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ESCOM FOR ACTIVE LIFELONG LEARNERS
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ESCOM
for active Lifelong Learning
Lifelong Learning
Lifelong Doing
Lifelong Friends
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Club Notes
November 2016
Editor: Luanne Mullin
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WELCOME TO THE November 2016 CLUB NOTES --
Last month, I started the Club Notes with the visualization of sitting in a cozy conference room with a group of colleagues discussing national and global trends, world news, philosophies, art and ethical issues, among many other themes and topics available here at ESCOM. One of the clubs that epitomizes, for me, the collegiality and camaraderie I was referring to is the Moral-Ethical and Legal Issues Roundtable, lead by Cole Posard. It is one of the longest running clubs and has one of the largest memberships. This month, along with his submission for the next Club Notes, Cole sent me an announcement he had written to his members about his decision to step down as the leader starting in January. With his permission, I reprint it here for all of you, not only because it is beautifully written, but it so captures the essence of what clubs, community, curiosity and life long learning has the potential to bring to all our lives. Thanks, Cole.
TRANSPARENCY
In the spirit of transparency, I want everyone to know that after December 20th I’ll be stepping away from leading the Roundtable. I know for Donna and me, and those of you who keep showing up for our discussions, this has been a valuable, looked-forward-to part of our month. And I want all to know this was a hard decision for me to make and a long time in coming.
Those of you who have gathered around the Roundtable are all fantastic people, extraordinary, intelligent and people Donna and I have felt and feel privileged to know. I might also add, many of you are friends. Hopefully, we can find ways to somehow keep most of you in our lives.
For the Roundtable this has been an exceptionally stellar year. That in this age of fragmentation there are still enough idealists who believe in ethics and morality to make our Roundtable among the most attended Clubs in ESCOM, is its own amazement. And it’s been so because of those who have led a discussion and those who weighed in with wit and intelligence -- and those unique outsiders who accepted our invitation to sit at our Roundtable and address issues that really matter, issues that help heal the fabric of a society torn by so much selfishness and distrust.
But here’s the thing, -- all beginnings have ends and as Ecclesiastes has it, “There’s a time for everything – a time to plant and a time to uproot; a time to speak and a time to be silent;” and finally, for me, there’s also a time to refrain from embracing and a time to search. I’ve recently concluded that that time is now.
I’ve got this inner itch to explore more of this life by embarking on some of those uncharted journeys not yet traveled. Besides, I’ve discovered I also need more time, time to pause, if for no other reason than to smell the flowers and look up at clouds. To accomplish some of that I also need more time for painting, for writing, for learning and – yes - for family and friends.
It is now up to all of those who have treasured the Roundtable to determine whether it continues to evolve, or…if it’s to become extinct.
To be or not to be viable, that’ll be the question this Roundtable gets to decide individually and as a group. I‘ll remind those to whom this matters in December, which should be enough time to think through what you’d like see happen.
You may select my replacement, or find another way to operate. As of now, you’re all in charge of that. If enough ESCOM members show up I’ll take a hand count of those wanting to continue. If the hand count is sufficient I’ll call for a meeting early in January to hammer out how you think this Club might proceed. If not, as stated earlier, the Roundtable will then close shop on December 20th.
Bill Raffanti has graciously pledged to help keep the Roundtable viable in every way he can. Again, a big round of applause to an amazing collection of serious people – people who care enough about morality and ethics to show up and politely weigh in with their hearts and minds and aren’t afraid to laugh along the way. I’ve been proud to be part of this Club and prouder still of all of you who, to be utterly transparent, have given me much more than I’ll ever, ever be able to return.
Thank you.
Cole Posard
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Below are the General Announcements, followed by notes from Club Leaders who submitted news, updates and upcoming events for the November 2016 Club Notes.
The clubs are listed at the bottom, along with meeting times and Club Leader contact information. Be sure to contact the Club Leader of a club you may be interested in, so you can get on their email list.
If you would like to start a Club, get all the details from the Clubs Liaison on the ESCOM Council, Bill Raffanti. Bill can be reached at billraffanti@yahoo.com or 415-883-4079.
The Travel Forum is off to Guatemala on November 11. See article below. Photo by
Linda land
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GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
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How about solving your computer problems with a group? Sounds like more fun than doing it on your own, doesn't it?
The
ESCOM Computer Club is where you belong. The members bring issues and questions to the table and collectively put their heads together to find answers. Or in a few cases, they have gone to Woods in IVC Study Center for help. The times they have done this everyone leaves feeling it was worthwhile and fun...
Learning together and solving problems together is the purpose of the club. Check it out.
IVC Computer Club
When: 3rd Wednesday, 1pm-3pm
Where: ESCOM Center, Bldg 10, Rm 140 IVC
Contact: Gloria Kopshever, 415-883-7805
or email at: sabenovato@gmail.com
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IT WAS GREAT TO SEE SOME NEW MEMBERS PLAYING CHESS !
Don't forget you can play a game of Chess in the Kentfield ESCOM Lounge every Wednesday @ 1pm (except the last Wednesday of the month) with a great group of folks. Check it out.
KFD Chess Club
When: Every Wednesday
(except for the last Wednesday
of the month) 1pm
Where: ESCOM Center, Student Services Building,
Kentfield Campus
Contact: Ron Evans at 415-924-0998
or email at brittron@comcast.net
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The Global Issues Club
IVC - 3rd Friday. 2pm-4pm
Next Film: Friday October 21
Project Censored The Movie
Determined to beak the grip of "Junk Food News" on the American public, two California fathers uncover the corporate media's true agenda and investigate the importance of a free and independent press.
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Planning Ahead Notes @ ESCOM IVC
From Gloria Kopshever
12/15 Aqua Exercise students reserved IVC
ESCOM Center for party 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
12/19 IVC Book Forum lunch to finalize 2017
Book List
10/24 The Dark Secret Night, Julia Glass. Members
new and present will begin to compose reading
list for 2017
10/22 Film Noir selections from Rudy’s Noir
Collection. On December 15, after 15 years, the
curtain will fall on IVC Film Noir Theater. Past
and present members are invited to bring titles of
favorite Film Noir. Come with suggestions for
how the Film Noir library may be used in the future
or how the long standing film club can continue
in its popular Saturday afternoon time slot.
10/17 IVC Digital Camera Club photo outing and photo sharing.
Foreign Film Club:
11/1 Shall We Dance, 1995. Japanese film with
Tamiyo Kusakari, and Koji Yakusho. It is the
story of how learning to dance infuses an accountant's
dull existence with joy.
10/21 Global Issues
10/19 Computer Club: Bring your
phone, tablet, laptop and questions.
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Would You Like To Get More Involved in ESCOM?
We have committees that your need your expertise
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The ESCOM Council would love to talk to you.
There are open seats on the Council as well as various Committees who could use your help.
Let us know you are interested. Email Marlene Knox for more details at:
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The Opera and Beyond Club
Now at IVC too on the 2nd Tuesdays!
Last Wednesdays of the Month - 1pm-3pm - Kentfield
Second Tuesdays of the Month - 1:30pm-4:00pm - IVC
Welcome to a Very Special Event
A Classical Opera Lecture on
La Bohème and its composer, Giacomo Puccini!
By
Clifford (Kip) Cranna PhD - Dramaturg at San Francisco Opera. In 2008 he received the San Francisco Opera Medal. In 2012 his work was honored with the Bernard Osher Cultural Award
Friday, October 28, 2016 1:00 PM
Performing Arts Building, PA 72, Le Fort Recital Hall
College of Marin Kentfield Campus
Promptly at 1pm
$5 donation requested (not required)
Michael Sachs, group leader, Opera & Beyond Club, COM ESCOM
Mobile: 415-298-1939 for all your questions, or just to chat.
or e-mail me: michahsachs@gmail.com
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KFD Bridge Club (and 2nd Day Bridge Club)
Kentfield Cafeteria
Every Monday 1:30 - 4:30 & Thursdays for 2nd Day Bridge
In our meeting it was decided that hours of play would remain as follows, Monday, 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. (members often come earlier to get in extra games). However, whenever the College is closed on a Monday, we will assemble the following Tuesday.
It was also decided that a fee of $5. would be assessed for the costs of materials and awards.
The club continues to thrive with avid members in both the Monday and Friday sessions. Margaret Harding polled the ‘2nd day’ bridge group to see if they have a preference for playing on Thursday or Friday. They agreed on Thursday.
This second-day group is also exploring having a tutoring session before the games.
If you have a preference, please contact Margaret at mfh10@comcast.net.
For More Details, contact Lynn Mason
Notes from the Second-Day ( Thursday) Bridge Group (aka SDBG)
Thursday Bridge Group Adds Tutorial
By Margaret Harding
Thursday’s group of Intermediate+ bridge players have decided to add a short tutorial session to their gathering. The players wishing to participate have purchased copies of “Improver’s Bridge” by Australian pro Derrick Browne and added a 30 minute segment to their play. Our weekly homework is 2 chapters of the book; we then pre-deal, play, and discuss hands that illustrate the issues dealt with in the chapters. Opening bids, drop dead responses to one no trump, point values needed for openers and responses, various conventions ... we hope to shed a little more light than we currently possess on this endlessly complex game. This is a brand new experiment (only one session under our belt as of this writing), but so far there seems to be enough interest to keep it up. Our Thursday game is small — 2 – 3 tables, usually — and, with the tutorial included, goes from 12:45 to about 3:30. It is held in the Cafeteria in the Student Services Bldg on the Kentfield campus.. We welcome new additions to our group but do require a 3-session “try-out” to ensure that the level of play is appropriate both for the newcomer and for the group. Note that the tutorials are not lessons; they are a joint exercise aimed at improving the quality of our game. Our group is not appropriate for beginners. If you are an Intermediate player and are interested in knowing more about our game, feel free to contact me at mfh10@comcast.net.
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Health and Nutrition Club:
Every other Friday, 10am -12noon
Kentfield ESCOM
We are having a rollicking time over at the Health and Nutrition Club held every other Friday 10 am to 12 pm now (previous start time of 9:30 am is now moved to 10 am). We covered Gut Health, Microbes, Diabetes, Ketogenic Diets, Hemochromatosis, Biofilms, Liver, LDN, Flu Shots, Depression, Hospitals and Doctors, Buteyko breathing, Chelation, Real Milk, Fecal Transplants, Squatty Potties, Minerals and Salt and the virtues of avoiding certain toxins in life. We talked about the importance of water, Iatrogenic deaths and had terrific discussions on the way to think about health. We made field trips to the Farmers Market, Ocean trips to our Spring, and cooked up a storm of delicious ferments like sauerkraut, beet kvass, kefir, yogurt, cultured carrots, to increase the diversity in our gut biome and good health into our lives. We have all lived our talk. We walk barefoot, we earth on earthing pads, we incline our beds, we do not shun fats, we drink good water and have had some good results with ice cold showers. The members of our club have truly embraced the concept of food as medicine. They have gotten better in the process, their aches and pains are much eased, their digestion is slowly healing, they can sleep through the night, they don’t get up to go to the bathroom as often, have more color in their cheeks, and more sparkle in their eyes as they take charge of their own health, and lead happy, conscious vital lives. Come join us.
Our next meeting is:
Friday, October 28th, 10:00 am to 12:00 noon
Humiston Room, in the Emeritus Center
The meeting room is located in the College of Marin Kentfield Campus Cafeteria building
TOPIC: FATS AND CHOLESTEROL
sushama.gokhale@gmail.com 415-694-3502
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IVC DIGITAL CAMERA CLUB
1st & 3rd Mondays 1-3pm IVC
We enjoyed our recent outing to the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco - a place with lots of interesting history, and a great place to wander about with a camera! Members will share recent photos and images they have taken on the theme of "Leaf/Leaves" at our Oct. 17th Club Meeting. We have one last photo outing for the year, on Nov. 7th to Viansa Winery. Our last Club meeting of the year will be on Nov. 21st where, in addition to sharing photos, we will review previous handouts from over the last 4 years.
Laura Milholland for more information: milholland_l@hotmail.com "
Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco
Photo Below by Laura Milholland
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IVC BOOK BANTER LIT LITES
2nd Wednesday, 1pm - 3pm
IVC, Building 10, Room 140
The IVC Emeritus Book Banter/Literary Lights Club will meet on November 9th from 1-3 in the IVC Emeritus Building. Our book is "A Farewell to Arms" by Ernest Hemingway. It was published in 1929 and was his first best seller. It is a story set during WW1 and covers the love affair between the ex-patriot American Fredrick Henry and British nurse Catherine Barkley against the backdrop of cynical soldiers, fights and the displacement of populations. Born in Oak Park, Illinois...Hemingway became a reporter after graduating High School then volunteered for the Italian Army as an ambulance driver..during WW1. In 1918 he was seriously wounded and sent back to America. This experience formed the basis for "A Farewell to Arms". He won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1954...Please contact Diana Davis for more information 415-97-4844 or calekdiana@yahoo.com
All ESCOM members are invited to join us.
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YOU ARE WHAT YOU LEARN
The Moral-Ethical & Legal Issues
Roundtable
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 10AM - NOON
Presented by
Gloria Neumeier
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GLOBAL
MIGRATIONS
WHAT WOULD YOU RISK
DYING FOR?
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What, if any, limitations exist for
“GIVE ME YOUR TIRED, YOUR POOR,
YOUR HUDDLED MASSES?”
Is it in the national interest to deport
UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANTS?
How has past COLONIAL POLICY affected present MIGRATION ISSUES?
Why are MUSLIMS and LATINOS treated differently in the U.S. from EUROPEANS?
If, as stated in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, “EVERYONE HAS THE RIGHT TO SEEK AND ENJOY ASYLUM FROM PERSECUTION IN OTHER COUNTRIES,” is there an obligation on the part of the
World Community?
Has GLOBALIZATION caused MASS MIGRATIONS?
To join the Roundtable and engage in
lively conversations email colemanposard@att.net
FIND OUT WHAT YOU THINK AND WHY YOU THINK IT
~ DEEDY LOUNGE ~
(Students Services Building, first floor)
Tuesday, Oct.. 18th/10:00 A.M.- 12 Noon
The ROUNDTABLE –
your special neighborhood for
LIFELONG LEARNING, LIFELONG DOING
& LIFELONG FRIENDS
College Of Marin
Kentfield Campus (KTD)
1ST AND 3RD TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH
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IVC British & Foreign Film Club
1st Tuesday 1pm-3pm
IVC Building 10, Room 140
My film for November 1 is the 1995 Japanese movie, Shall We Dance,
starring Tamiyo Kusakari and Koji Yakusho. A delightful story exploring change.
We all shed a few tears over October's heartfelt , Cinema Paradiso, which explores love and the magic of movies.
Thanks for joining us
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IVC Great Ideas In Philosophy Club
Thursdays, 1-3pm
IVC Bldg 10, Room 140
We will start some new lectures on the Chaos Theory on October 27. Our group enjoys worthwhile discussions after the lectures.
For more details, contact
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IVC Film Noir DVD Club
2nd and 4th Saturdays
IVC Building 10, Room 140
Rudy will show Neo Film Noir (2nd and 4th Sat.) from the Rudy Ramirez collection.
For More details, contact
Rudy Ramirez
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TRAVEL FORUM CLUB
2nd Friday, 2pm,
IVC Building 10, Room 140
Come along with the ESCOM Travel Forum on November 11, 2016 at 2:00pm for the travel documentary Guatemala - Central American Feast of Colors produced by Travel Forum leaders Linda Land and Van White. Discover present day Maya and learn about their ancient Mayan heritage. Have a drink in Guatemala City in a bar where Che Guevara used to have his cerveza and learn why we call Guatemala a banana republic. Visit an American school bus chop shop to learn how buses are turned into the colorful Chicken Buses of Latin America. Then take a wild ride in a Chicken Bus down the Pan American Highway. Stop to visit a coffee drying plantation to see where our coffee beans come from. On to the gorgeous city of Antigua to watch artisans create colorful hand painted birds, wood carvings and a unique saw dust art. Visit the exquisite ancient Antigua convent of Casa Santa Domingo and it’s wonderful treasure filled museums. Fly up to Flores and walk through the jungle of Tikal National Park while passing under Howler Monkeys. Climb Mayan temples and gaze across the rainforest at more enormous Mayan Temples poking up through the jungle at Tikal. Take a speed boat ride on the huge azure blue caldera of Lake Atitlan to arrive at a city founded by the Conquistadors. Feel the wind in your hair as we ride in the back of a pickup through the winding roads of Guatemala. Watch a potter create vessels made in the ancient Maya way. Stroll through a Guatemalan market filled with the colorful people and produce of Central America. Finally, hold on while we zip above the rainforest for a wild ride on zip line. All this accompanied by the wonderful music of Guatemala.
For more information about The ESCOM Travel Forum contact Linda Land lland8@verizon.net
Travel in the Guatemala Chicken Bus with Linda & Van
Photo by Linda Land
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CURRENT KENTFIELD CLUBS LIST
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Adventurer's Club
When: Fourth Monday 1pm
Where: Location varies
Contact: Ruth King, 415-898-5845 for
information on the next meeting
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KFD Bridge Club
When: Every Monday 1pm-4:30pm
Where: Cafeteria,
Student Services Building,
Kentfield Campus
Contact: Lynn Mason, 415-456-2508
or email at
Lynn.Mason@gmail.com
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KFD Bridge 2nd Day
When: Thursdays, 1:30-4:00
Where: Cafeteria, Student Services Building
Kentfield Campus
Contact: Margaret Harding
email: mfh10@comcast.net
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KFD Chess Club
When: Every Wednesday
(except for the last Wednesday
of the month) 1pm
Where: ESCOM Center, Student Services Building,
Kentfield Campus
Contact: Ron Evans at 415-924-0998
or email at brittron@comcast.net
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KFD Current Events Club
When: 2nd and 4th Thursdays, 10am-Noon
Where: ESCOM Center,
Student Services Building,
Kentfield Campus
Contact: James Kennedy, 415-388-3939 or
Teddy Preovolos, 415-927-8887 or
email at auag@comcast.net
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KFD Great Minds of Western
Philosophy Club
When: 1st & 3rd Mondays, 10:15am-12:15pm
Where: ESCOM Center,
Student Services Building,
Kentfield Campus
Contact: Arlene Stark, 415-925-1214
or email at
arlenestark@att.net
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KFD Health and Nutrition Club
When: Every Other Friday, 10:00 - Noon
Where: ESCOM Center
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Student Services Building
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KFD Moral/Ethical &
Legal Issues Roundtable
When: 1st & 3rd Tuesdays, 10am-
Where: Deedy Lounge
Student Services Building,
Kentfield Campus
Contact: Cole Posard, 415-491-4118
or email at
colemanposard@att.net
or Arlene Stark, 415-925-1241
or email at
arlenestark@att.net
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KFD Opera and Beyond Club
When: Last Wednesday of the month, 1pm-3pm
Where: ESCOM Center,
Student Services Building,
Kentfield Campus
Contact: Michael Sachs, 415-298-1939
or email at
michahsachs@gmail.com
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KFD Scrabble Club
When: Thursdays, 2pm - 4pm
Where: ESCOM Center
Student Services Building
Kentfield Campus
Contact: Marlene Knox, 415-459-1427
or email at marlsteve@comcast.net
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KFD Spanish Club
When: Thursday, 1:30 - 3:00pm
Where: Learning Resource Center
Library Building, Room 20
Kentfield Campus
Contact: Lucy Wait or Roberta Schwartz, 415-435-3540
or email at
lucywait@att.net
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KFD The Quran Study Club
When: Fridays, 4pm-7pm
Where: ESCOM Center
Student Services Building,
Kentfield Campus
Contact: Mehri Dadgar, 415-927-1388
or email at: mehridadgar@aol.com
KFD The Unity of Faiths Club
When: Wednesdays, 4pm - 7pm
Where: ESCOM Center
Student Services Building
Kentfield Campus
Contact: Mehri Dadgar, 415-927-1388
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KFD Writers's Workshop
When: 1st Tuesday, 11am-1pm
Where: ESCOM Center,
Student Services Building,
Kentfield Campus
Contact: Treva Strauss, 415-454-6641
or email at
trevastrauss@att.net
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IVC Atelier Club
When: Weekly on Thursdays
9:30am to 4:00pm
Where: IVC
Contact: Larry Benich 415-457-7245
or email at:
lmbenich@gmail.com
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IVC Astronomy Club
When: 2nd Monday, 9am-11am
Where: ESCOM Center Bldg 10, Rm 140 IVC
Contact: Michael Patrick, 415-456-2778
or email at: mdpatric@pacbell.net
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IVC Book Banter Lit Lites Club
When: 2nd Wednesday, 1pm-3pm
Where: ESCOM Center, Bldg 10, Room 140 IVC
Contact: Diana Davis, 415-897-4844
or email at calekdiana@yahoo.com or
Muriel Carrison, 415-506-4428
or email at: murielcarrison@gmail.com
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IVC Book Forum:
When: 4th Monday, 2pm-4pm
Where: ESCOM Center, Bldg 10, Rm 140 IVC
Contact: Louise Kerr, 415-883-2823
or email at
lrkerr210@gmail.com
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IVC British & Foreign Film Club
When: First Tuesday, 1pm-3pm
Where: ESCOM Center, Bldg 10, Rm 140 IVC
Contact: Annie Longtin, 415-382-1360
or email at:
annie.dance@yahoo.com
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IVC Computer Club
When: 3rd Wednesday, 1pm-3pm
Where: ESCOM Center, Bldg 10, Rm 140 IVC
Contact: Gloria Kopshever, 415-883-7805
or email at: sabenovato@gmail.com
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IVC Digital Camera Club
When: Photo outing 1st Monday,
time & location TBA
Club meeting 3rd Monday,
1pm to 3pm
Where: ESCOM Center, Bldg 10, Rm 140 IVC
Contact: Laura Milholland at:
milholland_L@hotmail.com
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IVC Film Noir DVD Club
When: 2nd and 4th Saturdays, 1pm-3pm
Where: ESCOM Center, Bldg 10, Rm 140 IVC
Contact: Rudy Ramirez, 415-491-0522
or email at:
rudycram@gmail.com
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IVC Global Issues Club
When: 3rd Friday, 2pm-4pm
Where: ESCOM Center, Bldg 10, Rm 140 IVC
Contact: Colleen Rose, 415-898-0131
or email at:
colleenrose@juno.com
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IVC Great Ideas in Philosophy Club
When: Thursdays, 1pm to 3pm
Where: ESCOM Center, Bldg. 10, Rm 140 IVC
Contact: Lillian Hanahan, 415-209-9452
or email at:
donaldhanahan@comcast.net
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IVC Humanities Club
When: 1st and 3rd Saturdays,
1pm to 3pm
Where: ESCOM Center, Bldg 10, Rm 140 IVC
Contact: Rudy Ramirez, 415-491-0522
or email at:
rudycram@gmail.com
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IVC Opera and Beyond Club
When: 2nd Tuesdays, 1:30pm - 4:00pm
Where: ESCOM Center, Bldg 10, Rm 140 IVC
Contact: Michael Sachs 415-298-1939
or email at: michahsachs@gmail.com
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IVC Square Dancing Club
When: Every Friday, 7PM - 9pm
Where: Lynnwood School, Novato
Contact: Louise Kerr, 415-883-2823
or email at: lrkerr210@gmail.com
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IVC The Travel Forum Club:
When: 2nd Friday, 2:00 p.m.
Where: ESCOM Center Bldg 10, Rm 140 IVC
Contact: Linda Land, 415-897-2410,
or email at:
lland8@verizon.net
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TO ALL CURRENT CLUB MEMBERS AND THOSE ESCOM MEMBERS WHO WISH TO ATTEND OR START A NEW CLUB:
We encourage you to visit a club meeting or call the Club Leader at the number or email listed above. If you wish to form a new club, you can contact our Clubs Liaison, Bill Raffanti, at 415-883-4079
or call the main ESCOM information number 415-485-9652.
CLUBS NOTED
KFD
MEET AT THE ESCOM CENTER, KTD (KENTFIELD CAMPUS)
IN THE STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING.
CLUBS NOTED
IVC
MEET AT THE ESCOM CENTER, BUILDING 10, IVC (INDIAN VALLEY CAMPUS)
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