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DR. KENNETH POLONSKY GETS PLAUDITS AT POURING BY WASHU MEDICS
September 17th, 2010 | Author: Jerry Berger
Chairman of the department of medicine at Washington University and native South African, Dr. Kenneth Polonsky, was given a fond adieu by executives of BJC and the university at Monarch Restaurant & Southern Bistro on his appointment to the University of Chicago as dean of the Pritzker School of Medicine and the Division of Biological Sciences. Neurosurgeon Dr. Ralph Dacey and his wife, Corinne, welcomed the gathering to a sumptuous dinner prepared by star chef Josh Galliano, that included roasted red snapper, cilantro pea puree and glazed carrots, followed by Galliano’s signature flourless chocolate cake. Big boosters of the departing doc, Maryland Medical Group’s cardiologist/internist Dr. Gif Bowen and his wife Sally were on hand as was Dr. Larry Shapiro, dean of the school of medicine, who tipped that another building will go up on the campus to serve academic research. But, the biggest challenges facing the medical center, according to Shapiro, are “adapting to health care reform and meeting the budget reduction of the National Institute of Health’s support of our research.” Nearby, were Sally and Richard J. Liekweg, president of Barnes-Jewish Hospital and group prez of BJC Healthcare Liekweg said, “Within the next 10 years, another hospital expansion will go up on the north campus and one will replace the building on the south campus.” Monarch’s owners Jeff Orbin and Aaron Teitelbaum were on hand to supervise the dinner. Teitelbaum’s love, Joanna Dettmann, popped in and got bon mots on her upcoming participation in a 7.5-mile Iron Man triathlon in Branson. “I don’t even travel that much,” joked Teitelbaum.
BACK IN TOWN
October 28th, 2009 | Author: Jerry Berger
Herbie’s on Euclid Avenue threw off a wow $4 million in revenue last year, confided bon vivant Aaron Teitelbaum, who is creating an empire of restaurants, beginning with the former Balaban’s and Monarch in Maplewood. “Next, will be a space in Clayton with 80 seats,” he said. Teitelbaum also tipped that he and Joanna Dettmann, founder of the search engine optimization firm Tsunela, just celebrated their one-year anniversary of bliss. Across the street, on Maryland Avenue, entrepreneur Rex Sinquefield has bought the building at 4652, where it’s
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rumored to become an art gallery and a generous
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space for the World Chess Hall of Fame and Museum. A perfect fit for Rex, who owns the St. Louis Chess Club and Scholastic Center. While sipping coffee, he chatted about how he grew up at St. Vincent’s Orphanage and went on to become successful in co-founding Dimensional Fund Advisors and a think-tank with Crosby Kemper, III,. He said, “Our biggest issue is replacing the city earnings tax and the Missouri sales tax.” But, chess was uppermost in Rex’s mind, when he enthused the U.S. Championship will be held here in late April. He extolled the advantages of chess and how it contributes to mental activity – memorizing, planning and patience. Turning to world issues, Sinquefield opined, ” Iran will get a nuke unless Israel takes out the installations. They have no choice. I don’t see Obama standing up against them.” A graduate of St. Louis University and the University of Chicago, Singuefield joshed, “I told my youngest son, Luke, if you don’t finish college, you’ll become a failure like Bill Gates, Rush Limbaugh and Bobby Fisher.”
