�All programs require written reservations. Please mail, fax (212.403.6621), e-mail (events@pennclubny.org), or register on the Web site (www.pennclub.org) to reserve.

Jeff Caldwell Kyle Grooms

Brian McFadden Ricky Butler

Inter-Ivy Stand-up Comedy Night! |

In This Issue2 General Manager’s Corner3 Walking Tours3 An Evening of Dance3 Macallan Scotch Tasting3 Class Happy Hours6 Intra Clubs7 Wine Dinner7 Patron Vodka and Rum Tasting7 NY PhilharmonicHapPENNings Calendar

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Nolita “eat a Bite of ethnicNew York” Foodtasting tour |

Saturday, July 11th, 3:30 p.m.Join City Food Tours on a Saturday afternoon forthis easy walking tasting

tour of one of the most diverse neighborhoods in Manhattan. Come with an appetite for Banh Mi sandwiches, Mexican, Middle Eastern and Italian savory bites, hand-made chocolate truffles, cheesecake and more. Stay after the tour for shopping in SoHo or sipping wine in Little Italy.$48.50 per member, $53.50 per guest. For reservations, e-mail events@pennclubny.org or fax 212.403.6621 or RSVP online two weeks before the tour.

Wine and Chocolate tasting tour |Tuesday, July 21st, 5:45 p.m. Join City

Food Tours on this deliciously decadent Wine and Chocolate Tasting Tour on Manhattan’s elegant Upper West Side. We can’t think of a better way to end a day than this 2½ hour walking tour. You’ll sip fine wines, taste fine chocolates and enjoy some savory tastes as well. Treat yourself to a mini indulgence!$51.50 per member, $56.50 per guest. For reservations,

e-mail events@pennclubny.org or fax 212.403.6621 or RSVP online two weeks before tour.

Social Media Panels |Are you frustrated by Facebook? Perplexed by Plaxo? Does LinkedIn leave you feeling lost? And, what is Twitter? Our two-part series on social networks will help you get better connected, whether you are new to social networks or already logged-in and looking to take your networking to the next level.

Social Media 101 Monday, July 13th, 7:00 p.m. In this panel we’ll introduce you to a variety of social networks and highlight their benefits. Which social media network Websites are the ones that are right for you and why? What’s the difference between Facebook, Linkedin, MySpace, etc? How did they become so popular? Am I too old to join? How do I get started and create my own account on LinkedIn and Facebook?Speaker: Azeem Ansar, Pinch Media, heads Business Development at Pinch Media, the leading provider of smartphone analytics. Prior to Pinch Media, Azeem was an investment banker at Houlihan Lokey in the Mergers & Acquisitions/Financial Advisory practice. Other speakers to be announced.Moderator: renée Fishman, C’97, Halstead Property, spent many years as a lawyer with Weil, Gotshal & Manges before parlaying her entrepreneurial

Wednesday, July 8th , 7:00 p.m. For one night, the Penn Club transforms into a showcase of New York’s top stand-up comedy talent. Come to the club to see some of the city’s funniest and smartest co-medians. It’s all good clean fun, so don’t be scared to bring your officemates (or even your boss)! After the show the comedians will stick around for a meet-and-greet. Fea-turing a fresh lineup of topnotch comics:Jeff Caldwell (Letterman, Ferguson): Jeff headlines top clubs across the country with his smart, clean humor ranging from the daily news to the daily grind.Brian McFadden (MTV, Comedy Central): Brian has been taking the NYC comedy circuit by storm with his hilarious impressions including the “CNN Anchor” and his philosophic views on what women really want.

Kyle Grooms (Comedy Central Presents, Chappelles Show): Kyle tours through-out the country with his arsenal of smart humor and dead on impression of Barack Obama—and he also has a Comedy Central Half Hour Special to his credit. plus Special Guests!Hosted by ricky Butler: Ricky hustled his way to over 5 million video views on YouTube (showmanROT) and has been doing stand-up since moving to NYC from LA three years ago.

$37 plus tax and gratuity per member and $47 plus tax and gratuity per guest by July 7th at noon, $47 plus tax and gratuity for member walk-ins and $57 plus tax and gratuity for guest walk-ins. Cover includes two drinks, bar snacks, and show. For reservations, e-mail events@pennclubny.org or fax 212.403.6621 or RSVP online.

Seasonal Rooms SpecialThe Penn Club is waiving the guest

fee. Both members and guests stay at the member rate from

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G E N E R A L M A N A G E R ’ SCorner

The Penn Club has just closed its July 1, 2008 – June 30, 2009 operating year, and I’m pleased to report that we once again finished “in the black.” This is no small feat in these challeng-ing times, and is a true testament to the value you place on your membership in the Penn Club of New York. The Club is constantly striving to ensure that the value of your membership continues to grow.

Value added programs currently available to Penn Club mem-bers include discounted parking at a local garage, discounted care services through Sitter City, discounted tutorial services through BeSpoke Education, discounted test preparation pro-grams through Kaplan, discounted merchandise at all Brooks Brothers stores, and discounted automobile rentals at Hertz or ZipCar. Information about all of these services is available from our Membership Department at 212.403.6627.

Our most recent addition to our value added initiatives is the introduction of the Penn Club members’ voluntary health insur-ance plan. This is an affinity health insurance plan designed exclusively for active Penn Club members and their qualifying family members. The plan is designed to allow you to purchase health insurance at a fraction of the cost of individually purchased health insurance, or even employer based plans. The Plan became effective on July 1, 2009, and information is avail-able through a link on the Members Only side of our web site, www.pennclub.org. For further assistance, feel free to contact the Membership office at 212.403.6627.

Another great added value of your membership is your affiliation with one of America’s top private clubs. I just received notice that we have once again earned the designation of Platinum Club from the Club Leaders Forum. This designation is awarded to the top 235 of America’s 6,000 private clubs It is recognition that we represent the very best in terms of service, facilities, governance, management, activities and member involvement as reflected in a survey of club board members, general managers and club members at large from across our country. The Platinum Clubs of America award is the club equivalent of the Mobil five star rating. This is the third time in succession that we have earned this designation and you should all be very proud of the part you have played in keeping the Penn Club of New York at the forefront of America’s private clubs.

We are currently in the midst of our membership renewal period, and a great number of our members have already renewed their memberships for the July 1, 2009 – June 30, 2010 year. If you have not already renewed your membership, I urge you to do so before you head off for you summer activities. I know you would not want to lose any of the great value that Penn Club membership represents.

My staff and I look forward to being a part of your continuing Penn Club experience, and want to wish you a safe and enjoy-able summer. We hope to see you often at your home-away-from-home in New York.

—Peter M. Homberg, CCM

Welcome New May MembersNathaniel B. AbramsAdam AbrutynDavid C. AlmedaLaurence M. Altenburg, IIChristina Maria AntipordaAmanda BensolJames J. BruinJeannine M. BruinJohn Ivey ByckJason Laue CaliGiles Austin Michio

CarmichaelJulia E. CohnJames Harold Daughdrill, IVJames H. Daughdrill, IIIPatrick D. Deem, Jr.Sherry Demby

Alexandra Worthington Dorsey

Aref El-ArefSala Myriam ElbaumMichael A. EtemadSharon M. FaisonD. West Faison, Jr.Samuel Max FarberSimon James FarrellAlexander Carlson FlemingEric James FreedmanJonathan Sager GertmanAdrian Walter GinzburgAlexia GottschalchChristian GottschalchAllison GrantAntonina Liliana Guarino

Matthew Wells GutierrezDavid W. HansonPage Cole HarrisonPatricia Herron-MeyerHelene HeskelMelissa HoJonathan A. HoltzAllison Amanda HolzbergMichael R. HugelRobert K. JacksonMichael Steven KettlerBenjamin KnopfJohn A. Kopec, Jr.Jaimie A. KremsBradley Aaron KromClayton LechleiterJoseph Patrick Lee

Selena Rae LevineAndrew William MaMasaaki MaedaJoshua Mark MagarickChristina MatthiasKatherine A. MaughanChristopher R. McAleerAndrew MetcalfEdward C. Meyer, Jr.Benjamin D. MoleverMeredith MoranMelissa Mary MoriartyTimothy Edmond MoriartyKevin John NelsonTerry A. O’ConnellAnthony W. OrlandoRobert R. Panetta

Natalie Wallis PicotAndrew D. PostalTimothy F. QuinnJennifer Elizabeth RaymondRahul B. ReddyHoward Firestone ReitzAnna-Sophie RichJames A. RileyJohn C. Rodenburg, IIJordan Maxwell RosenblumJocelyn May RosenwaldSimon SalamonAdam SalmAmanda Irene SchreiberJeff SelingerJessica ShankenPaul E. Shapiro

Gregory P. SihIan Timothy SimmondsCatherine M. StevensJillian StrelsinJohn Brownlee SullivanSamantha SurreyTeran TadalRana TaghdisiVictoria L. TamarkinStephanie TeicherJeffrey Richard ThiesenKelly P. ThompsonLawrence Stephen TundidorGary UffnerRichard Douglas VaccariShane Donovan ValenziJeremy Paul Vice

Michelle VoskoAndrew John WardSally Louise Ward

Kate Nolan WiberMichael WildermanAlexander M. Wong

in memoriamMs. Madeline L. Cohen, C ’70Mr. Thomas Taylor, Jr., W ’47Mr. Lee F. Driscoll, Jr., C ’49Mr. Robert A. Smith, W ’61Hon. Leonore Annenberg

Dr. Milton Heskel, C ’46, M ’48Dr. Leonard Keilson, JHUMr. Melvin Merians, C ’51

Social Media Panel continued from page 1drive, ability to find solutions, and negotiating skills into a highly successful real estate career. By utilizing social networks Renee has made her professional, social, and extracurricular life (trapeze is a passion) that much richer.$15 per member and $30 per non-member by July 10th, $25 for member walk-ins and $40 for non-member walks-ins. For reservations, e-mail events@pennclubny.org or fax 212.403.6621 or RSVP online.

Social Media 102 Monday, July 20th, 7:00 p.m. In this panel we’ll discuss specific features of social networks that are particularly useful to generate business. How has growing your business online worked in practice across various fields like real estate and law? How do you sepa-rate your personal online presence? And, maybe most importantly, how do you manage the time you spend devoted to social media? Come hear experts speak about how they have leveraged

social networks to increase business.SpeakerS: Andrew Kortina, C’ 05, Betaworks: Andrew Kortina builds social Internet software. Prior to working at Betaworks, Kortina consulted for brands such as MLB and Comedy Central on social media marketing strategy, worked at casual gaming start-up iminlikewithyou.com, and also built several iPhone™ applications.Mike Germano, Carrot Creative: Mike Ger-mano is co-founder and President of Carrot Cre-ative, a new media agency located in DUMBO, NY, or as he calls it, Manhattan’s “Digital District.” Through his work at Carrot Creative, Mike has been able to provide his expertise to leading brands such as MLB.com, MTV, The Onion.com and Unilever providing strategic in-sight on how these companies can enhance their social media presence and online identity.Jay Parkinson, Hello Health: Jay Parkinson is a physician who lives in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. He was trained at Johns Hopkins in preventive

medicine and pediatrics. He realized just what a mess the health care system is, with messy delivery processes and frustrating, expensive reimburse-ment methods and figured the whole thing could change for the simpler. In January of 2008, Jay joined a company called Myca to build his prescription: “a Facebook-like platform that uses technology, from IM to video chat, to restore the traditional doctor-patient relationship that has been lost in today’s high-pressure, high-volume, eight-minute-appointment practice model, which is often blamed for the shortage of primary-care physicians. It’s part electronic medical record, part practice-management system, and part social-net-working site, complete with profiles and photos of doctors and patients, all in a secure environment that complies with federal privacy standards.”$15 per member and $30 per non-member by July 17th, $25 for member walk-ins and $40 for non-member walks-ins. For reservations, e-mail events@pennclubny.org or fax 212.403.6621 or RSVP online.

�All programs require written reservations. Please mail, fax (212.403.6621), e-mail (events@pennclubny.org), or register on the Web site (www.pennclub.org) to reserve.

NYC Walking tours |The Meat Market District— And Its New Park in the SkySunday, July 12th, 1:00 p.m. The new High Line Park hovers 30’ above meatpackers, stylish shops, galleries, and eateries. Meet: 13th Street and Eighth Ave., at entrance to Jackson Sq. Park.

Wall Street—From Windmills to World FinanceSunday, August 9th, 1:00 p.m. Celebrating the 400th anniversary of Henry Hudson’s sail into NY harbor, we will visit old Nieuw Amsterdam and explore Dutch heritage, as well as historic sites of the Revolutionary War period and beyond. Meet: Trinity Church, Broadway & Wall St.Joyce Gold, instructor of Manhattan history at New School and New York Universities, conducts these walks. With a M.A. in Metropolitan Studies from NYU, she has contributed to the encyclopedia of New York City and is the author of From Windmills to the World trade Center: a Walking Guide through Lower Manhattan History and From trout Stream to Bohemia: a Walking Guide through Greenwich Village History. Tours are 2–2½ hours long, rain or shine.$15; $12 for ages 65+ at cash at time of tour. For reservations, e-mail events@pennclubny.org or fax 212.403.6621 or RSVP online.

An evening of Dancing with rock Step Inc. |Tuesday, July 14th, 6:30–8:00 p.m. Dance like a star (or just learn some cool moves) and meet other Penn Club members during an evening of swing, salsa and tango! No previous partner dance experience is necessary. If you’ve ever wanted to try some of the best and most popular partner dances, this is your op-portunity! You’ll begin by choosing which dances to learn and then you’re off!

Your Dance Choices: Swing—upbeat, full of energy and classic. The big band music is tough to beat! Salsa—fun, world-renown and spicy. Bring

home the fun and excitement of the Caribbean! Tango—dramatic, roman-tic and intense. From the ballrooms to the movie screens, the tango leaves quite an impression.Wear comfortable shoes (no rubber soles) and clothing that is easy to move in. Bring your enthusiasm and your dance shoes! No partner necessary.Professional instructors Alfredo Melendez and Susan robinson from Rock Step Inc. will guide you to dance floor success with an approachable and easy-going style. They’ll help you find the perfect balance of technique, basic dance patterns and cool dance moves. Rock Step Inc. will make your first dance steps fun and looking fabulous. $15 per member and $30 per non-member by July 13th, $25 for member walk-ins and $40 for nonmember walks-ins. For reservations, e-mail events@pennclubny.org or fax 212.403.6621 or RSVP online.

Macallan Scotch tasting |Tuesday, July 28th, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Come enjoy a cocktail and cheese reception followed by a formal Scotch tast-ing at the Penn Club. At the tasting, you will enjoy the Fine Oak 15 yr, Fine Oak 17 yr, MAC 18 yr, and Fine

Oak 21yr as well as a special finale expression which will be a sampling of the Fine Oak 30 yr. Graeme russell, the Macallan® Brand Ambassador, left behind careers in corporate finance and luxury goods marketing so that he could live his passion for single malt Scotch every day of his life. Fully understanding that his position is “the very definition of a dream job,” Graeme looks forward to traveling across the United States and meeting Scotch novices and enthusiasts as the Brand Ambassador for the world’s most precious whisky. A native Scotsman, Graeme recently relocated from Edinburgh and is now based out of New York City. In addition to a dram of The Macallan, he also enjoys traveling, golf and photography. $25.00 plus tax and gratuity per member and $35.00 plus tax and gratuity per guest by July 27th at noon. $35.00 plus tax and gratuity per member walk-in and $45.00 plus tax and gratuity for guest walk-ins. For reservations, e-mail events@pennclubny.org or fax 212.403.6621 or RSVP online.

Young Alumni HAppY Hour | Thursday, July 16th, August 20th, 6:00–10:00 p.m. Attention Young Alumni! Enjoy our dollar Yuengling drafts and $4 cocktail specials in the Grill Room. The Penn Club offers young alumni both beer and liquor specials at our extended Young Alumni Happy Hours. Class of 2000s Happy Hours are every 3rd Thursday of the month from 6:00-10:00 p.m. and feature seasonal drink specials.

please rSVp for headcount purposes: events@pennclubny.org or fax 212.403.6621 or rSVp online.

AnnuAl recent grAdS HAppY Hour |Thursday, September 17th, 6:00- 10:00 p.m. The Penn Club of New York and PennNYC are pleased to present The Annual Recent Grads Happy Hour. Please join us in welcoming the recent grads (members and nonmembers alike) to New York. As usual, we will be offering drink specials and there will be no cover. We look forward to seeing you there! Clubhouse tours and drink tickets will be available to nonmembers.

For reservations, please email events@penn-clubny.org or fax 212.403.6621 or rSVp online.

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Demystifying the College Application Process |Tuesday, September 1st, 7:00 p.m. Is the thought of the college application process stressing you out? Are you a rising sophomore, junior or senior looking to get a head start on the college application process? When it comes to applying to college you can never be too early or be too prepared! Join us for a discussion about the college admissions and application process given by Los Angeles’ leading college and educational consultant and a two-time Ivy League graduate. Throughout the course of the discussion we will touch upon the following topics: The advantages to beginning your college search early; Selecting the most appropriate high school curriculum; Creating a college list; De-veloping a winning college essay; How to choose the right college for you; How to select a college major and a career; An “insiders” perspective to the college admission process; Learn strategies about how to be successful in college once you begin. So much more… Kevin Collins is the Founder and President of Ivy League College Consultants, LLC and has B.S. in Social Studies Education from New York University, M.S.Ed. from the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education, Ed.M. from Teachers College, Columbia University, and is a Ph.D. Candidate at Claremont Graduate University part of the Claremont Consortium in Los Angeles.$15 per member and $30 per guest by October 20th at noon. $25 per mem-ber and $40 per guest walk-in. For reservations, e-mail events@pennclubny.org or fax 212.403.6621 or RSVP online.

Inter Ivy ProgressiveNetworking Dinner |Tuesday, September 8th, 6:30 p.m. In New York City, it’s easy to meet people, but it’s hard to get to know anyone. Going home with dozens of business cards does not necessarily mean you’ve had a fruitful evening!Would you like to meet other members in a fun non-threatening way, or get to know each other better while enjoying a fabulous meal? The Progressive Dinner is just the recipe: a unique combination of fun, fine dining and relationship building with fellow members.This event is designed to help you meet your fellow Penn Club members and friends in a setting that encourages interaction. During this progres-sive networking dinner, you’ll spend each of the 3 courses with a different group of dynamic people so you’ll have a chance to learn about each oth-ers’ services, develop relationships, and find support and resources to help you and your business and social activities thrive.Bring along at least 40 business cards. Please provide your name, member #, school, class year, company name, title, and industry. We ask that mem-bers do not bring more than 1 guest from the same firm. All names and information to be provided in RSVP for name tags and seating purposes.$65 plus tax and gratuity per member and $70 plus tax and gratuity per non-member by September 3rd at noon (No walk-ins). For reservations, e-mail events@pennclubny.org or fax 212.403.6621 or RSVP online.

Book Group luncheon:olive Kitteridge |by elizabeth Strout (pulitzer prize winner)Monday, September 21st, 12:00 noon. Anyone who gets in the way of olive kitteridge, redoubtable seventh-grade math teacher in Crosby, Maine, had better watch out, for she crashes unapologetically through life like an emotional storm

trooper. She forces her husband, Henry, the town pharmacist, into tactical retreat; and she drives her beloved son, Christopher, across the country and into therapy. But appalling as Olive can be, Strout manages to make her deeply human and even sympathetic, as are all of the characters in this “novel in stories.” Covering a period of 30-odd years, most of the stories feature Olive as their focus, but in some she is bit player or even a footnote while other characters take center stage to sort through their own fears and insecurities. Though loneliness and loss haunt these pages, Strout also supplies gentle humor and a nourishing dose of hope. People are sustained by the rhythms of ordinary life and the natural won-ders of coastal Maine, and even Olive is sometimes caught off guard by life’s baffling beauty. Isabel Katzin leads discussion over a catered lunch.$49 plus tax and gratuity per member and $54 plus tax and gratuity per guest by September 18th at noon, $54 plus tax and gratuity for member walk-ins and $59 plus tax and gratuity for guest walk-ins. Includes book discussion and full buffet luncheon with coffee/tea and dessert. For reserva-tions, e-mail events@pennclubny.org or fax 212.403.6621 or RSVP online.

Fourth Annual Full House Night |Tuesday, September 29th. All events start at 6:45 p.m. and are followed by open mingling.

Mingle with your favorite Penn Club members and meet some new friends! Here’s how it works: Come to the club on Tuesday September 29th--feel free to bring along your spouse, a co-worker, a friend, or just come yourself--and choose from any of the three events happening at the same time. Surely one of our topics will strike your fancy! After your program is finished, gather with the attendees from the other events and chat over drinks. Conversation is easy when you can compare notes about what you saw and what you should plan on catching next year!The options are: 1) Meet Penn’s Entrepreneurs; 2) Whither Wall Street?; and 3) The “Art” of Selling and Buying Art: Christie’s Comes to the Penn Club!

1) Meet Penn’s EntrepreneursPenn has made a huge impact in the entrepreneurial space. Come listen to this exclusive panel and meet some of our alumni who have struck out on their own and reinvented themselves. Hear their stories and see if you have what it takes to be your own boss and leave Corporate America behind for good.

2) Whither Wall Street?Penn, particularly through Wharton, has made its mark on the financial sec-tor. But last year’s market meltdown, not to mention the collapse of Lehman Brothers and Bear Sterns, has left many of us guessing about what’s next. Come hear what some of our leading Penn alumni players in the financial world have to say about what happened and where they see things headed.

3) The “Art” of Selling and Buying Art: Christie’s Comes To The Penn Club!Veronique Chagnon-Burke, Director of Studies at Christie’s Education New York will come over to meet members and talk art! Among the topics she’ll cover: the role the auction house plays in the current art market, the history of the auction house and its development, and the specific role it plays especially with modern and contemporary art. She’ll also provide information on how to buy artwork and options on how to sell artwork, a big topic with today’s economy.All events are $24 plus tax and gratuity per member and $34 plus tax and gratuity per guest by September 28rd at noon, $34 plus tax and gratu-ity for member walk-ins and $44 plus tax and gratuity for guest walk-ins. Includes snacks and beverage during the open networking session after the events conclude. For reservations, e-mail events@pennclubny.org or fax 212.403.6621 or RSVP online.

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Tuesday, July 21st. Bullets Over Broadway (1994). This hilarious offering from Woody Allen, set in 1928 New York, stars John Cusack as a playwright who hires a demanding, talentless actress (Meg Tilly) as his leading lady… just to get financing from the actress’s gangster/boyfriend (Chazz Palminteri). One of Woody’s gems. Running time: 98 minutes.Tuesday, August 4th. Dinner at Eight (1933). When the going gets tough, the rich throw dinner parties! This classic, pre-Code comedy, directed by George Cukor, presents an all-star cast — including John Barrymore, Jean Harlow, and Lionel Barrymore — coping with changing economic fortunes during the Great Depression. Based on a stage play by George S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber. Running time: 111 minutes.Before each screening, soft drinks and dry snacks will be avail-able. Aftewards, discuss the movie informally with fellow club members as you socialize over pastries and dessert.$18 per person (includes pre-film snacks, the movie, dessert, tax, service) OR have a pre-screening dinner on the main floor (menu prices), then see the movie and have dessert at no addi-tional charge. Advance reservations required. No walk-ins, no cash at the door. For reservations, e-mail events@pennclubny.org or fax 212.403.6621 or RSVP online.

Midsummer Satiric Revue–Improv Comedy |Thursday, July 29th, 8:30 p.m. Midsummer calls for just the sophisticated sort of madness which Chicago City Limits (the acclaimed improv comedy troupe) serves up so well. They’re con-summate professionals, whose keen eye for the ridiculous has kept them writing and performing their own material satirizing politics, personalities, and culture (pop and un-pop) for over thirty years!They’ve tickled audiences of all ages at such diverse locales as the Copacabana, Lincoln Center, the Young Republican Club, and Super Bowl XXLL. Their National Touring Company has won awards for leaving a trail of laughter across the country.$55 per person (includes a prix-fix dinner [appetizer, entrée, dessert, coffee], one glass of wine, the performance, two more glasses of wine with the performance, tax, service) OR $22 per person (includes the performance, two glasses of wine, tax, service). For reservations, e-mail events@pennclubny.org or fax 212.403.6621 or RSVP online.

Beer Ahoy! Annual All-Ivy Beer Tasting |Thursday, August 13th, 6:30 p.m. In the late 18th century, British sailors with the East India Company brought their favorite October-brewed stock bitter ale with them on the long journeys to the Indian subcontinent. The reputation of this pleasantly copper-hewed brew, later known as India Pale Ale, spread with the trade winds to beer connoisseurs worldwide. Since then, IPAs have been a staple of British pubs and have developed a cult following in the U.S. More recently, these distinctive ales have won wider acceptance among mainstream American beer drinkers. In fact, it’s hard to find any self-respecting nightspot these days without at least one IPA on tap or in the bottle. This year, a hand-picked selection of IPAs will take center stage at our annual beer tasting event. Whether you are a longtime fan or more recent convert, come join us for a fun and frothy tasting of these splendidly bitter ales with a hoppy bite and delicate floral undertones!$32 per person, plus tax and service ($39.48 all-inclusive). For reservations, e-mail events@pennclubny.org or fax 212-403-6621 or RSVP online by Thursday, August 13th or until sold out.

Princeton Club(15 West 43rd Street)

The Totally Awesome Midsummer 80s Party |Thursday, July 23th, 8:00 p.m.–12:00 a.m. Break out your legwarmers, side ponytails, and Top Gun aviators for PCNY’s Inter-Club 80s party. We’ll be dancing the night away with our DJ to your fav rad jams. The bar will keep the party jumping with unlimited beer, wine, soda, and Depaz Rhum punch. Bring all your friends to enjoy this most triumphant evening. Festive attire (80s garb optional).$50 in advance; $60 after July 13 (includes hors d’oeuvres and bev-erages). Final sale on Monday, July 13th. For reservations, e-mail events@pennclubny.org or fax 212.403.6621 or RSVP online.

Williams Club(24 east 39th Street)

The World May Be Flat, But Those at the Top Don’t See it That Way |Wednesday, July 15th, 6:00-8:00 p.m. In today’s world, most people have little day to day practice with the formal communi-cation and application of precedence that are standard operat-ing procedure in high government and international business. At this informative and lively evening you will learn the basics of diplomatic protocol and how to use them in your professional life. Robert Hickey, Deputy Director of the Protocol School of Washington, is the author of the new book Honor & Respect: The Official Guide to Names, Titles, and Forms of Address.$10 per member, $15 per guest includes hors d’oeuvres, beer, wine, and soda. For reservations, e-mail events@pennclubny.org or fax 212.403.6621 or RSVP online.

Essays on Ordinary Happiness | Tuesday, July 28th, 6:00-8:00 p.m. In a failing economy, with depression and even Depression looming, embracing the simple pleasures in life may be the ticket to universal well-being. In his new book, Seven Pleasures: Essays on Ordinary Happiness, Willard Spiegelman discusses his top seven picks for happiness: reading, walking, looking, dancing, listening, swimming, and writing.$10 per member, $15 per guest includes hors d’oeuvres, beer, wine, and soda. For reservations, e-mail events@pennclubny.org or fax 212.403.6621 or RSVP online.

Harvard Club(27 West 44th Street)

Summer Cinema: Romance! Finance! Comedy! |6:30 p.m. registration/reception, 7:00 p.m. film, dessert follows. Here are two movies that can make a long, hot summer seem a bit shorter and a lot cooler!

Save the Date

Thursday, October 1st Class of 1990s Happy Hour

Monday, October 5th Real Estate Panel

Thursday, October 8th Class of 1970s Happy Hour Class of 1960s Happy Hour

Tuesday, October 13th Young Alumni Homecoming Bash

Thursday, October 15th Class of 2000s Happy Hour

Saturday, October 17th Bill Cosby at NY Philharmonic

Monday, October 19th Book Group Luncheon

Wednesday, October 21st 11th Annual Hedge Fund Panel

Thursday, October 22nd Class of 1980s Happy Hour

Thursday, October 29th Social and Professional Networking Series

Friday, October 30th Halloween Mixer

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Please note that walk-ins will be required to show Club ID at the door at all interclub events.

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Exploring Italy’s Variety–Summer Wines |Thursday, July 29th, 6:00pm registration/recep-tion, 6:30pm tasting. New York and Italian Wine Merchants present a tasting showcasing the vast flavors of Italy. Italian Wine Merchants (IWM), a retail shop that represents fine Italian wine exclusively, was founded in 1999 by Sergio Esposito, chef Mario Batali, and restauranteur Joe Bastianich. IWM carries only the top 1% of all Italian wine produced and houses the largest Italian vintage collection in the world. We’ll start in the north and taste our way through the diverse regions of Italia! Light hors d’oeuvres will be available prior to the tasting.$40 per person, plus service. Advance reserva-tions are required by Thursday, July 23rd at 12:00noon, at which time reservations are final sale. For reservations, e-mail events@penn-clubny.org or fax 212-403-6621 or RSVP online.

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CornerM E M B E R S H I P and Business Development Intra Club. The group is work-ing to enable design professionals to flourish in an adverse economic environment, by bringing together experts in business management and members of the design community, with the objective of developing practical tools and techniques to improve performance and results in the design fields. The first meeting will be in the Grill Room. Please contact Intra Club Captain Randall Knox (randallknox@alumni.upenn.edu) to RSVP or learn more.

Risk Management Intra Club |Monday, July 20th, 7:00 p.m. Open to those

early in their careers, late in their careers and in between, the Risk Management Intra Club seeks to connect practi-tioners in Credit, Market, and Operations Risk. This club will be a meeting place to exchange ideas, seek advice and stay abreast of the Risk Management field. We will hold meet-ings and events to engage members and expose them to the various facets of the profession. Members will have an active role in helping select those topics that deserve special attention or are pertinent to the times. Please contact Intra Club Captain Gonzalo Briceño, SEAS ‘02, (pen-nriskmanagement@gmail.com) to RSVP or learn more.

Community Service Intra Club:PENNdulum |Thursday, July 23rd, 7:00 p.m. We invite the Penn Club community to join as part of our steering committee and/or to participate in any of our activities. First week of August PENNdulum “swings” into action with two summer blood drives entitled “Roll Up Your Sleeves, Please”. Donate in NY Monday August 3rd through Friday August 7th, 7:30 a.m.–2:30 p.m. (200 Park Avenue Donor Center. To make an appointment call 646-949-1820--limit 15 donors per day www.nybloodcenter.org) AND in CT on Saturday August 8th only, 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. (Greenwich Hyatt Old Greenwich, CT. No walk-ins. To make an appointment call The Red Cross of Greenwich 203-305-3959). Donations for the CT canteen such as baked goods or crudite are welcome, as are volunteers to assist donors. Each donor in our NY or CT blood drives will receive a voucher for a free ticket to a Westport Country Playhouse Production in the 2009 or 2010 season (www.westportplayhouse.org, 203-227-4177)! Mention The Penn Club of NY any time you donate and we receive points towards gifts which will be donated to worthy causes as well. Remember...

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this summer when things heat up “Roll Up Your Sleeves, Please”...it’s cool. We will list all donors in an upcoming newletter. Mark your calendars for our City Harvest event in the fall. In the works for winter are Habitat For Humanity and a coat drive. Spring event is Locks of Love entitled “We Need Ten Inches” of your hair; open to all ages. Tutoring is also planned. Contact us with ideas and interest. Please contact Intra Club captain Cherie Quain (cheriefq@gmail.com, 646-354-3288) to RSVP or learn more.

Hedge Fund Investing Intra Club | Monday, July 27th, 6:15 p.m. Come discuss issues and provide information, education and research on latest trends in hedge funds, including fund of funds. Hedge funds are unregistered pri-vate investment partnerships, funds or pools that may invest and trade in many different markets, strategies, and instruments and are not subject to the same regulatory requirements as mutual funds. Please contact Intra Club Captain Dorothy C. Nickelson, C’02, (dorothynickelson@comcast.net) to RSVP or learn more.

Fantasy Football League Intra Club |As the leagues grow, they will become career spe-cific—finance, medical, politics, etc. In order to join the league, follow the link: http://football.fantasys-ports.yahoo.com/f1. Click the “Sign Up Now” or “Get Another Team” button and follow the links to “Join a Custom League”. When prompted, enter the League ID# “64030” and the Password “puckfrinceton.” E-mail Intra Club Captain Bill Jesunas, C’08, (wjesunas@alumni.upenn.edu) for more information.

Members Helping Members:Penn Club “Pink Slip” Tuesdays | 3rd Tuesday of each month—Next July 21st and August 18th, 4:00-5:00 p.m. With job losses mounting, the Penn Club is offering an opportunity for job seekers and those under-employed to meet in the Library on to network, talk about potential job opportunities, and garner support during these challenging times. Come gather with fellow mem-bers, whether you’re looking for work or if you are a professional who has gone through a lay off and wants to share how you overcame it! Each session, we welcome a special guest who can help members get closer to snagging that perfect job. On July 21st, there will be two special guests joining this Pink Slip event: Laura Goldberg, a noted media strategist who has been impacted by layoffs—twice—and lived to tell the tale; and communications consultant Christopher Mortell, a former analyst and media executive with Standard & Poor’s, who is able to provide insights and advice on the current employ-ment scene in the financial sector. Please RSVP for headcount purposes: events@pennclubny.org or fax 212.403.6621 or RSVP online.

Berel Rapoport, C’07, recently joined The Penn Club in January 2009. As the Regional Director of Sales and Marking/Haberdasher for Astor & Black Custom Clothiers, he is constantly traveling between New York and Philadelphia for business. He finds the busi-ness center and Grill Room perfect locations for meeting existing and potential future cli-ents. His company, which specializes in high quality, hand-made bespoke menswear, offers wonderful packages with exclusive discounts for Penn Club members. Mr. Rapoport and his wife are also proud to announce the birth of their son, Moshe Mi-chael. As the first member of his family to graduate from college, perhaps his son will carry

on the Penn legacy. Based in Philadelphia, Berel remains connected to the Penn community as an active Penn Club member and board member of the Penn Alumni Club of Philadelphia. Mr. Rapoport enjoys snowboarding, mountain biking, traveling, and reading books on economic history.To audition for member spotlight, please e-mail membership@pennclubny.org. To view the entire list of Intra Clubs log on to the

Members Only portion of our website at www.pennclub.org and click on “Bulletin Board.”

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Join an Intra Club!Intra Clubs (special interest groups within the club) are a way for you to get to know your fellow Penn Club members. For more information about joining or starting an Intra Club, please e-mail membership@pennclubny.org.

Chinese Language Intra Clubs | Wednesday, July 8th, 22nd, August 12th, 26th, 6:30 p.m. Join the Penn Club’s intra clubs for Mandarin or Cantonese conversation in the library on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month. Please contact Intra Club Captains Chau Lam (chau.w.lam@gmail.com) or Lin Yuan (lin.yuan@vanderbilt.edu) to RSVP or learn more.

Penn Women in Business Intra Club |Monday, September 21st, 6:30 p.m. PWIB’s goal is to assist women in meeting their professional goals whether it be through exploring business issues, using problem-solving tech-niques, or making introductions. Please contact Intra Club Captain Dorothy C. Nickelson, C’02, (dorothynickelson@comcast.net) to RSVP or learn more.

Real Estate Investment Intra Club |Wednesday, July 15th, 6:30 p.m. The Real Estate Investment Intra Club’s mission is to educate and support the professionals and leaders of real estate investment firms through training and network-ing opportunities. Please contact Intra Club Captain Lauren Davidson, (Lauren.davidson@grubb-ellis.com) to RSVP or learn more.

Romance Languages Intra Club |Monday, July 6th, August 3rd, 6:30 p.m. Come to the Penn Club’s new monthly intra club: Habla, Sprechen, Parle! Those who speak a Romance Language may meet and “talk, talk, talk” with others in the library. Please contact Intra Club Captain Caroline Repko, C’08, (caroline.repko@yahoo.com) to RSVP or learn more.

Architecture and Business Development Intra Club |

Thursday, July 9th, 6:30 p.m. If you are a design professional, are interested in design, or have an interest in business innova-tion, please join us for the inaugural meeting of the Architecture

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7All programs require written reservations. Please mail, fax (212.403.6621), e-mail (events@pennclubny.org), or register on the Web site (www.pennclub.org) to reserve.

Main Dining room events

Grill R O O M

Main DiningROOMMonday-Friday: Lunch 12-2:30 PMDinner 6-9 PMPlease call 212.403.6628 for all Main Dining Room reservations. Note that jackets are required for gentlemen during dinner.

GrillROOMMonday-Friday: Breakfast 7 -10 AMLunch 12-3 PMSandwich Corner 3-5:30 PMDinner 5:30-10 PMBar 12 NOON-11 PMSaturday: Continental Breakfast 7 -11 AMLunch 12-7 PMSunday: Continental Breakfast 7 -11 AM

Benjamin FranklinROOMMonday-Friday: Complimentary Coffee 10–11 AMKite & Key Bar 4–10:30 PM Franklin Living Room: Open Daily 24 hours

WinesOF THE MONTHLuigi Bosca Extra Brut

Luigi Bosca Reserva Chardonnay

DOCSingle vineyard Malbec

Late Harvest Gewurtztraminer

The Grill Room is an ideal place for a small gathering of friends or coworkers. Dinner parties of up to 10 and cocktail parties of up to 25 can be accommodated. Call us ahead of time and we can set up a spot for all to enjoy! Contact: Bonnie Baker at The Grill Room, 212.403.6580.

PROFESSIONAL AND SOCIAL NETWORkINg SERIES |July 30th, August 27th, 6:00 p.m.  Make friends and business contacts in a comfortable, upscale place where bright, profession-al, compassionate people can join together, spark conversations, establish relationships, and just have a very good time relaxing. Busy people have very little time—let this be that opportunity to take time to create new ideas and new relationships. Contact events@pennclubny.org for more information or to RSVP.

INTRODuCINg “SMOkE’S” |Say see ya later to Wednesday’s Steakhouse Night and nice to meet ya to its replacement Smokehouse Night. This summer en-joy a selection of smokey and savory BBQ meats that will have your mouth watering. Try: Pork Butt-Smoked and Slow Cooked with BBQ Sauce, $18; Chicken Breast on the Bone -Smoked and Slow Cooked with BBQ Sauce, $18; Beef Flank Steak -Smoked and Slow Cooked with BBQ Sauce, $20; Jumbo Shrimp-Sautéed with BBQ Sauce, $19.

Served With Fresh Baked Corn Bread and Your Choice Of Two Sides: Cheddar Cheese and Scallion Grits, Brown Sugar Baked Beans, Truffled Macaroni and Cheese, Penn Club Coleslaw, Col-lard Greens.  Smokey. Savory. Simply BBQ

PATRON VODkA AND RuM TASTINg |Thursday, July 30th, 6:30 p.m.  Join us for a special tasting featuring Patrons New Vodka and New Rum. The tasting will consist of Patron’s Pyrat XO Reserve (rum) and Patron’s Ultimat (vodka). You will be able to sample these straight and as a mixed cocktail. Enjoy these distinctive new tastes from Patron in the Grill Room.

$15 per person by July 29th.  For reservations, call Bonnie Baker at 212.403.6580 or email bbaker@pennclubny.org.  Please note there is a 48-hour cancellation policy in effect for this event.

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Alan Gilbert Conducts Mahler Symphony No. 3 |(NY Philharmonic)Tuesday, September 22nd, 6:00 p.m. dinner, 7:30 p.m. show Additional Artists: Petra Lang, Mezzo-Soprano; Women of the Westminster Symphonic Choir, Joe Miller, director; The American Boychair, Fernando Malvar-Ruiz, director$122.95 per person plus tax and gratuity includes dinner in the Club and show. Final sale. Member must be present to sign at dinner. For reservations, email events@pennclubny.org or fax 212.403.6621 or RSVP online by August 27th at noon.

Bill Cosby (NY Philharmonic) |Saturday, October 17th, 5:00 p.m. dinner, 7:00 p.m. show. A true legend in entertainment, Bill Cosby is an artist who knows how to entertain and force one to think, all at the same time. During this time he co-starred in a hit television adventure series by the name of I Spy, and his worked earned him three straight Emmy Awards from 1966-1968. He continued his stand-up work, started a family and continued his education. He created a hit cartoon series, Fat albert and the Cosby kids, a series based on his childhood. The series was a big Saturday morning hit for kids, schools were using the show as a teaching tool because of the elements of character that were taught in the show and most important, Bill Cosby used the show to help write his thesis that would eventually help him earn his coveted doctorate degree. The Cosby Show debuted in 1984 and became one of the top TV series of all time. Once again, he created material that was relevant and not simply mindless programming, and did so in a manner that was highly entertaining and humorous. Count on an evening of wonderful comedy done in the unassuming style this man has become legendary for performing. A Bill Cosby show is not simply about comedy. A Bill Cosby show is about hearing what is important in life and assuming responsibility for your actions.$144.95 per person plus tax and gratuity includes dinner in the Club and show. Final sale. Member must be present to sign at dinner. For reservations, email events@pennclubny.org or fax 212.403.6621 or RSVP online by August 27th at noon.

The Dining Room closes on August 31st and reopens on September 8th.

July Wine Dinner | Main Dining RoomFriday, July 10th. The only wine dinner of the summer is a feast you will truly enjoy. The four course meal and wine pairing are specifi-

cally designed to compliment a lovely summer day perfectly. Menu:❖Smoked Jumbo Sea Scallops, Roasted Red

beet Compote and Fresh basil Drizzle❖Carpaccio of Heirloom Tomatoes, Hydro

Arugula, Shaved Manchego Cheese and Truffle vinaigrette

❖braised veal Cheek, Spinach Gnocchi and Madeira Jus

❖Sauternes Poached Peach with Honey Mascarpone Ice Cream

Reserve your preferred seating time between 6:00 and 8:00p.m. $72.00 per person, plus tax and gratuity. For reservations call Tony Kontos at 212.403.6628 or e-mail tkontos@pennclubny.org or RSVP online. Please note there is a 48-hour cancellation policy in effect for this event.

July lobster Blast | Main Dining Room

Wednesday, July 22nd. This four course event needs little explanation… lobster, lobster, and more lobster! Menu:❖baby bibb Lettuce with Maine Lobster

Medallions, Asparagus and Lobster vinaigrette

❖Lobster bisque with Cognac❖Maryland Crab Stuffed Whole Lobster,

buttered Fingerling Potatoes and Sauteed Spinach

❖Fresh Raspberry Tarte with Sour Cream and Lemon Confit

Reserve your preferred seating time between 6:00 and 8:00p.m. $68.00 per person, plus tax and gratuity. For reservations call Tony Kontos at 212.403.6628 or e-mail tkontos@pennclubny.org or RSVP online. Please note there is a 48-hour cancellation policy in effect for this event.

GrillRoomDailySpecialsmonday: Wine/Beer Pairing MenuAll mixed flavored vodka drinks just $4

tuesday: Slide into the Grill Room every Tuesday for Slider Night—Three Beef Sliders served with a basket of French Fries and Chef John’s special sauce $12.75. Pair your sliders with two 8 oz. draft beers: our classic Yuengling draft and our seasonal draft $16.75.

Wednesday: “Smokehouse” BBQ Night—Choose from a selec-

tion of smoked and slow cooked BBQ meats and classic BBQ style sides

all for up to $20.00.

thursday: Sink or SwimYuengling Drafts $2 and All-you-can-eat Cheese Steaks $15.95

Friday: Wine/Beer Pairing MenuAll mixed flavored vodka drinks just $4

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All programs require written reservations. Please mail, fax (212.403.6621), e-mail (events@pennclubny.org), or register on the Web site (www.pennclub.org) to reserve.

HighlightsComedy NightFood and Wine ToursSocial Media PanelsLobster Blast

Your comments are important to us!For comments & suggestions regarding furnishings, property, grounds, repairs & maintenance, house rules, dress code, and rules of conduct, contact the House Committee at: housecommittee@pennclubny.org

For comments & suggestions regarding membership growth, contact the Membership Committee at: membershipcommittee@pennclubny.org

For comments & suggestions regarding member events and activities, contact the Program Committee at: programcommittee@pennclubny.org

For comments & suggestions regarding activities for young alumni (age 21–34), contact the Young Alumni Committee at: yac@pennclubny.org

To contact the Club with questions or room reservations, please call 212.764.3550.

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Fifth Annual Penn Adventure race |July 13th-31st. Test your endurance in a virtual race across America. You will row across rivers, stair climb and ski through the mountains. You’ll run and cycle across the Great Plains. Challenge your fellow Alumni to a race to the finish line in San Francisco. This year’s winner will receive their choice of a free Personal Training Session or a 60-minute Massage.Contact Palestra staff for race registration/rules at 212.403.6623 or healthclub@pennclubny.org.

Palestra F I T N E S S C E N T E RMonday–Friday 6:30 a.m.–9:30 p.m. Saturday–Sunday 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. To join contact Dan Ahearn: 212.403.6626, healthclub@pennclubny.org or come by the Palestra to start your fitness routine today.

Penn Club PresidentGeraldKnorr

General ManagerPeterM.Homberg,CCM

Program Committee ChairCarolineWaxler

EditorJulieYannalfo

• Keep in mind the sun is strongest between 10 am and 2 pm.• Always protective clothing when outdoors.• Wear clothing that is dark and tightly woven for the best

protection.• Wear a wide-brimmed hat and UV blocking sunglasses.• Remember that UV rays bounce off sand, snow, concrete and

water – the reflecting rays can cause skin damage.• Do not use sun tanning beds.• Keep very young children (6 months or less) out of the sun.

• Sunscreens need to be applied liberally and evenly over all exposed areas.

• Apply a sunscreen with an SPF of 15 or higher whenever you are outdoors.

• Reapply sunscreen after swimming, perspiring, and toweling off.• Don’t forget to put sunscreen on your neck, ears and lips.• For people with thin or thinning hair, apply sunscreen to the

scalp as well.• Stay in the shade whenever possible.

Fit Facts from the PalestraSuN SAFETY TIPS — Have Fun in the Sun — Safely!Following these sun safety tips both all year round and especially during outdoor summer activities can help prevent serious skin damage, and reduce your risk for skin cancer.

Classic tour of Yankee Stadium |Saturday, September 5th, 3:00p.m. or Sunday, September 20th, 2:20 p.m. This is your chance to get a behind the scenes tour of the new Yankee Stadium! The Classic Tour lasts 45 minutes to one hour and includes visits to the New York Yankees Museum, Monument Park and the dugout. Guests will pass through the batting cages and Yankees clubhouse area before ending the tour in the Great Hall near the team store. All tours are wheelchair accessible, begin and end at Gate 6 and are conducted rain or shine. Proceeds from the tours benefit the Yankees Foundation, a non-profit arm of the NY Yankees organization.$20.00 per adult and $13 per child (14 years & under) and senior citizen (60 years & over). Children 4 years and under are admitted free of charge. Tickets are non-exchangeable and non-refundable. For reservations, email events@pennclubny.org or fax 212.403.6621 or RSVP online by July 16th at noon.

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Food and Wine Tour: Nolita

Food and Wine Tour: Nolita

Class of 1990s Happy Hour

Comedy NightChinese Language Conversation–Beg/Int

Wine Dinner

An Evening of Dance with Rock Step, Inc.

Summer All Ivy MixerClass of 1980s Happy HourCommunity Service Intra Club

NY Philharmonic:Bolero and Other French DelightsClass of 1960s and 1970s Happy HoursArchitecture Intra Club

Macallen TastingEssays on Ordinary Happiness

Class of 2000s Happy Hour

Romance Languages Conversation Group

The Meat Market District—and Its New Park in the Sky

Harvard Film: Bullets Over Broadway

Food and Wine Tour: Upper West Side

Pink Slip Tuesday

Lobster BlastChinese Language Conversation–Int/Adv

Closed inHonor ofIndependenceDay

Risk Management Intra ClubSocial Media 102

5th Annual Penn Adventure RaceSocial Media 101

Italian Wine MerchantsMidsummer Satiric Review

Social and Professional Networking SeriesPatron Vodka & Rum Tasting

Last Day of Main Dining Room Service

The World May Be Flat, But Those at the Top Don’t See It That WayReal Estate Intra Club

Hedge Club Investing Intra Club

Monday,August3rd Romance Languages Conversation

Group Community Service Intra Club

Blood Drive BeginsTuesday,August4th Harvard Film: Dinner at EightThursday,August6th Class of 1990s Happy Hour

Sunday,August9th Wall Street Walking Tour: From

Windmills to World FinanceWednesday,August12th Chinese Language Conversation–

Beg/IntThursday,August13th Class of 1960s & 1970s Happy Hours Beer TastingTuesday,August18th Pink Slip Tuesday

Thursday,August20th Class of 2000s Happy HourWednesday,August26th Chinese Language Conversation–

Int/AdvThursday,August27th Class of 1980s Happy Hour Social and Professional Networking

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Real Estate Investing Intra ClubAlan Gilbert Conducts Mahler Symphony No. 3

Yankees Stadium Tour

Romance Languages Conversation GroupPalestra Biggest Winner Competition Begins

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Networking Learning Healthy Entertainment Drinks Dining Snacks

Class of 2000s Happy Hour – Ist September BashInter-Ivy Golf Outing

Main Dining Room ReopensInter-Ivy Progressive Networking Dinner

Class of 1960s and Class of 1970s Happy Hours

Class of 1980s Happy HourSocial & Professional Networking SeriesWine Dinner

Inter-Ivy Fall Mixer

Demystifying the College Application Process

Class of 1990s Happy Hour

Women in Business Intra ClubBook Group Luncheon: Olive Kitteridge

Chinese Language Conversation–Int/Adv

Hedge Fund Investing Intra Club

4th Annual Full House Night–Christie’s Comes to the Penn Club, Penn’s Entreprenuers, Whither Wall Street!

Yankees Stadium Tour

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EVENT/PROGRAMRESERVATIONS All events and programs, regardless of cost, require advance reserva-tions so that we can serve you and our guest speakers properly. reservations should be made in writing via mail, fax (212.403.6621), e-mail (events@pennclubny.org), or on the web site (www.pennclub.org). reservations cancelled by 3:00 p.m. two (2) business days (unless otherwise noted) prior to the event will not be charged. Cancellation requests received after this time, as well as all no-shows, are charged the full cost of the event. out-of-Club ticketed events (including, but not limited to, theatre events) are final sale and non-refundable. Attending any event without a reservation may result in an additional charge.