\n5:30 - 7:3
0 p.m.\n\nLocation\nUtepils Brewing\n
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University of Minnesota\nAndersen Library 120\n\n
\nQuestions?\
nContact Alumni Relations via email at alumni-office@carleton
.edu or 800-729-2586.\n\nView this event on the Carleton College website:\
nhttps://www.carleton.edu/_c/uuk0
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mp387i2vgg@group.calendar.google.com
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SUMMARY:Carleton at Minnesota United FC Game
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LOCATION:Allianz Field
DESCRIPTION:Carls in the Twin Cities area are invited to the Minnesota Uni
ted FC versus St. Louis CITY SC. This game's theme will celebrate PRIDE an
d is co-sponsored by Out Af
ter Carleton.\n\nSaturday\, October 17\, 2026\n3:30 p.m.\n\nLocation:\
nAllianz Field\n400 Snelling
Ave N.\nSt. Paul\, MN 55104\n\nJoin fellow Carls at Allianz Field to watch
Minnesota United FC play St. Louis CITY SC.\n\nCost\nTickets are $35 each. We have a block of seats i
n section 06. Tickets must be purchased by October 5th.\n\nParking and
Transportation\nInformation on getting to the arena can be found on t
he Allianz Field website.\n\nInformation on accessibility\, bag policy\, e
tc. can be found on the MATCHDAY Quick Guide website.\n\nEvent Details:\nhttps://www.mnuf
c.com/\n\nView this event on the Carleton College website:\nhttps://www.ca
rleton.edu/_c/ut6t
ORGANIZER;CN="Carleton’s Regional Carls Program":mailto:r7km2dafnqvrponn
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SUMMARY:Bay Area Carls Hike in San Francisco
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LOCATION:Lands End Lookout\n680 Point Lobos Ave.\nSan Francisco\, CA 94121
DESCRIPTION:\n
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\nWhat to do? Your husband has been captured by British forces\, and your neighbor ’s husband ran away last month to join them. As the Revolutionary War th rew Connecticut homes into upheaval\, men found themselves forced to choos e sides\, and ordinary housewives who had been relegated to the domestic s phere now found themselves on the political front lines. How women clashed with their husbands and each other over the Revolution is the focus of Pr ofessor Zabin’s new research.
\n\n\n\nCost\nThis program is free but registration is required.\n\nGuests are welcome to arrive
early and view the exhibit in the James Ford Bell Gallery\, “The Right
of the People: Honoring the 250th Anniversary of the Signing of the Declar
ation of Independence.” Please note: The event will not be livestreamed\
, but a recording will be made available to view and share after the lectu
re.\n\nDriving and parkin
g information can be found on Elmer L. Andersen Library website.\n\n\n
\n\n\nSeren
a Zabin is the Stephen R. Lewis\, Jr. Professor of History and th
e Liberal Arts at Carleton College. Her research focuses on families\, gen
der\, and politics in the era of the American Revolution. Professor Zabin
is the author\, most recently\, of the prizewinning The Boston Massacr
e: A Family History (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt\, 2020)\, which was al
so named an Amazon Editor’s Choice for History in 2020. She has written
two other books about early America: Dangerous Economies: Status and C
ommerce in Imperial New York (University of Pennsylvania Press\, 2009
) and The New York Conspiracy Trials of 1741: Daniel Horsmanden’s Jo
urnal of the Proceedings (Bedford St. Martins\, 2004). Her work has b
een supported by the National Endowment for the Humanities and the America
n Council of Learned Societies among other grants. She currently serves as
the Vice-President of the Teaching Division for the American Historical A
ssociation and was recently President of the Society of Historians of the
Early American Republic. In 2024-2025\, she was the Robert C. Ritchie Dist
inguished Fellow in Early American History at the Huntington Library. She
has also been featured on two recent documentaries: Ken Burns’ The Ameri
can Revolution and the BBC’s Lucy Worsley Investigates: The American Rev
olution.\n\n
\nCarls in the Bay Area are invit ed to
\nExplore panoramic and histo ric\nLands End
\nSunday\, October 18\, 2026
\nTime\n
11:00 a.m.\n\n<
strong>Location\nLands End Lookout\n680 Point Lobos Ave.\nSan Francisco\, CA 94121\n\nRegister today!\n\n
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\nGather with fellow Carls at the Lands End Lookout parking lot and enjoy
the visitor center as everyone arrives. Join Michael Thompson '96<
/strong>\, Director of Alumni Relations\, as we explore the amazing views
of the Golden Gate\, Marin Headlands\, the historic Sutro Baths\, and nume
rous shipwreck sites.
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\n\nAfter a couple of hours exploring the area\, we will head over to the
Park Chalet around 1:30
p.m. for lunch and beverages. Appetizers and non-alcoholic beverages prov
ided.\n\nAt the northwestern corner of San Francisco\, there is a wild
and windy trail with stunning views at every turn... Lands End's trails w
ind their way around rocky cliffs above the ocean\, moving through shady s
tands of cypress and eucalyptus and emerging onto spectacular views of the
shore\, headlands\, and Golden Gate. A trip down the trail is also a jour
ney through the history of Lands End\, offering glimpses of the past at ev
ery turn.\n\n
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Dr. Anushka R. Patel is an Assistant Profess
or at Harvard Medical School. She is a trauma-focused clinical psychologis
t specializing in assessing and treating trauma-related problems with a cu
ltural lens in low-resource settings. Dr. Patel concentrates on survivors
of gender-based and interpersonal violence\, using community-based partici
patory approaches in her work. Her focus is to create scalable models of t
rauma-informed care in low-resource settings worldwide. Her program of res
earch has been continuously funded by NIH since 2021\, and her work has be
en cited in Al Jazeera and New York Times. Dr. Patel gradu
ated from Carleton in 2012 having majored in psychology and cross-cultural
studies.\n\n