Dartmouth Club of New York

* LAST CHANCE REMINDER * Don't forget to join us for this event. Festive Cocktail Class with The Dartmouth Club of NY ... The holiday season is upon us! Let's celebrate in style with a festive bartending class on December 30th, the eve of New Years Eve! Tom Senatore Jr will host our workshop. He has worked in various NYC venues from Le Boudoir to L'Avenue at Saks. He will be leading a 45 minute workshop where he will teach us how to make a French 75, Irish Coffee, and an Eggnog Cocktail! Registration fee includes the cost of the class, but does not cover liquor/supplies! Registrants will receive a syllabus outlining the ingredients, tools, and prep you will need for the class. Tom has provided a basic and an advanced list. Please register here: Date: 12/30 (The virtual event begins at 6:00pm) https://www.eventbrite.com/e/festive-cocktail-class-with-dc

Festive Cocktail Class with The Dartmouth Club of NY The holiday season is upon us! Let's celebrate in style with a festive bartending class on December 30th, the eve of New Years Eve! Tom Senatore Jr will host our workshop. He has worked in various NYC venues from Le Boudoir to L'Avenue at Saks. He will be leading a 45 minute workshop where he will teach us how to make a French 75, Irish Coffee, and an Eggnog Cocktail!... Registration fee includes the cost of the class, but does not cover liquor/supplies! Registrants will receive a syllabus outlining the ingredients, tools, and prep you will need for the class. Tom has provided a basic and an advanced list. Please register here: Date: 12/30 (The virtual event begins at 6:00pm) https://www.eventbrite.com/e/festive-cocktail-class-with-dc

Last month Reggie Williams '76 gave an inspiring, poignant talk about his journey to Dartmouth, the NFL, and Disney. He overcame 24+ knee operations while becoming a success on and off the field. To order your autographed copy of "Resilient by Nature", please visit: https://shop.sarasotabooks.com/go/97816429338

On August 4th Dorothy Price Hill ‘88 interviewed Matt Robinson, Dartmouth spouse and author of Lions, Tigers, and... Bulldogs: An unofficial guide to the legends and lore of the Ivy League. A good turnout for a fun book packed with facts!!

NY BADA ZOOM EVENT! Black Americans and the COVID-19 Crisis" Wednesday, November 18, between 7:30-9:30pm Speakers: Ken Marable, ‘74, Dr. Greg Johnson, ‘94... Kimberly L. Robinson, M.Div., ‘90. Please join us via Zoom -- https://us04web.zoom.us/j/8354610663 Meeting ID: 835 461 0663 +1 929 205 6099 US (New York)

On 4 August at 6:30pm EST via Zoom, Dorothy Price Hill ‘88 will interview Matt Robinson, Dartmouth spouse and author of Lions, Tigers, and... Bulldogs: An unofficial guide to the legends and lore of the Ivy League. As a child, Matt went to many football games at his father's alma mater, Brown University, where he quickly fell in love with the famous Brown Bear. Since graduating from Penn (where Matt wrote halftime shows for the band and spent time with Penn's mascot, the Figh...ting Quaker), Matt has been an English teacher, boxing coach, and professional writer who has published over 5,000 pieces in more than 250 international publications. He also writes, edits, and handles communications for individuals and institutions around the world. Please register here to join us: https://securelb.imodules.com/s//clubs-classes/index.aspx The Zoom link will be sent to you before the evening of the event. From the book's official website -- "You may understand that Harvard was the first college in the United States or that Penn is the oldest university. You could be aware that Yale's mascot is named Handsome Dan and that Brown's first bear was named Helen. Perhaps you even know that Princeton has a battleship named for it or that Cornell's colors inspired the design for Campbell's soup. And who can forget that Animal House was written by a Dartmouth grad and that the atom bomb was developed at Columbia? But did you know that one of these schools had a burro for a mascot and another an orange man, or that students at two of them throw food at sporting events? Do you know where students can request songs to be played on the campus bell tower, which school uses Pantone 290 for its official color, and which has the oldest continuously-published daily student newspaper? All this and MORE can be learned in Matt Robinson’s new book, Lions, Tigers, and Bulldogs? An unofficial guide to the legends and lore of the Ivy League." Also, check out Matt's interview with David P. France from Basel, Switzerland: https://www.bitchute.com/video/GyTbKeIvKRHt/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r87ZGx8fdFk&feature=youtu.be Read his latest write-up: https://nebhe.org/newslink/league-literature/ Watch his interview with Charles Moscowitz https://youtu.be/b8aSEBMI7Jw Matt was also interviewed on The Boston Podcast https://podcasts.adorilabs.com/e/oftigers-and-quakers-the-i Check out the review by WBZ radio’s Jordan Rich- VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_eG4QSF5TY&feature=youtu.be AUDIO: https://soundcloud.com//193-book-club-lions-tigers-bulldogs For more fun facts about our favorite schools (and a chance to win a FREE book!), go to www.LionsTigersBulldogs.com.

The NYC Dartmouth Club's Executive Annual Meeting was held over Zoom on June 9, 2020. The Board discussed ways to continue sharing, caring, and engaging with the Dartmouth community during these difficult times. The committee is dedicated to continue providing meaningful events, including honest and open discussions about racism and all that is happening in the world today. Please let us know if there is anything you would like to see in our line-up of events, or other ways we may help you. We wish everyone a safe and healthy summer!

Today at 11, President Phil Hanlon '77 & trustees share stories of how Dartmouth prepared them to lead. Register: https://bit.ly/2Bpmtmu Guests include: Eileen... Donahoe '81 Beth Cogan Fascitelli '80 Jim Frank '65 Laurel Richie '81 Erica Schultz '95 Hilary Tompkins '90 HON'19 See more

On 14 June 2020, the Dartmouth Club of NY welcomed the #Dartmouth20s to our family of #DartmouthAlumni. Congratulations!! To watch this year's commencement program, please visit: https://bit.ly/2MXy4vy

Given the ongoing COVID-19 restrictions in NYC and the tri-State area, we thought these articles would be helpful to those of you who are working from home. We plan to have a Zoom event featuring one or more experts on the "re-opening" and what this will mean for all of us. - The Dartmouth Club of NY Executive Committee https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/242115 ... https://www.usatoday.com//coronavirus-pandemic/3061862001/ https://www.pcma.org/6-tips-working-from-home-during-covid/

Hi alumni! Wishing you all health and safety right now. DCNY is putting together virtual events to bring some energy, fun & comfort to this time. What would you like to see and participate in? Let us know via this form, or leave a comment below! https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLSdBokrMY-58giLm6/viewform

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Volunteer at a Soup Kitchen with other Dartmouth Alums! Saturday, Feb. 22nd from 10 am to 3:30 pm Volunteer with other Dartmouth alumni at St Joseph's Soup Kitchen! We will have two shifts (10am-12:30pm and 1230pm-3:15pm).... The soup kitchen is located at First Presbyterian Church, 12 West 12th Street. Volunteers are assigned to help with various duties, from prepping food to cooking. Volunteers will also serve food to the guests. No experience necessary! Sign up here: http://nyc.dartmouth.org/SoupKitchen2020

We celebrated #Dartmouth250 with #DartmouthAlumni on Friday the 13th! Happy Charter Day to the College on the hill. ... #IvyIsGreen #IvyLeague #LOVE #BleedGreen

Alma mater. Tonight, the Dartmouth Brovertones performed at the #Dartmouth250 celebration. "The Dartmouth Brovertones are Dartmouth's second oldest all...-male a capella group, founded in 1993. Originally named Final Cut, the group was traditionally known for singing popular songs from the 80's and 90's. The group's current repertoire consists of approximately 30 songs. The group has four albums, its latest, "Bro & Tell," was recorded and released in 2012. The group's most recent Winter Tours have involved travel to Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Louisville, Nashville, and Atlanta. The Brovertones also enjoy performing many on and off campus shows every term, with recent off campus excursions to Brown University, Princeton University, Tufts University, Georgetown University, Smith College, Middlebury College, and WPI. The Brovertones hold auditions every fall in conjunction with the other campus a cappella groups." See more