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Sam Shepard's "The Holy Ghostly"

When:		November 1, 2007 8:00pm-9:00pm
Where:		The Fabulous Jalopy Theatre 315 Columbia St., Red Hook Brooklyn
Cost:		$10 Tix 718.395.3214

Frank Palmer directs Sam Shepard's one-act The Holy Ghostly with Frank Palmer, Steve Payne and Geoff Wiley

By Frank Palmer | 10.30.07 | Read

The Indian Economy: Changes and Challenges with the Consul General of India, Neelam Deo

When:		November 2, 2007 9:00am
Where:		Consulate of India 3 East 64th Street New York, NY
Cost:		WFPG Members $35 Non-members $45 Register online at: www.wfpg.org

In a world where globalization dominates the media, we look forward to hearing the insight of Consul General Deo, an economist, as she addresses the realities of India’s rapidly growing economy and continually expanding population and explores the opportunities and challenges the country is facing.

By Emily Brown | 11.02.07 | Read

Yale Volleyball at Columbia

When:		November 2, 2007 7:00pm-9:00pm
Where:		[http://www.gocolumbialions.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=9600&KEY=&ATCLID=319179 Levien Gym]

The Yale volleyball team plays at Columbia.

Edited by Karen Bemis | 10.03.07 | Read

Sam Shepard's "The Holy Ghostly"

When:		November 4, 2007 3:00pm-4:00pm
Where:		The Fabulous Jalopy Theatre 315 Columbia St., Red Hook, Brooklyn
Cost:		$10 Tix 718.395.3214

Frank Palmer (YSD '87) directs Sam Shepards one-act "The Holy Ghostly" with Frank Palmer, Steve Payne and Geoff Wiley

By Frank Palmer | 11.02.07 | Read

Reception & Dorian Webb Sample Sale

When:		November 7, 2007 6:00pm-9:00pm
Where:		259 W. 30th St., Suite 801, between 7th and 8th Avenues

SALE: Dorian Webb designed jewelry, chandeliers priced 65 -75% below retail!

Edited by | 10.29.07 | Read

Class of 1987 Class Lunches

When:		November 8, 2007 12:30pm-2:00pm
Where:		Yale Club of New York City, Tap Room
Cost:		$30

Class Lunch every second Thursday of the month!

Edited by Alberto Molina | 11.05.07 | Read

YAAMNY Fall Happy Hour on November 12th!

When:		November 12, 2007 6:30pm-9:30pm
Where:		Belmont Lounge 117 East 15th Street Between Park Ave S and Irving Place (near Union Square) Phone: 212.533.0009
Cost:		Free

Join fellow alumni for a Fall Happy Hour to catch up before the Holidays and discuss activities and events for next year!

There will be drink specials!

We will preprint name tags for those who RSVP by November 9th. To RSVP, email myluu AT aya.yale.edu (and Include your year of graduation and residential college or professional/graduate school).

We look forward to seeing you all at the Happy Hour!

By Alberto Molina | 11.29.07 | Read

DIRT CHEAP: Affordable Art Fair

When:		November 15, 2007 3:00pm
Where:		Stain Arts Lounge (owned by Krista Madsen, PC95) 766 Grand Street (L to grand, one block west)

Come do all your holiday shopping in this one-stop mini-mall of affordable (all for under $100!) handmade arts and crafts.

By krista madsen | 11.15.07 | Read

Class of 1995 Mini Reunion and Tailgate at the Game

When:		November 17, 2007 10:00am-2:00pm
Where:		The Y95 tailgate will be in Lot D starting at 10am. Look for the Y95 banner and balloons and for a tailgate overflowing with hospitality of all kinds.
Cost:		Free

Remember the crisp fall air at the Yale Bowl? Remember catching up with friends and enjoying a beer at the tailgates in Lot D? Remember rushing the field after Yale defeats Harvard? If you've ever considered returning to New Haven for a Yale/Harvard Game, this is the year to do ...

By Alberto Molina | 10.29.07 | Read

The Game

When:		November 17, 2007 12:00pm-3:00pm
Where:		[http://yalebulldogs.cstv.com/facilities/facbowl.html Yale Bowl, Class of 1954 Field]
Cost:		TBA

Yale hosts Harvard in football.

Edited by Karen Bemis | 10.03.07 | Read

Broadway Broads - a Musical Revue!

When:		November 18, 2007 3:00pm-5:00pm
Where:		Robert B. Van Fossan Theater Westminister Arts Center Bloomfield College 63 Fremont Street Bloomfield, NJ
Cost:		$25 general admission, www.southmountaintheaterworks.org or at the door

By Laura Farmer | 11.16.07 | Read

6 More Performances of Things Are Going to Change, I Can Feel It

When:		November 23, 2007 8:00pm
Where:		The Tank @ Collective: Unconscious 279 Church Street in Manhattan between Franklin and White. Directions at www.thetanknyc.org
Cost:		Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm and Sundays at 2pm Tickets $15 Reserve tickets at www.theatermania.com or (212)352-3101

Produced by Immediate Medium, Directed by J.J. Lind, Written by Michael Smart, Choreography by Liz Vacco With Max Dana, Brady Jenkins, Ainna Manapat, Mai Ushiroku and Liz Vacco Sets by Jared Lawton, Video and Sound by Robert Ramirez, Costumes by Maki Takenouchi Things Are Going to Change, I Can Feel It. is an absurdist tale of a Midwestern stewardess who becomes the president of the United States of Whosiwhatsits. During her years of leadership, under the Party of the Loosened Corset, she is confronted with an invasion by Britain, an extended war, economic distress and her own failures and triumphs as a political leader.

By Liz Vacco | 11.21.07 | Read

Benefit for new theatre company by Yalies, Lively Productions!

When:		November 30-December 1, 2007
Where:		Unwined @ Symphony Space 95th Street between Broadway & West End. (Subway 1,2,3 to 96th street)
Cost:		$10/ticket at the door plus a one drink minimum

Lively Productions is a brand new theater company started by recent Yale grads. Lively Productions' debut performance is quickly approaching December 6-9 at the 78th Street Theatre Lab. We are hosting a benefit to support the new company and its first performance, Everaftering and Other Tales! The fantastically talented Michal Towber (www.michalmusic.com) and Glenton Davis will be performing at the classy and also relatively new Unwined, and the event will cost $10 + a one drink minimum. Food and drinks available 'til closing time. So, come and join us for food, wine, music, and friendship as we celebrate the dedication and energy of our actors, directors, playwrights and audience members!

By Lisa Siciliano | 11.29.07 | Read