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| Yale a cappella groups the New Blue and the Spizzwinks (top and above R) will sing in Chappaqua Feb. 3. Yale psychology professor Laurie Santos will address Yale alumni and guests in Chappaqua Mar. 7. (New Blue, Spizzwinks and Yale photos) |
The Spizzwinks and the New Blue, a cappella groups from Yale, will perform in concert at Horace Greeley High School in Chappaqua, Sunday, Feb. 3, at 1 pm.
The Spizzwinks return to Westchester after performing in Scarsdale in 2013 and 2015. The group plans to sing in Iceland, Seattle and China this coming spring and summer.
The New Blue is Yale's oldest female a cappella group, formed in 1969, the year Yale's undergraduate population included women for the first time. Laura Clapp '21 of Scarsdale and Anna-Sophia Boguraev '20 of Bedford sing with New Blue.
In 2018, the Whiffenpoofs and Red, Hot & Blue performed in separate concerts in Rye.
YWAA will host the concert. Details will follow.
Thursday, March 7
Yale psychology professor Laurie Santos will present a lecture to Yale alumni and friends in Chappaqua. Details will follow. Santos is best known for having taught arguably the most popular course ever among Yale undergraduates, "Psychology and the Good Life," when over 1,200 students enrolled last spring.
The course is also known as the "Happiness" course and is labelled "The Science of Well-Being" in an online adaptation of the same.
Santos also acts as Head of Silliman College at Yale.
The scheduled lecture is part of YWAA lecture series. Click YWAA Lectures for more about the series and Yale professors who have visited Westchester over the last several years.
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