Time: 6:15pm - 8:00pm
Place: Kanbar Hall
3200 California Street, San Francisco
Cost: $45 for Member, $55 for Non-Member, $40 for Young Alum Member (Includes lecture, reception, drinks and light food.)

 

Actress and activist Maria Bello (ER, A History of Violence; The Cooler; Thank You for Smoking; Coyote Ugly) wrote one of the ten most popular New York Times articles of the decade. Her Modern Love column Coming Out as a Modern Family sparked a worldwide conversation about how many familiar labels (like gay, straight, bi) are simply outdated. She continues questioning those labels in her new memoir, Whatever…Love is Love, the response given by her 12-year-old son when she told him she had fallen in love with a woman. Bello discusses partnership, career, love, relationships, spirituality, sexual identity and more.

 

Bello’s story is an acknowledgment that for some, relationships can take many forms. It’s a different kind of coming out, one that recognizes that not everybody fits in one tidy box.
– Mary Elizabeth Williams, Salon

In addition to Ms Bello's discussion, alumni and guests will meet in the “Green Room” for a private, Dartmouth VIP reception before the show.

To aid in the planning of this event, RSVP by May 1st. Please include the first and last name, and Dartmouth class (if applicable), of each attendee. RSVPs and payments received after May 1st are welcome, but must pay an additional $10 administration fee. Reservation/Cancellation Policy