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JULY 2005

Making History Honoring Outstanding Teachers
in New York City
Recommended by principals, superintend ents and colleagues, 46 teachers appeared throughout the year in the pages of the award-winning monthly culminating in a ceremony at the Cornell Club on June 28th, the last day of school. READ MORE

SPOTLIGHT ON SCHOOLS

Corporate Leaders In Education:
An Interview With Adam Bronfman
By Sybil Maimin
Through its four major programs – the Bronfman Youth Fellowships in Israel (BYFI), Hillel: the Foundation for Jewish Campus Life, My Jewish Learning.com, and The Curriculum Initiative (TCI), the Bronfman Foundation focuses on strengthening Jewish identity among young Jews from a wide range of religious and cultural perspectives. READ MORE

EDITORIAL

I Touch the Future; I Teach
By Pola Rosen, Ed.D.
The words in the title are those of Christa McAuliffe, the imaginative and daring teacher who went up in a space shuttle that plunged to earth in a ball of flame. Those words inspired me to think of a way to honor outstanding teachers in New York City who are influencing the next generation of students. READ MORE

METROBEAT

The Lesson I Learned from Dr. Kenneth Clark
By CSA President Jill Levy
Dr. Kenneth Clark, noted psychologist, educator and member of the NYS Board of Regents in the 1970s passed away last month. When I saw the notice about his passing, it was the day after I spoke about my only personal encounter with him. READ MORE

MUSIC ART & DANCE

The Berlin Philharmonic Back in Salzburg for Annual Festival
Masterful Music Making
By Irving Spitz
The Berlin Philharmonic made its annual appearance in Salzburg with an exciting program comprising three concerts and one opera. The emphasis this year was on the British composer, Benjamin Britten. His opera, Peter Grimes, is a gloomy saga about the proud, self-willed fisherman. READ MORE

MEDICAL UPDATE

Silver Hill Goes For The Gold in Offering Psychiatric Care
By Joan Baum, Ph.D.
Tucked away, hidden actually, on 45 glorious acres in the New Canaan, Connecticut countryside, though well known in the medical community, 74-year-old Silver Hill Hospital, a comprehensive diagnostic and treatment facility for psychiatric and addictive disorders, has been undergoing slow but focused change under the thoughtful direction of Sigurd H. Ackerman, MD, who joined Silver Hill two years ago as President and Medical Director. READ MORE

 

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