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Baldwin parents bet on a good time at “A Night in Monte Carlo” A The Baldwin Parents’ Association hosted “A Night in Monte-Carlo” Saturday, April 17 on the school’s campus. Chairing the event was Anne Titterton (second from left) who takes a moment to visit with her husband, Norman Olson (left) and Parents’ Association President Patti Dietrich and her husband, Brian. B Committee chairs for the annual community gala included Claire Bunting, Shawn McLaughlin, Edwin Montoute, Beth Zemble, Sejita Page and Rachel McCurdy. The evening offered a delicious dinner, a martini bar, silent and lives auctions, casino games, a Tiffany Raffle and an exclusive chocolate tasting offered by Antoine Amrani Chocolates. 10 A B C D Annual gala raises over $150,000 Parents’ Gala C Welcoming the nearly 250 guests at the gala were Adina Halter, Roneece Dent, Anna Diecidue, Registration Chair JoAnn Phelan and Julie Horenstein. D Enjoying themselves at “A Night in Monte-Carlo” are parents and gala benefactors, Joel Greenberg and Marcy Gringlas; Head of School Sally Powell; and parents, Claude and Patricia Schoenberg.
The Baldwin Bookshelf Mary Standish Bartlett ’65, Throw a Great Party: Inspired by evenings in Paris with Jim Haynes, iUniverse, 2007. What do Chloë Sevigny, Molly Ivins, Allen Ginsberg, Yoko Ono, and Germaine Greer all have in common? They have all been guests at Jim Haynes’s studio in Paris. A dynamic and loveable American ex-pat, Jim Haynes welcomes anywhere fifty to a hundred people for food, fun, and conversation every Sunday in his home. These informal parties, now approaching their thirty-year mark, are the inspiration for Throw a Great Party and illustrate how to entertain a crowd at home without being overwhelmed. Do you want to give a party that’s fun and relaxed but also affordable? Throw a Great Party will show you how to give exciting parties that your friends will rave about. Inspired by Paris’ best underground dining experience, the Jim Haynes dinners, this book celebrates the whole concept of hospitality and entertaining. From start to finish, this practical easy-tofollow guide offers complete planning, budgeting, shopping, storage, cooking, and serving tips. The collection of tasty international recipes and menus, range from traditional to exotic and are proven crowd pleasers. Tested many times, these recipes can be made easily in any size kitchen. Throw a Great Party will convince you that entertaining can be a joyful exuberant experience. Dava Krause ’97, Child of the 80’s, New Wave Dynamic, April 1, 2010. Earlier this spring, comedy’s rising funny lady Dava Krause released her debut album, a mix of original songs and her live stand-up set. With her fresh vocal ability and acoustic guitar style, Krause incorporates odes to the notorious Bally’s gym, her roommate’s permanent-fixture-in-their-apartment boyfriend, a melody of impressions of the female singers who inspired her and more. In between the catchy comedic tunes, nothing is off limits as Krause offers her R E C E N T W O R K S BY A LU M N A E perspective on everything that has made her who she is today, including sororities, online dating, marriage, germaphobia, among many other colorful topics. Although she has a natural funny bone, Krause has been working hard at her comedy for many years. A regular on the Los Angeles comedy scene appearing at The Hollywood Improv, The Ice House and at The Laugh Factory on Tom Arnold’s “Laughing with the Stars,” Krause has traveled all over the country performing in clubs, colleges and festivals. In 2009, Krause booked a recurring role on the award-winning Fox television show, House, M.D.; and she is a national voice-over artist lending her voice to video games and radio and television commercials nationwide. Melissa Broder ’97, When You Say One Thing But Mean Your Mother, Ampersand Books Trade Paperback Original; February 6, 2010. By day Melissa Broder works as a literary publicist, but after hours this alumna can be found in one of many roles: curator of the Polestar Poetry Series, Chief Editor of La Petite Zine and, not to mention, poet. In this last role, Broder has seen much success. Her debut collection of poems opened to rave reviews not only in publications such as Publisher’s Weekly, Time Out New York, The San Francisco Examiner, but also from notable poets alike. Readers and reviewers extolled her work saying, “Broder will charm your pants off and then show you a little tough love in this vivid, witty first collection of poems: Each poem is artisan-crafted in controlled couplets, weighty triplets, tight syllabics and assonance that will take the top of your head off.” The winner of the Jerome Lowell Dejur Award and the Stark Prize for Poetry; Broder’s poems have appeared in many journals, including: Opium, Shampoo, Conte and The Del Sol Review. S P R I N G E C H O E S 2 0 1 0 1 1
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