Monday, November 7, 2005

Into the Looking Glass

Taking a Glance at the Missouri Athletic Club's First Invitational Glass Exhibit
Tony Cray says he is a "pyro' with a passion for process."

No, he's not some thrill seeking teenager; Cray is a glassblower.

Cray's finely crafted work, along with glass pieces by Kaeko Maehata and three to four other artists, will be featured at the Missouri Athletic Club's First Invitational Glass Exhibit on Dec. 8.

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Happy Feet
Instructions on How to Make Your Feet Adore You
Every two weeks Burton Greenberg comes into the M.A.C. Barbershop for a pedicure. For him, it's the ultimate relaxation.

As Gloria Morris pampers his feet, he sits back in a comfy chair with a cup of coffee swirling with cream and the latest St. Louis Post Dispatch. He's been doing this for about two years.

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Hermann Trophy Kicks Off
Last year, ESPN cameras broadcast from the Missouri Athletic Club's Art Lounge. Reporters and soccer fans awaited the announcement of college soccer's version of the Heisman Trophy.

On Jan. 6, 2006, the M.A.C. will present the Hermann Trophy. The top three male and female finalists will gather for a banquet, where the M.A.C. will announce the winners.

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Wanna Be Hip?
Learn Hip Hop.
Hip Hop is more than MTV makes it out to be.

The popular dance is actually an infusion of international dance forms combined into one high-energy jive. Dictated by the music's beats, hip hop integrates funky steps into one smooth rhythm.

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The Fabulous Fox
Keeps Selling Out

Fox Theatre outings, sponsored by the Entertainment, Travel and Culture club, are a popular way to enjoy an evening with loved ones.

Members enjoy the evenings so much that tickets to Wicked and Riverdance are already sold out.

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Picky Pasta or Slowly Roast?

Everyone knows those people who simply like it their way. At restaurants they always add mushrooms or hold the onions, with sauce on the side. On Fridays, at Jack Buck Grille, this is exactly what servers expect customers to do.

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Side Dishes


Flu Shots Available. Come to the Club for your annual flu shot. It will be available in M.A.C. West's gym on Nov. 10, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Or, come to the Downtown Empire Room on Nov. 11, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Cost is $20, and you can sign for it.


Judo Chop! Spice up up Monday and Wednesday evenings with a Judo class at M.A.C. West. Master Shin, a ninth-degree black belt, will teach you how to improve muscle tone and agility. Classes start at 5:30 p.m. Call the M.A.C. West Fitness Desk at 314-539-4433 to sign up. Beginners are welcome.


Salute the Soldiers. Don't miss the Missouri Athletic Club's Veteran's Day celebration. Come to the Downtown Clubhouse at 11:30 a.m. for drinks, food and featured speaker Rob Wunderlich. Call 314-539-4470 to make reservations.


A Smokin' Treat. Impress clients or give yourself a treat with a fine cigar, available at the Downtown lobby's front desk. Ask lobby attendants for more details.

Leftovers
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Thursday, Nov. 10
Get a head start on holiday shopping at this once-a-year evening. Sample and purchase local wine, priced a fraction over cost. While nibbling on hor d' oeuvres, don't forget to browse through local merchants' jewelry.

6-9p.m.
No charge for Wine Society Members
$20.00 plus gratuity for non-Wine Society Members and guests
Downtown Art Lounge
Call 314-539-4470 for reservations.
Sign up for the Wine and Jewelry Show


Friday, Nov. 11
Rob Wunderlich, a major in the Illinois Air National Guard, will be the featured speaker at the M.A.C. Veteran’s Day Luncheon. The celebration will begin with cocktails in the Art Lounge. That will be followed by lunch and the program in the Missouri Room beginning at noon.

11:30 a.m.
$20, inclusive
Downtown Art Lounge and Missouri Room
Call 314-539-4470 for reservations.
Click here for the Veteran's Day menu

Thursday, Nov. 17
Enjoy drinks at college-kid prices with $2 beers and other drink specials. Then, sit back in a professional atmosphere with a laid-back personality. Munch on free hors d' oeuvres and groove to the music while chatting with friends or playing billiards.

4:30-7:30 p.m.
Free
The 4th Floor Sportsman’s Club
at the Downtown Clubhouse
Call Julie Kueper at 539-4408 or e-mail her at jkueper@mac-stl.org if you have any questions.


Friday, Nov. 18
 See the Rat Pack in action as the Apollos portray the singing group as visitors to the M.A.C. 40 years ago. The Apollos will salute the trio during their fall performance, “Wild, Cool and Swingin.’”

6 p.m. Cocktails
7 p.m. Dinner
8:15 p.m. Program
$24.95
Missouri Room
This event is sold out. Call 314-539-4470 to put your name on a waiting list in case there are any cancellations.
The last day to register for this event is Nov.16.


Thursday, Nov. 24
Don't spend the whole day cooking this Thanksgiving. Let the M.A.C. do the work. Enjoy all of your holiday favorites during this special brunch.

Seating from 3-6 p.m.
Adults - $28.95 + gratuity
Children (ages 6-12) -
$9.95 + gratuity
Children under 6 - gratis
Downtown Clubhouse


Nov. 17, 18 and 30
Dec. 1 and 4
Find out what happened before Dorothy got to Oz. This new musical has created such a buzz in the theatre world that the M.A.C. sponsored viewings of it are already sold out. Call Courtney Kranz at 314-539-4402 to put your name on a waiting list in case there are any cancellations.

5:45 p.m.
$125, includes dinner/brunch and transportation
Fox Theatre
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