Truth...in Preparation for Revolution!
At a moment when much of humanity finds itself in a living hell, when the horror of the U.S. occupation of Iraq threatens to escalate into a war against Iran, and when the future of the planet itself is threatened, Revolution newspaper must be out there much more boldly and much more broadly—exposing what is going on, revealing why, and pointing to a revolutionary solution in the interests of the vast majority of humanity.
Monday, May 21, 2007
7:30pm
Spalding Gray Stories
IFC Center
323 Sixth Ave.,
New York, NY 10014 at W. 3rd St.
212-924-7771
Spalding Gray is having a Tupac moment. The dry-witted monologist’s tragic 2004 suicide—he struggled with depression since a debilitating car crash in 2001—hasn’t stymied audience demand for his singular storytelling. Currently running at the Minetta Lane Theatre is Spalding Gray: Stories Left to Tell, a selection of his work curated by his wife Kathleen Russo and performed by a rotating cast of actors. This event (Spalding Gray Stories) operates as a sort of companion piece: Russo will be on hand with film director Steven Soderbergh to present a screening of Gray’s Anatomy, the movie version of the late great raconteur's solo show about alternative medicine. — Amos Barshad
Tuesday, May 22
7:30pm.
Alice Walker in Conversation with Gloria Steinem.
Lexington Avenue at 92nd Street Y.
Alice Walker, known for her literary fiction, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning The Color Purple, has written many volumes of poetry and non-fiction. Her most recent book is We Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For: Inner Light in a Time of Darkness, a series of spiritual and political meditations on what each of us can do to better the world and be a force for peace, hope and sanity. Gloria Steinem is a writer, lecturer, editor and feminist activist. In 1972, she co-founded Ms. magazine and remained one of its editors for 15 years. Her books include the bestsellers Revolution from Within: A Book of Self Esteem and Outrageous Acts and Everyday Rebellions, Moving Beyond Words. Location: Venue: Kaufmann Concert HallCode: T-LC5WL08-01 Price: $25.00 All Sections
6:30pm
String Theory for Dummies
The Graduate Center
365 Fifth Ave (at 34th Street)
Many scientists feel String Theory explains and unifies all of physics. Others disagree. We, the public, are confused. Dr. Jim Gates, Toll Professor in Physics at the University of Maryland, will explain the theory with great clarity. We’ll screen the winning entries from Discover Magazine’s current String Theory in Two Minutes or Less video competition. Look for magic and a special guest (think wood; we’re literal about the title!).
THE NEW ISSUE:
Wednesday, May 23
3-5PM
Bronx -- Hewitt Place & Westchester AVenue
People have set up a People's Memorial site for Fermin Arzu, killed by NYPD on Friday, May 18th, in the Longwood section of the Bronx.
8pm
The Struggle for Birth Control and Abortion Rights: Past and Present
Monkey Town
48 North 3rd St. (L to Bedford Ave)
Williamsburg
Proceeds from this screening of It Happened to US (1972), which documents the plea for legal abortion in the US, benefit the women’s Liberation Birth Control Project, $10
7pm
Anthony D. Romero
Barnes & Noble @ 17th Street/Union Sq.
Romero, the executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union, presents In Defense of America, in which he reveals how our constitutional freedoms are being eroded.
Thursday, May 24
Early morning: High School newspaper distribution
7:30AM Harlem Hospital
8:00pm
Understanding Our World: Al Gore with Charlie Rose.
Lexington Avenue at 92nd Street Y Venue
Al Gore served as the forty-fifth Vice President of the United States, having had a prior distinguished career serving in the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate. He is the author of the bestsellers Earth in the Balance and An Inconvenient Truth. He also stars in the Academy Award-winning film An Inconvenient Truth, where he passionately exposes the myths and misconceptions about global warming and offers practical solutions for what each of us can do to ensure the future of our planet.
6:30pm
Legacy of Slavery and Reconstruction
NY Historical Society
170 Central Park West @ 77th Street
Nicholas Lemann (Redemption: The Last Battle of the Civil War), Annette Gordon-Reed (Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings: An American Controversy) and Brent Staples (Parallel Time: Growing Up in Black and White) discuss the violent campaigns aimed at thwarting African Americans’ newly won rights in the post–Civil War era ($15, seniors and students $10).
6:30-9PM
Same News, Different Views:
Bridging the Gap Between Ethnic & Mainstream Media
A feet in Two Worlds Town Hall
The New School
Theresa Lang Community & Student Center
55 West 13th St. (bet 5th 7 6th Avenues), 2nd floor
The federal immigration policy debate may soon reach its climactic moment, changing the lives of hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers. Meanwhile our city’s immigrant communities face unique – and not so unique – local challenges related to schools, poverty, housing, and more. If you read or listen to the mainstream English-language press, what are you missing? A Town Hall meeting with ethnic and mainstream press, hosted by Brian Lehrer and taped for broadcast on WNYC, New York Public Radio.
Speakers:
Muzaffar Chishti, Migration Policy Institute; Roberto Lovato, new American Media; Juana Ponce De Leon, IPA-NY; Julia Preston, The New York Times; Elaine Rivera, NYC, NY Public Radio; Sree Srinivasen, Columbia University; Alberto Vourvoulias, El Diario/La Prensa; Leon Wynter, Author of American Skin; and others.
Admission is free but you must RSVP. Call 212-229-5418 or email centernyc@newschool.edu. Refreshments will be served.
Friday, May 25
12:30pm
Al Gore
Barnes & Noble
17th Street Union Square
Gore discusses his new book, Assault on Reason, in which he criticizes the Bush administration’s determination to ignore and twist the truth on all sorts of vital issues.
Phone: 212-253-0810
6-8pm
Vigil for Fermin Arzu in the Bronx -- Hewitt & Westchester. (#2 to the Intervale stop). Bring signs for justice and papers.
6-9PM
The French Evolution Exhibition
Race, Politics and the 2005 Riots
Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts
The James E. David Arts Building
80 Hanson Place
Brooklyn, NY
Event will include DJs spinnign French, African & Brazilian music to complement the artwork and the artist's cultural legacy.
Looks like it is near Atlantic and Flatbush area
Saturday, May 26
8am
Grand Army Plaza Farmer's market
Brooklyn
10:30AM
Harlem Team
Meet at the Burger King on 125th near Lenox
XXX
Brooklyn Team
8:o0 am
Protest: Dick Cheney
He speaks at West Point graduation. Meet at Veteran's Park, Main St, Highland Falls, NY; march to Thayer Gate & into West Point & then re-assemble for a rally. Info: Steve Greenfield, 845-532-0280, bicyclesax@earthlink.net
3:00PM
Bronx
Funeral for Fermin Arzu. Castle Hill and Westchester.
9:00pm
Mos Def: 'Black Radio'
Highline Ballroom
431 W 16th
New York, NY 10011 West Village
PM
Piers, West/East Village, Chelsea/Flatiron
Youth Street Team
Sunday, May 27
East Harlem/Washington Heights
Monday, May 28
Morning
Agitators Training
Afternoon
Marcus Garvey Park, Riverside Park along Harlem and Washington Heights.
Brooklyn Team
Neighborhood barbecues
Fort Greene
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
7:30pm
Michelle Goldberg
Barnes & Noble
267 Seventh Ave
Brooklyn
In Kingdom Coming, Goldberg investigates the rise of Christian nationalism and its imminent threat to democracy.
718-832-9066
6:00-9:00pm
Jammin with Baraka - A Tribute to Amiri Baraka
Synod Hall on the Grounds of The Cathedral of St. John the Divine
1047 Amsterdam Avenue @110th Street
Contact Malaika Adero , 212-926-8090
malaika@upsouthinternationalbookfestival.com
Sponsored By: Up South International, Inc. and the Hue Man Bookstore
Admission Fee: $150.00
Upcoming June events
6/2 SAT, 3 pm - Film/discussion: "The Ground Truth: The Human Cost of War." At Church of the Evangel, Bedford Ave & Hawthorne St, Prospect-Lefferts Gardens, Bkn (Q to Parkside, B49 to Hawthorne St). Free; refreshments served; child care. Sponsors: Prospect Lefferts Voices for Peace & Justice, Black Veterans for Social Justice, Bkn Parents for Peace. Info: 718-624-5921, iraq@brooklynpeaceorg & prospectforpeace@verizon.net
6/2 SAT 10:00am – 6:00pm NATIONAL PUERTO RICAN DAY PARADE, INC. 152nd. STREET CULTURAL FESTIVAL 152nd. Street (Between Jackson & Union Ave. ) – Bronx, NY OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
6/3 SUN 1:30-3:00pm Riverside Church "What is Riverside Church's stand on the deportation of Immigrants?"
06.05.07Leonard Nimoy Thalia TheaterSymphony Space2537 Broadway at 95th StreetNYC TimesTalksGlobal Warming, Local SolutionsWith a problem as immense as human-caused climate change, how can individuals and communities make a difference? Discover the latest scientific findings on global warming and real-world solutions that can have an impact. Hear New York Times science reporter Andrew Revkin discuss the challenges and what we can do now with Alex Matthiessen, president of Riverkeeper; Bill McKibben, activist and author of "Deep Economy"; Billy Parish, founder of the Climate Campaign and co-founder and coordinator for the Energy Action Coalition; and Cynthia Rosenzweig, senior research scientist, Goddard Institute for Space Studies.
Sunday with the Magazine, NY Times series
June 6 Wednesday 7:00PM
New York City
All Souls Church
Reidy Friendship Hall
1157 Lexington Ave. @ 80th
212-535-5530
Contact info: Russell Branca- 718-843-0515
Sponsored by PEACE TASK FORCE OF ALL SOULS CHURCH, RESISTANCE =20
CINEMA, & ACTION FOR JUSTICE COMMUNITY CHURCH OF NYC.
The Ecologist Magazine of London calls The Bu$h Agenda, "Spine tingling," and Greg Palast, bestselling author of Armed Madhouse, gives it a heartfelt, "Bravo!"
Civilians under Fire from Iraq to Somalia: The Struggle for "Humanitarian Space"
Lecture
Wednesday, June 6th, 7:00 pm, reception at 6:00 pm
The Great Hall
7 East 7th Street at Third Avenue
Please join us as Scott Anderson, novelist and journalist with The New York Times Magazine and Vanity Fair, takes the stage with aid workers from Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).
Thursday, June 7th
7PM
Freedom Next Time: An Evening with John Pilger and Amy Goodman
The New School Tishman Auditorium
66 West 12th St.
$5
Pilger will discuss his new book, Freedom nex Time, with Amy Goodman, host of Democracy Now!. They will consider iraq, Palestine, India, South Africa, and the island of Diego Garcia, where the long struggle for freedom has taken place, but the people are still waiting for its dream to be realized.
Saturday, June 9
116th Street Festival
116th Streets between 2nd and Lexington Avenues; 3rd Avenue from 106th to 122nd Streets
6/9 SAT, eve - Event: w/Cynthia McKinney & Lynne Stewart. At loc TBA in Bkn. Info: zooltheartandpolitics@hotmail.com
Sunday, June 10, 2007 – 11:00am
2007 NATIONAL PUERTO RICAN DAY PARADEOn Fifth Avenue, from 44th. to 86th. Streets – NYCOPEN TO THE PUBLIC
6/16 SAT & 6/17 SUN - Event: Clearwater Music & Environmental Festival: Great Hudson River Revival 2007. At Croton Point Park, Croton-on-Hudson, NY.Info: Jen Rubbo, Volunteer Coordinator, 845-454-7673 x123, volcoord@clearwater.org or http://www.clearwaterfestival.org
6/17 SUN Gay Pride Rally Bryant park (42nd St & 6th Avenue) 2-6pm
6/18 MON 8pm Yoko Ono in Conversation with Anthony DeCurtis Lexington Avenue at 92nd Street Y Kaufmann Concert Hall Yoko Ono is a ground-breaking and award-winning musician, artist, filmmaker and peace activist. Her most recent work includes the albums, Yes, I'm a Witch and Open Your Box. One of the boldest creative thinkers and cultural icons of our time, she discusses her extraordinary life journey with Anthony DeCurtis, who is a contributing editor at Rolling Stone and the author of In Other Words: Artists Talk About Life and Work.
6/19 TUE 6-8:30 pm - Film/discussion: "Heir to an Execution."W/Ivy Meerepol. Tamiment Library 70 Washington Sq South, 10th fl (A/C/E, B/D/F/V to W 4th St, R to 8th St-NYU, 1 to Christopher St-Sheridan Sq). Sponsors: Tamiment, National Cmt to Reopen the Rosenberg Case. Info: 212-998-2428, Michael.Nash@nyu.edu &Marilyn.Young@nyu.edu
Monday, May 21, 2007
7:30pm
Spalding Gray Stories
IFC Center
323 Sixth Ave.,
New York, NY 10014 at W. 3rd St.
212-924-7771
Spalding Gray is having a Tupac moment. The dry-witted monologist’s tragic 2004 suicide—he struggled with depression since a debilitating car crash in 2001—hasn’t stymied audience demand for his singular storytelling. Currently running at the Minetta Lane Theatre is Spalding Gray: Stories Left to Tell, a selection of his work curated by his wife Kathleen Russo and performed by a rotating cast of actors. This event (Spalding Gray Stories) operates as a sort of companion piece: Russo will be on hand with film director Steven Soderbergh to present a screening of Gray’s Anatomy, the movie version of the late great raconteur's solo show about alternative medicine. — Amos Barshad
Tuesday, May 22
7:30pm.
Alice Walker in Conversation with Gloria Steinem.
Lexington Avenue at 92nd Street Y.
Alice Walker, known for her literary fiction, including the Pulitzer Prize-winning The Color Purple, has written many volumes of poetry and non-fiction. Her most recent book is We Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For: Inner Light in a Time of Darkness, a series of spiritual and political meditations on what each of us can do to better the world and be a force for peace, hope and sanity. Gloria Steinem is a writer, lecturer, editor and feminist activist. In 1972, she co-founded Ms. magazine and remained one of its editors for 15 years. Her books include the bestsellers Revolution from Within: A Book of Self Esteem and Outrageous Acts and Everyday Rebellions, Moving Beyond Words. Location: Venue: Kaufmann Concert HallCode: T-LC5WL08-01 Price: $25.00 All Sections
6:30pm
String Theory for Dummies
The Graduate Center
365 Fifth Ave (at 34th Street)
Many scientists feel String Theory explains and unifies all of physics. Others disagree. We, the public, are confused. Dr. Jim Gates, Toll Professor in Physics at the University of Maryland, will explain the theory with great clarity. We’ll screen the winning entries from Discover Magazine’s current String Theory in Two Minutes or Less video competition. Look for magic and a special guest (think wood; we’re literal about the title!).
THE NEW ISSUE:
Wednesday, May 23
3-5PM
Bronx -- Hewitt Place & Westchester AVenue
People have set up a People's Memorial site for Fermin Arzu, killed by NYPD on Friday, May 18th, in the Longwood section of the Bronx.
8pm
The Struggle for Birth Control and Abortion Rights: Past and Present
Monkey Town
48 North 3rd St. (L to Bedford Ave)
Williamsburg
Proceeds from this screening of It Happened to US (1972), which documents the plea for legal abortion in the US, benefit the women’s Liberation Birth Control Project, $10
7pm
Anthony D. Romero
Barnes & Noble @ 17th Street/Union Sq.
Romero, the executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union, presents In Defense of America, in which he reveals how our constitutional freedoms are being eroded.
Thursday, May 24
Early morning: High School newspaper distribution
7:30AM Harlem Hospital
8:00pm
Understanding Our World: Al Gore with Charlie Rose.
Lexington Avenue at 92nd Street Y Venue
Al Gore served as the forty-fifth Vice President of the United States, having had a prior distinguished career serving in the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate. He is the author of the bestsellers Earth in the Balance and An Inconvenient Truth. He also stars in the Academy Award-winning film An Inconvenient Truth, where he passionately exposes the myths and misconceptions about global warming and offers practical solutions for what each of us can do to ensure the future of our planet.
6:30pm
Legacy of Slavery and Reconstruction
NY Historical Society
170 Central Park West @ 77th Street
Nicholas Lemann (Redemption: The Last Battle of the Civil War), Annette Gordon-Reed (Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings: An American Controversy) and Brent Staples (Parallel Time: Growing Up in Black and White) discuss the violent campaigns aimed at thwarting African Americans’ newly won rights in the post–Civil War era ($15, seniors and students $10).
6:30-9PM
Same News, Different Views:
Bridging the Gap Between Ethnic & Mainstream Media
A feet in Two Worlds Town Hall
The New School
Theresa Lang Community & Student Center
55 West 13th St. (bet 5th 7 6th Avenues), 2nd floor
The federal immigration policy debate may soon reach its climactic moment, changing the lives of hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers. Meanwhile our city’s immigrant communities face unique – and not so unique – local challenges related to schools, poverty, housing, and more. If you read or listen to the mainstream English-language press, what are you missing? A Town Hall meeting with ethnic and mainstream press, hosted by Brian Lehrer and taped for broadcast on WNYC, New York Public Radio.
Speakers:
Muzaffar Chishti, Migration Policy Institute; Roberto Lovato, new American Media; Juana Ponce De Leon, IPA-NY; Julia Preston, The New York Times; Elaine Rivera, NYC, NY Public Radio; Sree Srinivasen, Columbia University; Alberto Vourvoulias, El Diario/La Prensa; Leon Wynter, Author of American Skin; and others.
Admission is free but you must RSVP. Call 212-229-5418 or email centernyc@newschool.edu. Refreshments will be served.
Friday, May 25
12:30pm
Al Gore
Barnes & Noble
17th Street Union Square
Gore discusses his new book, Assault on Reason, in which he criticizes the Bush administration’s determination to ignore and twist the truth on all sorts of vital issues.
Phone: 212-253-0810
6-8pm
Vigil for Fermin Arzu in the Bronx -- Hewitt & Westchester. (#2 to the Intervale stop). Bring signs for justice and papers.
6-9PM
The French Evolution Exhibition
Race, Politics and the 2005 Riots
Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts
The James E. David Arts Building
80 Hanson Place
Brooklyn, NY
Event will include DJs spinnign French, African & Brazilian music to complement the artwork and the artist's cultural legacy.
Looks like it is near Atlantic and Flatbush area
Saturday, May 26
8am
Grand Army Plaza Farmer's market
Brooklyn
10:30AM
Harlem Team
Meet at the Burger King on 125th near Lenox
XXX
Brooklyn Team
8:o0 am
Protest: Dick Cheney
He speaks at West Point graduation. Meet at Veteran's Park, Main St, Highland Falls, NY; march to Thayer Gate & into West Point & then re-assemble for a rally. Info: Steve Greenfield, 845-532-0280, bicyclesax@earthlink.net
3:00PM
Bronx
Funeral for Fermin Arzu. Castle Hill and Westchester.
9:00pm
Mos Def: 'Black Radio'
Highline Ballroom
431 W 16th
New York, NY 10011 West Village
PM
Piers, West/East Village, Chelsea/Flatiron
Youth Street Team
Sunday, May 27
East Harlem/Washington Heights
Monday, May 28
Morning
Agitators Training
Afternoon
Marcus Garvey Park, Riverside Park along Harlem and Washington Heights.
Brooklyn Team
Neighborhood barbecues
Fort Greene
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
7:30pm
Michelle Goldberg
Barnes & Noble
267 Seventh Ave
Brooklyn
In Kingdom Coming, Goldberg investigates the rise of Christian nationalism and its imminent threat to democracy.
718-832-9066
6:00-9:00pm
Jammin with Baraka - A Tribute to Amiri Baraka
Synod Hall on the Grounds of The Cathedral of St. John the Divine
1047 Amsterdam Avenue @110th Street
Contact Malaika Adero , 212-926-8090
malaika@upsouthinternationalbookfestival.com
Sponsored By: Up South International, Inc. and the Hue Man Bookstore
Admission Fee: $150.00
Upcoming June events
6/2 SAT, 3 pm - Film/discussion: "The Ground Truth: The Human Cost of War." At Church of the Evangel, Bedford Ave & Hawthorne St, Prospect-Lefferts Gardens, Bkn (Q to Parkside, B49 to Hawthorne St). Free; refreshments served; child care. Sponsors: Prospect Lefferts Voices for Peace & Justice, Black Veterans for Social Justice, Bkn Parents for Peace. Info: 718-624-5921, iraq@brooklynpeaceorg & prospectforpeace@verizon.net
6/2 SAT 10:00am – 6:00pm NATIONAL PUERTO RICAN DAY PARADE, INC. 152nd. STREET CULTURAL FESTIVAL 152nd. Street (Between Jackson & Union Ave. ) – Bronx, NY OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
6/3 SUN 1:30-3:00pm Riverside Church "What is Riverside Church's stand on the deportation of Immigrants?"
06.05.07Leonard Nimoy Thalia TheaterSymphony Space2537 Broadway at 95th StreetNYC TimesTalksGlobal Warming, Local SolutionsWith a problem as immense as human-caused climate change, how can individuals and communities make a difference? Discover the latest scientific findings on global warming and real-world solutions that can have an impact. Hear New York Times science reporter Andrew Revkin discuss the challenges and what we can do now with Alex Matthiessen, president of Riverkeeper; Bill McKibben, activist and author of "Deep Economy"; Billy Parish, founder of the Climate Campaign and co-founder and coordinator for the Energy Action Coalition; and Cynthia Rosenzweig, senior research scientist, Goddard Institute for Space Studies.
Sunday with the Magazine, NY Times series
June 6 Wednesday 7:00PM
New York City
All Souls Church
Reidy Friendship Hall
1157 Lexington Ave. @ 80th
212-535-5530
Contact info: Russell Branca- 718-843-0515
Sponsored by PEACE TASK FORCE OF ALL SOULS CHURCH, RESISTANCE =20
CINEMA, & ACTION FOR JUSTICE COMMUNITY CHURCH OF NYC.
The Ecologist Magazine of London calls The Bu$h Agenda, "Spine tingling," and Greg Palast, bestselling author of Armed Madhouse, gives it a heartfelt, "Bravo!"
Civilians under Fire from Iraq to Somalia: The Struggle for "Humanitarian Space"
Lecture
Wednesday, June 6th, 7:00 pm, reception at 6:00 pm
The Great Hall
7 East 7th Street at Third Avenue
Please join us as Scott Anderson, novelist and journalist with The New York Times Magazine and Vanity Fair, takes the stage with aid workers from Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).
Thursday, June 7th
7PM
Freedom Next Time: An Evening with John Pilger and Amy Goodman
The New School Tishman Auditorium
66 West 12th St.
$5
Pilger will discuss his new book, Freedom nex Time, with Amy Goodman, host of Democracy Now!. They will consider iraq, Palestine, India, South Africa, and the island of Diego Garcia, where the long struggle for freedom has taken place, but the people are still waiting for its dream to be realized.
Saturday, June 9
116th Street Festival
116th Streets between 2nd and Lexington Avenues; 3rd Avenue from 106th to 122nd Streets
6/9 SAT, eve - Event: w/Cynthia McKinney & Lynne Stewart. At loc TBA in Bkn. Info: zooltheartandpolitics@hotmail.com
Sunday, June 10, 2007 – 11:00am
2007 NATIONAL PUERTO RICAN DAY PARADEOn Fifth Avenue, from 44th. to 86th. Streets – NYCOPEN TO THE PUBLIC
6/16 SAT & 6/17 SUN - Event: Clearwater Music & Environmental Festival: Great Hudson River Revival 2007. At Croton Point Park, Croton-on-Hudson, NY.Info: Jen Rubbo, Volunteer Coordinator, 845-454-7673 x123, volcoord@clearwater.org or http://www.clearwaterfestival.org
6/17 SUN Gay Pride Rally Bryant park (42nd St & 6th Avenue) 2-6pm
6/18 MON 8pm Yoko Ono in Conversation with Anthony DeCurtis Lexington Avenue at 92nd Street Y Kaufmann Concert Hall Yoko Ono is a ground-breaking and award-winning musician, artist, filmmaker and peace activist. Her most recent work includes the albums, Yes, I'm a Witch and Open Your Box. One of the boldest creative thinkers and cultural icons of our time, she discusses her extraordinary life journey with Anthony DeCurtis, who is a contributing editor at Rolling Stone and the author of In Other Words: Artists Talk About Life and Work.
6/19 TUE 6-8:30 pm - Film/discussion: "Heir to an Execution."W/Ivy Meerepol. Tamiment Library 70 Washington Sq South, 10th fl (A/C/E, B/D/F/V to W 4th St, R to 8th St-NYU, 1 to Christopher St-Sheridan Sq). Sponsors: Tamiment, National Cmt to Reopen the Rosenberg Case. Info: 212-998-2428, Michael.Nash@nyu.edu &Marilyn.Young@nyu.edu
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