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| 629.4 | FOREVER ZORA | MCIS1::DHURLEY | | Thu Jan 10 1991 12:02 | 25 |
| The Greater Marlboro Area Valuing Differences Committee is please to
present in celebration of Black History Month:
Forever Zora
Forever Zora is a one woman show that tells the life story of Zora
Neale Hurston, one of the makers of the Harlem Renaissance. She
was America's first Black anthropologist as well as a novelist,
essayist and folklorist who celebrated the joys of being Black
long before it was popular to do so.
February 21, 1991
11:30AM to 1:00PM
MRO4 Amphitheatre
To make reservations please send e-mail to
Denise Hurley@MRO
MCIS1::DHURLEY
or call
#DTN 297-2561
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| 629.1 | | NUPE::HAMPTON | I luv purWOMENple | Fri Jan 11 1991 09:48 | 11 |
| There is a topic in BLACKNOTES V1 titled "Profiles: Forty People Who Gave
Their Lives" that is very enlightening. It is topic 679. Topic 683 is
the discussion topic that goes along with it.
V1 of BLACKNOTES is located on
COMET::COMET$DISK65:[BLACK_NOTES]BLACKNOTES_V1.NOTE
or you can do the KP7 thing to add the conference to your notebook.
-Hamp
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| 629.2 | | MOMCAT::TARBET | for yer ain sweet sake | Fri Jan 11 1991 16:13 | 4 |
| The book on which that topic is based is easily the best $2.50
investment I have ever made or expect ever to make in my life.
=maggie
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| 629.3 | | WMOIS::B_REINKE | constantly making exciting discoveries | Fri Jan 11 1991 16:50 | 1 |
| =maggie I agree, I bought three copies, to give some to my kids.
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| 629.5 | not part of Black History Month, but.... | MOMCAT::TARBET | all on the river clear | Mon Jan 21 1991 09:18 | 11 |
| Last night about ten of us gathered at 'ren Foster's place in
celebration of Dr. King's birthday (he was actually born on the 15th,
but the public holiday is the third Monday in January). We shared
reading from his speeches and sermons, talked about where his dream is
today, munched on the buffet 'ren laid out, talked about the war, and
tried to understand how we could help make Pastor King's dream more a
reality tomorrow than it is today.
The evening ended too soon for all of us, I think.
=maggie
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| 629.6 | ex | CSSE32::M_DAVIS | I Like Schwarzkopf! | Mon Jan 21 1991 11:22 | 35 |
| from ZKO Livewire:
** PLEASE JOIN US IN CELEBRATING **
To commemorate Martin Luther King's birthday, please join us on Monday, January
21, 1991 for the "Ribbon Cutting Ceremony" at the Martin Luther King Corridor
in ZK1-2.
Guest Speakers: The honorable Reverend Perkins, Professor Gerald Kendricks
of the New Fellowship Baptist Church of Hudson, NH, and David Comberg
who designed and installed the Corridor.
O.B.U. Choir (Outreach for Black Unity) will also be performing at
the ceremony.
Time: 1:30 p.m.
Where: The corridor that connects buildings 1 & 3, and overlooks the pond,
ZK1-2.
** EYES ON THE PRIZE **
Beginning on Thursday, January 17,18,21,22, 24 & 25, 6-part video, in the
GALILEO CONF. RM., ZK3-3, from 12:00 - 1:00. Please bring your lunch.
"EYES ON THE PRIZE", a 6-part series documentary on the American
civil rights movement. Through rare historical film and incisive
present-day interviews, the events and issues of the second American
Revolution come to life... Return to the streets, churches, courts
and schools where the struggle raged. Meet the people who challenged
the system and changed history.
FOR ANY FUTHER INFORMATION OR QUESTIONS, PLEASE CONTACT Joanne Derr
DTN: 381-0602 UCOUNT::DERR.
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| 629.7 | African Meeting House Display | MCIS1::DHURLEY | | Fri Feb 01 1991 13:36 | 11 |
| AFRICAN MEETING HOUSE HISTORICAL EXHIBIT
A display documenting the history of Boston's African Meeting House,
the oldest standing African-American church building in the United
States....
February 1, 1991 - February 8, 1991 MLO3 Lobby
February 11, 1991 - February 15, 1991 MRO1 Cafeteria
February 18, 1991 - February 22, 1991 TWO Merrimack C/R
February 25, 1991 - February 28, 1991 FXO Cafeteria
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| 629.8 | BROADWAY REVIEW: IN COLOR | MCIS1::DHURLEY | | Thu Feb 14 1991 14:40 | 26 |
| "Broadway Review: In Color"
February 27, 1991
12:00PM to 1:00PM
MRO1 Cafeteria
a review of Black Poetry and Broadway Musicals dating from the late
1960's to the present....
Broadway Review: In Color was created and produced by Michael Gordon,
Jr. for a Black History Month program at Gordon College in Wenham, MA.
Michael, a multi-talented graduate of the High School of Music and Arts
(FAME School) in New York City and the Boston Conservatory of Music
created this review...
The review consists of Langston Hughes poetry, skits from "For Colored
Girls...", and selected songs from "Porgy and Bess", "Ain't
Misbehaving", "The Wiz", "Dreamgirls" and many others...
sponsored by the greater marlboro area valuing differences committee
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