Trawick Prize
Competition Exhibits Alumna's Award-Winning Art
Photographer Kathleen Shafer '97 won
the Young Artist Award in the Contemporay Arts
competition known as the Trawick Prize. Her
achievement
headlined an article by reporter
Stephanie Siegel in the Bethesda
Gazette on September 19. Her award-winning
work is on display through Friday, September 28
at the Creative Partners Gallery [4600 East West
Highway] in Bethesda, MD. |
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Luncheon Discussion
with Kathleen Kennedy Townsend x'69 on "Failing
America’s Faithful”
July 30, 12:00 p.m.You are invited to a conversation with Stone
Ridge alumna Kathleen Kennedy Townsend x’69,
former Lieutenant Governor of Maryland, and
John Seigenthaler, founder of First
Amendment Center, on "Failing America’s
Faithful: How Today’s Churches are Mixing God
with Politics and Losing their Way" [Kathleen
Kennedy Townsend’s latest book release.] The
luncheon discussion, which is sponsored by the
Newseum and the National Press Club's
Book and Author Committee, will be held at the
National Press Club [529 14th Street, N.W.,
Washington, D.C. 20045] on July 30 at noon. It
is free-of-charge, but reservations are required
via e-mail to Books will be
available for sale. No outside books are
permitted.
As religion has increasingly become part of
the language of politics, Kathleen Kennedy
Townsend contends that America’s churches have
drifted from their traditions of working for the
greater good. In her book
"Failing America's Faithful: How Today’s
Churches are Mixing God with Politics and Losing
their Way," she issues a call for what she
maintains is a return to the traditional role of
America's churches to promote social welfare.
Looking back on her Catholic upbringing and its
traditions of social justice, she concludes that
the mingling of faith and politics has distorted
religion and left Americans adrift. Join in the discussion
about faith,
politics, and the future of America. |
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Stone Ridge Alumnae, Trustees,
and Sacred Heart Sisters
met at the
Alumnae Mass and Breakfast Reception
in celebration of
St. Madeleine Sophie Barat's Feast
Day on Friday, May 25, at
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(Held on Saturday, March 10, 2007) |
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| Erin Sindelar assumed the position of
Alumnae Director on November 1, 2006. |
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Anne Dyer, RSCJ Arrives in the Big
Apple
Stone Ridge Alumnae and their friends,
members of the Board of Trustees, and other
Sacred Heart friends celebrated Sr. Dyer's years
of service to Stone Ridge.
>> more |
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| Alumnae honored members of the Class of 2006
at the Third Annual Alumnae Board/Fourth
Academic Dinner.
>> more |
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Atlanta Alumnae Welcome Headmistress
On Wednesday evening, April 19th a gathering was held at the
elegant home of Maureen O’Hagan Lobb ’73 to honor Sr. Anne
Dyer. >> more |
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Très Bien Ball 2006
The 2006 Très Bien Ball was held at Indian
Spring Country Club on Saturday, March 11.
Seventy members of this year’s graduating Class
together with family and friends participated in
this evening of tradition and celebration. Among
the 500 guests were six members of the Stone
Ridge Board of Trustees and two past Alumnae
Board Presidents as well as many enthusiastic
alums. Headmistress Sr. Anne Dyer and
Alumnae Board President B. Lynn Follansbee
Ratnavale ’85 welcomed the seniors to the
Alumnae Association.
Thank you to everyone who helped to make the
evening so special.by Julie Stull
Director of Alumnae
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| "Update: Receptions on the Coast"
for Sr. Dyer |
Manhattan
Beach Reception, January 25, 2006 |
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San
Francisco Reception, January 26,
2006 |
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Holiday Homecoming Party
On Tuesday evening, December 27, members of
the Alumnae Board welcomed the Classes of
2002-2005 for a Holiday Homecoming Party in the
Hamilton House. The graduates were excited to
see each other and eager to hear all the latest
Stone Ridge news. Click here
to see more
picturesby Julie Stull, Director of Alumnae
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| Members of the Alumnae Board engaged in a
lively conversation about the College Alum Home
Coming Party on December 27 and the Senior
Internship Program, at our second meeting of the
2005-2006 year, Wednesday evening, November
16th.
by Julie Stull, Director of Alumnae
Relations |
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| Maria Shriver '73, first lady of
California, hosts second annual Women's
Conference in Los Angeles. |
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