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Region |
Event |
Contact |
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7/8/2008 |
Southland |
Claremont Entertainment
Mafia Shindig |
Bry
Sanders '91 |
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- What: |
Come join
the Claremont Entertainment Mafia at Cinespace in Hollywood on Tuesday, July 8th
for our summer event! |
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- When: |
Tuesday, July 8, 2008 ~ 7 p.m. |
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- Where: |
Cinespace
6356 Hollywood Blvd, Second Level
Hollywood, CA 90028 |
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-Details |
Claremont
alumni actors Kelly Perine (PO '91), Joe Reitman (PI '91), and Todd Grinnell
('PI 98) will share their experiences in the acting biz in an informal
discussion panel. Collectively, these Claremont actors have starred in or been
featured on TV shows such as Under One Roof, The Drew Carey Show,
Four Kings, Mad About You, One on One, The Hughleys,
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, The Bernie Mac Show, Married
With Children, ER, CSI, Providence, The Shield,
and Seinfeld.
Come have a drink and meet fellow alumni working in all areas of the
entertainment community. Let's celebrate our mafia family!
Valet Parking available
7:30 - News & Needs
8:00 - Actor Discussion
RSVP: On Facebook
is appreciated
**Note - Alumni, please use your best discretion if inviting any non-Claremont
alumni to this event. It is expected that everyone attending works in the
entertainment industry.
Also, to our currently enrolled students, due to the high turn out at our last
meeting we've decided to set up a separate Claremont Student Mafia. Please
contact the board with your interest and to intern for the upcoming meeting.
Brought to you by your 5-C Mafiosos:
Kelly Perine, Actor PO '91
Bry Thomas Sanders, Cinematographer, Director, PO '91
Adam Boardman, Comedian PO '01
Steve Tao, SVP Scripted Development, FremantleMedia NA, CMC '85
Jonathan Stokes, Writer, Director PI '98
Bruce Gerard Brown, Jr., Actor PI '98
Gen Anderson, Actor SC '91
Jay Trautman, Editor HMC '01 |
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| 7/13/2008 |
Southland |
Born to Ride the Waves |
Register
Online |
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- What: |
A new
musical based on the life of Tom Mulroy '68, written by his bother Joe Mulroy,
and followed by a reception with Tom, Joe, and other members of the Mulroy
family. |
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- When: |
Sunday, July 13, 2008 ~ 2-6 p.m. |
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- Where: |
Huntington Beach Playhouse
located inside the Huntington Beach Central Library
7111 Talbert Avenue
Huntington Beach, CA
Directions |
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-Details |
Born
to Ride the Waves is a musical based on the life of Tom Mulroy '68, written
by his brother Joe Mulroy. Following the show, Tom himself will be joining us
for a reception in the Maddy Room, located in the same building, from 4:30-6
p.m. We will also be joined by some of Tom's family including his sister Julie
Mulroy '70, son Michael '10 and younger brother Joe who wrote the musical.
When asked to comment on big brother Tom's influence, Joe commented:
When I was around 11 yrs old Tom showed me some rock and blues chord
progressions and licks on the guitar. He loaned me his Telecaster and amp for a
long period, which allowed me to from a surf combo in 6th grade and enter the
Battle of the Bands judged by Dick Dale, "King of the Surf Guitar". A couple of
years later Tom taught me the basics of surfing at San O. Tom had a couple of
Phil Edwards-designed Hobie boards, which were made in Dana Point, which factors
into the story of my musical. In our garage Tom taught me how to patch dings
using some really nasty chemicals that may have caused some brain damage in both
of us.
So I'd say Tom had some influence.
The main character is named after surfers Tom Mulroy, Tom Morey, Tom Blake, and
Tommy Zahn.
From the Huntington Beach Playhouse brochure:
Over Labor Day weekend, 1964, the last days of an idyllic California Point
Break, confirmed loner and champion surfer Tom Bannick finds his carefree world
suddenly challenged by love and a demolition crew. Inspired by Dana Point's
colorful past and featuring songs from Surfstory, which the LA Times
hailed as "fresh, inspired, elegant, engaging and blissfully unpretentious."
This is a family friendly show, but in the spirit of full disclosure the author
says, "There are words in the lyrics like 'butt', 'boobs,' and 'bitchen.' There
is mock drinking, mock brawling, mock pissbombs, mock mooning, and mock comic
humping. There might be one 'asshole' in the dialog. Kids love the show cause
it's cool except for a yucky kiss or two."
Please use your own judgment if this is appropriate for your child(ren) before
you purchase tickets! In consideration of others, please no children under age
5.
The cost for this event is $20 per person and includes a ticket to the
performance as well as the reception. Space
is limited and registration is required. To RSVP, please
register online
or call 909-621-8110 by Sunday, June 29, 2008. |
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7/22/2008 |
Washington DC |
Claremont Colleges Summer
Happy Hour |
RSVP
Here |
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- What: |
Join your
fellow Claremont Colleges alumni in DC for a summer happy hour! |
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- When: |
Tuesday, July 22, 2008 ~ 6 p.m. |
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- Where: |
Buffalo Billiards
1330 19th St, NW
Washington, DC |
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-Details |
Take a
break from work and join fellow DC area 7C alumni and friends!
We look forward to shooting pool, throwing darts, and enjoying our favorite
beverages.
RSVP
Here |
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| 7/29/2008 |
Campus |
Summer Student BBQ |
Alumni Association |
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- What: |
A free
In-N-Out BBQ and Pool Party for Students |
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- When: |
Tuesday, July 29, 2008 ~ 5:30-7:30 p.m. |
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- Where: |
Pendleton Pool
Pomona College |
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-Details |
Pomona
College students on campus this summer are invited to this annual event
sponsored by the Alumni Association and Career Development Office. Burgers,
chips, drinks, and swimming!
This event is free and no registration is required. |
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| 5/2/2009 |
Campus |
Alumni Weekend 2009 |
Alumni
Association |
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- What: |
Reunions
for Pomona College Classes ending in 4 and 9 |
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- When: |
Thursday, April 30, 2009 through Sunday, May 3, 2009 |
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- Where: |
Pomona College |
|
-Details |
Pomona
College Alumni Weekend 2009 is expected to bring approximately 1,500 alumni from
classes ending in 4 and 9 and their guests back to campus to celebrate their 5th
through 75th Reunions. Events and activities will take place throughout campus
from Thursday, April 30, 2009 through Sunday, May 3, 2009.
Weekend highlights traditionally include the Alumni Symposium, Academic and
Administrative Department Open Houses, Alumni Vintner Wine Tasting, All-Class
Dinner, Class Photos, Alumni Picnic, Parade of Classes, Through the Gates, Wash
Party, Class Reunion Dinners, Memorial Convocation, Sunday Brunch, and many
student performances and exhibitions!
For more information, please contact the Alumni Office at 909-621-8110 or
alumni@pomona.edu.
Future Alumni Weekend Dates:
April 29-May 2, 2010
April 28-May1, 2011
April 26-29, 2012
May 2-5, 2013
May 1-4, 2014 |
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Do you have suggestions for
events in your area? Let us know! E-mail
alumni@pomona.edu. |
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Ongoing Events and Programs
5-College Young Alumni Happy Hours
Second Wednesday of Every Month
Join young alumni from the five colleges for drinks, appetizers, and
conversation. For more information about the monthly 5-C Southern California,
Bay Area, and New York Happy Hours,
sign up
for the Southern California Young Alumni, Bay Area Young Alumni, or New York
Young Alumni Regional Listservs. There is also a semi-annual National 5-College
Happy Hour that takes place on the second Wednesday of March and September in
more than a dozen cities around the country, usually including Los Angeles, San
Francisco, New York, Seattle, Portland, San Diego, Chicago, Boston, Washington, DC,
and more!
Fall Faculty Lecture
Series
Select Wednesdays in Fall
The Fall Faculty Lecture Series offers a diverse range of lectures from the
College's distinguished faculty. All lectures begin at 12:10 p.m. in the Frank
Dining Hall Blue Room and include lunch free of charge to faculty, staff,
alumni, and friends unless otherwise noted. Please plan to arrive at noon to
sign in and get your lunch before the lecture begins. A schedule of upcoming
lectures can be found by checking the Pomona-Public Events calendar at
http://emsweb.claremont.edu/PomonaMC/.
International Relations
Colloquium
Periodically Throughout the Academic Year
The student-faculty sponsored International Relations
Colloquium offers lunchtime discussions on international issues throughout the
year. Past speakers have included ambassadors, State Department officials,
journalists, and distinguished foreign visitors. All discussions are held at
Oldenborg Dining Hall and include lunch for $5, unless otherwise noted. More
information is available at
http://oldenborg.pomona.edu/speaker-series/.
The Pacific Basin Institute and
Asian Studies Program Present...
Periodically Throughout the Academic Year
The Pacific Basin Institute and Asian Studies Program at Pomona College are
partnering to offer a series of lectures, discussions, films, and demonstrations
on select Thursday afternoons. All events are free and open to the public unless
otherwise noted. For
the most up to date information, visit
http://www.pomona.edu/pbi/program.shtml. |
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