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The Vanderbilt Hustler HOMECOMINGHOMECOMINGHOMECOMING OCTOBER 20-22, 2011 U BY BROUGHT TO YO STLER WEEKENDWEEKENDWEEKEND THE VANDERBILT HU Welcome to Homecoming Weekend at Vanderbilt! Inside you will find a schedule of events from reunion details to football game information. This special issue has everything to guide you through your weekend. FOR A DETAILED LIST SCHEDULE OF EVENTS HIGHLIGHTS, SEE PAGE 4 9:30–11:30 a.m. to compete in the SEC. National Commodore THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20 Quinq Brunch—Classes of ’61 and prior Club staff members will be on hand to give FEATURED EVENT insight on the club and ways alumni can help 5:30–7 P.M. 10 a.m. promote Vanderbilt Athletics. Class of 1961 50th Reunion Reception Divinity School Cole Lecture Conversation Hosted by Chancellor Nicholas S. Zeppos and “Strong Religion, Weak Religion: Religious Ex- 12:15 p.m. Lydia Howarth tremism and its Violent Accomplices” Vanderbilt Catholic Mass Vanderbilt University Residence R. Scott Appleby Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vander- with the 211 Deer Park Drive Benton Chapel bilt Chapel Casual dress or Commodore best! Take a Chancellor shuttle from the Loews or the Marriott at 10 a.m., 1 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. 1–2 p.m. Vanderbilt hotels or valet park at the resi- Admissions Information Session and Campus Tour Conversation with the Chancellor Friday, October 21 dence. Reservations required. 2305 West End Ave. Sarratt Cinema Hosted by the Office of Undergraduate Ad- 1–2 p.m. 7–9 p.m. missions for prospective students and their 2–3:30 p.m. Blair School of Music Alumni/ families. Information sessions are scheduled AVBA Alumni/Student Panel: Life as a Vanderbilt Sarratt Cinema Student Networking Supper for 10 a.m., 1 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Friday and at Alumnus/a Wilma Ward Courtyard 10 a.m. Saturday. Campus tours follow at 11 Bishop Joseph Johnson Black Cultural Center a.m., 2 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Friday and at 11 a.m. Hear from distinguished black Vanderbilt 7 p.m. Saturday. Reservations required. alumni in various professions and learn of Divinity School Cole Lecture their successes and struggles throughout their “The Ambivalence of the Sacred: Religion as a 11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. undergraduate and professional lives. Source of Violent and Nonviolent Militance” Lunch and Learn: Caring for Aging Parents and Relatives R. Scott Appleby, professor of history, director Frist Hall, Room 140 2–3:30 p.m. of Kroc Institute for International Peace Stud- Presentation by Jennifer Kim, VUSN geriatric K.C. Potter Center and Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, ies, University of Notre Dame nursing instructor. Valet parking is available Transgender, Queer and Intersex (LGBTQI) Life Open House Benton Chapel for nursing alumni at Godchaux Hall from 11 K.C. Potter Center, 312 West Side Row a.m.–3:30 p.m. 7–9 p.m. 2–4 p.m. Engineering Celebration Dinner 11:45 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Vanderbilt Medical Alumni Association Open House Student Life Center Ballroom Undergraduate Reunion Educational Events Light Hall, third floor student lounge By invitation only Fun, food and prizes—open to all reuniting 11:30 a.m. Vanderbilt alumni from all schools. 8 p.m. Peabody Pioneer Lunch Homecoming Quake Peabody Library, Fireside Reading Room 2–4 p.m. My Morning Jacket By invitation only The Chemistry Department and Physics & Astronomy Memorial Gym Department Alumni Reception 12–3:30 p.m. Courtyard between buildings 6 and 7 of the Vanderbilt Athletics Open House Stevenson Center FRIDAY,O OCT BER 21 McGugin Center In the case of inclement weather, the reception 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Come visit with McGugin Center for a tour of will be held in the lobby of Stevenson Center Reunion Registration/Packet Pickup our athletic facilities and see where our Com- building 7. modore student-athletes prepare every day JOHN RUSSELL/ VU MEDIA RELATIONS Sarratt Cinema lobby CONTINUED on page 2 Vanderbilt Discount * with Valid Vandy I.D. 10% off* “Hot Buttered Buns!” Weekdays and *All Hot Dogs, Sausages and Sandwiches served on a Toasted, New England style bun. Weekends 20% off* Corisdoghouse.com 615-329-9444 Weekdays after 5 pm Hot Dogs, Sausages & Beer 106 29th ave North Nashville, TN. *excludes alcohol ★ ★ 2 HOMECOMING WEEKEND, OCTOBER 21, 2011 THE VANDERBILT HUSTLER www.InsideVandy.com HOMECOMINGHOMECOMING WEEKENDWEEKEND 1. 25th Ave Staff Garage 19. McGugin Center Shuttle Schedule: 2. Alumni Lawn 20. Monroe Carell Jr. 3. Band Building/Music Children’s Hospital 1. Registration and Educational Events Route: Rehearsal Hall at Vanderbilt 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. 4. Ben Schulman Center 21. Olin Lawn and Terrace Shuttles will run in a continuous loop between Ter- 5. Bishop Johnson Black 22. Owen Graduate race Place Garage and Sarratt Student Center. Cultural Center School of Management 20112011 2. Quinq Brunch Route: 8:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. 6. Blair School of Music/ 23. Rand Hall/VU Shuttles will run in a continuous loop between Ter- Ingram Center Bookstore race Place Garage and the Student Life Center. 7. Branscomb 24. Sarratt Student Center Quadrangle 25. Student Life Center 3. The Ingram Commons Educational Event Route: 8. Buttrick Hall 26. Terrace Place Garage 20th AVENUE SOUTH Shuttles will leave the Sarratt Student Center at 2011 2 p.m. for The Ingram Commons, returning to 9. Curry Field 27. Undergraduate the student center at 3:30 p.m. 10. Divinity School Admissions Loews Terrace P Vanderbilt Place Plaza 26 Garage 11. Featheringill Hall 28. University Club 4. Langford Auditorium Educational Event Route: 12. Godchaux Hall 29. Wesley Place Garage HAYES STREET Shuttles will leave the Sarratt Student Center at 13. Jean & Alexander Heard Li- 30. Wilson Hall TERRACE PLACE LOUISE AVENUE 2:15 p.m. for Langford Auditorium, returning to brary 31. Wyatt Rotunda 21st AVENUE SOUTH the student center at 4:15 p.m. 18th AVENUE SOUTH 14. Kirkland Hall Items in BOLD are Undergradu- 5. Campus Shuttle Tour Route: 15. Langford Auditorium ELLISTON PLACE ate Reunion Weekend event loca- BROADWAY 23rd AVENUE NORTH Shuttles will leave the Sarratt Student Center at 16. Law School tions. DIVISION STREET 3:30 p.m. for the tour, returning to the studentSOUTH STREET 17. Library Lawn Please see registration materials WEST END AVENUE 18. The Martha Rivers Lot 5A center at 4:30 p.m. for details. Wilson Ingram Commons 9 Lot 5B at Vanderbilt 30 Curry ADELICIA AVENUE Field P Law 25th AVENUE NORTH School 24th AVENUE N Kirkland 27 19th AVENUE SOUTH Admissions 16 20th AVENUE SOUTH & Financial 14 Aid Alumni GRAND AVENUE 2 Neely 22 Alumni Auditorium Lawn Owen School 24th AVENUE SOUTH Centennial WEST SIDE ROW Park Divinity School EE Garland 18th AVENUE SOUTH Sarratt Benton Chapel Student 10 Center Rand SCARRITT PLACE 21st AVENUE SOUTH 24 23 Wesley Place 29 Parking Jean & Alexander P 25th AVENUE SOUTH R 17 Heard Library KENSINGTON PLACE Buttrick Bishop Library WEST END AVENUE Joseph Lawn Johnson 13 Center 8 5 Godchaux Bryan Stevenson CE LA Center ORE P 12 OD Branscomb 24th AVENUE SOUTHM Marriott M Quad O 11 Hotel E C C VANDERBILT PLACE A Featheringill L Ben Schulman P N Center 7 TO 19th AVENUE SOUTH ING KENS Bridge EDGEHILL AVENUE 4 TR LANE Memorial Student C Gym Life N O S Medical KIRKLAND PLACE N Center E North Magnolia E. Bronson V 25 E. Bronson (MCN) Lawn Ingram E Studio T Arts Center 28 S University 28th AVENUE 3SOUTH Club Music Rehearsal MAGNOLIA CIRCLE GARLAND AVENUE EE MEDICAL CENTER DRIVE NATCHEZ TRACE Langford Football Auditorium APPLETON PLACE Stadium 21 Olin Baseball Stadium TAILGATE 15 18th AVENUE SOUTH P JESS NEELY DRIVE HIGHLAND AVENUE Commons Commons Lot 77 Lawn Center 25th AVENUE SOUTH P (MCE) Peabody VANDERBILT PLACE McGugin 17th AVENUE SOUTH Center Esplanade 25th Avenue VU MEDICAL CENTER EE Staff 19 Garage 18 HORTON AVENUE Emergency The Martha 1 Rivers Ingram 24th AVENUE SOUTH VA HOSPITAL Commons Hank Lower Ingram Memorial Quad 21st AVENUE SOUTH DIXIE PLACE Stambaugh Chaffin MEDICAL CENTER DRIVE Upper Murray Crawford Quad Bridge 31 Wyatt Center Sutherland 18th AVENUE SOUTH SOUTH DRIVE 17th AVENUE SOUTH PIERCE AVENUE Mayfield Apts CAPERS AVENUE Monroe 20 Carell Jr. Children's Hospital NATCHEZ TRACE at Vanderbilt Natchez West Field Garage CAPERS AVENUE CHILDREN'S WAY CHILDREN'S WAY 2 2 n d A V E N Blair U School 6 E of Music S O U 25th AVENUE SOUTH T 24th AVE SOUTH AVE 24th 23rd AVE SOUTH H BLAKEMORE AVENUE 19th AVENUE SOUTH BLAKEMORE AVENUE WEDGEWOOD AVENUE Shuttle Stop Weekend parking will be available in the following locations: EE Educational Event - West End Avenue meters from 21st to 24th avenues, not enforced after 6 p.m. Class Party - Terrace Place Garage in nonreserved spaces - Wesley Place Garage in spaces 52 – 170 before 4 p.m. and in spaces 330-695 after 4 p.m. Registration R - Lot 77 on 18th Avenue - 25th Avenue Staff Garage (Highland Avenue entrance) after 5 p.m. P Parking Mobility assistance will be available at Sarratt Student Center Handicap Parking and Alumni Lawn. OCTOBEROCTOBER 20–2220–22 ★ ★ www.InsideVandy.com THE VANDERBILT HUSTLER HOMECOMING WEEKEND, OCTOBER 21, 2011 3 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS (continued) FROM page 1 3–4 p.m. 5–5:45 p.m. Wikipedia, WikiLeaks and Wiccans: Historical Ac- Vanderbilt Hillel Wine and Cheese Reception SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 curacy Online Ben Schulman Center for Jewish Life FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 (continued) Central Library Community Room 9–10:30 a.m. Please join John Seigenthaler for this en- 5–5:30 Blair School of Music Reunion Breakfast 2–4:30 p.m.
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