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Legendary
clarinetist Richard Stoltzman will join with the American String
Quartet for the third performance in the Shirley and Chas Hockett
Chamber Music Concert Series at Ithaca College.
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The
College will begin the yearlong lecture and discussion series
September 26 with a presentation by Jane Marie Law.
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IC staff
answer questions for prospective students at the Ithaca College
booth at the New York State Fair on Higher Education Day at the
fair..
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Family Weekend
begins on Friday, October 4.
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Bill D'Elia
will be on campus to give a free public lecture and a series of
master classes to students in the Roy H. Park School of Communications.
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In
addition to conducting master classes and meeting with students
and faculty, Forché will give two free public presentations.
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The
17th annual Professionals Symposium will present workshops and
career networking sessions, as well as an awards dinner with talks
by two successful alumni.
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The theme
of this year's festival, a College-wide recognition of cultural
awareness and diversity, will be "Celebrating Our Differences."
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The 2002 -
3 season opens with a Clark Theatre staging of Moisés Kaufman's
The Laramie Project, a drama based on the 1998 murder
of gay college student Matthew Shepard.
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Ithaca
College alumni will be returning to South Hill Friday through
Sunday, September 20 - 22, for athletic events, a pep rally, a
concert by an acclaimed jazz quintet, and the induction of 11
people into the Ithaca College Athletic Hall of Fame.
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Five
Play will give a free concert, kicking off the School of Music's
new "Improvisation and You" series. A pre-concert talk will be
given by music lecturer Louise Mygatt at 7:30 pm in the Iger Lecture
Hall.
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Gifts
to the Parents Fund showed a 13 percent increase in dollar amount
over the previous year, along with a remarkable 48 percent increase
in the number of parent donors.
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Parents
and other family members of current students will get a chance
to experience a selection of concerts, sporting events, theater
performances, good food, presentations, open houses, and a luncheon
with the College president.
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Now
called Wood Field, the Upper Terrace Field serves as home to the
women's lacrosse and men's and women's soccer teams.
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Editor: Keith Davis
Writers: Dave Maley
Publisher: Office of Public Information
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