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SUMMARY:Philadelphia | Spring Happy Hour
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:TIRED HANDS BREWING COMPANY FERMENTARIA\n[https://www.tiredhand
 s.com/fermentaria/menu]\n\n35 Cricket Terrace | Ardmore\, PA 19003\n\nJoin
  fellow Amherst alumni\, families and friends for a happy hour at\nTired H
 ands Brewing Company Fermentaria in Ardmore! Food and beverages\nare avail
 able for purchase.\n\n_PRESENTED BY THE AMHERST ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHI
 A_\n
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240418T190000
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LOCATION:Virtual
SUMMARY:Point/Counterpoint Series: The People’s Tongue\, with Ilya Kamins
 ky
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Renowned poet ILYA KAMINSKY and PROF. ILAN STAVANS in conversat
 ion on\nthe changing nature of our language. One of the remaining threads\
 nbinding Americans to each other and to their past is the English\nlanguag
 e. But even that is contested. To what extent is it truly\nnational? What
  is the relationship of the hearing impaired to\nAmerican English? In what
  way do translators change language? And\npoets? Events Sponsored by the 
 Office of the Provost and Restless\nBooks.\n
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UID:event.910435.www.amherst.edu
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240419T203000
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SUMMARY:Miami | Alumni Community Breakfast
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:GREENSTREET CAFE [https://www.greenstreetcafe.net/] (in Coconu
 t\nGrove)\n\n3468 Main Hwy | Miami\, FL 33133\n\nHey Amherst Miami Alumni!
  We’re thrilled to invite you to our\nmonthly networking breakfast.\n\nW
 hat’s in store for you?\n\nRECONNECT: Meet old friends and make new conn
 ections.\n\nSHARE STORIES: Reminisce about your days at Amherst\n\nLOCAL C
 HATTER: Discuss local issues that matter to you.\n\nFOOD & DRINKS: Indulge
  in delightful breakfast options and grab your\nfavorite beverages (availa
 ble for purchase).\n\nLook for our Amherst flag on one of the tables. You 
 can’t miss it.\n\nSpread the word and bring an Amherst friend with you. 
 Can’t wait to\nsee you there!\n\n_PRESENTED BY THE AMHERST ASSOCIATION O
 F SOUTH FLORIDA_\n\n_Please note that minors attending the event should be
  supervised at\nall times by an accompanying adult._\n
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UID:event.909940.www.amherst.edu
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240425T173000
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SUMMARY:Los Angeles | Amherst-Williams Arcade Night
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:BUTTON MASH [https://www.buttonmashla.com/]\n\n1391 Sunset Blvd
  | Los Angeles\, CA 90026\n\nJoin Amherst and Williams alums for some old-
 school arcade games and\nfood. Tokens for the games will be provided and f
 ood/drink can be\npurchased at the site.  Parking at the spot is limited\
 , but there is\nample street parking near by.\n\n_PRESENTED BY THE AMHERST
  ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA_\n
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240425T190000
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LOCATION:Virtual
SUMMARY:Point/Counterpoint Series: The People’s Tongue\, with Ruth Ozeki 
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Don’t miss RUTH OZEKI\, writer\, filmmaker\, and Zen Buddhis
 t priest\,\nin conversation with PROF. ILAN STAVANS on the changing nature
  of our\nlanguage. One of the remaining threads binding Americans to each 
 other\nand to their past is the English language. But even that is\ncontes
 ted. What impact does Zen Buddhism have on language? How does\nour langua
 ge convey time? Do we have the lexicon to address\nloss? Events Sponsored
  by the Office of the Provost and Restless\nBooks.\n
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UID:event.910159.www.amherst.edu
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240501T190000
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LOCATION:Virtual
SUMMARY:Rogue Planets or Failed Stars? New Discoveries by the James Webb Sp
 ace\nTelescope
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Join us as Professor Daniella Bardalez Gagliuffi Ph.D. explor
 es the\nobservations that make giant planets and brown dwarfs similar and\
 nconnect them with the hypotheses about their formation that make them\nfu
 ndamentally different. This interactive program\, moderated by Klara\nMatu
 szewska ’26\, features a presentation followed by a\nquestion-and-answer
  session.\n
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UID:event.910402.www.amherst.edu
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240502T170000
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SUMMARY:New York | Sonya Clark ’89 at the Museum of Arts and Design
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:$20 PER TICKET\n\nPRE-EVENT MEET-UP: 5-6 P.M. ET\n\nBROADWAY BA
 R\n[https://n.nordstrommedia.com/id/fa609a83-84c3-45cd-9f57-66ae1cf36818.p
 df?campaign=0927nycrestbroadwaybar&jid=j012040-16886&cm_sp=merch-_-restaur
 ants_16886_j012040-_-freelayout_0_p06_0&]\n- LOCATED IN NORDSTROM'S\, 3RD 
 FLOOR \n\n225 W 57th St | New York\, NY 10019\n\nDISCUSSION: 6-8 P.M. ET\
 n\nSONYA CLARK AND LOWERY STOKES SIMS IN CONVERSATION\n[https://madmuseum.
 org/events/sonya-clark-and-lowery-stokes-sims-conversation]\n\nMUSEUM OF A
 RTS AND DESIGN\n\n2 Columbus Cir | New York\, NY 10019\n\nJoin us at the M
 useum of Arts and Design for _SONYA CLARK AND LOWERY\nSTOKES SIMS IN CONV
 ERSATION_\n[https://madmuseum.org/events/sonya-clark-and-lowery-stokes-sim
 s-conversation]\,\na discussion between Amherst College Winifred L. Arms P
 rofessor in the\nArts and Humanities and Professor of Art and the History 
 of Art SONYA\nCLARK ’89 and historian and curator emerita at MAD Dr. Lo
 wery Stokes\nSims. Sonya's exhibition _WE ARE EACH OTHER_\n[https://madmus
 eum.org/exhibition/sonya-clark] is on view at the\nmuseum until September 
 22. TICKETS ARE LIMITED AND NON-REFUNDABLE.Meet\nup with other Amherst alu
 mni and families before the program at\nthe BROADWAY BAR\n[https://n.nord
 strommedia.com/id/fa609a83-84c3-45cd-9f57-66ae1cf36818.pdf?campaign=0927ny
 crestbroadwaybar&jid=j012040-16886&cm_sp=merch-_-restaurants_16886_j012040
 -_-freelayout_0_p06_0&]\,\nlocated in NORDSTROM'S\n[https://www.google.co
 m/maps/place/Broadway+Bar/@40.765508\,-73.9814659\,15.75z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s
 0x89c259818d381f37:0x529804b41ba1f005!8m2!3d40.7661866!4d-73.9811614!16s%2
 Fg%2F11fnwxqflg?entry=ttu] on\nthe third floor at 5:00 pm. Food and bever
 ages are available for\npurchase.\n\nQUESTIONS? Please contact association
 s@amherst.edu.\n\n_PRESENTED BY THE AMHERST ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK_\n\n_P
 lease note that minors attending the event should be supervised at\nall ti
 mes by an accompanying adult._\n
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UID:event.910514.www.amherst.edu
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240504T090000
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SUMMARY:Miami | Day in the Dirt
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:THE UNDERLINE BRICKELL BACKYARD SOUNDSTAGE PLAZA\n[https://www.
 google.com/maps/place/The+Underline+Sound+Stage+Plaza/@25.7665248\,-80.195
 4501\,19z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s0x88d9b7006c61c38d:0x392662a178df0532!8m2!3d25.7
 663698!4d-80.1952879!16s%2Fg%2F11vprldd02?entry=ttu]\n\nSW 8th Street SW 1
 st Avenue | Miami\, FL 33131\n\nTickets are free\, but limited. Registrati
 on is required to attend.\n\nJoin Miami area Amherst College alums\, famil
 y and friends for a\nmorning of gardening as we volunteer to help keep The
  Underline\nbeautiful. Gardening tools and gloves will be provided.\n\n_PR
 ESENTED BY THE AMHERST ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH FLORIDA_\n\n_Please note that 
 minors attending the event should be supervised at\nall times by an accomp
 anying adult._\n\n \n
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UID:event.910520.www.amherst.edu
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240518T143000
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SUMMARY:San Francisco | Family Fun Midtown Terrace Park
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:MIDTOWN TERRACE PLAYGROUND PICNIC AREA\n[https://sfrecpark.org/
 979/Midtown-Terrace-Playground-Picnic-Area]\n\nClarendon and Olympia Way |
  San Francisco\, CA 94131\n\nFeel free to bring a picnic basket and blanke
 t\, and even your favorite\noutdoor games. We'll also have some kid-friend
 ly snacks and beverages\nin the MIDTOWN TERRACE PARK\n[https://sfrecpark.o
 rg/979/Midtown-Terrace-Playground-Picnic-Area] picnic\nshelter. You’ll 
 know you’ve found us when you see purple. \n\nDogs are welcome too (but
  must be on a leash). Come one\, come all. We\nlook forward to seeing you 
 in May.\n\n_PRESENTED BY THE AMHERST ASSOCIATION OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA_\n
 \n_Please note that minors attending the event should be supervised at\nal
 l times by an accompanying adult._\n
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