Sister Helen
Prejean, a two- time nominee for the Nobel Peace Prize and the
author of the book on which the 1995 movie Dead Man Walking
was based, will give a talk Monday, October 23, at 7:30 p.m.
in the Emerson Suites, Phillips Hall.
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Emmy Award–winning
news reporter Carole Simpson will share her insights and expertise
with Ithaca College students during a three-day stay on campus
as part of the Park Distinguished Visitors Series in the Roy H.
Park School of Communications.
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The ensemble
will give the first performance in the Shirley and Chas Hockett
Chamber Music Concert Series on October 25. Named after two longtime
educators, the new series will honor the Hocketts’ love of music
and devotion to Ithaca College and the School of Music.
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Parents and
family members of students will get a chance to sample the Ithaca
College experience, this year set to start on Friday, November
3, and run through Sunday, November 5.
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Ithaca College
parents continued their generosity to the College in the 1999–2000
fund year.
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In
addition to physical renovations that include new carpets, serving-line
fronts, and cooking and salad bar stations, Sodexho-Marriott has
overhauled the menu and spiced up the ambience.
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The
Tony Award–winning musical A Little Night Music, by Stephen
Sondheim and Hugh Wheeler, will mark the final directing effort
of longtime Ithaca College theater professor Earl McCarroll.
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The
yearlong lecture and performance series "Reverberations: Music of
the African Diaspora" will continue on Sunday, October 29, when
Horace Clarence Boyer, professor emeritus of music theory and African
American music at the University of Massachusetts, presents "Old
Ship of Zion: African American Gospel Music." Boyer will be assisted
by the Amani Gospel Singers.
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One
hundred twenty-eight panels from the AIDS Memorial Quilt will be
on display in the Emerson Suites from October 29 to November 2.
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A
periodic compilation of references to Ithaca College in the media.
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