Feb 1 Dutch Treat Lauren Fox sings like an angel, Frederick Schwarz speaks on democracy in danger here in the US
Lauren Fox charms all with her pure art of song and Frederick Schwarz worries that democracy is under threat right here in the US
SPEAKER
FREDERICK A. O. SCHWARZ, JR.: a partner with Cravath, Swaine & Moore, served as Chief Counsel to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (“Church Committee”),1975-76. Against the background of the cold war and national security, he will discuss the impact of the war on terror and what is becoming a culture of secrecy across government, More and more is being made secret, and then kept secret for far too long, so that we risk becoming a democracy in the dark. A fascinating talk on a fast-evolving subject.
ENTERTAINMENT
LAUREN FOX, film and theater actress and singer, just received raves for her performance in Sondra Lee’s production of “Hillbilly Women.” The New York Times described Lauren as “the show’s standout, not just for that fine singing voice, but for nailing her character … you’re left wishing someone would try creating a one-woman show just for her.” Lauren’s got it, soloing at The Metropolitan Room early in February, accompanied by Jon Weber. Join Lauren (daughter of DTC’s Ray Errol Fox) and Jon for a preview.
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FREDERICK A. O. SCHWARZ, JR.: a partner with Cravath, Swaine & Moore, served as Chief Counsel to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (“Church Committee”),1975-76. Against the background of the cold war and national security, he will discuss the impact of the war on terror and what is becoming a culture of secrecy across government, More and more is being made secret, and then kept secret for far too long, so that we risk becoming a democracy in the dark. A fascinating talk on a fast-evolving subject.
ENTERTAINMENT
LAUREN FOX, film and theater actress and singer, just received raves for her performance in Sondra Lee’s production of “Hillbilly Women.” The New York Times described Lauren as “the show’s standout, not just for that fine singing voice, but for nailing her character … you’re left wishing someone would try creating a one-woman show just for her.” Lauren’s got it, soloing at The Metropolitan Room early in February, accompanied by Jon Weber. Join Lauren (daughter of DTC’s Ray Errol Fox) and Jon for a preview.
