F&M REGIONAL CHAPTER PROGRAM

EVENT CATALOG FOR BLUE CHAPTERS

This Catalog is a collection of past email blasts that supported Blue Chapter outreach efforts and events. The events represented here were successful in attracting attendees and representing the mission of the Franklin & Marshall Regional Chapters program.

Past events included here have utilized the connections of local alumni and trustees to access unique program opportunities and have targeted a variety of audiences through the attractions offered. They were planned by local volunteers in partnership with staff from the College’s Alumni & Parent Relations office.

For more information about any of these events and to get started planning activities in your area, please contact Aimee Achorn Fasnacht in Alumni & Parent Relations at [email protected] or (717) 358-4719.

BREAK-EVEN EVENTS

Generally speaking, events that break even in terms of cost are simpler to plan logistically and can be ready to promote more quickly. They also require less promotion lead time, because of the limited financial exposure involved.

The costs of the events represented here were fully covered by attendee registration fees. Where noted, an alumnus or trustee helped to obtain a venue or attraction at a reduced price or at no cost.

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F&M Day at Johnson's Corner Farm in Medford, New Jersey

Join F&M friends for an afternoon on the farm in Southern New Jersey. We'll enjoy harvest fun on a beautiful fall day at Johnson's Corner Farm in Medford. Private hayrides will provide

transportation to the fields, where Fummers of F&M Day at Johnson's all ages will take part in popcorn and sweet Corner Farm in Medford, potato picking. Then head back to the barn, New Jersey where families will be greeted by sheep, pigs and chickens at the Johnson's animal farm. Sunday, November 11, 2012 Families will also have access to the Discovery 1 p.m. Barnyard, where younger and older children alike will have the opportunity to climb, slide $10.75 per adult (ages 13 and older) and take a stab at crossing the "Wacky Bridge." $12 per child (ages 1 through The market at Johnson's Corner Farm will be 12) open with a wide range of local produce and No charge for infants delicious baked goods, such as cakes, muffins Register Online and those irresistible cider donuts! Also, the Johnson's Corner Farm farm will be featuring its annual pie-tasting event. There will be free pie samples, and those

who pre-order their holiday pies that day will receive a 10 percent discount.

Show your pride and wear your F&M apparel! Registration includes the hayride, sweet potato picking (two per person), popcorn picking (four per person) and access to the animal farm and Discovery Barnyard.

*Made possible with the help of alum who was screening the film.

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Reception with Marc Meyers '94 and Screening of Harvest

Help celebrate the release of filmmaker and playwright Marc Meyers' second narrative feature film, Harvest.

Opening tonight at the Quad, Harvest is a New York Times "Critics' Pick." Click here to read the Reception with Marc Meyers '94 review by Stephen Holden. The film and Screening of Harvest stars Academy Award nominees Tuesday, May 10, 2011 Robert Loggia & Barbara Barrie, Jack Carpenter, Arye Gross, and 6 p.m. Reception, Scarpina. Tony Winner Victoria Clark, with 7:20 p.m. Show Time, The Quad. original music by Grammy and View the Harvest Trailer and website Tony Winner Duncan Sheik.

Register online today Next Tuesday, May 10, Marc will join us at Scarpina to talk

about the making of Harvest, presented by Monterey Media. Complimentary appetizers will be provided and a cash bar will be available. After the reception, we will walk to The Quad and purchase tickets individually ($11 per person) for the show. Running time is 103 minutes.

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F&M's Metro Washington D.C. Regional Chapter invites you to celebrate the publication of the most recent book by Robert Spector '69, The Mom & Pop Store: How the Unsung Heroes of the American Economy Are Surviving and Thriving. D.C. Mayor Fenty has proclaimed Monday, September 14, "Mom and Pop Store Day," and Spector will be appearing locally to discuss and sign his latest book. It features stories of entrepreneurial grit and success, including that of Hobby's Delicatessen in Newark, NJ, co-owned by Michael Brummer '87.

Sunday, September 13, 2009 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Frager's Hardware 1115 Pennsylvania Ave. SE Washington, DC 20003

Monday, September 14, 2009 7 p.m. Politics and Prose Book Store 5015 Connecticut Ave. NW Washington, DC 20008

A best-selling author and international speaker on world-class customer service, Spector is also the author of The Nordstrom Way, Amazon.com and Category Killers. We hope you will join us for this exciting opportunity. No registration is required. These events are free and open to the public at local "Mom & Pops" featured in the book. Copies of The Mom & Pop Store will be available to purchase on site. The Politics and Prose program will be videotaped by C-Span 2's Book TV.

Praise for The Mom & Pop Store:

"Every business lesson my dad ever taught me was built around the idea of treasuring every single customer. The resourceful entrepreneurs you'll meet in this captivating book live by that simple, but powerful, idea." -- Bruce Nordstrom, chairman emeritus, Nordstrom, Inc.

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FLAGSHIP EVENTS

Flagship events represent our highest quality Regional Chapter programs, and they are usually more complex logistically. They should be planned 4-6 months in advance and promoted 2-3 months in advance, to allow F&M Friends ample opportunity to participate.

The events represented here required funding beyond the income generated by registration fees to pay for space rental, faculty travel and other large costs.

The cost of these events were covered by a combination of PEP Award funding, attendee registration fees, financial contributions from the Alumni & Parent Relations office and contributions from alumni and trustees (where noted).

PEP (Premier Event Programming) awards are made available by the Alumni Association Board’s Chapters Committee through an application process. Alumni Association Board members who serve on local Chapter Councils and staff of the College’s Alumni & Parent Relations office can assist local Chapter volunteers in applying for this funding.

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7 p.m.

The Franklin Institute 222 North 20th Street Philadelphia, PA 19103 www.fi.edu

$75 per person

The Metro Philadelphia and Delaware Regional Chapters invite you to an upscale and uniquely F&M event. Please join us on Saturday, June 27, for a private tour of Galileo, the Medici & the Age of Astronomy; a once-in-a-lifetime exhibit at The Franklin. This is a world-exclusive show at The Franklin. It showcases Galileo's accomplishments, his discoveries, and his overall impact on astronomy, physics and math. The collections include artifacts that have never before left Italy, and showcase how the union of science, art and political power gave rise to Galileo's success.

EXCLUSIVE PACKAGE: Your experience will include a cocktail & hors d'oeuvres reception, a presentation by Franklin & Marshall faculty to illuminate Galileo, and a private, interactive tour of the exhibit with the opportunity for informal discussions with our faculty and museum docents. Professors Michael Murray '85, Andrea Lommen, Roger Thomas and Arny Feldman will be joining us for this special evening.

The event schedule is as follows:

7 - 8 p.m. Cocktail reception and open access to the permanent exhibits at The Franklin 8 - 8:30 p.m. Faculty presentation and greetings from special guests 8:30 - 10 p.m. Private Tours of Galileo, The Medici & the Age of Astronomy

Parking is separate from the registration fee, and costs $6 per car at The Franklin's garage. Register today by visiting us at www.fandm.edu/alumni, or by calling the Office of Alumni Relations at 866-925- 5500.

MAKE IT A WEEKEND GET-AWAY: If you are interested in extending your visit to Philadelphia, discounted hotel rooms are still available. The Four Seasons Philadelphia has King Rooms available at $195/night and a limited number of Executive Suites at $255/night. The hotel is within walking distance of The Franklin, and will continue to make these special rates available to guests of F&M based on availability. To book at the Four Seasons, please call 215-963-1500, and ask for the Franklin & Marshall group block.

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F&M's Metro NY Regional Chapter Presents Sondheim on Sondheim and an Exclusive Reception with Headliner Vanessa Williams and Director James Lapine '71

Join us on Broadway for Sondheim on Sondheim. This one-of-a-kind show, starring Vanessa Sondheim on Sondheim Williams and conceived and directed by James and an Exclusive Lapine '71, features music and lyrics by Stephen Reception with Sondheim. It offers an inside look at the famed Vanessa Williams and composer's personal life and artistic process. A James Lapine '71 starry ensemble of Broadway's best will perform Thursday, May 6, 2010 brand new arrangements of over two dozen 8 p.m. Sondheim tunes.

Studio 54 Recently featured in Vanity Fair, the program 254 West 54th Street brings together two of the most recognizable (Between Broadway and 8th names in American musical theater, each having Avenues) won multiple Tony and Drama Desk Awards. New York, NY 10019 Lapine and Sondheim have previously collaborated on shows including Passion, Into the Woods and $100 per person Sunday in the Park with George, which received the Pulitzer Prize for Drama.

After the show, F&M friends will gather for a private reception, where guests will meet star performer Vanessa Williams and director James Lapine '71.

*Made possible through alumni connection.

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Saturday, June 13, 2009 F&M Family Day at Hersheypark 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. - rain or shine!

Package Prices: Ages 3 to 8 - $35 Ages 9 to 54 - $55 Ages 55 to 69 - $40 Ages 70 and up - $25

Join us for an F&M outing to one of the region's cleanest, greenest family destinations - Hersheypark! There's something for everyone at this award-winning amusement park with thrilling rides, high-energy shows, classic games and delicious foods - not to mention this summer's biggest splash, The Boardwalk - The Seaquel. Mingle with fellow Diplomats throughout the Park, and enjoy our exclusive package:

 A full day's admission to the park, with a sneak preview opportunity on Friday night after 7:30 p.m.  Delicious dinner barbecue hosted by "Ben and John" in our private picnic location at 5 p.m. on Saturday evening  A Franklin & Marshall re-usable tote bag - one for each guest  Wear your F&M t-shirts, baseball caps and other swag to qualify for entry into our door prize drawing! Prizes will be awarded at the barbecue.

This fantastic package is available only with advance registration by noon on Friday, June 5, so sign up today! Why not make a weekend of it? Visit us online to learn more about discounted hotel rooms available to F&M guests.

Register online today, or call the Office of Alumni Relations at 1-866-925-5500.

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Join Us for Metro New York's Signature Event of the Season!

Saturday, May 30, 2009

9:30 a.m. Walking Tour of Central Park 11 a.m. Lunch at the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Petrie Café 12:30 p.m. Guided Tours of the Met's American Wing with Museum Docents

$50 General Admission $35 GOLD Alumni (Classes 1999-2009)

We hope you will join us for a walking tour of Central Park with Professor David Schuyler, followed by lunch and guided tours of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's newly opened American Wing. Professor Schuyler will deliver remarks on the history of Central Park and perspective on the Met's stunning collection of American paintings and furniture..

Learn more and register today at www.fandm.edu/alumni.

*Made possible through a parent connection.

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F&M's Metro NY Regional Chapter Presents an F&M Exclusive Guys and Dolls on Broadway and a private "Meet & Greet" after the show with actress Lauren Graham

Tuesday, April 28, 2009 7 p.m. The Nederlander Theatre, 208 West 41st St. (Between 7th and 8th Avenues)

$100 per person

Join us on Broadway for the classic Guys & Dolls and an exclusive, post-show experience. Considered one of the finest musical comedies ever written, Guys and Dolls is set in Depression-era Times Square and revolves around two big city gamblers and the women who love them. It is packed with one unforgettable song after another - "A Bushel and a Peck," "Sit Down, You're Rockin' the Boat," "Luck Be a Lady," and "The Oldest Established" to name a few. And, Franklin & Marshall Alumni Board member Larry Graham '65 has arranged the high point of the evening -- a post-show "meet & greet" with his daughter, actress Lauren Graham, who is well-known for her lead role in television's long-running Gilmore Girls and is making her musical comedy debut with this show.

It's an evening you won't want to miss, and space is limited. Register today at www.fandm.edu/alumni, or call the Office of Alumni Relations at 866-925-5500.

*Arranged through alumni family connection.

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Exclusive F&M Family Night at the NEW Please Touch Museum With Children's Book Author Virginia S. Rose '85

Saturday, February 28, 2009 6:00-8:30 PM $15 per person (all-inclusive) Free admission for children under 1 year of age

F&M's Philadelphia Regional Chapter invites you, your family and your friends to an exclusive event at the NEW Please Touch Museum in Fairmount Park! This private event will be a great way to beat the winter doldrums, have a great evening out with the kids, and avoid the crowds and lines at the hottest new family venue in the city!

Plus, Virginia S. Rose '85, author of The Tree on the Hill, will be our special guest, signing complimentary copies of her book. The Tree on the Hill is a children's book appealing to all ages, as it explores the idea that life's ordinary struggles build character, bring root to growth and forever change our core so that we believe in ourselves and life's possibilities. It's a perfect message for the times expressed with inspirational words and vibrant water-color images.

Our exclusive F&M package includes:

 Complimentary copy of The Tree on the Hill - one per family (additional copies available for purchase)  Dinner in the Please Taste Café  Access to all of the exhibits (some of the traditional favorites from the old museum location and plenty of new things, too!)  Rides on the Carousel  Free parking

Please Touch Museum Memorial Hall, Fairmount Park 4231 Avenue of the Republic (formerly North Concourse Drive) Philadelphia, PA 19131 (215) 581-3181 www.pleasetouchmuseum.org

Please register by Thursday, February 26, at www.fandm.edu/alumni, or by calling the Office of Alumni Relations at 866-925-5500.

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F&M's Metro Boston Regional Chapter presents:

A tour of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum with Professors Scott Wright and Kerry Sherin Wright

Saturday, February 21, 2009

1:30 p.m.: Guided tours at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, 280 The Fenway, Boston (www.gardnermuseum.org)

3 p.m.: Reception and presentation at nearby Church Restaurant, 69 Kilmarnock St., Boston (www.churchofboston.com)

Spend a midwinter afternoon with us at one of our city's cultural treasures. Enjoy guided tours of the museum, followed by a reception and presentation by Scott Wright, assistant professor of Art & Art History, and Kerry Sherin Wright, assistant professor of English and founding director of F&M's Philadelphia Alumni Writers House.

Sign up today for this uniquely F&M experience. The cost is $20 per person. To register, go to www.fandm.edu/alumni or call the Office of Alumni Relations at (866) 925-5500.

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F&M's Washington DC Regional Chapter Presents An Evening at the Folger Shakespeare Theater Featuring Henry IV and Special Guest, Professor Tamara Goeglein

Thursday, November 13, 2008 6:15pm Reception and Presentation 7:30pm Performance of Henry IV

Folger Shakespeare Theater, 201 East Capitol Street, SE, Washington DC www.folger.edu

$35.00 per person $20.00 per person for GOLD Alumni (Classes of '99-'08)

In an unstable political landscape, Henry IV's rule is threatened by rebellion. His son, Prince Hal, must choose between carousing with Falstaff and his band of rogues or embracing his noble character and protecting the throne. Weighing the nature of honor and obligation, Shakespeare's great history play also delivers with classic humor. Dr. Tamara Goeglein, Associate Dean of the Faculty and Associate Professor of English at F&M, will set the stage with her presentation during our pre-show reception!

Register today at alumni.fandm.edu, or call Alumni Relations at 866-925-5500!

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The Westchester/Southern Connecticut Chapter Presents A Tour of Washington Irving's "Sunnyside" and a Presentation by Professor Stanley Michalak on "Foreign Policy Issues in the 2008 Election"

Monday, October 20, 2008 Sunnyside, West Sunnyside Lane, Tarrytown, NY

6:15 p.m. Guided Tour of Sunnyside 7:00 p.m. Refreshments and Presentation by Professor Michalak

$10.00 per person

What better way to spend a late October evening than at the home of Washington Irving, author of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow? Please join us at this historic residence for a tour of the author's home, the company of F&M friends, and insight and analysis into the 2008 elections with Government Professor Stanley Michalak. Professor Michalak will explore our current foreign policy landscape and how it is impacting the 2008 Presidential election. Drinks and light refreshments will be served.

Learn more about Sunnyside, which is set along the beautiful Hudson River, at http://www.hudsonvalley.org/content/view/13/43. For more information about this event, contact Ryan Becker '98 at [email protected]. Register today at alumni.fandm.edu, or feel free to call the Office of Alumni Relations at 866-925-5500.

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Tuesday, September 23, 2008

The Jazz Gallery 290 Hudson Street, New York (2nd Floor)

7:00 p.m. Wine & Cheese Reception 7:30 p.m. Private Concert with Junior Mance & the Junior Mance Trio

$30.00 per person

Join us for an exhilarating evening of jazz featuring Junior Mance & the Junior Mance Trio, produced by Paul Weinstein '53!

A member of the International Jazz Hall of Fame, Junior Mance began his career as a jazz pianist in 1947 with Gene Ammons' band and later performed with the likes of Dinah Washington, Cannonball Adderly and Dizzy Gillespie. He formed his own trio in 1961 and followed with the release of multiple record albums. Junior has appeared with the "100 GOLD FINGERS," an elite jazz group that tours Japan every other year, and is also a member of the faculty of The New School's Jazz and Contemporary Music Program. He teaches classes in Blues and Ballads, and offers private lessons.

Paul Weinstein '53 came to a love of jazz early in life. As a child in the 40's, he and his father enjoyed Sunday concerts by jazz greats like Louis Armstrong and Fats Waller at New York's Town Hall. Later, in the 60's, he was a regular at the well-known jazz showcase, Dick Gibson's Colorado Jazz Party, and a lifelong avocation was born. Paul began producing jazz parties of his own in the 60's, including the "Heavenly Jazz" series that ran for three decades. Paul also brought jazz to F&M in the 70's with concerts including musicians like Al Cohn, Zoot Sims and Joe Venuti.

Learn more about Junior Mance at www.juniormance.com and about the Jazz Gallery at www.jazzgallery.org. Register for this program today at alumni.fandm.edu, or by calling Alumni Relations at 866-925-5500. If you have questions about the event, e-mail Ricardo Rivers '93 at [email protected].

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F&M Day at the Howard Peters Rawlings Conservatory & Gardens

Sunday, June 29, 2008 10:30AM-2:00PM

We're celebrating the first full year of great learning and research in the Ann & Richard Barshinger Life Science & Philosophy Building (LS&P) back on campus by bringing the life sciences experience to you!

We hope you will join us for a reception-style brunch and presentation by F&M Biology Professor Carl Pike, followed by guided tours of the conservatory and gardens. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn about exciting developments in the life sciences back on campus as well as to enjoy the gardens at their peak on an early summer afternoon.

Brunch menu includes breakfast burritos, yogurt and berry parfaits, deluxe pastries, fresh fruit, coffee, tea, cold beverages, and mimosas!

Tickets are $25.00 per person. Register today at alumni.fandm.edu, or by calling Alumni Programs at 866-925-5500. With any questions about the event, feel free to contact Scott Solomon '04 at [email protected].

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An F&M Family Day at the Philadelphia Zoo Sunday, June 1, 2008, 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.

Co-sponsored by Kim Lengel '86, Vice President of Conservation at the Philadelphia Zoo.

We're celebrating the first full year of great learning and research at F&M's Ann & Richard Barshinger Life Science & Philosophy Building by bringing the life sciences to you!

We hope you will join us for a visit to the Philadelphia Zoo, featuring a picnic lunch and a presentation by F&M Biology Professor Rob Jinks. You'll also hear Athena Manolakos '08 and Michael Gleicher '08 recap stories about the College's bird behavior labs.

In addition, Kim Lengel '86, the zoo's Vice President of Conservation, has arranged an F&M scavenger hunt with great prizes, a raffle for complimentary Zoo Balloon rides and a behind-the-scenes view of zoo operations!

Special discounted tickets for our group are $20 per person for those 12 and older and $10 for kids ages 2 - 11. Admission for children under the age of 2 is free of charge. Register today at alumni.fandm.edu or by calling Alumni Programs at 866-925-5500. If you have questions about the event, e-mail Dave Roscher '78 at [email protected].

*Arranged through an alumni connection.

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Celebrate springtime with an exhilarating evening of jazz featuring Tony and Grammy Award-winning vocalist, Dee Dee Bridgewater and the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. Bridgewater is known worldwide for her talent as a singer, actress and producer, and she is also the host of NPR's JazzSet. Learn more about her at www.deedeebridgewater.com.

F&M Professor Brian Norcross will be our special guest at the pre-concert reception. He will share news from the College's musical scene and background on the evening's performance. A back- stage tour will follow. Sign up today for this exclusive F&M experience of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra! To register, visit alumni.fandm.edu or call the Office of Alumni Programs at 866-925-5500. With questions about the event, please contact Alison Welski '02, New Jersey Chapter Chairperson, at [email protected].

An Evening of New Jersey Symphony Orchestra Pops with featured vocalist Dee Dee Bridgewater and special guest, F&M's Instrumental Conductor Dr. Brian Norcross

Hosted by Roxanne Kam '85, CFO, NJSO

Saturday, May 3, 2008 New Jersey Performing Arts Center, One Center Street, Newark, NJ 6:30 p.m. Dessert Reception and Back-Stage Tour with Professor Norcross 8:00 p.m. NJSO Pops Performance featuring Dee Dee Bridgewater

$35.00 per person

*Arranged through an alumni connection.

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Franklin & Marshall Tours Boston's Institute of Contemporary Art with Professor Virginia Maksymowicz, M.F.A.

Whether this is your first opportunity to see Boston's new Institute of Contemporary Art or your first chance to gain an exclusive look at the ICA through the eyes of F&M faculty, we hope you will join us for this exciting springtime event.

The afternoon will begin with a tour of the ICA's "World as a Stage" exhibit with Professor Virginia Maksymowicz, M.F.A. This exhibit includes the interdisciplinary works of sixteen international artists who examine how concepts of theater and spectacle have impacted the museum experience and the roles of spectator and participant. Learn more about this exhibit and the ICA at www.icaboston.org.

After the tour, we will adjourn to Anthony's Pier Four, 140 Northern Avenue (within walking distance of the ICA) for refreshments and fellowship, and Professor Maksymowicz will provide a presentation elaborating on the ICA's works on display.

Sunday, April 13, 2008 1:00 p.m. Tour of "World as a Stage" Exhibit at the ICA 2:30 p.m. Reception and Presentation by Professor Maksymowicz at nearby Anthony's Pier Four

$15.00 per person

Sign up now for this exclusive F&M experience of the ICA! To register, visit us at alumni.fandm.edu, or call the Office of Alumni Programs at (866) 925-5500.

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Analyzing the 2012 Elections with Dr. G. Terry Madonna at the Colonnade Hotel

Join us for a reception at the Colonnade Hotel in Boston, followed by an exciting evening of election year analysis with the director of F&M's Center for Politics and Public Affairs. Appetizers will be provided, and a cash bar will be available during the reception. Dr. Madonna will then share his fresh interpretations of news and polls regarding the 2012 elections.

Dr. Madonna will provide historical context Analyzing the 2012 and perspective on the current election season, Elections With with an emphasis on presidential and Dr. G. Terry Madonna congressional races. He will address the political environment the candidates face, Tuesday, September 18, 2012 review relevant polling data and discuss what 6 p.m. Reception the poll findings mean for the various 7 p.m. Program campaigns. In addition, Madonna will share his analysis of personalities and policies. Colonnade Hotel Dr. G. Terry Madonna is a nationally $20 per person recognized political pollster. He is the director Register Online of the Center for Politics and Public Affairs at Franklin & Marshall College and the Franklin &

Marshall College Poll.

It will be a memorable evening with F&M friends. We hope you will join us! Register online today, or call Alumni & Parent Relations at 866-925-5500.

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Brunch at the Willard with Remarks from Professor Patricia O'Hara 'A Christmas Carol' at

Ford's Theatre 'A Christmas Carol' Join F&M friends for a holiday Saturday, December 8, 2012 brunch at the historic Willard 11:30 a.m. Brunch and Hotel with special guest speaker Presentation by Professor of Professor of English Patricia English Patricia O'Hara O'Hara, followed by a matinee 2 p.m. Matinee Performance of "A performance of "A Christmas Christmas Carol" Carol" at Ford's Theatre. $65 per person (Rear Orchestra seats) We will celebrate the holidays with $55 per person (Balcony seats) the Willard's culinary delights and festive decorations, and Professor Register Online O'Hara will deliver a presentation about Charles Dickens and his classic Christmas tale. After brunch, guests will meet at Ford's Theatre for a memorable afternoon show.

Tickets are limited, so register online today or call the Office of Alumni & Parent Relations at 866- 925-5500. Guests will be on their own for transportation from the Willard to Ford's Theatre, which is about four blocks from the hotel.

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The Central Pa. Regional Chapter Invites You to "Irving Berlin's White Christmas, The Musical" With Dessert Reception and Professors Carol Davis and Sands Hall

Get ready to discover a delightful new show that's as fresh and rare as newly fallen snow!

The classic holiday tradition "White "Irving Berlin's White Christmas" comes to the stage at the Hershey Christmas, The Musical" Theatre as a brand-new Irving Berlin with F&M Private musical direct from Broadway. Reception We hope you will join F&M friends for this Hershey Theatre memorable kickoff to the holiday season, Saturday, November 10, including a private dessert reception in the 2012 theater's beautiful Mezzanine Lobby and a matinee performance with center orchestra 12:30 p.m. Holiday Dessert seating. Carol Davis, chair of theatre, dance Reception and film and associate professor of theatre at 2 p.m. Performance (Center Orchestra Seats) F&M, will offer remarks about this holiday classic. Also, Sands Hall, editor of F&M's $65 per person Alumni Arts Review and adjunct assistant Register Online professor of English, will share news about the new alumni arts magazine.

"Irving Berlin's White Christmas" tells the story of two showbiz buddies putting on a show in a magical Vermont inn and finding their perfect mates in the bargain. Full of dancing, laughter and some of the greatest songs ever written, "Irving Berlin's White Christmas" promises to be a merry and bright theatrical experience.

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An F&M Evening at Tanglewood with Diana Krall, the Boston Pops and a Private Dessert Reception

Join us for an F&M tradition in New England and an unforgettable summertime treat. We will celebrate the

season with the Boston Pops at a performance featuring Join Us for Diana Krall legendary jazz vocalist Diana Krall. with the Boston Pops at Tanglewood This year, our gathering will take place at the Boston Pops' seasonal venue, Tanglewood, in Lenox, Mass. Saturday, June 23, 2012 Before the concert we will enjoy the company of F&M 5:30 p.m. Dessert Reception, friends and delicious desserts at a private reception in Formal Gardens Tanglewood's Formal Gardens tent. Coffee, wine, beer 7 p.m. Concert, and cold beverages will also be available. Koussevitzky Music Shed Then we will move to the Koussevitzky Music Shed to $56 per person hear one of the greatest jazz vocalists of our time accompanied by the Pops in an outstanding musical Register Online program.

Born in Nanaimo, British Columbia, Diana Krall began

studying piano at the age of four. Encouraged by her

pianist father, she was performing in restaurants by the age of 15 and was ultimately awarded a scholarship to the Berklee College of Music in Boston. After two years at Berklee, she moved to Los Angeles and eventually to Toronto, where she signed with her first label. In 1993, Justin Time records released her first album, Stepping Out, and the rest is history.

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F&M Dines with the Dinosaurs

The Metro Philadelphia and Delaware Regional Chapters invite you to Dine with the Dinosaurs at the Academy of Natural Sciences in downtown

Philadelphia. On Saturday, January 14, we F&M Dines with the will have exclusive access to the Academy Dinosaurs and its fantastic exhibits.

Saturday, January 14, 2012 Our evening will begin with remarks by 5:30 - 8:30 p.m. Ted Daeschler '81, Vice President and Associate Curator of the Academy of Academy of Natural Sciences Natural Sciences, followed by an animal 1900 Benjamin Franklin Parkway show featuring many of the live animals Philadelphia studied at the Academy. Enjoy the world $30 for adults and children 10 and premiere of BUGS ... Outside the Box - older - an exhibit of insect sculptures complete $20 for children ages 9 and under with live bugs. Also check out Butterflies! in the Academy's tropical Register Online garden, filled with butterflies from around the world.

We will have dinner with over 30 dinosaurs, including the 42 foot long Tyrannosaurus rex, in Dinosaur Hall. Dinner will feature a macaroni and cheese bar with a wide variety of toppings, assorted "farm to gastropub" sliders, pub fries, garden salad and a cupcake bar.

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F&M's Central Pa. Regional Chapter Presents A Christmas Story, The Musical! with Private Reception and Cast Meet & Greet

A Christmas Story, The America's #1 Christmas movie comes to life Musical! with F&M Private on stage as a hilarious holiday musical, A Reception Christmas Story, The Musical! Hershey Theatre Premiering nationwide at the Hershey Theatre and produced by the film's original Sunday, November 13, 2011 Ralphie, Peter Billingsley, this holiday 12:30 p.m. Dessert and classic will entertain the whole family. Join Coffee Reception F&M friends for a delightful holiday 2 p.m. Performance experience, including a private dessert (Orchestra Seats) reception before the show and an exclusive meet-and-greet with the cast. $55 per person Register Today Based on the writings of radio humorist Jean Shepherd, A Christmas Story, The Musical! chronicles young, bespectacled

Ralphie Parker as he schemes his way towards the holiday gift of his dreams -- a Red Ryder Action Air Rifle BB Gun. ("You'll shoot your eye out kid!") A kooky leg lamp, outrageous pink bunny pajamas, a maniacal department store Santa, and a double-dog-dare to lick a freezing flagpole are just a few of the distractions that stand between young Ralphie and his Christmas wish.

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F&M's Boston Regional Chapter Presents An Evening with the Boston Pops and Matthew Butterfield, F&M Associate Professor of Music

Join us for a memorable evening with one of our city's cultural treasures - The An Evening with the Boston Boston Pops. We'll gather at the lovely Pops and Matthew Butterfield Colonnade Hotel for hors d'oeuvres, Tuesday, June 7, 2011 drinks and the company of F&M friends. Associate Professor Matthew Butterfield 6 p.m. Reception will be our special guest at the reception Colonnade Hotel 120 Huntington Ave. and will be featured during a brief Boston program.

At Symphony Hall, we will enjoy an 8 p.m. Performance evening of music and memories as the Symphony Hall Boston Pops showcases the American 301 Massachusetts Ave. Songbook (www.bostonpops.org) with Boston guest artists the Swingle Singers. We have orchestra-level seats for you to $60 per person maximize your listening experience. Shuttle transportation will be provided

between the hotel and concert venues.

Availability is limited, so register today!

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F&M Walks in the Steps of Ben Franklin

Our event includes a two-hour, guided walking tour of Old City Philadelphia, lunch at the historic City Tavern, a presentation by F&M History Professor Ted Pearson and visits from some special guests.

F&M Walks in the Steps We begin with a tour of Independence Hall of Ben Franklin and wind through the streets that Franklin Saturday, April 30, 2011 once called home. We will visit Franklin's gravesite, Christ Church and Franklin 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Court, and end our walk at City Tavern Old City Philadelphia with a period-inspired lunch and Franklin's Poor Richard Ale. No doubt Ben himself $30 per person would approve! $20 per GOLD Alumnus (Graduates of 2001 to 2010) Whether you're a Philadelphia native or have never been here before, our day Register online should offer new insights into Franklin's life and his impact on all of us.

Availability is limited, so register online today! A complete itinerary with meet-up instructions will be sent by email to registered guests the week before the event.

For answers to questions regarding the Walking Tour of Old City Philadelphia, or regarding this email, please contact F&M Alumni Relations at 866-925-5500.

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F&M's Westchester/Southern Connecticut Regional Chapter Presents "After the Fall" - An Exclusive Viewing of Eastern European Art with Marc Straus '65

Join F&M's Westchester/Southern Zsolt Bodoni The Green Uniform, 2010 Connecticut Chapter for an evening of learning and friendship at the Hudson Valley "After the Fall" Center for Contemporary Art in Peekskill, New York. The event will be hosted by Wednesday, November 17, 2010 HVCCA founders Marc '65 and Livia Straus. 6 p.m. - Wine & Cheese Reception The New York Times has called the HVCCA 6:45 p.m. - Program "the most dynamic contemporary art site in 7 p.m. - Guided Tour of "After the Westchester," and Marc and Livia Straus are Fall" frequently listed among the top 100 art collectors in the United States. Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art The program will begin with wine, cheese 1701 Main Street and F&M friends. Marc Straus '65, a former Peekskill, NY 10566 Trustee of the College, will discuss the $10 per person emerging art market in Eastern Europe and share insights for those interested in Register Today! beginning to build a personal art collection. Then Straus will provide a guided tour of the featured exhibit, "After the Fall," a collection of work by artists who were educated during the transitional period between communism and democracy.

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F&M Celebrates John Marshall at the U.S. Supreme Court

Franklin & Marshall's Metro Washington, D.C. Chapter invites you to an unforgettable evening in celebration of John Marshall.

Justice Samuel Alito will host the evening, joining us for our private reception with welcome remarks in the

Supreme Court's East Conference Room. F&M Celebrates Hors d'oeuvres, wine, beer and soda will John Marshall at the be served. Later, in the Court's West U.S. Supreme Court Conference Room, Government Professor Grier Stephenson will lead a panel Saturday, February 26, 2011 discussion featuring these distinguished 4 p.m. -- Reception, East alumni: Conference Room  Stanley Brand, Esq., '70, 5:30 p.m. -- Program, West Principal, Brand Law Group Conference Room  Steven Ross, Esq., '73, Partner, Supreme Court of the Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld United States 1 First Street NE  Paula Dow, Esq., '77, Attorney Washington, D.C. General, State of New Jersey. $60 per person Professor Stephenson will talk about John Space is limited, please Marshall's role in shaping the Supreme register online today Court, and panelists will explore perspectives on today's Court.

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Wednesday, May 27, 2009 6:30 p.m.

The Wine Market 921 East Fort Avenue Baltimore, MD 21230 410-244-6166 www.the-wine-market.com

$30 per person

Join us for a festive evening with Psychology Professor Jack Heller, Franklin & Marshall's resident wine expert, at The Wine Market in Locus Point. Jack will lead us in a tasting of a variety of wines while we enjoy a three-course menu of New American cuisine by The Wine Market's Executive Chef Jason Lear. This is a wonderful opportunity to re-connect with F&M friends and hear the latest about the College.

Seating is limited, so register online today or call the Office of Alumni Relations at 866-925-5500.

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A Conversation About Lincoln, From the Willard Hotel to Ford's Theatre

Sunday, May 3, 2009

Noon: Brunch at the Willard and presentation by American Studies Professor Louise Stevenson

2:30 p.m.: Matinee performance of the musical Civil War at Ford's Theatre

Join us for brunch at the historic Willard Hotel with special guest American Studies Professor Louise Stevenson, followed by a performance of the musical Civil War at newly renovated Ford's Theatre. Stevenson will deliver a presentation on Lincoln, including F&M's special connection to our 16th president, and we will learn more about the Willard's place in the life of Lincoln and important events of the day.

Register today at www.fandm.edu/alumni, or call the Office of Alumni Relations at 866-925-5500.

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F&M's Metro New York Regional Chapter Presents a Private Concert Featuring Legendary Jazz Trumpeter Jon Faddis with Jazz Guitarists Gene Bertoncini and Howard Alden

Join us for an exhilarating evening of jazz featuring legendary trumpeter Jon Faddis and guitarists Gene Bertoncini and Howard Alden. This musical program is being produced by Paul Weinstein '53, and it's an experience you won't want to miss. We will begin with a wine and cheese reception at 7 p.m. followed by musical sets at 7:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. Jon Faddis is known as the greatest jazz trumpeter of his generation. He began playing the trumpet at the age of 8, inspired by the performances of Dizzy Gillespie, with whom A Private Concert he was collaborating by his mid-teens. He has played live and in studio with many of American music's greatest artists Exclusively for F&M in including Sarah Vaughan, Duke Ellington and Frank New York Sinatra. He performed at the White House in 1982 at the age of 29, and his horn was also heard on the theme of the Tuesday, November 9, 2010 "Cosby Show." Gene Bertoncini is one of today's pre-eminent jazz The Jazz Gallery guitarists. He has performed with musical greats including 290 Hudson Street, New York Benny Goodman, Buddy Rich and Tony Bennett. Bertoncini honed his skills as a member of Johnny Carson's "Tonight (2nd Floor) Show" band and has performed with the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra. www.jazzgallery.org Howard Alden began playing the guitar at the age of 10, inspired by the music of Benny Goodman and Count Basie. 7 p.m. Wine & Cheese Reception He has performed with the likes of Woody Herman, Bud Freeman and Dizzy Gillespie. In 2004, Alden was the 7:30 p.m. Private Concert guitarist and musical director for a 50-city concert tour celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Newport Jazz Festival. $35.00 per person Produced by Paul Weinstein '53 for F&M in New York

Register today

*Arranged with the help of an alumni connection.

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F&M's Metro Philadelphia Regional Chapter Presents Brunch with Professor David Schuyler at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts

Martin Johnson Heade (1837 - 1926), Sunset Harbor at Rio, 1864, Public Treasures/Private Visions: Hudson River Oil on canvas, Henry C. Gibson School Masterworks from the Metropolitan Fund Museum of Art and Select Private Collections Brunch with Professor Join us for a memorable program led by American Studies David Schuyler at the Pennsylvania Academy Professor David Schuyler, a delicious brunch catered by of Fine Arts award-winning Jimmy Duffy's and a tour of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts' current exhibit of Sunday, April 25, 2010 Hudson River School paintings. Professor Schuyler will 11:30 a.m. Brunch and discuss the history and context of these stunning Program masterworks, and he and several PAFA docents will be on 12:45 p.m. Exhibit Tours hand to share their insights as part of the exhibit experience. Brunch and tours will take place in PAFA's $25 per person historic landmark building, opened in 1876 for our nation's Centennial Exposition and World's Fair.

Public Treasures/Private Visions is a rare opportunity to see paintings that seldom travel outside of New York City, as well as paintings from superlative select private collections of Hudson River School art. The Hudson River School is one of the most influential traditions in the history of American landscape painting. Ranging from grand visions of the American West to quiet forest interiors, American painters absorbed the traditions of European landscape artists and reinvented them to celebrate the distinctiveness of the vast American landscape, and created new art for a new land.

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Benjamin Franklin is well-known for his accomplishments in politics, education and science. He also had a great passion for music. He published a treatise on musical theory, played and invented musical instruments and has been given credit for composing a string quartet during his time in Paris. Join us as we celebrate Franklin's love of a vibrant cultural life and President John F. Kennedy's "contribution to the human spirit" at the National Symphony Orchestra Pops

performance of Happy Holidays!

Celebrate the Season Connect with fellow Diplomats at a dessert reception before with F&M and the the show, and enjoy one of DC's favorite holiday musical National Symphony traditions. Conductor Marvin Hamlisch and lively performers including jazz vocal ensemble Afro Blue, tenor Jonathan Orchestra Pops' Ansell and local 9-year-old flutist Emma Resmini (from Happy Holidays! Fairfax Station, VA), will present a program of festive songs and time-honored classics such as "O Holy Night," "Sleigh Friday, December 11, 2009 Ride," "White Christmas" and many more. John F. Kennedy Center for We hope you will join us for an evening that inspires lifelong the Performing Arts learning and captures the spirit of the season. Register online today, or call the Office of Alumni Relations at 6:30 p.m. Dessert Reception (866) 925-5500. Learn more about the Kennedy Center at 8 p.m. Concert http://www.kennedy-center.org/.

$45 per person

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Join us for an exhilarating evening of jazz featuring legendary jazz drummer and bandleader Chico Hamilton. This musical program is being produced by Paul Weinstein '53.

Having performed early in his career with jazz greats including Lester Young, Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Nat King Cole, Sammy Davis Jr., Billie Holiday and Lena Horne, Hamilton made his name as a band leader beginning in 1955 and continuing for decades.

In 1997, Chico received the New School University Jazz & A Private Concert with Contemporary Music Program's "Beacons in Jazz Award." This Jazz Legend award recognized Hamilton for his "significant contribution to the evolution of Jazz." In 2004, Hamilton was awarded a National Chico Hamilton Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master Fellowship, and in 2006, Produced by Congress confirmed the President's nomination of Chico to the Paul Weinstein '53 President's Council on the Arts. In 2007, Chico received a "Living Legacy Jazz Award" as part of The Kennedy Center's Exclusively for F&M in Jazz in Our Time Festival, as well as a Doctorate of Fine Arts

New York from the New School.

Tuesday, December 8, As dynamic as ever at the age of 87, Chico Hamilton has a 2009 resume that includes film scores, original compositions, commercial jingles, over 50 albums as a band leader and countless international tours. Hamilton teaches at the New The Jazz Gallery School's Jazz Program and tours extensively in North America 290 Hudson Street, New and records with his band "Euphoria" and is working on an York autobiography. (2nd Floor) Learn more about Chico Hamilton at 7:00 p.m. Wine & Cheese http://www.myspace.com/chicohamilton and about the Jazz Reception Gallery at www.jazzgallery.org.

7:30 p.m. Private Concert with Register online for this program today or by calling Alumni Chico Hamilton Relations at 866-925-5500. If you have questions about the event, e-mail Ricardo Rivers '93 at [email protected]. $35.00 per person

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SPORTING EVENTS

Sporting events continue to be widely attended, and in many cases have become annual traditions within particular Blue Chapters. The events that follow were organized around sporting events in the Chapter regions, for either professional sports teams or College teams playing in the region. These events represent a range of both “Break-Even” and “Flagship,” and were made possible through registration fees, PEP funding, College funding and alumni connections. “Break-Even” events and alumni connections are noted.

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F&M's Central Pennsylvania Regional Chapter Presents F&M Night with the Hershey Bears

Join the Central Pennsylvania Regional Chapter for F&M Night with the Hershey Bears. The Bears F&M Night with the will be facing the Syracuse Crunch on home ice. Hershey Bears We will start the evening right with a private Sunday, March 3, 2013 gathering in the Power Play room. A variety of

3:30 p.m. Reception appetizers and cookies, and a cash bar, will be 5 p.m. Game Time available. During the reception, several lucky drawing winners will have the opportunity to Giant Center watch warmups and practice from the home 550 West Hersheypark Drive penalty box. Remember your camera, because Hershey, PA 17033 Coco the Bear will visit our reception at about 4:30 Register Online p.m. The Power Play room will be available to us $35 per person (ages 9 and older) through the beginning of the third period. $25 per person (ages 8 and younger) Game time is 5 p.m., and we will enjoy all the action from 100-level seats. Dietz & Watson Dollar

Dogs will be available throughout the evening at concession stands.

Register today by visiting us online or by calling Alumni & Parent Relations at 866-925-5500. For more information about the Hershey Bears and helpful visitors' tips, visit www.hersheybears.com.

*Visit from mascot and drawing prize made possible through alumni connection.

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Hosted by: Larry Cohen '87, Vice President of Sales, Philadelphia 76'ers, and The Philadelphia Regional Chapter

Date & Time: Saturday, March 15th 6:00 PM - Happy Hour 7:00 PM - Game Time

Larry and his 76'ers colleagues have created a One-of-a-Kind package just for F&M alumni, families and friends!

Tickets: $36 for Lower Level Seats (box office price is $52) - You save $16!

This incredible package also includes:

 A wristband for pre-game happy hour (beer, wine & soda included) at the AT&T Pavilion inside of the Wachovia Center, featuring Chickie's & Pete's, the world's largest arena bar, The Bud Light Zone, as well as Campo's Authentic Philly Cheesesteaks.  In-Game Locker Room Tours. A Sixers rep will escort 2 groups of 8 people to take a sneak peak IN THE LOCKER ROOM DURING THE GAME. The 76'ers are the only NBA team to allow fans inside the locker room, and we have been granted this special access through Larry's work with the team. This once-in-a-lifetime experience will be raffled off randomly to 16 members of our group!

*Extras provided through an alumni connection.

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F&M Night with the Franklin & Marshall Night with the Brooklyn Nets Brooklyn Nets

Tuesday, April 9, 2013 Join us for an exciting evening with the 5 p.m. Brooklyn Nets in their inaugural season at Happy Hour at 200 Fifth the Barclays Center, and reminisce with 200 Fifth Ave., Brooklyn our special guests -- James McNally '11, Georgio Milligan '12 and Josh Harris '12, 7:30 p.m. of F&M's most recent "Final Four" Game Time at the Barclays basketball team. Center 620 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn We will meet at 200 Fifth for $99 per person complimentary appetizers and one round Register Online of complimentary drinks. Also, each attendee will receive a Franklin & Marshall College Alumni Association baseball cap.

Next, we will walk to the Barclays Center for NBA action as the Brooklyn Nets play the Philadelphia 76ers. Our seats are on the lower level in sections 102 and 104.

We hope you will join us! Register online,

or call Alumni & Parent Relations at 866- 925-5500. Tickets are limited, so register today!

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F&M Night with the Red Sox

Join F&M friends in celebrating the 100th anniversary of Fenway Park as we watch the Red Sox take on the Minnesota Twins.

We will start the evening right with our traditional tailgate on the Third Base Deck inside Fenway Park. This location is a covered deck on

the third base side of the park. Our menu will F&M Night with include barbecued chicken, pulled pork the Red Sox sandwiches, all-beef stadium hot dogs, corn on the cob, coleslaw, potato salad, garden salad, Thursday, August 2, 2012 cookies, brownies and sodas. Beer and wine will Fenway Park be served on a cash basis. 5:45 p.m. Barbecue 7:10 p.m. Game Time Our group seating will be located in Grandstand Right Field Section 11. Tickets are limited, so $75 per person register early by clicking here. We hope you can Register Online join us!

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F&M Night with the Baltimore Orioles Including Eddie Murray Legends Night

Join the Maryland Regional Chapter and F&M friends as we watch our Baltimore Orioles take on the Kansas City Royals. It will be a memorable summer night at the ballpark with a bullpen party picnic and the unveiling

of Eddie Murray's bronze sculpture F&M Night with the just steps from the picnic area. All fans Baltimore Orioles will receive a replica of this statue at the ballpark. Oriole Park at Camden Yards Saturday, August 11, 2012 Beginning at 5:30 p.m., we'll gather behind the bullpens in center field for Bullpen Party Picnic: 5:30 to 7 p.m. the picnic. The bullpen party menu Game Time: 7:05 p.m. will be hearty, including barbecued Price: $31 per person brisket of beef, hot dogs, pasta salad, (for admission and picnic) watermelon, popcorn, jumbo cookies, Register Online draft beer and sodas. This will also be a perfect viewing location for the

statue dedication. Then, we'll move to our special block of seats, located in the upper deck along the first base line, and enjoy an exciting evening of Orioles baseball.

*Event funded exclusively through registration fees (break-even).

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F&M Night with the Philadelphia Phillies

Join F&M Baseball's Head Coach Adam Taylor and fellow Diplomats as we watch the Philadelphia Phillies take on the San Francisco Giants.

We will start the evening right with our traditional tailgate outside of Citizens Bank Park. The tailgate menu will include delicious barbecue and side dishes F&M Night with the by Tommy Gunns American Barbecue and ice cream Philadelphia Phillies sandwiches for dessert. Sodas, bottled water and beer Friday, July 20, 2012 will also be provided. Our group seating will be located in Section 306. 5 p.m. Tailgate Lot F, Wachovia Center Location: Citizens Bank Park Parking Lot One Citizens Bank Way, 7:05 p.m. Game Time Philadelphia Citizens Bank Park Tailgate: 5 p.m. in Lot F of the Wachovia Center Parking Lot (Look for the $35 per person F&M tents and balloons!) Register Online Game 7:05 p.m. Time:

Price: $35 per person

Register online, or call Alumni & Parent Relations at 866-925-5500.

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F&M Day with the New York Mets Los Angeles Dodgers vs. New York Mets

Join F&M friends at Citi Field for an afternoon of fun, food and great baseball as the New York Mets take on the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Our group seats are in Section 303 of the Pepsi Porch, where we'll enjoy the F&M Day at the Mets company of F&M alumni, parents and Dodgers vs. Mets friends. Tickets include $18 per person to spend on the concessions of your choice. Saturday, July 21, 2012 Plus, the first 25,000 fans to enter the 1:10 p.m. stadium will receive an Edgardo Alfonzo Game Time at Citi Field bobble head.

$46 per person We hope you will join us! Please register online by Friday, June 1.

*Event funded exclusively through registration fees (break-even).

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F&M and CTCTen Day at the Philadelphia Union Sponsored by the Metro Philadelphia Chapter of the Franklin & Marshall

College Alumni Association F&M and CTCTen Day at the Philadelphia Union Join us for a special celebration with F&M friends at PPL Park, home of the Philadelphia Union professional Sponsored by the Metro soccer team. This celebration will honor the Philadelphia Chapter of the achievements of the CTCTen Foundation, created in F&M Alumni Association memory of Christopher Campbell '08, and raise money Saturday, April 14, 2012 for the organization's ongoing efforts at the Chris Campbell Memorial Field in Khayelitsha, South Africa. 1 p.m. Tailgate and CTCTen Benefit Festivities will begin with a tailgate and benefit in 3:30 p.m. Game Time stadium parking lot C, featuring Tommy Gunns PPL Park Barbecue and beverages from Yards Brewing Company. 1 Stadium Drive Ryan McGonigle '08, CTCTen's Director of US Chester, PA 19013 Operations, and Dan Wagner, Head Coach of the F&M Men's Soccer Team, will update us on CTCTen's $40 per person progress in South Africa and F&M's ongoing Register Online involvement at the field. Pictures of the field and recent events held there will be on display, and raffles for

Philadelphia Union tickets and merchandise will be held to raise money for CTCTen.

Afterward, we will take our seats on the sideline inside beautiful PPL Park for an afternoon of exciting soccer action as the Philadelphia Union take on close rivals, the Columbus Crew.

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Holiday Gathering and 17th Annual BB&T Classic

Join F&M friends for networking and fun this holiday season!

We'll enjoy pre-game festivities at Clyde's. It's a great opportunity to mix, mingle and share holiday cheer with alumni, parents and friends of the College. Food and beverage will be available on a cash basis in Holiday Gathering our reserved section of the restaurant. and BB&T Classic Guests will receive their game tickets at our Sunday, December 4, 2011 gathering.

12:30 p.m. Clyde's, Next, we'll walk to the Verizon Center for a 707 7th St., NW doubleheader basketball tournament to benefit the Children's Charities Foundation 2:30 p.m. Tournament (CCF). CCF has donated more than $8.2 Verizon Center million to various children's non-profit 601 F St., NW organizations in the Washington, D.C. $25 per person Metropolitan area.

Register by Nov. 30 In the first game, George Washington University will take on 2011 Final Four participant Virginia Commonwealth University. The second game will feature University of Maryland versus University of Notre Dame. At half time of game two, members of the cast of the Broadway

musical Mamma Mia will perform for our

entertainment.

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F&M's Metro New York Regional Chapter Presents Franklin & Marshall Night

at the US Open Tennis Championships F&M NIGHT AT THE US OPEN! For two weeks each year, the US Open is the focus of the sports and entertainment August 30, 2011 universe. Passionate fans from all over the Reception 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. world come to witness the toughest tennis Matches begin at 7 p.m. on the game's biggest stage. The one-of-a- kind experience, the magnificent grounds USTA Billie Jean King and the breakthrough innovations that National Tennis Center have become synonymous with America's Flushing Meadows - Corona Grand Slam keep fans coming back year Park after year, making the US Open the highest- Flushing, NY 11368 attended annual sporting event in the world. $175 per person On Tuesday, August 30, the Metro New Register Online York Chapter will host F&M Night at the Directions and Transportation US Open Tennis Championships in Options Flushing, N.Y. Admission includes lower- promenade-level seating, a private cocktail reception and a souvenir F&M tennis hat.

Please join us for a memorable evening of professional tennis with F&M friends.

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Franklin & Marshall Diplomats vs. Lancaster Barnstormers

Exhibition Game at Clipper Magazine Stadium

F&M Diplomats vs. Join us in cheering for the Blue & White as Lancaster Barnstormers the Franklin & Marshall Diplomats take on Tuesday, April 20, 2010 the Lancaster Barnstormers in an exhibition game on Tuesday, April 20! The 5 p.m. game, which is part of the Barnstormers' spring training, will be held at Clipper Clipper Magazine Stadium Magazine Stadium and is free and open to 650 N. Prince St., Lancaster the public.

No Charge for Admission The F&M baseball program has a strong connection with the Barnstormers. Matt Scheuing, the Diplomats' pitching coach, was a member of the Barnstormers inaugural team in 2005. Adam Taylor, the Diplomats' Head Coach, is excited about the opportunity: "This is great exposure for our guys to play with professional players and see how they go about their work," says Taylor.

Come out and cheer on our team!

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F&M Lacrosse Takes on the Washington & Lee Generals

Show your Blue & White pride! Join us for F&M lacrosse, great food and fun as our Diplomats take on the Washington & Lee Generals at Manhasset High School on F&M Lacrosse vs. Long Island. Washington & Lee Generals After the game, we will enjoy a reception Saturday, March 12, 2011 hosted by F&M's lacrosse parents group and a brief program featuring Coach Todd Noon -- Game Time Cavallaro. Manhasset High School 200 Memorial Place, Manhasset, Registration is required only for those who NY 11030 plan to attend the post-game reception in 2 p.m. -- Post-Game addition to the game. If you plan to attend Reception the reception, please register online today Manhasset Lakeville Fire so that we can include you in our food Department Company #2 preparations. 2 Community Drive East

Manhasset

No charge for admission

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SHOW YOUR BLUE & WHITE PRIDE! Join us for F&M football, great food and fun as our Diplomats take on the Johns Hopkins Blue Jays here in Baltimore.

SHOW YOUR BLUE & This all-you-can-eat lunch includes pit WHITE PRIDE! beef, pit chicken, hot dogs and delicious homemade chocolate chip cookies. Saturday, November 5, 2011 Register online today, or call Alumni 10:30 a.m. Tailgate at The Relations at 866-925-5500. Calvert School, 105 Tuscany Road, Baltimore 1 p.m. Game Time, Franklin & Marshall's Maryland Chapter Homewood Field (two blocks invites alumni, parents, students and from tailgate) friends to gather throughout the year for $10 per person a wide variety of programs. They include Free for current students and activities such as Diplomat athletic children under the age of 17 tailgates, networking activities, social gatherings and many others. Register Online If you would like to get involved with the

Maryland Chapter Council, to help plan activities for the Chapter or to share ideas for future programs, please contact Chapter Chairperson, Anne Mettam '06 at [email protected].

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Join F&M Women's Rowing at the Head of the Charles Regatta

The Metro Boston Regional Chapter invites you to our third annual gathering at the Head of the Charles Regatta, this year Join F&M Women's featuring F&M women's rowing! Rowing at the Head of the Charles Coach Robert Weber and the F&M women's Regatta crew competing in the Collegiate 4+ event in the regatta will join us at our private tent for Saturday, October 20, a light lunch and desserts beginning at 11:30 2012 a.m. For the remainder of the day, we will 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. enjoy the company of F&M friends at the tent, and an opportunity to watch our Reunion Village -- F&M Diplomats in action during their race, which tent location to be announced starts at 3:55 p.m. Soldiers Field Road (next There is no charge to join us at the F&M to Peabody Terrace on the tent; however, there is an admission fee Charles) collected at the entrance to Reunion Village. Cambridge, Mass. The cost is $5 per person, and is paid on site. Register online! Additional food, wine and beer will be available for purchase at the main Reunion

Village tent (cash only). Final details and tent assignment will be emailed to registrants a few days prior to the gathering.

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Sunday, February 17, 2008 6:30 to 8:30 pm

Lacrosse Museum and National Hall of Fame 113 W. University Parkway Baltimore, MD 21210 www.lacrosse.org/museum/index.phtml

No charge for admission.

Please join us in welcoming Anne Phillips '80, F&M Women's Lacrosse Coach, and this year's Women's Lacrosse team to Baltimore!

Anne will take us on a journey through the team's 2007 Championship season and share how our beloved Diplomats brought NCAA glory all the way home to Lancaster! Brace yourselves for an inspirational story about leadership and determination! And in the meantime, learn more about our championship team at http://godiplomats.cstv.com/sports/w-lacros/frma-w-lacros-body.html.

Desserts and coffee will be served. This is a fantastic family event, and children are welcome. Register today by calling the Alumni Programs Office at 866-925-5500 or by visiting alumni.fandm.edu! If you have any questions about the event, don't hesitate to contact Baltimore Chapter Chairman, Scott Solomon '04, at [email protected].

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SERVICE EVENTS

The events that follow were organized around charity and/or community service events within the Chapter regions, or with a charitable organization at the center of the event. These events are generally free admission, with any fees or proceeds charged by or going directly to the charitable organization. These events foster a sense of F&M community, and allow alumni promote the College while supporting a good cause.

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F&M's Philadelphia Regional Chapter Presents Red Cross Walk & Run to Save Lives

The F&M Metro Philadelphia Regional Red Cross Walk & Run to Chapter is excited to invite area alumni, Save Lives parents and friends to participate in this year's Red Cross Walk & Run to Save Lives Saturday, April 17, 2010 on Saturday, April 17. 7 a.m. - Registration Begins 8 a.m. - Warm Up The Walk & Run supports the Southeastern 8:30 a.m. - Walk & Run! Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Red Cross, which serves more than 3.5 million Memorial Hall in people in Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Fairmount Park Montgomery and Philadelphia counties. Philadelphia, PA 19131 (Free parking is available on We've created a Franklin & Marshall College North and South Concourse Philly Area Alumni Team -- click here to join Drive, Parkside Avenue and today! If you are unable to participate, we Belmont Avenue near Memorial hope that you'll consider making a donation Hall.) in support of our team and this great event.

Throughout the 5K route participants will find water stations, motivational teams to cheer them on, and support vehicles for those who need a rest. Light breakfast items will be available beforehand to keep you energized, and refreshments and snacks will be served after the event.

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F&M Holiday Cocktail Hour & Toy Drive

The Metro New York Regional Chapter invites you to celebrate the holiday season with F&M friends.

Help us make the holidays brighter for low-income children in Southern Brooklyn whose families were devastated by Hurricane Sandy. Bring F&M Holiday Cocktail Hour & a toy to be donated (toys should be Toy Drive appropriate for children between the Thursday, December 6, 2012 ages of 6 and 13). A food menu and 6:30-9:30 p.m. cash bar will be available. Guests will Van Diemens Café & Bar be responsible for their own food and 383 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10016 drink charges.

No charge for admission We hope to see you there! If you have Register Online questions, please contact Alanna Skydell '11. Check out the Metro New

York Chapter Facebook page.

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