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European Journalists Sought for Fellowship in Vienna
The Institute for Human Sciences (IWM) seeks applicants for its Milena Jesenska Fellowships for Journalists 2011/2012. The application deadline is April 15. The program offers European journalists time off from their professional duties in order to pursue in-depth research on a topic of their choice. IWM strongly encourages candidates from Turkey, Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan to apply. Applicants are asked to relate their proposals to one of the main research fields of the IWM (for details please see www.iwm.at/research.htm). Additionally, this year proposals which focus on human are…
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Broaden our Horizons: Diversity Committee To Meet Noon Friday
The reconstituted National Press Club Diversity Committee will hold its inaugural/organizational meeting on Friday, Feb. 25 at noon in the McClendon Room. Those interested in joining the committee or otherwise contributing to its efforts should plan to attend and bring ideas for things we all can do to help enrich the NPC with a wealth of diversity befitting its stature as the world's leading organization for professional journalists. Gregory MottChairman, NPC Diversity [email protected]@verizon.net301-467-4764
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Analyze Dreams: Inception, 7pm March 3
"Inception," an Academy Award nominee for 2010 Best Picture, will be shown at 7 p.m. Thursday, March 3, in the McClendon Room for "Dinner and a Movie". In a world where technology exists to enter the human mind through dream invasion, a highly skilled thief is given a final chance at redemption by executing his toughest job. Known for generating debate about the true meaning of its ending, Dinner and a Movie provides the perfect opportunity for Club members to view Inception again or for the first time and to offer their own perspective. The event is open only to Club members and their guests…
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Photographer Outlines D.C. Photo Safari, Noon Feb. 18
David Luria, founder and director of the popular Washington Photo Safari, will speak at the luncheon meeting of the National Press Club Photography Committee at noon Friday, Feb. 18, in the McClendon Room. Luria, a professional photographer specializing in architecture, landmarks, restaurant and event photography, will discuss the topic "Washington, D.C.: A Photographer's Paradise." His presentation will include images of well-known and obscure photo sites around Washington. He will explain why various statues and landmarks make interesting photographic subjects and how and when to take the…
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Communications Committee Seeks Members, Noon Feb. 17
Do you have a great idea on how to tell the rest of the world about the National Press Club? If so, the Communications and Marketing Committee wants you. The committee’s next meeting is at noon Thursday, Feb. 17, on the mezzanine level of the Club. All Club members are eligible to join the committee. The committee is already making plans for 2011, including promotions for the Club’s annual 5K run and the NPC Awards for outstanding journalism. But it can always use more help and ideas. If you are interested in joining the committee, contact Tom McMahon at 202-429-3106 or [email protected]…
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Houdini Appears, and Vanishes, at Club in 1912
This Week In Press Club History February 13, 1984: Secretary of Transportation Elizabeth Dole is the first speaker in the Club’s newly renovated ballroom. February 14, 1912: Magician and escape artist Harry Houdini visits the Club. February 16, 1961: Actor Jimmy Stewart has a casual dinner at the Club. This week in National Press Club history is brought to you by the History & Heritage Committee, which preserves and revitalizes the Club’s history through displays, panel discussions, lectures and the oral history project. For more information on History & Heritage Committee activities…
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Tax Guide Available in Library
Free copies of the 2011 CCH Tax Guide for Journalists are available for members in the Eric Friedheim National Journalism Library. -- Nicole Nottingham, [email protected]
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Chinese Official to Discuss Orchestra Tour, noon Feb. 18; Discount Tickets for Members for Feb. 27 Performance
Bailing Chang, deputy director of China Art and Entertainment, will discuss the upcoming Washington performance of China’s Anhui Traditional Orchestra at noon, Friday, Feb. 18, in the Reliable Source. The orchestra, which includes the foremost masters of Chinese traditional music, will launch its first U.S. tour at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Concert Hall at 8 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 27. Press passes are available for reviewers. RSVP requested. Please contact Lucy Lu at 202-355-8700, [email protected] National Press Club members can obtain a 25 percent discount on tickets by…
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Library of Congress Selects Women Writers Museum for Reading Promotion Program
The Center for the Book in the Library of Congress has selected the American Women Writers National Museum as a partner in the Center's popular nationwide reading promotion partner program, according to National Press Club non-resident member Janice Law, founder of the museum. The IRS approved the museum's tax exempt status via 501(c)(3) in a record 54 days, Law said. The organization intends to honor American women journalists, poets, historians, playwrights, screenwriters and authors. Law is negotiating for D.C. rental space, with a proposed 2012 opening. For more information click here…
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Trumpet the Club: Communications Committee Reception, 5:30 pm Feb. 11
National Press Club members interested in joining the Communications and Marketing Committee are invited to a reception at 5:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 11, in the Club mezzanine area. Learn how the committee promotes Club-sponsored activities, including the annual 5K run and the NPC Awards for outstanding journalism. RSVP to committee chair Tom McMahon at [email protected] or 202-429-3106. -- Tom McMahon, [email protected]
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