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committees hope to bring Neighbors members together for an afternoon “apple social.” We will offer apples grown on Stephen King’s Orchard in Sweden, Maine! Pietree Orchard grows great local food and aims to create a stronger local communi- ty. The McSherry family established the orchard roughly seventy-five years ago. The King family then purchased the orchard in 2007, in order to make sure the land remained a working orchard and farm. Today, Pietree Orchard grows apples, strawberries, blueber- ries, peaches, plums, nectarines, peas, green beans, tomatoes, flowers, and pumpkins. The Or- chard’s farms stand is open daily in season, with fresh fruits and vegetables, cider donuts, pies, pastries, savories, and, during apple season, fresh-pressed cider and even maple syrup! Next month we will hold our tradi- tional Tea and Talk! This year our Speaker will be the Assistant Dean and Chief Human resources officer of Harvard Law School Kevin Moody. Before embarking on his career in Human Resources, Moody served in the U.S. Marine Corps as a Captain and Air Traffic Control Operations Officer. He holds an MBA from the Goizueta Business School at Emory University and a Master of Science in Organizational Leadership from Brenau University. He also earned his BA in Psychology at Emory. Another exiting event is in the works is a possible free apple givea- way. Our Membership and Events Harvard Neighbors has a new Coordinator! After two years behind the steering wheel our colleague Faith Buckley accepted a position at the Harvard Faculty Club Events Office. We are very grateful for Faith’s dedication, enthusiasm and invaluable contribution to the success of our organization! She still will be a big part of Neighbors life, helping us with ideas and sharing her experience with our new coordinator Silva Panchev. Silva comes from Harvard Medical School where she worked as an Accountant Assistant at Microbiology Department for the past twelve years. She also has international events experience, working as an Event planner in Europe and is exited to become a part of Harvard Neighbors life and culture! This past Monday we’ve welcomed our members and new friends at the Neighbors Open House and Welcome party. Everyone had a wonderful time and enjoyed great conversations, tasty food, hot cider and desserts! Our President , Elizabeth Gray, welcomed all to the new year and our Group Leader of Community Service and Outreach, Margaret Igne, shared her ideas on providing volunteers and support for local Cambridge based non- profit programs . The group will also create its own projects based on community needs. Congratulations also to our raffle winner, Marko Zdravkovic, who won a free brunch for two at the Harvard Faculty Club! We are happy to announce the new- est addition to our collection of interest groups, Living Green. The group will discuss ideas and prepare samples of Green household cleaners, and natural beauty prod- ucts such as laundry detergent, furni- ture polish, Marseille Soap, deodorant, toothpaste, lip balm, bath-fizzies, and more! Group members will share ideas, recipes and go home with samples to try for themselves. The first group meeting is on October 3 at 12:00 PM and the group leader is Irina Brandina. Read more about this group on page 2! Coming Up I M P O R T A N T U P C O M I N G What’s New in Neighbors News U P C O M I N G I N T E R E S T G R O U P M E E T I N G S Neighbors News Monday 9/26 12: 00PM Lunch Book Group 3: 00 PM English Conversation Tuesday 9/28 10: 00AM English Conversation 12: 00PM Knitting for Everyone Wednesday 9/28 10: 00AM Infant and Toddler Playgroup 7:30 PM MIT Women’s Chorale Rehearsal Monday 10/03 12:00 PM Living Green Group 3: 00 PM English Conversation Tuesday 10/04 10:00Am English Conversation 12:00PM Knitting for Everyone 5:30 PM French Book Club Wednesday 10/05 10: 00 AM Infant and Toddler Playgroup 7: 00PM MIT Women’s Chorale Rehearsal Thursday 10/06 9:30 AM Art Exploration 1: 00PM English Conversation Friday 10 /07 12:30 PM French Conversation Monday 10/10 Columbus Day — No events scheduled H A R V A R D N E I G H B O R S 1 7 Q U I N C Y S T R E E T C A M B R I D G E , M A 0 2 1 3 8 T : 6 1 7 - 4 9 5 - 4 3 1 3 E : N E I G H B O R S @ H A R V A R D . E D U Our mission is to enrich the lives of members of the Harvard community through cultural and educational programs and events. 9/23/16 September 22 Fall Equinox October 10 Columbus Day Follow us on Facebook! Our English Conversation Leaders at the Welcome Party P A G E 2 140th Anniversary of Harvard Lampoon Have you ever wondered how the Harvard Lampoon started? The first volume of the Lampoon appeared in February, 1876. Written by seven undergraduates and modeled on Punch, the British hu- mor magazine, the debut issue took the Harvard campus by storm. “Our success was immediate,” wrote founder John Tyler Wheelwright. “Our first edition of twelve hundred was sold at once.” United States Presi- dent Ulysses S. Grant was advised not to read the magazine, as he would be too much “in stitches” to run the government. While no human was safe from jests within the magazine, the Lampoon soon branched out, supplementing its regular issues with parodies of other publications. Read more about the Lampoon’s creative exhibit here The Lampoon’s “Golden Period” began in the first quarter of the 20th century, and was led by such figures as humorist Robert Benchley ‘12, novelist John Marquand ‘15, poet David McCord ‘21, and communist agitator John Reed ‘10. Under Reed’s term as president, the Lampoon evolved from salacious puns and localized “Harvard humor” to highly literate, scathing social commentary. The first meeting of the new Group Green Living will be held on October 3 at 12 PM. Members will learn how to make natural beauty products and household cleaners as well as take home samples! Why prepare the products yourself? If you suffer from allergies it is important to minimize the internal pollution of the house. This is easy to do if you know which ingredients you will use and how they affect you. Compared to commercial "green" products, Living Green’s products are much more affordable, you can save as much as 90% of the commercial price! Handmade products are as efficient as commercial ones, with the added benefit of sav- ing you money and time. Living Green products are also recyclable! Living Green Products are also ideal for children as all ingredients are non toxic! N E I G H B O R S N E W S Follow us on Facebook! Upcoming Neighbors Group Meeting Happening Around Harvard The Harvard Art Museums are offering free admission for two as part of Museum Day Live! on Saturday, September 24, 2016 .The event is hosted by Smithsonian magazine, in which participating museums across the country open their doors to anyone presenting a Museum Day Live! ticket. Reserve your free ticket on the Smithsonian magazine website and present it at the admissions desk. Remember that admission to the Harvard Art Museums is always free for youth under 18 and Cam- bridge residents, as well as for Massachusetts residents before noon every Saturday. To reserve a ticket please visit Smithsonian Magazine website All of us who enjoy our morning coffee would probably agree that when it comes to a coffee house we all have a favorite. Did your java place make the Harvard Gazette’s list? Check here for the most popular coffee spots around the Square! Two of our groups are looking for your help! We are searching for a Group Leader to join our English Conversation Group, one of the most popular groups at Harvard Neighbors The group leaders are looking for a volunteer to help them with their busy schedule! Our Spanish and Latin American Culture and Cinema Group is looking for volunteers to lead the group! Please email us at harvardneighbors@harvard.edu We Need You! A Field Guide To Coffee Spots The Peabody Museum is celebrating it’s 150th Anniversary on Saturday, October 8! From noon to 4:00 pm, enjoy complimentary birthday cake, live music, and hands-on activities. See treasures rarely on exhibit--including the Fee- Jee Mermaid and the Lewis & Clark bear claw necklace--meet museum staff responsible for stewarding one of the finest collections of human cultural history, and visit the Zooarchaeology Lab to touch and identify animal bones. Free and open to the public. Free event parking all day available at the 52 Oxford Street Garage. An Inside Shot of the Harvard Art Museum Sample Harvard Lampoon Cover Pictured Above