What do Julia Child, Roald Dahl, and Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg all have in common? They were all spies! Learn about the history of espionage, the secret identities,  the 007-type tools, and how spies live among us every day.

Join Cornell alumni and families for a day at the Spy Museum, a fully interactive and hands-on adventure.  continue »

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Join the CCW knitting group for a morning of knitting, coffee, and socializing.  All levels are welcome - we can even help brand-new knitters learn!

We will be collecting knitted scarfs for the homeless at this meeting.

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Take advantage of the opportunity to meet new friends, catch up with old ones and network with professional recruiters at a joint networking happy hour for local alumni of tech-savvy schools. Not convinced you should come?

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Monthly planning meeting for officers and board members, open to all Club members or other interested parties. continue »
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Following the success of last year’s Green Business Summit, this year’s conference examines the essential, interdependent elements of launching a sustainable Green Economy. continue »

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Join Ivy alumni and friends for one of the most popular Ivy alumni tennis parties for players of all levels and ages. It is an enjoyable way to socialize, meet potential partners, and network with Ivy alumni members and their guests.

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Malcolm Bilson has been a professor at Cornell since 1968 and performed around the world.  On November 19, he performs at the Mansion at Strathmore.  This will be an evening of classics by Haydn, Schumann, Chopin, and Jan Ladislas Dussek, performed by a master artist on his own 1799 Longman & Clementi replica by Chris Maene and Strathmore’s beautifully toned, 19th century Broadwood piano. continue »
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We return to our November venue, the second oldest building in the District of Columbia. continue »
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Following last fall's remarkable performance of Tchaikovsky masterpieces, the New York Philharmonic returns to Washington for the first time with one of its favorite guest conductors, the great Riccardo Muti.

The program will include Liszt's Les Preludes, Elgar's In the South, and Prokofiev's Suite from Romeo and Juliet.  continue »

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Join Fellow Big Red Hockey fans over Thanksgiving weekend as Cornell takes on the Boston University Terriers in a much-anticipated re-match.  The Cornell Club of DC has secured a block of tickets in the 131 section. 
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