamental steps you can take at any age to prepare for these issues. Join us for an afternoon discussion with Bay Area experts from the medical, legal, financial and elder care fields. Our goal is to help you prepare for the golden years that you and your loved ones will enjoy. The panelists will provide an overview of what you need to know within their given field, and you will then be able to ask questions of each expert. Each speaker will also host smaller, more specific sessions on topics within their areas of expertise, such as Alzheimer's disease, choosing a care facility, and estate planning. Panelists Include: Brad Stuart, MD, Hospice doctor and author, specializing in end of life health care. Dr. Stuart will discuss advance care planning -- choosing the kind of care you want and communicating that to your caretakers. He will also cover the basic medicine of what happens during our later years, and give an overview of Hospice. Dr. Stuart is encouraging attendees to bring health questions and concerns about aging such as cancer or Alzheimer's disease which he will be prepared to address with the group or one-on-one. Judith Moore-Guilfoyle, Ombudsman. As an ombudsman for San Mateo County, Ms. Moore-Guilfoyle's inspects care facilities for the state, and investigates claims of elder mistreatment. She will explain what to look for in a care facility as well as how to advocate for loved ones within a facility. Vernon Goins, of Taylor & Goins LLP. Mr. Goins will explain the basics of what legal documents (wills, power of attorney) should be prepared. He will also be available for specific questions on estate planning and other legal issues related to aging. Denise Michaud, CLTC, from the TDC Financial Group. Ms. Michaud has over twenty years experience in the insurance field and specializes in long-term care policies. She will give an overview of insurance products that help cover the financial of aging and elder care, as well as give specific tips on how to choose the right coverage for your needs. Kyle Harrington
'92 of CIBC Oppenheimer. Kyle is a financial advisor who will speak
about how to build and preserve assets to enable a comfortable financial
future.
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| The Business of Theatre | 4/17 | 12-1:15 | San Francisco | Krim Stephenson '97 | ||||||||||||||||||
| PCNC SF Luncheon - April
Jonathan Reinis
’69 has produced some of the most successful live theatre in San
Francisco in the last twenty years. He will speak on the economics
that shape the local scene, particularly the differences between
non-profit and commercial theatre. How does the city’s cultural
and business climate dictate which productions succeed, which fail,
and which never see the stage? What does it take for a production,
and for a theatre, to succeed?
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| The Art of Indian Cooking | 4/20 | 10-1:30 | Lafayette | Tuyen Ho '95 | ||||||||||||||||||
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Modern Indian
cooking celebrates flavors and influences of a rich and diverse
civilization and nationalities prevailing in India for over a thousand
years. Dishes reflect the local culture and environment of this
country’s vast regions. In this introductory class, Ms Satindra
Kapoor will teach us how to blend spices and adapt regional variations
for cooking healthy meals of vegetables, curries, lentils, seafood,
and meat. After collectively preparing the dishes, participants
will share in a feast of their work.
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| Alumni Schools Committee Welcomes the Class of 2006 | 4/20 | 11-2 | Menlo Park | Bob Berkowitz '67 | ||||||||||||||||||
| A Welcome Party for New Students Admitted to
Princeton All Princeton alumni are invited to welcome newly admitted students from Northern California and their families, at a party hosted by Barbara and Bob Berkowitz '67.
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| Business 105: The Money Sessions | 4/23 | 7-9:30 | San Francisco | Gil Silberman '86 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Managing Cash for Small Businesses
TMMO / PEN business series Workshops
for owners
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