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1. TIME OFF.

Author

Cortese, Amy and Gutner, Toddi

Subjects
PHOTOGRAPHY exhibitions, ROCK musicians, WINERIES
Abstract

Mentions the Mumm Napa Winery in Rutherford California. Two of the rock icons featured in the winery's "Legends of Rock" photo exhibit which runs through March 2006; Price of a ticket and sampling of Santana DVX wine.

Published
2005

2. Modernist Marvels.

Author

Armstrong, Larry, Cropper, Carol Marie, and Gutner, Toddi

Subjects
MUSEUM exhibits, ART museums, ART exhibitions, EXHIBITIONS
Abstract

Reports on two art exhibits of note. "Renoir to Matisse: The Eye of Duncan Phillips which runs through January 9, 2005 at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art; "Van Gogh to Mondrian: Modern Art from the Kr&oouml;ller-M&uouml;ller Musuem in Atlanta, Georgia.

Published
2004

3. Toasting the Grape.

Author

Edwards, Cliff and Gutner, Toddi

Subjects
FESTIVALS, WINES, WINERIES
Abstract

Reports that wineries in Napa and Sonoma Counties in Northern California are sponsoring outdoor festivals, classes, and special tastings. Details concerning several of the festivals.

Published
2004

4. TIME OFF.

Author

Gutner, Toddi

Subjects
CENTERS for the performing arts, ARTS facilities
Abstract

Reports that the Hollywood Bowl is opening its season with a bigger, acoustically improved bandshell. Performances by the Joffrey Ballet, B.B. King, Harry Connick Jr. and k.d. lang.

Published
2004

5. CORKED IN THE U.S.A.

Author

Gutner, Toddi

Subjects
WINES, WINE marketing, WINE districts
Abstract

Looks at the recently launched Smith & Wollensky's "Great American Wine List." Idea to have upscale U.S. restaurants offer only domestic wines; 650 wine names from several states such as California, Louisiana, Ohio and South Dakota.

Published
2003

6. Giving Internships a Post-College Try.

Author

GUTNER, TODDI

Subjects
*INTERNS, *WASTE recycling, *INTERNSHIP programs
Abstract

This article features Nora Cook, an intern of the so-called "recycling police" for the Central Contra Costa Solid Waste Authority in Walnut Creek, California. Cook graduated with business economics degree from California State University East Bay in June 2008. His job involves finding businesses that do not recycle. She educates these businesses about the process and recycling and oversees their progress in recycling. She describes how she landed as an intern for the Central Contra Costa Solid Waste Authority.

Published
2009

7. Opening New Doors With a Fellowship.

Author

GUTNER, TODDI

Subjects
*ACADEMIC degrees, *SCHOLARSHIPS, *CHIEF operating officers, *SCHOLARS, *SOCIETIES
Abstract

The article explains how belonging to a fellowship can open career opportunities. Kenneth Zeff says that it is not his academic degree nor his years of work experience that landed him the position of chief operating officer of Inner City Education Foundation Public Schools. He asserts that the two prominent fellowships he belonged to in Washington D.C. and San Diego, California were what caught the attention of his employers.

Published
2008

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