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WINTER 2012 – 2013
f rom the president
As this message is being written, the City is still reeling from the storm. Lights are out in half of Manhattan, most of the boroughs and Long Island. People are without running water and telephone service. The subways are just beginning to run and there are long lines for busses for those who can manage to get to one.
Many people have lost their homes through flood or downed trees. Some people have lost loved ones. Losses are inestimable.
Our thoughts are with all those who have suffered loss, and in particular our members who are so dear to us.
During the storm, we tried, as best we could, to care for our members. As soon as our executive staff could get to the Club, and as soon as our Internet was functioning, we canceled events, notified those who were planning to attend and started to reschedule. We emailed all our members to let them know what services we had available and that we were there for them.
We offered hot showers and hot meals. We filled up the overnight accommodations with members and continued to offer meals in the Grill for those members who were staying at the Club or who could make it to the clubhouse. We are grateful for the dedication of Jennifer Shaw , our Executive Director, in keeping the Club afloat during this crisis. We also are grateful for the help provided by Larry Hines and his staff.
The Columbia Club of New York, your club, continues to function as your home away from home, an extension of your businesses, a place to find a warm welcome on a cold day, a place to bring your family and your clients. We are here to serve you.
I want to assure all of you that your membership is important to us, and we will continue to do everything we can to provide the benefits you deserve.
Warmest regards from midtown,
Mark Lemle Amsterdam ’66 CC, ’69 LawPresidentColumbia University Club of New York
NEWSLETTER OF THE COLUMBIA CLUB OF NEW YORK
Tel: 212.719.0380Fax: [email protected]
BOARD OF GOVERNORS2011-2012
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEPresidentMark L. Amsterdam ’66CC, ’69LAW
VICE PRESIDENTSDavid A. Evans ’99ENDavid Gibson ’75GSAPPJustin Ifill ’06CCDonna Rosenthal ’67SWTiffany Woo ’87BC
TREASURERGerald Sherwin ’55CC
SECRETARYJay Rao ’08LAW
PRESIDENT EMERITUSLaurance J. Guido ’65CC, ’69P&S
MEMBERS-AT-LARGEDonna H. MacPhee ’89CC
GOVERNORSNabeel Ahmad ’09TCKenneth CatandellaSenior Executive Director forCAA and University RelationsJohn Celock ’04JRNMichael Foss ’03CC, ’12GSAPPPatricia Francy ’84BUSJames Gerkis ’80CC, ’83LAW Angela Holuba ’09BC, ’10P&S, ’12PHWilliam Jordan V ’06CCMichael Shiba ’08LAWAnne-Renée Testa ’91TCRegen Wallis
Royce Flippin, Ex-OfficioThe Princeton Club of New York
EXECUTIVE OFFICE Jennifer ShawExecutive Director
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in celebrat ion
The New Year’s eve specTacularMonday, deceMber 31
Ticket option 1:7:00pm: reception, dinner & Live Musiccost: $125 per person by december 1; $135 after
Start your evening off with an elegant champagne reception and 3-course meal, paired with wine. enjoy socializing with fellow members, listening to live music, and feasting on chef Michael’s seasonal fare. (Seating requests are limited; parties of 2-10 can be accommodated.)
Ticket option 2:9:00pm - 1:00am: dancing, dessert & drinkscost: $95 per person
It’s time to get this party started- our Snow ball band joins us to really get the celebration going as you sample our delicious dessert buffet and enjoy the full, open bar. (reception-style, limited seating; no reserved seats.)
Full Package: $199 Includes reception, dinner, party, entertainment, tax, and gratuity.
Full Package with overnight accommodations for Two: $599
classes of ‘00 -‘13, reserve for 5 at any level, and receive a 6th spot free! all seating, accommodations, and tickets are first come, first served. dress is black tie preferred; gentlemen must wear jackets. Kindly reserve by december 1; all reservations become final sale on that date.
Applicable room taxes will apply, and packages are limited.
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advaNced wiNe appreciaTioN - FuTure culT wiNesThurSday, noveMber 15
6:00pmcost: $45 per session
optional 3 course dinner Following the Seminar
Featuring the evening’s Wines:add $50 per dinner.
unlike our other tastings, this highlyeducational series of events is designedto enlighten both your palate and mind.andrew bell, founder of americanSommelier and the club’s wine steward, brings his energy and wealth of knowledge to the club. This session willinclude a tasting of 6-8 wines, some highly rare and unique.
ThaNksgiviNg BuFFeTThurSday, noveMber 22
7:30pmSeatings: 12:30, 3:00 & 5:30pm
winter calendarat a glance
NoveMBer
5 paul oppeNheiMer 6:00 pm 6 TuNes oN TuesdaY/ elecTioN happY hour 6:30 pm 7 seNiors MeeT For luNch 12:00 pm 9 Free FridaY, classes oF ’00-’13 6:00 pm12 david roThkopF 6:30 pm13 TuNes oN TuesdaY 6:30 pm15 advaNced wiNe appreciaTioN 6:00 pm15 readers, wriTers & puBlishers 6:00 pm17 arTisTs’ sTudios Tour 2:00 pm19 The BaBY BusiNess 5:00 pm19 career NeTworkiNg For woMeN 6:15 pm22 ThaNksgiviNg daY BuFFeT26 a Male pill? 6:30 pm27 NY hisTorical socieTY Tour 11:00 am27 harvard MisTleToe Mixer 6:00 pm29 ivY-sTYle exhiBiT 6:00 pm29 Book cluB 6:30 pm
deceMBer
1 holidaY cheer: cookies, coFFee & More 3:00 pm 5 seNiors Magic show luNch 12:00 pm 8 holidaY cheer: cookies, coFFee & More 3:00 pm 9 vicToriaN chrisTMas Tour 11:00 am10 aNNual MeMBers’ holidaY parTY 6:00 pm 11 MerchaNT’s house MuseuM Tour 11:00 am15 holidaY cheer: cookies, coFFee & More 3:00 pm16 holidaY BruNch 10:00 am16 holidaY Brass 3:00 pm20 Messiah 7:30 pm24 chrisTMas eve diNNer 5:30 pm31 New Year’s eve specTacular
JaNuarY
2 seNiors MeeT For luNch 12:30 pm 3 Book cluB 6:30 pm 8 sTaNleY kaTz 6:00 pm 9 piNchas zukerMaN 9:40 am14 aMBassador chrisTopher hill 6:30 pm16 eurozoNe paNel 6:00 pm24 readers, wriTers & puBlishers 6:00 pm26 The aNNual sNow Ball 9:00 pm29 sYMphoNic soNdheiM 7:30 pm
iNTer-cluB MisTleToe Mixer aT The harvard cluBTueSday, noveMber 27
6:00- 9:00pmcost: $43 per person (inclusive)
Please join us for the ever-popular, always sold-out, Inter-club Mistletoe Mixer for all ages, when all the club members can mingle over unlimited wine, beer, soft drinks, and a buffet of hot and cold hors d’oeuvres. There will be a cash bar for other libations. and, as the name suggests, sprigs of mistletoe will be placed here and there in harvard hall to lend a dash of excitement to the evening.
Reservations become final sale on November 19. The Harvard Club is located at 27 West 44th Street.
holidaY cheer: cookies, coFFee & More SaTurday, deceMber 1, 8 & 15
3:00-5:00pmcost: Free
The aNNual MeMBers’ holidaY parTYMonday, deceMber 10
6:00 - 8:30pmcost: $25 for membersplus tax and gratuity
celebrate the season with your club family as you enjoy a full, open bar, chef Michael’s scrumptious buffets, entertainment, and more.
TuNes oN TuesdaYs TueSday, noveMber 6, 13, 20 & 27
6:30pm
you wanted it. We’re doing it. The fun of Wet Wednesdays continues this fall as we present Tunes on Tuesdays in The Grill. each Tuesday in november you and your guests can enjoy extended happy hour pricing (5:00 - 8:00pm) and live music (6:30 - 8:30pm) at The Grill. It’s the perfect spot to kick back after work, socialize with friends, and even watch the election returns. Some of your favorite musicians from the summer will be back along with a few new faces.
drink Specials: 5:00 - 8:00pmLive Music: 6:30 - 8:30pm dinner Service: 5:30 - 9:00pm
reservations are not required but kindly requested: [email protected]. dinner table reservations are stronglyencouraged (212.596.1205).
Fall Free FridaYFrIday, noveMber 09
6:00pm
Members from the classes of ‘00-’13 receive free select beer, wine, and cocktails!
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new members
curtis Gallagher ‘13buSJesse Garrett ‘15ccTaylor Gattinella ‘12ccJill Gay ‘75bc, ‘78SIPaGabrielle Geronimos ‘11ccFrancis GiacaloneMara Gleason ‘06SWSamuel Globus ‘05GSaSdonald Goldfarbemily Goodman ‘80JrnTrude Goodman ‘08TcKristen GoormasticMarcus Goormastic ‘12buSMaria M. hambourg ‘80GSaSKatherine hamm ‘12ccJustin hardy ‘14SceMichele S. harrisTrevor harris FacPeter harvey ‘82LaWTammy harveyKen herts ‘83buSFrederic hills ‘56ccGalen hoskin ‘94buSaida a. hozicrobert chih Lung hu ‘13aPPdr. J. S. hwang ‘73GSaSMaya JainSarah-hallie Janson ‘15Scealexis Jinbo-doranandrew edward Jungclaus ‘19GSaSashwini Kadaba ‘12ccchristine KanPeter Karches ‘14buSPeter Karlstroem ‘13Sceandrew Karsh ‘12buSrichard Keller ‘91buS, LaWelena y.L. KeungLing Wu Kong ‘05ccJoshua Kriger ‘13Phanastacia Kudinova ‘13TcZvi Lantsberg ‘13buSJoan Larned TcTaylor Larsen ‘02GS, ‘06SoaKathryn Lasdow ‘17GSaSroy W. Lennox ‘77GSaS, ‘80buSMichael Liebowtiz ‘87ccZef Lokhandwallaclara LondonerSherebanu Lookmanji Lokhandwalla ‘99aPPniki Madjlessi ‘13buSchandos Mahon ‘13buSelizabeth Martin ‘13Tcandrew Mccolough ‘84buSJoan Mcculloch ‘50bcedgar J. McManus ‘52GS, ‘53GSaS
renuka agarwal ‘12ccLaura amaiei ‘13aPPJohn andresTama andresPenelope andrews ‘84LaWLauren argenti ‘12ccamrish arora ‘00buSPurra aroraJohn h. austin Jr. ‘14SIPaKatherine axt ‘13buSSteven azeka ‘16TcShafik bahou ‘12Tcarjan bajaj buSdorothy baker ‘12ccreeve c. ballard ‘12bcWitt barlow ‘73SeaSPeter batesko ‘13ccJennifer baumgardnerc. Gordon beck IIIMichael bedrick ‘05GSKaren berryPhilip berry ‘75SWrobert bonadies ‘92Tccheryl brodcraig b. brod ‘77ccMilica brogan ‘05SIParodric broganrandall burkholder ‘13buSanthony calenda ‘88ccelizabeth cantor ‘12ccduncan carpenter ‘78P&SSusan carpenterSidney chanJinhao chen ‘12SeaSSara choi ‘13aPPronald ciavolino ‘65GSJohn J clancy ‘57GS, ‘61TcJohn h. coatsworth FacPatricia coatswortherin connell ‘13ccdane cook ‘12ccrobert cottingham ‘88ccdebra Martha coughlin ‘82buSyotam dankner ‘13aPPcharon darris ‘13buSJason deck ‘99ccJoseph del Toro ‘93ccchristine dennisKatie dinerman ‘16bcvincent diSalvo ‘13aPPJoseph duax ‘11GSedward ellerselizabeth W. ellers ‘85buSbenjamin Feibleman ‘11GSWilliam Fink ‘12ccrishi Gaind ‘04SeaS
The New York philharMoNic
holidaY BrassSunday, deceMber 16
3:00pmcost: $58 per orchestra ticket
All reservations are final sale. Tickets will be held at the box office under the member’s name.
haNdel’s MessiahThurSday, deceMber 20
7:30pmcost: $58 per orchestra III ticket
All reservations are final sale. Tickets will be held at the box office under the member’s name.
opeN rehearsal: piNchas zukerMaN aNd luNch aT liNcolN risToraNTeWedneSday, January 9
9:45pmcost: $60 (General admission and Lunch)
All reservations are final sale. Tickets will be held at the box office under the member’s name.
sYMphoNic soNdheiMTueSday, January 29
7:30pmcost: $98 per orchestra I ticket
All reservations are final sale. Tickets will be held at the box office under the member’s name.
arTisTs’ sTudio Tour (Near The chelsea gallerY disTricT)SaTurday, noveMber 17
2:00pmcost: $20
new york is home to many of the bestand most innovative emerging artistsin the world. art historian and Lecturer,catherine Lawrence, will guide youthrough the working world of the artiststudio for an introduction to the diversestyles and methods of contemporaryartists. Meet and talk with artists abouttheir techniques, processes, influences,goals, and aspirations. discover futureart trendsetters, and learn how artists areexplore their craft and reflect their times in the competitive 21st century art world.
catherine lawrence is a new york arthistorian and Lecturer with Ma degreesin art history from hunter college cuny,and in International education fromcolumbia university, Teacher’s college.
All reservations are final sale. Specific meeting place to be determined closer to the event date.
Tour The New-York hisTorical socieTY: world war ii & NYcTueSday, noveMber 27
11:00amcost: $66 (includes tour and lunch)
Join this private docent-led tour of thenew-york historical Society’s new exhibit,World War II & nyc. Installed throughoutall floors of the new york historicalSociety, the exhibition features more than300 objects, including artifacts, paintings,maps, photographs, posters, film footage, music, radio broadcasts, and newly recorded eyewitness accounts that document the most widespread, destructive, and consequential conflictin history. continue the conversation duringlunch at café Storico.
Event Host: Prudence JacksonAll reservations are final sale. Please meetthe group in the lobby at the NYHS, 170 Central Park West at 77th Street.
christopher Metzler ‘07GSaS elliot Miller ‘58LaWevan Miller ‘12cc Marilyn a. Molina ‘80Tcchintan Muchhala ‘13buSFrancis Murray ‘14SIPaLaura nelson ‘13buSdanielle ng ‘15ccTed nguyen ‘11ccrobert o’conner ‘84ccMartha ortonbernard Pasquariella ‘67TcSusan K. Pasquariellaegor Petrov ‘14buSbrittany Portman ‘14bcMary Jane Potter ‘77SIParobert Potter Facanuj Purirekha Puri ‘09TcStanley raubas ‘57ccThomas reno ‘12ccclare ridley ‘02ccdavid a. rizzoryan robinson ‘12GSMichael roeber ‘12GSMehra rohan ‘13SeaSSteven rosa ‘14GSMargie rotchford ‘88GSMichael M. rotchfordelizabeth roundsclaude roxborough ‘00cc, ‘04LaWbrandon rude ‘16ccWladyslaw rzycki ‘95LaWrichard Scher ‘66cc, ‘72GSaSMarta Schoolerbenjamin Selman ‘14ccMichael Shane ‘71ccMatthew Siegfried ‘12ccandrew Silberfein ‘89buSnicholas Sinchak ‘13GSdeepa SinghInder Singh ‘79SeaS, ‘81SeaSSergy Skripnichenko ‘12buSalexander Soroka ‘12Scereid Spearin ‘14buSerin Sperry ‘11bS, GSaSdeborah Spindelman ‘13SIPaShalini Sriram ‘11buSMarcia Stamell ‘73Jrnbrian Staubcarolyn G. Streicher ‘60bc, ‘65SWrichard P. Streicher ‘55LaWerik Swanson ‘13PhMartina Szabo ‘14Phhenry Tang ‘65GS, ‘67buSLiana Tedesco ‘11cc
Iskender S. Temo ‘13aPP ruby Thomas ‘04SIPadr.Thomas-cottinghamclive Thompson ‘10SceLisa ann Tibbetts ‘13GScelia M. ToothigShannon Troy ‘12bc elizabeth valverde ‘14GSJoel valverdeSanjay verma ‘90SeaS ‘94buSereka vetrinibetcy vincent ‘13aPPJohn WalthausenKatherine b. Walthausen ‘74Joann Wang ‘15Meghan Washington ‘14Jrnolivia Waxman ‘12JrnGeoffrey Webber ‘61aPPbarbara WeinthalGretchen WheatonScott Wheaton ‘77buSGeorge Wilson ‘83cc, ‘86aPPMary ann WilsonJerold Wish ‘99buSKaren WishPeter yaksick ‘13Tcarthur yrnoffJiayi yu ‘13buSyao Zhang ‘13Tcyuqing Zhou ‘96buS
Your ivY sTYle – a guided Tour aT FiTThurSday, noveMber 29
6:00pmcost: Free
This special exhibition at The Museum at FIT celebrates one of the most enduringclothing styles of the 20th century: the“Ivy League Look.” explore thisfascinating exhibit with your guide, Patricia Mears.
While there is no charge, reservations are requested. Please meet in the lobby, 7th Avenue at 7th Street.
vicToriaN chrisTMas walkiNg TourSunday, deceMber 9
11:00amcost: $10
Want to experience a new christmastradition in new york – something beyondthe rockettes and the rockefeller centertree? Go off the beaten path this holidayseason by taking this walking tour throughthree victorian areas--Gramercy Park,Ladies Mile, and chelsea.
Tour The MerchaNT’s house MuseuM & luNch aT Five poiNTsTueSday, deceMber 11
11:00amcost: $50
built in 1832 for a wealthy merchantfamily, this fascinating landmark isconsidered one of the finest survivingexamples of architecture from the period.as it is the holiday season, a touch of1950s christmas motif will create aunique contrast with the surroundings.Moderate activity is required as there areno elevators between floors.
Event Host: Robert Phillips
All reservations are final sale. Please meet at the Museum, 29 East 4th Street between Lafayette and the Bowery.
Book cluB ThurSday, noveMber 296:30pm1776 david Mcculloughemail: Jill hurwitz, [email protected]
Please note that authors will not be in attendance.
Bridge group MeeTiNg6:30pmcall: Sandy Kazlow, 718.757.2198
scoTch & cigar cluBemail: regen Wallis, [email protected]
sTraTegic TraNsacTioNs email: Stephen butler, [email protected]
TheaTre groupemail: [email protected]
The world aFFairs discussioN groupemail: Gerald rabinowitz,[email protected]
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seNiors MeeT For luNch WedneSday, noveMber 7noon
WedneSday, deceMber 5noonour special, private december lunch will feature a delicious buffet and a magic show, courtesy of our own Jack diamond. The cost per person is $38 plus tax and gratuity, and reservations are required.
WedneSday, January 2noon
wriTers, readers & puBlishers: preseNT TeNse, Bold FuTureThurSday, noveMber 15
6:00pm Guest: deirdre bair, critically acclaimed author and recipient of the national book award for Samuel Beckett: A Biography. her latest work is a biography of the artist Saul Steinberg.
ThurSday, January 24The readers, Writer & Publishers Group welcomes literary agent Stuart bernstein.
email: Gerry [email protected]
career NeTworkiNg For woMeN Monday, noveMber 196:15pmemail: beverly daniel,[email protected]
Novel pharMacological approaches To Male coNTracepTioN—a Male pill?An evening with Professor Debra J. Wolgemuth, Professor of Genetics & Development and Obstetrics & Gynecology in the College of Physicians and SurgeonsMonday, noveMber 26
6:30pm: Wine reception7:00pm: Lecture
as the world’s population continuesto soar, few approaches to male contraception have been adequately developed. Join dr. debra J. Wolgemuth, Professor of Geneticsand development and associatedirector for research at the Instituteof human nutrition of columbia’scollege of Physicians and Surgeons,as she discusses recent studies fromher laboratory that suggest there may be pharmacological approach to male contraception. Is there a male pill on the horizon?
paul oppeNheiMer: Machiavelli- a liFe BeYoNd ideologYMonday, noveMber 5
6:00pm: Wine reception6:30pm: Lecturecost: Free for members, guests $10
niccolò di bernardo dei Machiavelli is perhaps best known as the founder of modern political science. during this discussion Paul oppenheimer, Ph.d., columbia university, will explore an expanded vision of this complicatedand oft-invoked historical figure.
power iNc: The rivalrY BeTweeN Big BusiNess aNd goverNMeNT… aNd The reckoNiNg ThaT lies aheadAn evening with internationally acclaimed author David RothkopfMonday, noveMber 12
6:30pm: Wine reception7:00pm: Lecturecost: Free for members, guests $10
Join internationally acclaimed author and foreign policy expert david rothkopf for this insightful and topical lecture. Mr. rothkopf is ceo/editor-at-Large of the FP Group, publishers of Foreign Policy Magazine, and President/ceo of Garten rothkopf. he is a visiting scholar at the carnegie endowment for International Peace
Event Host: Patty Tobin
The BaBY BusiNess: how MoNeY, scieNce aNd poliTics drive The coMMerce oF coNcepTioNA lecture and book signing by the President of Barnard College Debora SparMonday, noveMber 19
5:30pm: Welcome reception and Sign-In6:00pm: Lecture7:00pm: book Signingcost: Free but registration required
Join barnard college Presidentdebora Spar as she presents an exciting lecture on the business and politics of reproduction. over the past several decades, breakthroughs in medicine and biotechnology have begun to alter the basic process of birth. Increasingly, parents are able to protect their unborn children from potential life-threatening diseases, or give birth to children that are chosen for specific genetic qualities. Infertilitytreatments are pushing back the ageat which women can give birth, andnovel surrogacy arrangements havegiven some women (and men) the opportunity to have others beartheir children. how will private firmsrespond to the market opportunitiesthat reproductive science now offers?and how will firms deal with theregulatory and moral challenges thatwill undoubtedly accompany thescientific advance?
jointhe conversation
aMBassador chrisTopher hillMonday, January 14
6:00pm: Wine reception6:30pm: Lecturecost: Free for members, guests $10
Please join us for a fascinating foreign policy discussion with ambassador christopher r. hill. ambassador hill is a career member of the Foreign Service who served as the u.S. ambassador to Iraq (2009 - 2010). his distinguished career includes such posts as assistant Secretary of State for east asian and Pacific affairs, ambassador to the republic of Korea, and head of the u.S. delegation to the Six-Party Talks on the north Korean nuclear issue. ambassador hill had previously served as u.S. ambassador to Poland (2000-2004), Special envoy to Kosovo (1998-1999), and u.S. ambassador to the republic of Macedonia (1996-1999).
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Paid Events: Cancellations for all paid events must be made with the Program office by calling 212.596.1261 during business hours, Monday through Friday, 9:00am – 4:30pm. no other department is authorized to accept any program reservation transaction. Unless stated otherwise, cancellations for paid events must be received by 4:30pm two business days prior to the event. all cancellations after this time frame will be charged in full, regardless of whether the member/guest attends the event.
Free Events: a $10 no-show fee will be incurred with free events when reservations are not cancelled by noon the day of the event.
Guest charges will also apply.
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thE GRillMonday – FridayBreakfast: 7:00 – 10:30amlunch: noon – 2:30pmdinner: 5:30 – 9:00pmBar Service: noon – 11:00pm
SaturdayBreakfast: 7:30 – 10:30amlunch: noon – 2:30pmBar Service: noon – 8:00pm
SundayBreakfast & Brunch: 7:30am – 2:30pmBar Service: noon – 3:00pm
woodRow wilSon RooMMonday – Fridaylunch: noon – 2:30pmdinner: 5:30 – 9:00pmBar Service: noon – 11:00pm
Saturday and SundayClosed
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Monday – Friday6:00am – 10:00pm
Saturday and Sunday10:00am – 6:00pm
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