We're celebrating the first Friday in April at Gordon Biersch. Come for drinks, grab dinner, and chatter away with local tigers. :-)

Date:	Friday 4/6
Time:	7-9
Location:	Gordon Biersch, Palo Alto
Address:	640 Emerson St.
RSVP:	Not Required
Member Price:	Free
Non-Member Price:	Free
Contact:	Catherine Baker '97 650-283-5936

Please join us in making sandwiches and assembling brown bag easter lunches at Glide Memorial Church from 9-11am Easter Sunday. Those interested can stay for the 11am service. Please meet in front of the church (Ellis and Taylor, in the Tenderloin) at 8:45am

Date:	Sunday 4/8
Time:	9-11
Location:	Glide Memorial Church, San Francisco
Address:	330 Ellis @ Taylor
RSVP:	Please RSVP by April 1 to the contact listed below.
Member Price:	Free
Non-Member Price:	Free
Contact:	Scott Duncan '96 415-706-8119

Ted Lempert is President of Children Now, a nonpartisan research and advocacy organization working to raise children's well being to the top of the national policy agenda. Children Now focuses on ensuring quality health care, a solid education and a positive media environment for all children. Lempert will highlight the organization's current agenda, including 1) an overhaul of California's K-12 school finance system; 2) ensuring health insurance for every child and 3) working with Congress and the FCC to ensure more educational media and restrictions on harmful advertising to kids.

Ted is the president of Children Now, a national research and advocacy organization based in Oakland, California. Previously, Mr. Lempert was the founding CEO and co-founder of EdVoice, a California grassroots organization advocating for education reform and support for public education.

Mr. Lempert was a California State Assemblymember representing San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties from 1996 to 2000 and 1988 to 1992.

Mr. Lempert received the “Al Rodda Lifetime Service Award” from the California School Boards Association and was named “Legislator of the Year” by numerous leading education groups and he also received the Princeton Club of Northern California 2006 Public Service Award.

Date:	Thursday 4/12
Time:	12-1:30
Location:	Gordon & Rees LLP, San Francisco
Address:	275 Battery Street, Suite 2000, Embarcadero West @ Sacramento
RSVP:	Please RSVP by April 10 to the contact listed below.
Member Price:	$10
Non-Member Price:	$15
Contact:	David Marshak '66 925-932-6436

The Windermere Real Estate Rowing Classic is the Bay Area's premier collegiate rowing event, sponsored by Stanford University and Windermere Real Estate. As in years past, Princeton University will be well-represented by its perennial national champion Women's Lightweight Crew.

Since 2003, the annual Windermere Collegiate Crew Classic regatta is held each spring in Redwood Shores, California. This unique invitational regatta features two days of Henley style racing and festivities. The event has grown to nearly 1,000 athletes participating in over 100 races between the nation's top university rowers and more than 400 rowers from local rowing clubs and high school teams.

This two-day regatta and free community festival takes place on Saturday, April 14 from 9a.m. to 6p.m., and Sunday, April 15 from 9a.m. to 5p.m. As the event draws closer, check www.goprincetontigers.com for exact racing times for the Princeton Women's Lightweight Crew team.

Don't miss one of the most anticipated rowing events on the West Coast!

There is no specific PCNC gathering planned at the time of going to print with the newsletter, but please watch the Tigernet Bay Area email discussion group for further updates.

Directions:
Directions to Competition Site
Redwood Shores Lagoon - Redwood City, CA
Directions from Stanford, Calif. via 101
-Take the 101 North ramp towards San Francisco
-Take the Marine World Parkway Exit. Exit toward the bay.
-Follow Marine World Parkway.

To the launch site:
-At the second light turn right on Twin Dolphin Drive.
-Turn left on: Lagoon Drive.
-Turn Right into the first parking lot.

To the viewing bridge:
Follow Marine World Parkway.
Turn right on Bridge Parkway.
Turn right into the parking lot just before the bridge.
Walk up to the top.

Book and loaction is chosen at the previous month's meeting. Please contact Jamye for more information or to be added to the e-vite list for this group.

Date:	Tuesday 4/17
Time:	7-9
Location:	TBA, TBA
Address:
RSVP:	Please RSVP by April 16 to the contact listed below.
Member Price:	Free
Non-Member Price:	Free
Contact:	Jamye Jamison '96 650-430-4411

Thursday, April 19, 2007. Tour of Cantor Arts Center and drinks to follow at the museum's cafe. Tour 6:00-7:00. Free!

Princetonians at Stanford! Please join us on a guided tour of Stanford's Cantor Art Center. After the tour, we head to the musuem's "Cool Cafe," for drinks and appetizers.

The Cantor Arts Center's diverse collections span continents, cultures, and 4,000 years of art history and include the largest gathering of Rodin bronzes outside Paris. The Cantor collection includes antiques from Mediterranean cultures, a Europe and American collection of works from 1500-1900, prints and photography, works from Asia, Africa, Oceania, Native America, the Ancient Americas, and finally, the Stanford family's personal collection.

The museum cafe overlooks the Rodin Sculpture Garden at the Cantor Arts Center. Enjoy appetizers, fresh desserts, juice, or a glass of wine, port, or beer in the inviting dining room or on the outdoor terrace.

The Cantor Arts Center is located at the intersection of Museum Way and Lomita Drive on the Stanford campus, northwest of The Oval and the Main Quad.

A map of campus can be found at:
http://museum.stanford.edu/visit/documents/map.pdf

Directions from Highway 101
Take the Embarcadero exit west and cross El Camino Real. Stay in the left lane as you cross El Camino. The street becomes Galvez Drive. Turn right on Campus Drive. Turn left on Palm Drive and continue until the next intersection, which is Museum Way. Turn right on Museum Way and you will be facing the main entrance to the Center.

Directions from Highway 280
Take Alpine Road exit east. Turn right on Junipero Serra, then left on Campus Drive West. Follow Campus Drive until you reach Palm Drive. Turn right on Palm Drive, continue to Museum Way. Turn right on Museum Way and you will be facing the main entrance to the Center.

Lomita Drive and Museum Way
Stanford, CA 94305-5060
Telephone 650-723-4177
http://museum.stanford.edu/

Please contact Jenny Skinner'03 at (206) 619-6941 with any questions.

Date:	Thursday 4/19
Time:	6-8
Location:	Cantor Art Center- Stanford University, Stanford
Address:	Lomita Drive and Museum Way Stanford, CA 94305
RSVP:	Not Required
Member Price:	Free
Non-Member Price:	Free
Contact:	Jenny Skinner '03 206-619-6941

Join fellow Princeton alumni for an afternoon of music and conversation with soprano Rebecca Plack '91 and pianish Blaise Bryski at the Unitarian Church of Davis.

Date:	Sunday 4/22
Time:	3-5
Location:	Unitarian Church of Davis, Davis
Address:	27074 Patwin Road
RSVP:	Not Required
Member Price:	$10
Non-Member Price:	$10
Contact:	Dan Sullivan '63 415-626-8153

Big Basin Redwoods is California's oldest state park (established 1902). In addition to its ancient redwoods, it has some of the Bay Area's finest waterfalls. For today's outing, Catherine Baker '97 will lead energetic Princetonians on the park's most spectacular (but strenuous) hike, an 11-12 mile loop past Berry Creek, Silver, and Golden Falls. Meanwhile, Dan Sullivan '63 will lead a somewhat more leisurely walk along the Skyline-to-the-Sea Trail that may get as far as Berry Creek Falls (8 miles round trip). Princeton friends and family are welcome. For more information about the park, see www.bigbasin.org

Directions: From Highway 85 west of San Jose, take the Saratoga Road exit and go west a few miles to join Highway 9 in Saratoga. Stay on Highway 9 as it winds through the mountains for 12 miles. Turn right onto Highway 236 and continue for another 9 winding miles to the park. We will meet at the park headquarters.

RSVP is particularly helpful for this outing, but it is not required. Please contact Catherine if you can offer or need a ride -- carpooling is encouraged.

Date:	Saturday 4/28
Time:	10-5
Location:	Park headquarters, Big Basin Redwoods State Park
Address:	Santa Cruz Mts north of Boulder Creek
RSVP:	Not Required
Member Price:	$6/vehicle
Non-Member Price:	$6/vehicle
Contact:	Catherine Baker '97 650-283-5936

Join fellow Princetonians for a private docent tour of the spectacular exhibition showcasing artwork of 76 bamboo artists from the Cotsen Collection. In 2002 Lloyd E. Cotsen ’50 donated approximately 900 works collected over forty years – his donation created the largest public collection of Japanese bamboo art in the world, and many of the pieces in this exhibition are on view publicly for the first time.

The tour is limited to 20 people, and RSVP is needed by April 16th for planning purposes. Advance payment appreciated. Friends and family welcome! Please let Rusti know if you are interested in joining lunch following the tour, place to be announced.

Fees: Docent fee of $7 for PCNC members/$12 for non-members, plus the museum admission fees as listed below.

Adults (18-64) $10
Seniors (65+) $7
College Students & Youths (13-17) $6
Children: free
Asian Art Museum members: free

Date:	Sunday 4/29
Time:	11:30-12:30
Location:	Asian Art Museum, San Francisco
Address:	200 Larkin Street @ Fulton Street, nearest BART & MUNI is Civic Center Station
RSVP:	Please RSVP by April 16 to the contact listed below.
Member Price:	$7 + admission
Non-Member Price:	$12 + admission
Please send your payment in by April 16 to the contact listed below.
Contact:	Rusti Icenogle '94 641A 65th Street Oakland, CA 94609 415-412-1657