Enjoy a Princeton Club docent led tour of the Gamble House in Pasadena on Saturday, June 9, 2012 beginning at 10 am.
The Gamble House
The Gamble House is an outstanding example of American Arts and Crafts style architecture. The house and furnishings were designed by Greene & Greene in 1908 for David and Mary Gamble of the Proctor & Gamble Co. The Gamble House is a national historic landmark.
The tour is limited to the first 30 people who sign up. Each registrant can bring one guest.
Ticket Prices: $20 (PCSC Members); $30 (non-PCSC Members)
Be sure to log in to access member pricing. To find out more about PCSC membership: Register Here.
Available Spaces: Spaces still available.
PCSC Board Members, all alumni, graduate alumni, and parents:
Board meetings are the heart of this organization! This is your opportunity to get involved with planning future events, suggesting professors for us to invite to Los Angeles to speak, linking with Princeton-in-Hollywood, and anything else! All alumni, graduate alumni, parents, and friends of Princeton are warmly welcomed.
Please send agenda items to Karen Sibert Haddy ’74 (sibert NULL.karen null@null gmail NULL.com).…
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Join us at 7pm, May 3rd at the WGA as we recognize this year’s Princeton Prize winner, Caroline Wegner:
During all four of her high school years, Caroline Wegner has participated in (and now co-leads) the Student Diversity Leadership Club at La Jolla Country Day School. Last year, after a swastika appeared on campus drawn by an anonymous student, Caroline helped organize a “Diversity Half-Day” with a theme addressing religious diversity. This year, she helped organize a full-day “Diversity Day,” with a theme of confronting racial stereotypes. …
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