FEATURES: • Reunions '02: Gathering at the Rock • Putting 'NU' Connections to Work CLUB NEWS: • Regional Clubs • Special-Interest Clubs PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS: • Kellogg Graduate School of Management • Dental School • School of Law TRAVEL ESSAY: • Heading to Havana CLOSE-UP: • Ahead of Her Time • Looking Out for Kids • Wordsmith Unbound

Special-Interest Clubs Leigh Buchanan Bienen signed her latest book, The Left-Handed Marriage, for John Evans Club member Patrick Schauer (S75) at the club's fireside gathering in February. The Alumnae of Northwestern University are wrapping up another successful continuing education series this month. In addition to offering courses on gender, health care and music, the club lined up prominent faculty to examine the impact of terrorism. University President Henry S. Bienen drew upon his expertise in international affairs, lecturing in April on the changes in the Bush administration¹s diplomatic policies before and after Sept. 11. At the Council of One Hundred’s spring meeting in April, members offered career guidance to 185 female students, and together they enjoyed the lighter side of mentoring by attending a comedy presentation on the topic by Chicago’s Second City improvisational company. Members of FAN (Friends of Anthropology at Northwestern) took part in a number of activities in the first part of 2002, including a May tour of the permanent collection of Chicago’s Oriental Institute. The Northwestern Alumni Association is working with alumni to establish clubs for Asians and Asian Americans and for gays and lesbians. For more information on alumni clubs, call 847-491-3317 or log on to www.alumni.northwestern.edu/clubs RETURN TO TOP