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Co-sponsored by the Museum of American Folk Art, New York. Monday-Friday, 10:30am - 4:30pm, Free

Opening Reception for

Portraits of Remembrance: An Artist’s Response to the Holocaust. The Work of Diana Kurz

Seton Hall University

A talk with Artist Diana Kurz and slide show in Kozlowski Auditorium followed by gallery tour and reception in Walsh Library Gallery.

Portraits of Remembrance: An Artist’s Response to the Holocaust. The Work of Diana Kurz

November 10- December 18, 2002

Seton Hall University

Walsh Library Gallery

Monday - Friday, 10:30 AM - 4:30 PM, Free

Non-Profit Fundraisers

Suds for Literacy: Car Wash

October 26th as part of Make a Difference Day

Pacific St. between Hoyt and Smith, 10 AM - 2PM

Suggested donation: $5

The Children (past and present) of The Sterling School and the Clients of Lady LIberty Educational Alliance give back to their community. Since these children are Dyslexic they wanted their community service project to help other children who need help to read and write, hence the profits from the car wash will go to 1) expand the services of Lady Liberty which provides free Orton-Gillingham based remediation and 2) a local neighborhood tutorial program.

Although it is not specifically requested by every school, readers are strongly advised to call schools to confirm dates and times and verify if appointments are needed.

Community School District 3:

Gifted & Talented Program,

(212) 678-2897, Marilyn Carella

300 West 96th St., NY 10025.

Program is available at 8 different schools in Manhattan.

7 East 96th Street (between 5th & Madison Ave.), NYC.

Call for appointment.

Green Meadow Waldorf School

Nursery-Grade 12 Open House

Sunday November 24, 2-4 PM

307 Hungry Hollow Road

Chestnut Ridge, NY, Rockland County

All colleges have scheduled open houses for CUNY Week October 6-12. They include:

Baruch College: 10/9, 10/11

Borough of Manhattan Community College:

10/8, 10/10, 10/11, 10/12

Bronx Community College: 10/8

CUNY School of Law: 10/9

College of Staten Island: 10/10

Hostos Community College: 10/10, 10/12

Hunter College: 10/8

John Jay College of Criminal Justice: 10/10

Kingsborough Community College: 10/8, 10/10

Laguardia Community College: 10/8, 10/10, 10/12

Lehman College: 10/9

New York City College of Technology: 10/8, 10/9, 10/10

Queens College: 10/8, 10/9, 10/10, 10/12

Queensborough Community College: 10/9, 10/10

Sophie Davis Biomedical Program: 10/10

For hours and other information visit www.cuny.edu/cunyweek, or call 1-800-CUNYYES

- Beauty & The Beast

Call: 212-703-1040 or 800-439-9000

Email: disneyonbroadwaygroups@disneyonline.com

Web: www.disneyonbroadway.com/groups

The ADD Resource Center

Practical help for living with attention and related disorders, seminars, courses, workshops and services for children, parents, adults, employers and educators. Call in NYC (646)205-8080 or Westchester/CT (914) 763-5648, addrc@mail.com

Resources for Children with Special Needs, Inc.

2002/2003 Free Workshops Series: What's out there and how to get it...

35 Workshops for parents and professionals about programs, services and systems for New York City children and youth with disabilities. refreshments served.

At the New York Public Library, West Farms Branch, 2085 Honeywell Avenue, 10460

Transition from School to Adult Life

December 11, 2002, 10 AM - 1PM

At the Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn Heights Branch, 280 Cadman Plaza West, 11201

Preschool Service for 3-5 Year Olds

October 24, 2002, 10 AM - 1PM

Educational Options for Children with Special Needs:

October 29, 2002, 10 AM - 1 PM

Host LSC at your school, afterschool program, or community event. Through assembly shows and classroom workshops, we bring the excitement of LSC right to your location!

Our classroom workshops, like our “Science Playground” program, are 30-45 min. in length and are designed to accommodate up to 30 students per session. The initial program fee covers 4 workshops at the same site, on the same day. Additional programs can be purchased for an additional charge.

Our assembly programs are 45 min.- 1 hr. in length and are designed to accommodate up to 350 students at a time. The initial program fee covers one assembly program. An additional program fee is kept low to encourage to break-up audiences of various ages into smaller groups for a more meaningful, age oriented experience. There are five assembly program topics from which to choose, including our new Weather assembly, debuting in October 2002!

All our current workshops and assembly programs can be viewed under Educational Experiences at www.lsc.org.

Please call (201) 451-0006 and speak with either John Herrera x218, jherrera@lsc.org, or Jim McGlynn x340, jmcglynn@lsc.org, for further details.