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Past Events
9th Annual Meeting
Calcutta
University Alumni Association
DC Chapter
Potomac
Community Center
11315 Falls Road
Potomac, Maryland 20854
240-777-6960
Sunday - Nov 11, 2007
3:00-8:30PM
Program: Annual Meeting: Review our activities for the year and
plans for the next year.
Entertainment
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Songs
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Dance
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Children
performances
Dinner:
Dinner will be served after the meeting.
Subscription: $12.00 per person for the evening. (Children
below 12 are free)
Contacts
Tapas
Pradhan 301-577-3240 tapasp@intra.niddk.nih.gov
Asok Ganguly 301-972-4995 ganguly_tim@bah.com
Pramita Chatterjee 301-469-0350 pramita@comcast.net
Luna Basak 703-327-4199 lunabasak@comcast.net
Ranjan Gupta 301-947-0721 RGupta4647@aol.com
Mihir Ghosh 301-840-5381 mghosh3@comcast.net
Bratin Saha 301-874-3455 sahab@comcast.net
Taraknath Bhar 703-241-8574 tbhar@erols.com
Directions:
From
270 take via EXIT 5 to FALLS RD/MD-189 S toward POTOMAC.
Drive 2.9 miles to Potomac Community Center (on the left)
Click
here for an one page flyer
Click
here for the details of the location Click
here for the map
You
and Your Family's Active Participation are Sincerely Requested.
Minutes
of the Meeting
February 4, 2006
CUAA members held a meeting on 2/4/06 at
the Saraswati Pujo. The discussion revolved around formation of the Executive
Committee for 2006. The minutes are outlined below:
Tapash Pradhan is the new President
Dilip Som will continue to be the Treasurer (a life-time appointment)
Ashoke Ganguli will continue as the Secretary (consent by phone)
Mihir Ghosh is a new member
Pramita Chatterjee will now be in the forefront, instead of her worse-half,
Debu Chatterjee
Luna Basak will continue as a member (consent by phone)
Tapan Bera is not available this year
Sudeshna Basu is not available this year
Tarak Bhar and Bratin Saha stepped down
to make room for new comers
Nitya Nath, Tarak Bhar and Bratin Saha
will join a new cadre termed "member-at-large" (?)
Amongst the others present, Tanaji Mitra
and Utpal Dasgupta were willing to extend hands when needed.
Jaysree Nath and Raka Saha did not appear
to extend any hands
Shikha Bhar and Aparna Pradhan were
conspicuously missing at the meeting
Three new names were proposed for the
committee: Ranjan Gupta, Sutapa Ghosh, and Shweta Sen
Ranjan was at the meeting; he wished not
to be included in the committee, but promised to help as needed.
I had a candid discussion with Sutapa and
Shweta after the meeting. They too did not wish to join the committee, but
promised to help as needed
Thus the current committee is somewhat
lean (but not mean) and may wish to add some fat (especially unsaturated and
trans fats)!
I am sending this memo to all parties
named herein. Please contact me should you find any errors or omissions.
With best wishes to CUAA and you all,
Bratin Saha.
Calcutta
University Annual Reunion
Briggs Chaney Middle
School
1901 Rainbow Drive, Silver Spring, MD 20905
November 12 (Saturday)
6:30 to 10 PM
Annual
Meeting: Review
our activities for the year and plans for the next year.
Cultural
Program:
Food:
Dinner will be served after the cultural program.
Subscription:
$12.00 per person for the evening. Children under 12
free.
Membership
for 2006
(Voluntary): $10 /person; $15/Couple; Students and
Postdocs free.
Contacts:
Bratin
Saha 301-874-3455
Asok Ganguly 301-9724995
Tarak Bhar 703-241-8574
Tapas Pradhan 301-577-3240
Dilip Som 301-738-8487
Deb Chatterjee 301-469-0350
Sudeshna Basu 301-977-2118
Luna Basak 301-916-0417
Directions:
From I-495: Take exit # 28A for New Hampshire Avenue North (Route
650N). Drive about 5.5 miles and turn right on the traffic light for
Good Hope Road (called Bonifant Road on the left side). Pass one traffic
light (Briggs Chaney Road). After about half a mile, turn right at the
stop sign for Rainbow Drive. After 0.3 mile, the school will be on your
right.
Click here
for the map.
Click
here for one page flyer.
From I-95: Take exit # 33 (Route 198 West) towards Burtonsville. After
about 5 miles, turn left on Good Hope Road. Drive about half a mile and
turn left at the stop sign for Rainbow Drive. The school will be on your
right.
Minutes
of the Meeting
August 28, 2005
Attendees:
Asok Ganguli, Bratin/Raka Saha, Dilip Som, Luna Basak, Nitya Nath,
Promita/Debu Chatterjee, Tapas/Aparna Pradhan, and Tarak/Shikha Bhar
Theme: CUSCA to CUAA - a metamorphosis
The following items were discussed:
1. CUAA picnic account was settled - there was no net gain/loss
2. CUAA Annual Meeting will be held on Nov 12, 2005
3. CUAA's future was discussed in the context of the transition from CUSCA to CUAA. Several ideas were discussed. One idea embraced by all was to help the various departmental libraries at the Calcutta University with the subscription of electronic journals (one journal of their choice/department). Several individuals were identified as potential liaisons:
Biochemistry - Asok Ganguli and Deb Chatterjee
Botany - Kum kum
Physics (Pure/Applied/Bio) - Nitya Nath
Economics - Nandita Dasgupta
English - Sweta Sen
Psychology - Sutapa Ghosh
This idea will be further discussed at the annual meeting, and if approved, funds will be sought for its implementation.
4. Election:
Elect nine members; President, Secretary, and Treasurer may be identified later from these members. An advisory committee may also be considered.
5. Annual dues:
To be or not to be? $10 per individual, $15 per family, students/postdocs free
Fund raising
6. Needs vigorous campaigning - tell all your friends and enemies alike
During the Durga Puja (October 22-23) a table will be set up and manned at the peak hours (11-3 PM). Flyers for the CUAA annual meeting will be handed out. Names and contact info of the members (in excel sheets) will be updated and new members will be recruited. A poster on CUAA will be prepared by Dilip Som and hung conspicuously.
7. Contact Mr. Anjan Guha Thakurta for publicity via Anandabazar Patrika?
Calcutta
University Picnic
July 23, 2005 (Saturday)
10:30 AM to 3:30 PM
(Breakfast, Lunch, and Fun Stuff)
Ridge Road Recreational Park (Shelter C)
21155 Frederick Road
Germantown, MD 20876
Donation:
$7 /person; No donations for children below 10.
CUSCAA
(Calcutta University Science College Alumni Association) recently broadened
its scope of operation to include all the affiliates of the Calcutta
University and was renamed CUAA (Calcutta University Alumni Association).
Consequently, most of the families are now a part of the CUAA organization.
Join us with your family and friends at the upcoming Picnic for some fun &
food, and to discuss about the future of CUAA. Please contact one of the
following members so that we have some idea about the number of participants:
Bratin
Saha 301-874-3455
Asok Ganguly 301-9724995
Tarak Bhar 703-241-8574
Tapas Pradhan 301-577-3240
Deb Chatterjee 301-469-0350
Sudeshna Basu 301-977-2118
Ranjan Gupta 301-947-0721
Luna Basak 301-916-0417 |
For printable flyer
click here |
Direction
from Exit 6 on Rt. 270:
1. Go North on I-270. Drive ~9.1 miles
2. Take Exit 16A for Father Hurley Blvd (FHB) toward Damascus. FHB changes
name into Ridge Rd. Drive ~1.2 miles
3. Turn left on Rt 355 (Frederick Rd). Drive ~0.1 mile.
Park is on your RIGHT.
For
direction from your place, click on:
http://www.mc-mncppc.org/parks/park_of_the_day/jun/parkday_jun5.shtm
Minutes
of the Meeting
May 27, 2005
CUSCA/CUAA members (see below for the list of attendee) met at Tarak Bhar's residence on May 27, 2005. The minutes are as follows:
1) Change of name from CUSCAA (Calcutta University Science College Alumni Association) to CUAA (Calcutta University Alumni Association) will considerably broaden the membership base and scope of the association
2) Change of CUSCAA to CUAA will require a new EIA number
3) A transition team (interim work group) consisting of 7 members (*) was formed to oversee CUAA functions till the next election
4) Three office bearers, President, Secretary, and Treasurer, were appointed from the work group
5) A committee of three members was also formed to organize the cultural program during the annual meeting
6) New office bearers will be elected/selected during the annual meeting
7) CUAA is neither a substitute, nor a competitor of Sanskriti
8) A booth will be set at the next Sanskriti-sponsored Durga Puja to disseminate the goals and purposes of CUAA, and enroll new members
9) Annual picnic will be held on July 23 (Saturday). Luna and Debashis Basak will arrange for a picnic shed at the Ridge Park. The picnic will start at 10:30 AM with breakfast of Moori, Ghugni, Jilipi, and Cha. The lunch menu and other events will be planned later. The suggested contribution is $7 per adult
10) The annual meeting will be held on November 12 or 19 at Briggs Chenny Elementary School. Dilip Som will confirm the date. The suggested contribution is $12 per adult
11) An annual membership due of $ 10 per person/15 per family was suggested. Students would be free. Membership dues are voluntary and the collection will be sent in its entirety to Calcutta University for student scholarships, etc.
The following persons/members/office bearers attended the meeting:
Debasis Basak
Luna Basak*
Sudeshna Basu* (Cultural Committee)
Tapan Bera* (consented by phone)
Sikha Bhar
Tarak Bhar (Cultural Committee)
Asok Ganguly* (Secretary)
Ranjan Gupta (late arrival)
Tapas Pradhan* (consented by phone)
Bratin Saha* (President)
Raka Saha
Dilip Som* (Treasurer)
Promita (Cultural Committee, consented by phone)
9th
Annual Get-together
Nov 13, 2004
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CUSCAA
to CUAA
- A Metamorphosis
Calcutta
University Science College Alumni Association (CUSCAA) in its last
meeting on Aug 29, 2004 has announced that from now on CUSCAA would
open its membership to all alumni of Calcutta University (not just
Science College) and is going to be known as CUAA.
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Place:
Briggs Chaney Middle School, 1901
Rainbow Drive, Silver Spring, MD 20905
Time:
6-10PM
Program: Annual Meeting: Review our activities for the year and plans
for the next year.
Entertainment:
Dinner:
Dinner will be served after the
meeting.
Subscription:
$12.00
per person for the evening. (Children below 12 are free)
Contacts:
Tarak Bhar
703-241-8574
Tapas Pradhan
301-577-3240
Deb Chatterjee
301-469-0350
Kausik Roy
301-519-2669
Sudeshna Basu
301-977-2118
Asok Ganguli
301-972-4995
Ranjan Gupta
301-947-0721
Sovon Mookerjee
240-888-7111
Luna Basak
301-916-0417
Directions:
From I-495: Take exit # 28A for New Hampshire Avenue North (Route 650N).
Drive about 5.5 miles and turn right on the traffic light for Good Hope Road
(called Bonifant Road on the left side). Pass one traffic light (Briggs Chaney
Road). After about half a mile, turn right at the stop sign for Rainbow Drive.
After 0.3 mile, the school will be on your right.
Click
here for the map
From I-95: Take exit # 33
(Route 198 West) towards Burtonsville. After about 5 miles, turn left on Good
Hope Road. Drive about half a mile and turn left at the stop sign for Rainbow
Drive. The school will be on your right.
You
and Your Family's Active Participation are Sincerely Requested
8th
Annual Get-together
Place:
Briggs Chaney Middle School, 1901
Rainbow Drive, Silver Spring, MD 20905
Date: Silver
Spring, MD 20905
Date: Saturday- Nov 8, 2003
Time: 3:30-8PM
Program: Annual Meeting: Review our activities for the year and plans
for the next year.
Entertainment:
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Folk
Songs by Kalachand Sarkar
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Odissi
Dance by Sambrita Basu
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Rabindra
Sangeet by Sudeshna Basu
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Children
Musical Concert Orchestra directed by Jayati Dasgupta
Dinner:
Dinner will be served after the meeting.
Subscription:
$12.00
per person for the evening. (Children below 12 are free)
Contacts:
Tarak Bhar
703-241-8574
Tapas Pradhan
301-577-3240
Deb Chatterjee
301-469-0350
Kausik Roy
301-519-2669
Sudeshna Basu
301-977-2118
Asok Ganguli
301-972-4995
Ranjan Gupta
301-947-0721
Sovon Mookerjee
240-888-7111
Luna Basak
301-916-0417
Bani Mukhopadhyoy 301-530-5863
Partha Sarathi Mitra 301-681-2781
Nikhil Kumar Basu
301-762-5024
Directions:
From I-495: Take exit # 28A for New Hampshire Avenue North (Route 650N).
Drive about 5.5 miles and turn right on the traffic light for Good Hope Road
(called Bonifant Road on the left side). Pass one traffic light (Briggs Chaney
Road). After about half a mile, turn right at the stop sign for Rainbow Drive.
After 0.3 mile, the school will be on your right.
Click
here for the map
From I-95: Take exit # 33
(Route 198 West) towards Burtonsville. After about 5 miles, turn left on Good
Hope Road. Drive about half a mile and turn left at the stop sign for Rainbow
Drive. The school will be on your right.
You
and Your Family's Active Participation are Sincerely Requested
7th
Annual Get-together
Date:
Saturday- Nov 16, 2002
Time: 6:30-10:30PM
Place: Robert Frost Middle School, 9201 Scott Dr., Rockville, MD 20850
Program: Annual Meeting: Review our activities for the year and plans
for the next year.
Entertainment: Promita Chatterjee, Tapati Das, and others will perform
Rabindra Sangeet. Raja Banerjee and his group will perform Adhunik and variety
Bengali songs.
Dinner will be served after the meeting.
Dinner Menu: Chicken Biriani, Alu-Gobi, Mixed Vegetable, Chatni, Misti
Subscription:
$12.00 per person for the evening. (Children below 12 are free)
Contacts:
Mintu Pal 410-715-0795
Tarak Bhar 703-241-8574
Deb Chatterjee 301-251-4732
Kausik Roy 301-519-2669
Tapas Pradhan 301-577-3240
You
and Your Family's Active Participation are Sincerely Requested
Another
successful
CUSCAA Meeting at the 21th Banga Sammelan
July
7, 2001,
Paul Tsongas Arena, Lowell, MA
Another successful CUSCAA meeting
We had a pretty good gathering
(more than 25 people) at the Banga Sammelan 2001 meeting. The following well
wishers were present. These names have been added to the directory on our web
site www.cuscaa.org
List of attendees
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Banerjee,Abhijit,,MI, ab274@cornell.edu
Banerjee,Amiya & Sipra,,216-444-0631,
banerja@ccf.org, banerjs@ccf.org
Basu,Sankar,,MD,,
Basu,Sunanda &
Shantimay,VA,703-841-1352, sbasu@nsf.gov , basu@ppd.nrl.navy.mil
Biswas,Dipak,,MA,508-393-0411,
Biswas,Tapti,,MA, b_biswas@gin.net
Chakravarti,Kalidas,,VA, kalidasc@aol.com
Das,Bijan,,GA,404-874-7880,
Dasgupta,Ashish,,India, adg1bkpr@hotmail.com
Dasgupta,Subal,,Canada,514-398-6499,
dasgupta@physics.mcgill.ca
Dhar,Rupa,,MA, RupaDhar@hotmail.com
Ghorai,Susanta K.,,AL, skghorai1@yahoo.com
Ghosh,Kalyan,Abha,MA,, kghosh@worchester.edu,
ghoshka@att.net
Maitra,Kinsuk,,MA,607-274-1736, kmaitra@ithaca,edu
Mukherjee,Rupa,,NJ,,rupa. mukherjee@yahoo.com
Pal,Mintu,,MD,410-715-0795, Sumitro@erols.com
Pal,Shyamalendu,
,MD,301-236-9492, spal@worldbank.org
Roy,Subrata,,NC,704-597-5519,
Som,Dilip K.,,MD,301-424-9439, dsom@cpcweb.com
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Topics of discussion
We went over each and every
agenda [may be found on our web site www.cuscaa.org
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There were a good deal of
discussion on each and every topic. In summary we agreed to the following.
1. To let all CUSC Alumni be
aware of our organization and get input from other Alumni. All of us need to
spread the news to our friends. That is a very simple way to expand our
organization.
2. To raise money to dedicate an
award in the name of Satyen Bose or Meghnad Saha. The resolution was to name
the award as CUSCAA award.
3. When a new student comes to
US, we need to have some volunteers in this country to help them to relocate
and make their visit more welcoming.
4. We already started a page on
our web site on helping students from CUSC. We need to add more faculty names
there. These faculties can guide the interested students to join US
universities.
5. To expose our web site www.cuscaa.org
more to the CUSC students, we need to put advertisements on Calcutta local
newspapers. That’s the only way the students back home would be aware of our
web page and they can get help.
6. Many of us who are in the
academic field, get lot of books from the publishers and we do not use them
all. Without spending any money (except the shipping cost) we can send those
books to CUSC.
7. Similarly, as we get newer
scientific equipments in our laboratories in North America, the older ones,
even though they are still usable, can be sent to CUSC. The only cost is the
shipping. But it’s a much bigger effort to find the people here who has
these old equipments and to locate places in CUSC who need them.
8. To raise money to help build
the new Technology Campus of Calcutta University (The details may be found on
our web page www.cuscaa.org )
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The Very First Positive Response
Here is an email I received from
Subal DasGupta. I am excited to see that Subalda spent some time on the issue
of raising money to help build the new Technology Campus of Calcutta
University. Please feel free to comment on this issue.
Date Mon, 9 Jul 2001 112246
-0400 (EDT)
From Subal DasGupta dasgupta@hep.physics.mcgill.ca
X-RCPT-TO dsom@cpcweb.com
Dear Dilip,
I am calling you by your first
name because you are much younger than me. I hope you do not mind. I have gone
through Professor A. K. Das Gupta's appeal and would like to see what we can
do. The goal is to raise money which is at least a very well defined goal. Let
us start a discussion on this through e-mail. There are many of us in North
America who regularly donate to the University in North America where they did
their Ph. D. It should not be too difficult to turn our attention for once to
Calcutta University.
The number that was quoted was
one million dollar. This may be too ambitious but that is my perception. I
like to know what you think.
How should we go about this?
1) should we prepare a document
(based on Dr. Das Gupta's write-up) and include that when we contact alumni?
2) when we appeal we should
state a guideline for donations. One should not set it at too low of course.
One should not set it at too high either because the number of contributors
will fall off.
3) We should try to make a
comprehensive list of our alumni. I can take the responsibility of making the
list from Canada. But the number in the USA must be at least twenty times
more. How do we go about making the list?
4) Probably when we contact new
people, we should let them know about what CUSCAA has done in the past so that
people know that this did not spring up in one day.
Please send a copy of this to
the President(?) of CUSCAA ( the actuarist). I do not know his e-mail address.
Please send me his e-mail address. I am sending a copy of this to Partha Ghose
who gave the last talk in NABC and it seems this sort of discussion has taken
place in other seminars. He gave me his e-mail address as parthasg@aol.com
I am willing to spend sometime
on this effort on a regular basis.
Subalda (Subal Das Gupta)
dasgupta@physics.mcgill.ca
CUSCAA
Meeting at 21th Banga Sammelan
July
7, 2001, 12:30-2 PM
Middlesex Community College
Walking distance from the main events at
Paul Tsongas Arena, Lowell, MA
Click
here for the Map of Banga Sammelan
Click
here for the Banga Sammelan home page.
Click
on http://www.banga2001.org/events/reunion.asp
for details on reunions
CUSCAA is going to hold a
meeting with Calcutta University Science College Alumni at the 21th Banga
Sammelan. A large number of Bengalese from all over the Northern America
come to this Banga Sammelan. Since a large number of them went to CUSC, we
hope to spread the news of our effort organizing our Alumni Association
which we formed about five years ago in Maryland, USA.
We will meet on July 7
(Saturday) at 12:30PM at a designated room. The exact room has not been
assigned yet. But the information may be found at the registration desk. We
are also hoping to put a few posters on the walls and distribute flyers at the
Sammelan. Please keep your eyes open.
The objectives of the
meeting are:
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To let all CUSC
Alumni be aware of our organization.
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To get input
from other Alumni
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To request other
Alumni to join our organization
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We will also
discuss the following on-going agenda we have in our hand:
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To raise money to dedicate
an award in the name of Satyen Bose or Meghnad Saha. It is difficult to
ask people outside of our area for $20 annual fee. But it might not be
that difficult to collect some money for a definite cause like an award
mentioned earlier.
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When a new student comes to
US, we need to have some volunteers in this country to help them to
relocate and make their visit more welcoming.
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We already started a page on
our web site on helping students from CUSC. We need to add more faculty
names there. These faculties can guide the students interested to
join US universities.
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To expose our web site more
to the CUSC students, we need to put advertisements on Calcutta local
newspapers. That’s the only way, the students back home would be aware
of our web page and they can get help.
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Many
of us who are in the academic field, get lot of books from the publishers.
And we do not use them all. Without spending any money (except the
shipping cost) we can send those books to CUSC.
-
Similarly,
as we get newer scientific equipments in our laboratories in USA, the
older ones, even though they are still usable, can be sent to CUSC. The
only cost is the shipping. But it’s a much bigger effort to find the
people here who has these old equipments and to locate places in CUSC who
need them.
Please come and join us to make it a
successful meeting.
Visit
CUSCAA web page www.cuscaa.org for
details.
You may also contact Dilip Som at dsom@cpcweb.com
6th
Annual Get-together
Date: Saturday- Dec. 8,
2001
Time: 6:30PM
Place: Robert Frost Middle School
9201 Scott Dr.
Rockville, MD 20850
Program: Annual Meeting: Review our activities for the year and plans
for the next year.
Entertainment: Song, Dance etc. Dinner will be served after the
program.
Pritwish DasGupta (disciple of Debabrata Biwas) will sing Rabindra Sangeet
and
Mandira Sarkar (disciple of Chabi Banerjee) will sing Narul-geeti,
Dijendra-geeti and Atul-Prasadi.
Enayet Rajjak will play Tabla
with them.
Subscription: $12.00 per person for the evening. (Children below
12 are free)
Contacts:
Tarak Bhar:
703-241-8574
Deb Chatterjee:
301-251-4732
Kausik Roy
301-519-2669
Tapas Pradhan
301-577-3240
Mintu Pal
410-715-0795
Dilip Som
301-424-9439
You and
Your Family's Active Participation are Sincerely Requested.
Picnics
CUSCAA
Picnic
June 28, 2003
11AM - 4 PM
Lake Needwood
(Rock Creek Regional Park)
Shelter E
6700 Needwood Road
Rockville, MD 20855
Direction: From
Rt. 270N, take exit 8 for Shady Grove Road, then
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Please contact for further
information
Tarak
Bhar
703-241-8574
Tapas Pradhan
301-577-3240
Deb Chatterjee
301-251-4732
Sruti Chattoraj
301-299-5271
Mintu Pal
410-715-0795
Please
come with your family and friends
CUSCAA
Picnic
Time:
10:00 AM
Date: Saturday,
June 9, 2001
Place: Seneca National
Park, MD
Shelter: Fawn
For the Map of Seneca
Creek State Park, click on:
http://www.dnr.state.md.us/publiclands/central/senecamap.html
Agenda:
Snack, Lunch, and discussions on CUSCAA events
Donation: $8.00 per person (Children under 12 are free)
Direction:
From Washington,
Virginia:
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Take I-270 North to toward
Frederick, Take Exit #10, Clopper Road (MD Route #117 West). Continue
through five stop lights (appox. 2 miles), Seneca Creek State Park is on
your left.
Look for the Picnic Area. Fawn
is located on the south side of the lake.
From Frederick:
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Take I-270 South towrds
Washington, Take Exit #11B, Quince Orchard Road (MD Route #124). Turn
right onto Clopper Road at the second stop light. Continue through three
stop lights (appox. 2 miles), Seneca Creek State Park is on your left.
Look for the Picnic Area. Fawn
is located on the south side of the lake.
Please contact for further
information
Bula
Ghose
301-362-4642
Tapas Pradhan
301-577-3240
Deb Chatterjee
301-251-4732
Tarak Bhar
703-241-8574
Please come
with your family and friends!
CUSCAA
Picnic 1998
The
Annual Picnic was held at the Black Hill Regional
park on June 13, ‘98. The picnic was a great success.
It was a day when the weather started magnificently but
turned a little nasty later as the day wore on. But the
strong winds and the heavy downpour did not dampen the
spirit of the members who stayed on for an impromptu
concert.
CUSCAA
Picnic 1997
Date: Saturday May 31,
1997
Place: Rockcreek Regional Park
(Lake Needwood)
More
than 70 CUSCAA members enjoying the annual picnic
with varieties of foods and sweets.
The picnic
was a great success. More than 70 people attended. The
weather was great and so was the food. There were party
games and some members broke out into spontaneous live
music performance. it was a day to remember.
CUAA
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