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Calendar for 2002-2003

 

October 20:

“The inside stories about running the Queen’s Palaces”
David Beeton, C.B.E., LL.B.,  Evelyn Wrench speaker:

November 10:

"Niblicks, Brassies, and a Good Walk Spoiled: The History and
Language of Golf."
Philip Ferranti
 
Business Meeting
 
December 15:
Holiday Party
 
January 19:  
"Pygmalion in the Twentieth Century"
Ted Wright
 

February 16:

“The Cultural Significance of The Phantom of the Opera.”
Jerrold Hogle, Ph.D., University Distinguished Professor of English
 

March 8, starting at 8:30 a.m.:

Shakespeare Competition
Lab Theatre, University of Arizona.
Contacts: Peggy Haines or Jerry Helm for ESU-related matters or
Professor Barbara McKean of Theatre Arts for theatre arrangements, etc.
 

March 15 (Note this is a Saturday):

“The Courtauld Collection”
Hilary Hope Guise, Ph.D.,  
Evelyn Wrench speaker
 

April 6:

“Richard III and Sportive Villainy”.
 Robert Dornquast, Ph.D.,
Professor Emeritus, University of Northern Michigan
 

April 26-28                                                    At the Lincoln Center:                                                                  

      The national finals of the Shakespeare Competition

May 4

                                    A recitation by our Branch Shakespeare Competition winner

  Lauren Cray of a monolog and sonnet,
and then a description of her New York experiences
 
Jan Stewart, talk with slides on:
"The Incredible Georgians: Life in Eighteenth Century England"
 
 
I will set down what comes . . . to satisfy my remembrance the more strongly.