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CLUB CONNECTION: WASHINGTON, D.C.


Art for joy’s sake: Two dozen alum ni and parents enjoyed a tour of


the Smithsonian Museum of American Art in Washington, D.C., in July. Art teacher Marguerite Miller ’66 led the group through the site, one of the larg - est and most inclusive collections of American art anywhere. Miller has led three art tours for Skidmore alumni, and event coordinator Lynn Faught ’73 calls her “a dynamic and enthusiastic guide.” Karen Schnell ’89 thought the tour was “delightful, but it was even more delightful to meet other alumni from a wide span of class years and to meet some Skidmore parents.” Ellen D’Isidoro, P ’02, in D.C. that weekend to visit her son, says she “liked learning about the history of some of the artists.” Helen Earsy Pechacek ’59 attended with her husband and “loved it ... I would like more events like this one.” —PD


Where to next?


Alumni, parents, and friends of Skidmore can experience first-class educational opportunities in world-class desti- nations with the Skidmore College Alumni Travel Program. When you think of travel, think of Skidmore first!


TAHITI AND FRENCH POLYNESIA Feb. 21–March 3


CELTIC LANDS, WITH DAVID EISENHOWER AND CELIA SANDYS, FEATURING PROF. TILLMAN NECHTMAN May 1–10


THE GREAT JOURNEY THROUGH EUROPE Aug. 27–Sept. 6


SYMPHONY ON THE BLUE DANUBE, FEATURING PROF. TOM DENNY Sept. 19–Oct. 1


For details visit cms.skidmore.edu/alumni_travel Questions? Call 518-580-5610


or e-mail alumni.travel@skidmore.edu.


JOIN US. WE’RE GOING PLACES. FALL 2012 SCOPE 37


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