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Email Sign-Up2018-19 Shakespeare Competition
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Maggie Monaughan, winner of the National High School Shakespeare Competion holding her certificate.
Students showing off their skills at the recent High Scool Shakespeare Competition.
2018 Shakespeare Competition Winner
The winner, Julia Talbot, center, flanked by Paul Boghosian, Boston Branch.president; David Herder, Betsey Wood and Julia Perlowski, Boston Branch Coordinator.
Contestants in the Boston Branch Shakespeare finals form a pyramid while they await the judges decision.
2017 Shakespeare Competition Winner
First place winner Dominique Marshall is congratulated on her performance by Boston Branch president, Paul Boghosian and Shakespeare Competition Coordinator, Julia Perlowski.
Congratulations to the 2017 ESU Boston Branch Shakespeare Winner, Dominique Marshall, from The Rivers School and her teacher, Juliet Bailey. Good luck at the National Competition in New York City!
2016 Shakespeare Competition Winner
Devin Bean, 2016 Shakespeare Competition winner from Winchester High School, center, with Paul Boghosian, Boston Branch President, and Julia Perlowski, Boston Branch Shakespeare Coordinator. Download press release.
2015 Shakespeare Competition Winner
Congratulations to the 2015 ESU Boston Branch Shakespeare Winner, Elizabeth Mears, from Wellesley High School and her teacher, Stephen Wrobleski. Paul Boghosian, President, congratulates her as a finalist in the national competition. Good luck at the National Competition in New York City!
Photos from our Garden Party
Catharine-Mary Donovan, Harriet Davis, Peter Ames, Susie Kitchens, David Manns, Paul Boghosian, Dick Flavin, Candace Roosevelt, and Roger Stacey.
David Case, Paul Boghosian, Charles Butts
Anna Bortnick
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Description: Thomas Jefferson is among the most famous of America's Founding Fathers, but it is easy to forget that he was an actual father to three daughters: Martha and Maria, by his wife Martha Wayles Jefferson, and Harriet by his slave Sally Hemings. This talk will explore the different life paths the sisters chose, to see both the possibilities and the limitations for women and people of color as a result of the American Revolution. Their stories help us
to understand issues of race and gender in our own day, and to reflect on the personal and political legacy of one of our most fascinating Founders.
Fee: $30. Pay online by clicking here
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Afternoon Tea and Champagne Reception
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A Toast to the Queen on her 92nd birthday - Maria Muller, who has held senior management positions at the British Museum and National Gallery in London, was formerly deputy director of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and is currently a consultant at the Harvard Art Museums.
Tribute and Reflections - Simon Boyd, chairman of The SoldiersFund, supporting British and American soldiers, veterans and their families; and a former Fast Jet Weapons Systems Officer in the RAF.
Boston Branch Winner of the 2018 National High School Shakespeare Competition and Third Place Winner of the National Competition - Julia Talbot, performing her award-winning monologue and sonnet.
Member Fee - $50 ~ Non-Member Fee - $70
Boston Branch Holiday Party
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Special Guest Melinda Ponder will read a Christmas Poem by beloved American Poet Katharine Lee Bates
Members attend free. Guests and Non ESU Members - $25
Valet parking is available at the Club at a charge of $19 (cash only)
Please RSVP by December 8, 2017
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Less we forget 75 years ago the brave men who made the ultimate sacrifice that preserved our freedom and personal liberty and saved Western Civilization. In the words of President Ronald Reagan at D-Day ceremonies in 1984:. "Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction.