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JEAN STAPLETON, Which Occurred on Jazeera THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING UNION OF THE UNITED STATES . Creating Global Understanding Through English washington dc area branch DECEMBER 2001 News & Announcements PRESIDENT Mr. A. Graham Down ECOLOGIST LESTER R. BROWN FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT Mr. Frederic W. Schwartz, Jr. OFFERS A NEW ECONOMIC PARADIGM TREASURER Mr. C. Braxton Moncure A respected leader, and a prolific author who has been described by The Washington Post as “one of the world’s most influential thinkers,” LESTER R. BROWN will be with us in January to introduce and EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR sign copies of the book he regards as the most challenging volume he’s ever produced. Its title is Eco- Dr. John F. Andrews, OBE Economy: Building an Economy for the Earth, and its aim is to outline the steps we need to take if we VICE-PRESIDENTS want to keep our globe habitable and develop an ecologically sustainable economic order. Mrs. Armida Colt Mrs. Eleanor Ritchie Mr. Brown is the recipient of 22 honorary doctorates. He has also Dr. Marjorie J. Williams garnered such prestigious laurels as a 1986 MacArthur “genius” DIRECTORS award, the 1987 United Nations Environment Prize, and the 1994 Mrs. Gwendolyn Alexander Blue Planet Prize (carrying a purse of $500,000) for his exceptional Mrs. Louise Armstrong contributions to a discipline in which the stakes are enormous. Mr. William Fitzgerald III Mrs. Joan Healey Brown launched his career as a farmer in southern New Jersey. By Captain Macauley Howard 1964, after earning degrees from Rutgers, Maryland, and Harvard, Mr. Ian McDonald Ms. Susan Merritt he was an advisor to Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman. In Mr. Phillip H. Miller 1974, with support from the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, he Mrs. Gillian B. Quinby founded the WORLDWATCH INSTITUTE. Its annual STATE OF THE Mr. William L. Renfro WORLD reports, started in 1984, are now available in 30 languages Mr. F. Mark Wyatt and are viewed by many, including prominent heads of state, as our ADVISORY BOARD most authoritative guides to the health of a fragile biosphere. Mr. Eric W. Beshers FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 2002 Hon. Robert A. Brand Under Mr. Brown’s auspices an engaging magazine, World Watch, began appearing in 1988. In 1992 he augmented it with a second Hon. Clement E. Conger Program 6:30 Hon. Rockwood H. Foster annual, VITAL SIGNS: The Trends That are Shaping our Future. Mean- Hon. Phillip L. Gore Buffet Reception 7:30 Mr. Gilbert M. Grosvenor while he’s found time for such studies as Man, Land, and Food, THE WASHINGTON CLUB Dr. Richard H. Howland, OBE World Without Borders, Beyond Malthus, and Who Will Feed China? Mrs. Priscilla Liggett 15 Dupont Circle NW Mrs. Jane P. Plakias In May of 2001, after becoming chairman of the WORLDWATCH Dr. Stephen Joel Trachtenberg board, Mr. Brown established a new issue-oriented think-tank, the ESU Members & Guests - $30 Non-Members - $35 EARTH POLICY INSTITUTE. Eco-Economy is the most comprehensive OFFICE ADDRESS publication to be released thus far by that organization. Program Only - $10 1526 New Hampshire Avenue NW Washington, D.C. 20036 TELEPHONE (202) 234-4602 Did you miss the ESU-hosted December 7 edition of FACSIMILE BBC RADIO 4’s flagship public-affairs forum (202) 234-4639 WEB SITE ANY QUESTIONS? www.esuwdc.org For a link to the broadcast archive, visit E-MAIL [email protected] www.esuwdc.org in Eleanor: Her Secret Journey at Arena Stage, this was a gath- ering that focused, not on Edith Bunker, but on the rich Roo- Local News sevelt legacy. Joining the heroine of a touching one-woman drama was playwright Rhoda Lerman, who had supplied the FROM MICHAEL YORK TO BBC RADIO 4: script, Arena artistic director Molly Smith, who had brought A REMARKABLE SEQUENCE OF ATTRACTIONS the show to Washington, and NPR corre- spondent Linda Wertheimer, who moder- The second half of 2001 has been an extraordinarily rich period ated a fascinating panel discussion. for those who’ve been fortunate enough to take part in ESU activities. Our programs have been varied and fulfilling, and A few days later, on Sunday, October 21, several of them have benefited from participation by, or coverage thanks to the efforts of Audrey Pender- involving, key repesentatives of major news outlets. gast, thirty ESU members made their way to Washington National Cathedral for a On Friday, July 27, in a SPEAKING OF SHAKESPEARE dialogue resonant concert by London’s Westmin- that took place at The Washington Club, 150 attendees met and ster Cathedral Choir. Attendees then talked with one of Britain’s most popular exports. Reporter repaired to the College of Preachers for a light reception. Janelle Erlichman and photographer Rebecca D’Angelo (whose work appears below) were on hand for The Washington Post, and November turned out to be a month for book signings. On on Monday readers of the “Out and About” column encoun- Wedsnesday the 14th, during a Washington Club luncheon tered a picture of “The Shakespeare Guild’s Fair-Weather program that was recorded by C-SPAN for its weekend “Book Friend” and a revelation that “Actor Michael York has another TV” series, British statesman Roy Jenkins (here pictured in a talent: temperature control.” What photograph by Greg Lipscomb) prompted this story was a remark by shared highlights from his best- Guild President and ESU Executive selling biography of Sir Winston Director John Andrews, who Churchill. Two weeks later, on thanked his guest for arranging an Monday the 27th, CNN CROSS- unseasonably cool, dry spell for the FIRE’s Bill Press addressed a occasion and told him that in recipro- luncheon the ESU co-sponsored cation he was going to “start referring with the Woman’s National De- to the nation’s capital as ‘York- mocratic Club. Suggesting that all shire.’” With characteristic aplomb, the star of such films as the world’s a spin room, Mr. Press Cabaret and The Three Musketeers replied with a quip from Twelfth talked about the English that poli- ticians and PR specialists have Night: “What can I say? Some have greatness thrust upon them.” been putting on our language for as long as we’ve had leaders A week later, on Saturday, August 4, more than two dozen ESU like Richard III and Henry V – and observers like the Swan of members met on Capitol Hill for a tasty lunch at Taverna and a Avon to record their deeds and misdeeds. sprightly matinee at the Folger, where artistic director Catherine Flye’s INTERACT THEATRE mounted a witty 18th-century Ameri- Finally, on Friday, December 7, for an event that the ESU co- can version of Gilbert & Sullivan’s Pirates of Penzance. hosted with George Washington University, the British Ameri- can Business Association, and the British Council, BBC Ra- On Sunday afternoon, September 9, the ESU hosted an OPEN dio 4 brought its celebrated ANY HOUSE to introduce everyone to its handsome new quarters. On QUESTIONS? program to America behalf of the WOMAN’S NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB, its presi- for the first time in the show’s 53 dent, Rosemary Monagan, extended a fervent welcome to the years of broadcasting. Moderated by Club’s newest tenant. Then ESU president Graham Down and one of the U.K.‘s most familiar me- three of his fellow musicians presented a sparkling half-hour dia personalities, Jonathan Dim- chamber concert with selections from Ibert and Mozart. The bleby, with queries from members festivities concluded with a ceremony to recognize two honorees of the audience at GWU‘s Jack Mor- from Howard University: junior Marianna Ofosu, who was ton Auditorium, this animated 45- heading to Christ Church, Oxford, for a year of study as the minute discussion addressed the recipient of a Luard Scholarship from the ESU, and Pro-fessor E. U.S. response to global terrorism. Panelists included historian R. Braithwaite, who spoke with moving eloquence abot the prin- Amanda Foreman, writer Ted Halstead of The New America ciples that inform his work as a writer and teacher. Foundation, journalist Bill Kristol of The Weekly Standard, and Owing to a late-September postponment, our next event was A bureau chief Hafez al Mirazi of the Arab TV channel Al SALUTE TO ACTRESS JEAN STAPLETON, which occurred on Jazeera. Aired twice in the United Kingdom, this provocative Monday night, October 15, at ESU headquarters. Because Ms. discussion will be accessible for a brief time in an archived ver- Stapleton was in town to resurrect the “First Lady of the World” sion at www.bbc.co.uk/radio4. 2 ESU News & Announcements December 2001 English in Action A Word from Our President Does knowing a visitor from abroad or helping a foreign-born Dear Members and Friends, high-school student appeal to you? If so, you should think about becoming involved in one of the most rewarding volun- As we prepare for the delights of the holidays, I hope you’ll per- teer activities a person can experience. mit me to add to your joy by sharing some of the good news that has been warming our hearts at the Washington DC Area ENGLISH IN ACTION is a one-to-one tutoring program in which Branch of the English-Speaking Union. ordinary people meet for informal get-togethers. One will be a person with normal proficiency, but no special training, in the We’ve had the good fortune to enjoy a distinguished array of use of conversational English. The other will be a newcomer — program offerings. Not only have these events been enthusiasti- a recent immigrant to the U.S., a college student from abroad, cally received; they’ve given us unprecedented media exposure.
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