41. 03.01.09: Anti-Semitism: Origins And Background The pianist s family tries to preserve their family unit by keeping normalcy, polan, Judy. A College Project Becomes Hannah Lewis Tool in Teaching http://www.yale.edu/ynhti/curriculum/units/2003/1/03.01.09.x.html

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute Home Anti-Semitism: Origins and Background by Nehemia Levin Contents of Curriculum Unit 03.01.09: Anti-Semitism Background on Anti-Semitism; The Protocols of the Elders of Zion The Dreyfus Affair The Holocaust ... To Guide Entry Anti-Semitism Since the early part of the twentieth century people have been fascinated with films. My students in New Haven, Connecticut are no different. The majority of them are African American and Hispanic teenagers from the inner city. Many of these students, like other young people of all backgrounds, are self-organized into a subculture that glorifies action movies and violent rap songs. Images of rebellion are attractive to teens. For many, their favorite movie imagery is when the protagonist portrays strength, street smarts, and a cunning character. My students are sent to our high school from other city schools after having failed to perform either academically or socially. As a result, some teachers may lower their expectations of them. Their future educational or career plans are ridiculed by their peers and considered visions of futility. Most students wish to separate themselves from the reality of their ghetto experience. Since their options of escape are limited in space and geography, movie imagery is the expression of their hopes and pseudo identification with the outside world. Unfortunately, the majority of my high school students are not academically motivated. This, however, does not quell their natural curiosity. As an Orthodox Jew who wears the traditional head-covering required by my religion, I am asked many questions by my students. They want to know what I am wearing on my head or if I am Muslim. Their inquiries have led me to recognize that their exposure to other cultures is minimal, and their knowledge of how other oppressed people have overcome adversity is very limited. The knowledge that they

42. Carnegie Hall Performance Schedule 2005-2006 Sponsored by Michael and Judy Campbell, Josh and Judith polan, pianist CharlesStaples, from Richmond, Virgnia, will accompany Mr. DeGraff. http://www.carnegiehallwv.com/performances.html

Performance Series Ivy Terrace Concerts Directory Contact Us Join Us For A Journey Carnegie Hall brings the world to West Virginia in another season filled with fabulous artists representing a diverse and exciting spectrum of the arts. Whether you love Americana roots rock music or the elegance of a Shakespeare play, there's something for you at Carnegie Hall this year. Tickets go on sale to members of Carnegie Hall on July 18, 2005, and to the general public on August 9, 2005. To order tickets for the 2005-06 Performance Series by phone with a VISA or MasterCard, call (304) 645-7917. Please note that for the purpose of Carnegie Hall ticket sales, youth are 18 and under. Saturday, September 17, 2005 8:00 p.m. the BE GOOD TANYAS Performance underwritten by Wade and Gina McClure Sponsored by Colonial Ford, Drew Kagan, Edith's Health and Specialty Store, Elk River Inn, Restaurant and Outfitters, TAG and Annabelle Galyean, Larry Levine and Family, Meadow Bluff Press, Inc./Skip and Judy Deegans, Studio 40 at The Greenbrier/Mary Chappell, Wolf Creek Gallery The Be Good Tanyas began in the spring of 1999 as a group of ramblin' gals who came together to share songs and stories collected and created from their experiences of life on the road. With a variety of musical backgrounds, their influences all lay in the realm of roots music - old-time jazz, blues, gospel, folk, and country. Together they began to write and arrange original songs, and collaborate on unique renditions of their favorite tunes. Their sound is original and insightful, yet evocative of a bygone era. With stunning vocals and seamless harmonies, combined with gorgeous acoustic instrumentation, the texture of the music remains warm, honest, and captivating.

43. New Books M - Z Piano Performance. NK8906 .C36 2003 The Cambridge history of western textiles /edited by david Jenkins. PN1998.3.C3545 P65 2001 Jane Campion / Dana polan. http://www.library.wwu.edu/ref/newbooks/archives/oct03m_z.htm

44. A Bit Nice Dot Com Miskelaneous Archives Robbie Williams Germaine Greer Wendy Richards david Baddiel Matthew Wright You see Adrien Brody was only given the part in THE pianist after one of the http://www.abitnice.com/archives/cat_miskelaneous.html

45. "The Kennedys Of Massachusetts" (1990) (mini) david Sarnoff. Dawn Couch . Cora. Michael Cumpsty . Billy Hartington pianist. Halina Radosz . Eunice Kennedy. Beckett Royce . New York Woman http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0098838/

Home Top Movies Photos Independent Film ... Register to personalize All Titles My Movies Names Companies Keywords Characters Quotes Bios Plots More searches Tips IMDbPro.com free trial Showing page 1 of 13 main details combined details full cast and crew company credits user comments external reviews newsgroup reviews user ratings recommendations plot summary plot keywords Amazon.com summary memorable quotes trivia goofs soundtrack listing crazy credits alternate versions movie connections merchandising links release dates filming locations technical specs laserdisc details DVD details literature listings news articles taglines trailers posters photo gallery on tv, schedule links showtimes official site miscellaneous photographs sound clip(s) video clip(s) Your Vote 1 (awful) 10 (excellent) You need to be a registered user of the IMDb to rate a movie - I have seen this movie and would like to submit a comment ) (mini) Directed by Lamont Johnson Writing credits WGA Doris Kearns Goodwin (book) William Hanley (teleplay) Add to MyMovies IMDbPro Professional Details Genre: Drama (more) Plot Summary: This sweeping mini-series profiling the Kennedy family ran three nights. The film chronicles 55 years...

46. North Coast Journal - IN THE NEWS: March 31, 2005 STUDENT WINS INTERNATIONAL PRIZE Eureka pianist Ryan MacEvoyMcCullough, Created by portraitist and art teacher Annette polan, it consists of portraits http://www.northcoastjournal.com/033105/news0331.html

COVER STORY STAGE DOOR DIRT THE HUM ... CALENDAR March 31, 2005 Harbor plan too industry-heavy? Eureka Marine portrayed in exhibit PULP MILL VARIANCE OK'D: Journal incorrectly reported last week. However, human error was recently responsible for an especially noxious smell discharge, and district staff reported at the meeting that Evergreen had agreed to pay a $10,000 fine related to that incident. HSU WINS HYDROGEN POWER CONTEST: Humboldt State students were awarded the grand prize from the National Hydrogen Association at an international competition this week in Washington, D.C., according to the NHA. Ten HSU students traveled to the nation's capital to present their design for a hydrogen power park that would use the gas from the Cummings Road landfill in Eureka. Professor Charles Chamberlin, co-director of the Schatz Energy Lab, said Tuesday that the students' plan calls for placing the park on the Eureka waterfront, where hydrogen-powered cars could gas up, and excess hydrogen fuel would be stored and shipped to the Silicon Valley. Also, the hotels slated for construction on the waterfront would get their heat from electricity generated by the hydrogen power park. Contest runners-up were Cornell University and the University of Waterloo in Canada. NAS: NUKE PLANTS UNSAFE: Citing national security concerns, experts say that it is unsafe to hold spent nuclear fuel in underwater holding facilities, according to an article in the Sunday edition of the

47. January 2005 San Diego Jewish Calendar~Jewish Sightseeing 461328 B nai Mitzvah david Albrecht, Congregation Lazar, Congregation Beth IsraelKendall polan, Temple Solel and mother, Luba, on piano, will demonstrate in http://jewishsightseeing.com/2005_calendar/2005_01_calendar.htm

48. City Journal Summer 2000 | Bravo, Harry By Herbert London Podhoretz, Norman, polan, Steven M. Randolph, Allen, Ravitch, Diane, Rector, Arriving in New York in 1892, he went to work as a saloon pianist, http://www.city-journal.org/html/10_3_diarist.html

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49. City Journal Autumn 2001 | What We Have To Lose By Theodore Dalrymple an image recurs in my mind that of the pianist Myra Hess playing Mozart in Podhoretz, Norman, polan, Steven M. Randolph, Allen, Ravitch, Diane http://www.city-journal.org/html/11_4_what_we_have.html

Autumn 2001 F_menu(new Array('NavigationBar21', '../html/cj_editors.html','../assets/images/autogen/CJ_editors_Ns1_1.gif','../assets/images/autogen/CJ_editors_NRs1_1.gif')); F_menu(new Array('NavigationBar22', '../html/cj_archives.html','../assets/images/autogen/CJ_print_Ns1.gif','../assets/images/autogen/CJ_print_NRs1.gif','../html/new_and_newsworthy_archive.html','../assets/images/autogen/CJ_online_Ns1.gif','../assets/images/autogen/CJ_online_NRs1.gif')); What We Have to Lose Theodore Dalrymple EMAIL RESPOND PRINT W henever we learn of events of world-shaking significance, of catastrophes or massacres, we are inclined not only to feel ashamed (all too briefly) of our querulous preoccupation with our own minor tribulations but also to question the wider value of all our activities. I do not know whether people who are faced by death in a few seconds' time see their lives flash before them, as they are said to do, and pass final judgment upon them; but whenever I read something about the Khmer Rouge, for example, or the genocide in Rwanda, I reflect for a time upon my own life and dwell a little on the insignificance of my efforts, the selfishness of my concerns, the narrowness of my sympathies. In my work as a doctor in a prison, I save a few lives a year. When I retire, I shall not in my whole career have saved as many lives as were lost in New York in those few terrible moments, even counting the time I spent in Africa, where it was only too easy to save human life by the simplest of medical means. As for my writing, it is hardly dust in the balance: my work amuses a few, enrages some, and is unknown to the vast majority of people in my immediate vicinity, let alone to wider circles. Impotence and futility are the two words that spring to mind.

50. The Eloise Website Spier was tall and dark, a concertlevel pianist with a lethal sense of humor . Barron polan, Thompson s agent, who had helped make her career, http://www.eloisewebsite.com/library/9612_vanityfair.htm

Kay and Eloise Vanity Fair Marie Brenner December 1996 I n 1962, at the very height of her celebrity, Kay Thompson suddenly and mysteriously moved to Rome and took a splendid maisonette at the top of the Palazzo Torlonia, near the Spanish Steps. From her terrace she could see the Baroque domes of the city. Thompson seemed weary of her public persona, an identity so firmly established that one friend called it "the Eloise and Funny Face thing," as if it were a separate being. Thompson had just brought out a new edition of the third of the Eloise books, Eloise at Christmastime, and the quirky and poetic voice was unmistakable: And when we awakened he'd come and gone and in all of this midnight and dark we could see these reindeers zimbering through the trees in Central Park We could even see this tail-light on Santa Claus' sleigh and Emily had a baby pigeon on absolutely Christmas day. Eloise was more than a popular book; the dolls, toys, and wardrobe it produced had been one of the first publishing saturation-marketing gambits. The author of Eloise , however, appeared to believe that her creations had overwhelmed her; she was in retreat. "The world is coming apart," she told her editor, Richard Grossman. "Why don't you move to Rome," he suggested casually. "There is nothing you can do here in New York that you can't do there." She picked up and left "with only a toothbrush," she later told a friend.

51. Entertainment Insiders Ms. Hagen acted under the name Claire polan and Claire Hagen. Her film creditsinclude a Jazz pianist and restaurateur Bill Chadney died at age 79. http://www.einsiders.com/features/columns/dec03obituaries.php

Reviews DVD Inside Scoop Box Office ... Obituaries IMMORTALIZED IN FILM: DECEMBER 2003 FILM WORLD OBITUARIES Monday, December 1, 2003 by Rusty White Alexander de Large as your humble narrator: There was me, that is Alex, and my three droogs, that is Pete, Georgie, and Dim, and we sat in the Korova Milkbar trying to make up our rassoodocks what to do with the evening. Malcolm McDowell in Stanley Kubrick's black comedy ' A Clockwork Orange 2000 Obituary Main Page 2001 Obituary Main Page 2002 Obituary Main Page 2003 Obituary Main Page ... 2005 Obituary Main Page 2003 Obituaries: January 2003 February 2003 March 2003 April 2003 ... 2003 Hollywood Obituaries Year in Review Hi there! If you discover a mistake that needs to be corrected or have a tip for a film industry obituary that I have overlooked please feel free to contact me. I would appreciate it if you would send links to news articles confirming any tips. Also, with all of the computer viruses out there, please do not send e-mails with attachments. I automatically delete those. You can contact me at "Rusty@einsiders.com". Thanks! ROBERT PETERSON Died Dec. 1, 2003

52. Martin Scorsese BOXCAR BERTHA was a lowbudget exploitation movie starring david Carradine and WHADDYA SAY? is included, along with audio commentary by Dana polan, http://www.nbrmp.org/features/MartinScorsese.cfm

February, 2005: Martin Scorsese/Warner Brothers Gangsters by John Gallagher When the Oscars are announced on February 27, will Martin Scorsese be getting his overdue Academy Award? He's long been considered our greatest living director, and his influence on subsequent filmmakers is indisputable. He's a tireless film preservationist and a fixture in film history documentaries. Scorsese was nominated for an Oscar last year for GANGS OF NEW YORK (Roman Polanski won for THE PIANIST) I predict GANGS will become Scorsese's BARRY LYNDON, a movie that was met with mixed reviews upon its release but will grow in stature with the passing of time. It just gets better with each viewing. Surprisingly, the Academy nominated Scorsese for THE LAST TEMPTATION OF CHRIST in 1988, but such controversial fare didn't have a chance against Barry Levinson and RAIN MAN.

53. Vincente Minnelli david Gerstner, “The Production and Display of the Closet Making Essay byDana polan MediumShot Gestures Vincente Minnelli and Some Came Running http://www.sensesofcinema.com/contents/directors/04/minnelli.html

contents great directors cteq annotations top tens ... search Vincente Minnelli b. Lester Anthony Minnelli b. February 28, 1903, Chicago, Illinois, USA d. July 25, 1986, Beverly Hills, California, USA by Joe McElhaney Joe McElhaney is Assistant Professor of Film Studies at Hunter College, City University of New York. His book At the Breaking Point: Lang, Hitchcock, Minnelli and the Decline of Classical Cinema will be published in 2004 by Temple University Press. filmography bibliography articles in Senses web resources Images of Magic and Transformation Just Look at It! Yolanda and the Thief (1946) in which Johnny Riggs (Fred Astaire) and Yolanda Aquaviva (Lucille Bremer), dressed in gold and white, dance on a floor designed in flowing, hallucinatory black and white waves; or there is the moment in Father of the Bride The Bad and the Beautiful (1952) and Two Weeks in Another Town (1962), the second of these a film which Jean-Luc Godard, in , has linked not only with his own Contempt (1963) but also with Dziga Vertov's The Man with the Movie Camera (1928). But how different are Minnelli's methods from Vertov's! Vertov's journey in

54. Edgar G. Ulmer The pianist Al (Tom Neal) earns a meager living playing boogiewoogie in a cheap Detour by Dana polan Goodbye, Mr. Germ by Bill Krohn. to top of page http://www.sensesofcinema.com/contents/directors/03/ulmer.html

contents great directors cteq annotations top tens ... search Edgar G. Ulmer b. d. September 30, 1972, Woodland Hills, California, USA by Erik Ulman Erik Ulman is a composer and writer currently teaching music at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. filmography bibliography articles in Senses web resources Edgar G. Ulmer is famous principally for The Black Cat (1934) and Detour (1945). These stylish and eccentric works have achieved cult status, but Ulmer's other films remain relatively obscure and his reputation is far from assured. Although he designed for Max Reinhardt's theater, served his apprenticeship with no less a master than F. W. Murnau (notably on Der letzte Mann [1924] and Sunrise Menschen am Sonntag (1929), Ulmer has not received comparably wide-ranging respect. This is due to a career spent mostly in Poverty Row cinema: after an early success at Universal with The Black Cat Hannibal (1960) to a nudist movie ( Naked Venus [1958]). He directed his last film

55. You Wish Mel Kadel Makes Her Wishes 1. a 12 tall pianist moves in with us and plays for us Jason polan makeshis wishes OTHER BLOGS High Fives So Hot Right Now Bananas and Donuts http://www.fecalface.com/blogs/you_wish/archives/2005/04/mel_kadel_makes.html

56. The Bookshop, Inc.: PERFORMING ARTS Burge, david. TWENTIETHCENTURY PIANO MUSIC. Studies in Musical Genres and polan, Dana B. JANE CAMPION. World Directors Series. Polisi, Joseph. http://www.bookshopinc.com/cgi-bin/bsp455/scan/mp=keywords/se=PERFORMING ARTS/st

Login: Password: Quick Search Home Search About Us Contact Us ... Security The Bookshop, Inc. 400 W. Franklin Street Chapel Hill, NC 27516-2313 Fax:919-942-1837 808 matches found for PERFORMING ARTS ACOUSTIQUE MUSICALE, MARSEILLE, 27-28-29, MAI 1958. Colloques Internationaux du Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique LXXXIV ARCH OBOLER'S YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW. BOLSHOI'S YOUNG DANCERS. BROADWAY VOLUME II: COMPLETE LYRICS FOR 200 SONGS, FROM 116 MUSICALS. The Lyric Library ... WWJ: AMERICA'S OLDEST BROADCASTING STATION, OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE DETROIT NEWS, THE HOME NEWSPAPER. Abdul, Raoul. BLACKS IN CLASSICAL MUSIC: A PERSONAL HISTORY. Addis, Laird. OF MIND AND MUSIC. Adler, Bill (Compiler). DEAR BEATLES. Illustrated by Ernest Marquez. MAKING MUSIC FUN: A COMPLETE COLLECTION OF GAMES, PUZZLES AND ACTIVITIES FOR THE ELEMENTARY CLASSROOM. Agel, Henri. MIROIRS DE L'INSOLITE DANS LE CINÉMA FRANÇAIS. Collection 7e Art. Albertieri, Luigi. THE ART OF TERPSICHORE: AN ELEMENTARY, THEORETICAL, PHYSICAL AND PRACTICAL TREATISE OF DANCING. Aldridge, Alan (editor). THE BEATLES ILLUSTRATED LYRICS.

57. Bob Dylan - Expecting Rain - Archives 2003b 13 Alan Lomax Selected Writings, 1934-1997 reviewed by david Hajdu 15 -Nina Simone International singer and pianist has roots in Polk County http://expectingrain.com/archives2003b.shtml

Archives 2003b April - June This page contains links that used to be on the front page. The links are no longer guaranteed to work! January - March (1040 links) : April - June (1236 links) : July - 2004 (5.160 links): January - March April - June July - Sept Sept - Dec 2003 (5.100 links): January - March April - June July - Sept Oct - Dec 2002 (3.800 links): January - March April - August Sept - December 2001 (3.500 links): January - April May 1 - 23 May 24 - 31 June - December 2000 (2.100 links): January - June July - December (800 links) (200 links) Monday, June 30, 2003 Still Positively 4th Street - (NY Times) (link found by Cliff Warnken) Rebel with a cause - (SFGate) (link found by Cliff Warnken) Dixie Hummingbirds video: "God's Radar" - (treasurerecords) (link found by Joy Munsey) The same as he ever was Luke Wilson - (calendarlive) (link found by lhansen) Land of the free, home of the brave - (STL) (link found by khoury) A hard rain's a-gonna fall (live) - (pstereo) (link found by Ingve) Sunday, June 29, 2003 Dylan SACDs store date is now September 2 - (bobdylan.com) (link found by Bruce Butz)

58. Project MUSE Elaborating on Dana polan s study of American cinema, Power and Paranoia, Al, the pianist at a lowlevel establishment, may wish to dream of Carnegie http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/cinema_journal/v043/43.2isenberg.html

How Do I Get This Article? Athens Login Access Restricted This article is available through Project MUSE, an electronic journals collection made available to subscribing libraries NOTE: Please do NOT contact Project MUSE for a login and password. See How Do I Get This Article? for more information. Login: Password: Your browser must have cookies turned on Isenberg, Noah William "Perennial Detour: The Cinema of Edgar G. Ulmer and the Experience of Exile" Cinema Journal - 43, Number 2, Winter 2004, pp. 3-25 University of Texas Press Abstract This article offers an examination of the unusual career of Austrian-born filmmaker Edgar G. Ulmer. Several examples from the director's eclectic oeuvre are used to support the idea that exile is a vital strain in Ulmer's aesthetic and cultural sensibility. Search Journals About MUSE Contact Us

59. DiVX PLANET John Rothman, Librarian. Joseph Leon, Dr. Blackstock. david Wohl, English Teacher.Nina polan, Woman in English Class. Alexander Sirotin, Man 1 in English Class http://www.divxplanet.net/imdb.php?title=tt0084707

60. B. CARROLL REECE MUSEUM RECORDS Concerts, Louis Moreayj Gottschalk, pianist Undated 1967 - polan, Nancy,Publicity. 9. 1967 - Preservation of Abu Simbel, Correspondence http://cass.etsu.edu/archives/UFindaid/u273.htm

B. CARROLL REECE MUSEUM RECORDS East Tennessee State University Archives of Appalachia Box 70295 Johnson City, Tennessee 37614-0138 Telephone: (423)439-4338 INTRODUCTION Title: B. Carroll Reece Museum Records Collection Number: Accession No. 273 Physical Description: 57 linear feet 39 boxes Creator: B. Carroll Reece Museum Repository: University Archives, East Tennessee State University T.Seaton K.House T.Cook Provenance: The B. Carroll Reece Museum Records were transferred from the museum to the University Archives on January 15, 1986 by Helen Roseberry. They were opened for research January 1987. Access: The collection is open for research. HISTORICAL NOTE According to an article in the Johnson City Chronicle , dated November 23, 1933, "The museum (at State Teachers College) began as a history project..." which proved to be the birth of the repository which ultimately emerged as the B. Carroll Reece Museum. Dr. C. C. Sherrod, college president, personally solicited gifts to be housed in a ". . . large, fireproof library in which we are setting apart one whole floor for a museum." Dr. Burgin E. Dossett, college president (1949-1968), recommended to the State Board of Education in August 1961 that ". . . East Tennessee State College be given permission to accept Congressman [B. Carroll] Reece's . . . library, congressional reports, congressional files, and numerous personal materials of educational and historical value . . . "

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