PASAbilities 4/24

PASAbilities™

A weekly publication by the Public Affairs Student Association of Rockefeller College
Stay tuned for the announcement of next year’s NEW PASA LEADERSHIP…

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This Week at Rockefeller:

<Monday, Apr 28>

John E. Burton Lecture and Distinguished Public Service Awards Ceremony

3:30pm, Page Hall

The event is held annually and the awards recognize individuals who have made an extraordinary contribution to public service over a substantial period of time.  Congressman Michael McNulty will provide he 23^rd annual Burton Lecture entitled “My Reflections on 39 Years of Public Service”.  The lecture will be followed by an award ceremony.  Seating is limited, please RSVP to by April 24, 2008- that’s TODAY!  Reception immediately following in Milne Hall Room 200.

This Week at UAlbany:

<Friday, Apr 25>

Film:  The Lost City

7:30pm, Page Hall

http://www.albany.edu/writers-inst

This Cuban-American production, based on a screenplay by the late Guillermo Cabrera Infante, follows the fortunes of Havana’s glitzy nightclub set on the brink of Castro’s revolution. Directed by Andy Garcia. (U.S., 2005, 143 min., color, 35mm).

“Shakespeare’s Power Play”

8pm, Arena Theatre, PAC

http://www.albany.edu/pac

Ambition…Greed…Fame…Vision: What drives our leaders? Brace yourself this presidential election season with a highly charged original production to rattle you, if not your politics. The Bard’s best scenes are assembled to illuminate what goes on in the minds of those in charge — Shakespeare takes us into the very vortex of power. Conceived and directed by Jeffrey Mousseau.  $12/$8 students, seniors and staff.

<Sunday, Apr 27>

Fountain Day 2008

12-4pm, Main Fountain (uptown)

http://www.albany.edu/fountainday/

Share the spirit as the Fountain is turned on for the first time in 2008!  All UAlbany students MUST pre-register online and obtain a wristband to enter the fountain area on Fountain Day (this means the upper and lower deck of the academic podium surrounding the main fountain). In order to obtain a wristband on April 27^th you must register via MyUAlbany beginning Monday, March 17^th.  Fountain Day is an annual tradition with free food, free t-shirts, music, prizes, contests, hullabaloo and general tomfoolery.

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This Week in and around Albany:

(Check out Metroland:  The Alternative Newsweekly of New York’s Capital Region for more local events.  Pick one up at various locations around the city or visit www.metroland.net)

<Sign up today!>

Bike to Work Albany, NY

Ride your bike to work on Friday, May 16!  Form a team and get a bunch of people to ride to work.  There are lots of reasons to ride your bike to work… it’s even good for public policy:  “A window of opportunity is opening for commuting to work by bicycle.  This opportunity is developing due to several factors, including: The rising cost of gasoline, Concerns for the environment, The obesity epidemic, Changing employee expectations regarding the quality of life and the loss of young people from our workforce.  A central event is required to effect changes in public policy. Bike to Work Day could be that event.”  To learn more and to SIGN UP, visit http://www.biketoworkalbany.org./index.htm.

<Thursday, Apr 24>

Dining Out For Life

All Day, Round the Capital District

The Aids Council of Northeastern New York presents Dining Out For Life.  25% of your bill at participating restaurants will be donated to provide essential services to those living with HIV/AIDS and cutting-edge HIV prevention programs throughout the region.  Participating restaurants include the Bayou Café, DeJohn’s, El Loco, Scratch Bakery Café, CHEESECAKE MACHISMO (best cheesecake you will ever have…), Justin’s, etc.  For a complete list of participating restaurants and for more information, visit www.diningoutforlife.com.

<Friday, Apr 25>

Troy Night Out

5pm, TROY

Troy’s Downtown art galleries, retail shops, restaurants and nightclubs extend their business hours to celebrate Troy and all it has to offer.  Explore Troy with featured artists at more than 30 simultaneous art openings, live music, special events and the beautiful City itself.  Check it out at www.troynightout.com.

Albany County Young Democrats 21^st Annual Somos El Futuro Conference

5:30-8:30pm, Albany Crowne Plaza (30 Lodge St, Albany)

Please join ACYD as we celebrate the opening of the 21st Annual Somos El Futuro Conference with a networking reception at the Albany Crowne Plaza!  There will be an open bar from 5:30 – 8:00 located in the ballroom level of the Alany Crowne Plaza. Bring your friends and have a few drinks courtesy of ACYD and the Silverstein 2008 campaign.

<Saturday, Apr 26>

Grand Reopening Celebration

6pm, Sanctuary for Independent Media (3361 6^th Ave, Troy)

6pm, The Atlas of Radical Cartography gallery opening.  8pm, Vocalist Fay Victor Ensemble from NYC ($10).

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PASAbilities 4/17

PASAbilities™
A weekly publication by the Public Affairs Student Association of
Rockefeller College

DID YOU KNOW??

Copies of this year’s book for the University at Albany Reading Project
are still available! Stop by the Milne mailroom to pick up a copy.

This year’s book is the award-winning, non-fiction The Omnivore’s Dilemma:
 A Natural History of Four Meals by Michael Pollan’s (Penguin Press,
2006).  The campus reading project is designed to bring all students,
faculty, and staff together for reflection, analysis, and debate,
reinforcing the University’s shared enterprise as an intellectual
community. The project, with the assistance of the UAlbany-based New York
State Writers Institute, will include group discussions with students
facilitated by University faculty and staff, as well as presentations and
related activities in the spring semester.

In his groundbreaking book, Pollan follows the four food chains that
sustain us — industrial food, organic or alternative food, and food we
forage ourselves — from the source to a meal. In the process, he develops
an account of the American way of eating. His narrative takes us from Iowa
cornfields to food-science laboratories, from feedlots and fast-food
restaurants to organic farms and hunting grounds and emphasizes our
co-evolutionary relationship with the plant and animal species we depend
on.

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THIS WEEK AT ROCKEFELLER:
Tueday Policy Lunch
12:15-1:30pm
Karen DeWitt is the Capitol Bureau Chief for New York State Public Radio.
She will be speaking about NYS Politics.  Too bad the past few months have
been pretty boring in Albany…

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THIS WEEK AT UALBANY:
<Friday, Apr 18>
Film:  La Bete Humaine
7:30pm, Page Hall
http://www.albany.edu/writers-inst
A train engineer, given to fits of violence, falls for a kittenish
station-master’s wife in this dark, atmospheric, pre-film noir treatment
of Emile Zola’s novel.  Directed by Jean Renoir.  Starring Jean Gabin,
Simon Simon.  (France 1938, 100 min., b&w, dvd projection)

<Tuesday, Apr 22>
Campus Reading Project:  Food Awareness in Everyday Life
6:30-9pm, Campus Center 364
Have you ever wondered where your food comes from? Do you know what goes
into making processed food? Are you interested in organic and local food
and want to learn more about it? In this discussion of “The Omnivores
Dilemma” we will cover these and other topics. Find out how your food
choices connect you to the cover these and other topics. Find out how your
food choices connect you to the environment and find ways to become aware
of the impact of the food choices we make.

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THIS WEEK IN + AROUND ALBANY:
(Check out Metroland:  The Alternative Newsweekly of New York’s Capital
Region for more local events.  Pick one up at various locations around the
city or visit www.metroland.net)

Another reason to pick up Metroland this week:  the Spring 2008 Bar Guide
is out with the scoop on all the best pubs, bars, taverns, clubs, shady
establishments, etc.  Just sayin’.

<Friday, Apr 18 through Apr 20>
Adirondack Sports and Fitness Summer Expo
Fri, 5-9pm; Sat, 10am-6pm; Sun, 10am-4pm
Saratoga Springs City Center, 522 Broadway
The Capital Region’s Outdoor Recreation, Health/Fitness and Travel Expo
features 125 exhibitors, seminars/clinics, sales and activities!  Plus
paddling clinics in the giant pool, kids’ activity area, 25’ rock climbing
wall and great deals on the latest outdoor gear.  $5 adults and
teens/children under 12 free.  See www.adksportsfitness.com for more info.

<Friday, Apr 18>
Art Night Schenectady
5-9pm, Schenectady
You know the drill.  The 3rd Friday of every month features galleries, art
shows, restaurants and cafes, shops and boutiques, performances and
miscellaneous brouhaha all around Schenectady.  And there’s an Art Night
Trolley to haul you around that’s FREE.  For details on each venue and the
trolley, see www.artnightschenectady.com.

<Saturday, Apr 19>
Honest Weight Food Co-op EARTH DAY FAIR
11am-4pm, First Unitarian-Universalist Society, 405 Washington Ave
Featuring local farmers, speakers, environmental and food-related films,
info tables, food samples, live music, local foods lunch, free tree and
shrub seedlings, clothing swap, Save the Pine Bush book sale and much
more.  The event is family friendly and educational.  And FUN!  Also make
sure to drop by the co-op on Earth Day, April 22, for local food demos and
more!  See www.honestweight.coop for more info.

<Monday, Apr 21 through 26>
Downtown Albany Restaurant Week
ANOTHER week of good restaurant deals.  The Capital District’s original
Restaurant Week returns April 21-26 featuring many great restaurants from
fine dining to great pubs, Cajun to classic French cuisine.  3-course
meals for one low price of $16.09.  Participating restaurants include
Albany Pump Station, Amo La Bella, Bayou Café, Café Capriccio, Envy,
Franklin’s Tower, Hudson Harbor Steak and Seafood, Jack’s Oyster House,
Jillian’s of Albany, Kelsey’s Irish Pub, La Serre, Mansion Hill Inn,
Marche, Nicole’s Bistro, Pearl Street Public House, Pearl Restaurant and
Lounge, Savannah’s, V&R Restaurant, Victory Café, Webster’s Corner.
Details and menus available at www.downtownalbany.org.

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Thursdays when classes are in session.  Our goal is to build community by
supporting events on campus and throughout the Capital District.

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PASAbilities 4/10

PASAbilities™

A weekly publication by the Public Affairs Student Association of Rockefeller College

**TODAY**

ROCKFELLER COLLEGE ALUMNI PANEL

THURSDAY, APRIL 10

4-6 pm in the Levitt Room

Stop by after work!  Or before class!

Come talk with recent Rockefeller graduates and get insiders’ tips and advice for starting your career in public service.  Hear recent alumni share their experiences and learn more about career opportunities for Rockefeller graduates in the public, private and nonprofit sectors.  See what is out there and network with local alumni.  And of course, a reception will immediately follow the panel discussion.

Brought to you by Career and Alumni Programs and yours truly, PASA.

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This Week at UAlbany:

<Thursday, Apr 10>

Streetwise Novelist and Screenwriter Richard Price

8pm, Recital Hall, PAC

http://www.albany.edu/writers-inst

Author of hard-boiled, often violent books set in New York City, and of numerous screenplays for major Hollywood films (as well as four episodes of HBO’s “The Wire”), Price will discuss his new novel about crime and gentrification on the Lower East Side.

<Friday, Apr 11>

Film: Martin Scorcese’s “The Age of Innocence”

7pm, Page Hall

http://www.albany.edu/writers-inst

A sumptuous adaptation of Edith Wharton’s Pulitzer-winning novel of sex and social scandal among New York’s upper classes in the 1870s. Wharton scholar Nancy Lewis will offer commentary. Directed by Martin Scorcese. Starring Daniel Day-Lewis, Michelle Pfeiffer, Winona Ryder. (U.S., 1993, 139 min., color, 35mm).  A scholar of Edith Wharton’s work will discuss the Hollywood adaptation of the classic novel, immediately following a screening of the 1993 film. Nancy Lewis’s husband, the late Wharton biographer RWB Lewis, served as a consultant on Scorcese’s movie.

<Monday, Apr 14>

Women’s Personal Safety and Self Defense

6-10pm, Empire Commons Community Building (uptown)

The Rape Aggression Defense is a Self-Defense program for women. The R.A.D. System is a comprehensive course that begins with awareness, prevention, risk reduction and avoidance, while progressing on to the basics of hands on defense training. The course culminates with a dynamic simulation. Dynamic Simulation gives the participants the opportunity to use what they have learned in realistic training scenarios against “aggressors” wearing special safety equipment.

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This Week + the next in and around Albany

(Check out Metroland:  The Alternative Newsweekly of New York’s Capital Region for more local events.  Pick one up at various locations around the city or visit www.metroland.net)

<Friday, Apr 11>

Zydeco Dance Party

8pm, Mass MoCA (North Adams, MA)

C.J. Chenier brings his raucous band the Red Hot Louisiana Band in for a foot stomping dance party of epic proporations.  Billboard calls him “the heir to the zydeco throne.”  Everyone else thinks he’s really great too.  Presented as part of Williamstown Jazz Festival.  $14 advance/$18 day of show/members 10% discount.  See www.massmoca.org for more info.

<Through Friday, Apr 11>

A Taste of Lark:  A Lark Street Restaurant Week

Lark Street, Albany

Lark Street’s finest restaurants and eateries present special menus for the week.   Participating venues with $10 special menus include A Taste of Greece, Bombers,  Bongiorno’s, Café 217, Café Hollywood, Daily Grind, Elda’s on Lark, Legends, Little  Anthony’s, Magnolia’s on the Park, Scratch Bakery & Café, and Tandoor Palace.   Venues with $20 special menus include DeJohn’s, El Loco, Justins and Wine Bar &  Bistro.  Plus win hundreds of dollars in dining certificates.  See www.larkstreet.org for more information.  Mmm tasty.

<Through Saturday, Apr 12>

Little Shop of Horrors

Park Playhouse, Washington Park, Albany

Park Playhouse, Mayor Jerry Jennings and Time Warner Cable presents Little Shop of  Horrors for $15 adults/$14 seniors/$12 students.  Matinee & evening performances  are held inside the Lakehouse in Albany’s Washington Park.  Visit www.parkplayhouse.com for more information.

<Sunday, Apr 13>

Albany Conquest vs. Peoria

4pm, Times Union Center, Albany

The Albany Conquest Arena Football team is back!  Yesss.  Upstate NY Xtreme Pre-Game Block Party at 2pm.  Motorcycle stunt riders, BMX & skateboarding teams, customs cars and trucks—every you could ever want!  Post-game party at Broadway Joe’s of Albany.  Call 487-2244 or visit www.albanyconquest.com for tickets.

<Through Wednesday, Apr 16>

African Film Festival

Sanctuary for Independent Media’s temporary location, AME Zion Church 103^rd St. + 5^th Ave, North Troy

Friday, 8pm:  Mamadou Diabate with his ensemble.  Grammy-award nominated kora master, $10.

Tuesday, 7pm:  “Juju Factory” by Balufu Bakupa-Kanyinda, Democratic Republic of Congo (2007) and “Menged:  An Ethiopian Road Movie” by Daniel Taye Workou, Ethiopia (2006).

Wednesday, 7pm:  “Les Saignantes” by Jean-Pierre Bekolo, Cameroon (2005) and “Mama Put” by Seke Somolu, Nigeria (2006).

Admission to all screenings by donation ($10 suggested, $5 students/low-income).  Events at The Sanctuary for Independent Media have been moved to alternate locations while the NYCLU investigates circumstances surrounding the closure of our space by the City of Troy.  See www.mediasanctuary.org for more info.

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PASAbilities 4/3

PASAbilities™
A weekly publication by the Public Affairs Student Association of
Rockefeller College

**CANCELLATION— Rockefeller College Talent Show

Due to insufficient interest and talent sign-ups, the Rockefeller College
Talent Show is cancelled for this semester.  Full refunds will be made to
all ticket holders and performers.  If you ordered a ticket through
PayPal, your payment will be automatically refunded within 5 business
days.  If you ordered a ticket through Milne 105, stop by the office to
pick up your refund.  If there are any problems, please contact us at
pasa@albany.edu.

Note:  It may not have worked this Spring, but if you have some talent to
show off there is always next year!

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THIS WEEK AT ROCKEFELLER:
<Tuesday, Apr 8>
Tuesday Policy Lunch—Sheri Rosenberg
12:25-1:30pm
Sheri Rosenberg is the Director of the Program in Holocaust and Human
Rights Studies and Director of the Human Rights and Genocide Clinic of
Cardoza Law School at Yeshiva University.

<Thursday, Apr 10>
ROCKFELLER COLLEGE ALUMNI PANEL
Thursday, April 10
4-6 pm in the Levitt Room

The facts:
•  You will eventually graduate.
•  And then you will need a job.
•  Alumni are a great resource.
•  Free food is good food.

Come talk with recent Rockefeller graduates and get insiders’ tips and
advice for starting your career in public service.  Stop by after work!
Or before class!  Hear recent alumni share their experiences and learn
more about career opportunities for Rockefeller graduates in the public,
private and nonprofit sectors.  See what is out there and network with
local alumni.  And of course, a reception will immediately follow the
panel discussion, so you can go to class with a full stomach.

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THIS WEEK AT UALBANY:
<Thursday, Apr 3>
Capital Trio
7:30pm, Recital Hall, PAC
http://www.albany.edu/pac
Pianist Duncan Cumming, violinist Hilary Cumming and cellist SÖlen Dikener
comprise this new chamber ensemble in residence at UAlbany. Their premiere
performance includes works by Beethoven, William Matthews and Dvoøák.
PRESENTED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC.  $8/$4 students.

<Thursday, Apr 3 + Friday, Apr 4>
17th Annual Diversity Conference
9am-5pm, Standish Room, Science Library
FREE.  Email diversityconference@gmail.com for more information.
Thursday’s schedule:  9-9:30am Complimentary Light Breakfast, 9:30-11am
Keynote Speaker Isaac Prilleltensky, Ph.D. presents: “What to do about
social justice? From amelioration to transformation in psychological
practice”, 11:15am-12:45pm Michael Groat, Ph.D. & Christina Coloumbe,
Ph.D. presents: “Blindspots: Learning from Social Class Transitions”,
1-1:45pm Lunch, 2-3pm Roundtable Discussion: Boston College Students
“Moving from Theory to Praxis: Experiences of Integrating Social Justice
into the Helping Professions”, 3:15-4:30pm Structured Imagery Experience
“Exploring Heterosexual Privilege”, 6-8pm Potluck Dinner.

Friday’s Schedule:  9:30-10am Complimentary Light Breakfast, 10-11:30am
Panel Discussion: “Deaf Culture and Identity; Counseling with Deaf/ Hard
of Hearing Populations”, 11:45am-12:45pm Richard Shin, Ph.D. presents:
“The Intersection of Class and Racial Oppression among Youth of Color
Living in Under Resourced Neighborhoods”, 1-1:45pm Complimentary Lunch,
2-3pm Roundtable Discussion: Equine Assisted Therapy “An Innovative
Treatment with Diverse Populations”, 3:15:4:45pm Panel Discussion:
“Transgendered Individuals and Mental Health Services”, 4:45-5pm Closing
Remarks.

<Friday, Apr 4>
“Bridging the Gap:  The Political Incorporation Process of Latin
Immigrants in the United States”
3:30-5pm, Assembly Hall, Campus Center
http://www.albany.edu/mumford
Professor Portes’ research focuses on immigration to the United States and
the factors affecting the socio-economic success of disadvantaged children
of immigrants. He is also interested in the impact of immigrant
transnational organizations and in the evolution of Latin American cities
under the influence of neo-liberal adjustment policies. Author of more
than two hundred articles and chapters on national development, economics,
sociology, immigration, and urbanization, his latest project deals with
the concept of “institutions” as currently used in economics and the ways
in which sociological theory can improve and refine its uses in the field
of development.

Film:  “Mad Dog and Glory”
7:30pm, Page Hall
http://www.albany.edu/writers-inst
Street-smart novelist Richard Price wrote this comedy about a shy cop who
saves the life of a mob boss and is rewarded with the problematic “gift”
of a beautiful woman. Starring Robert DeNiro, Uma Thurman, Bill Murray.
Directed by John McNaughton. (U.S., 1993, 97 min., color, 35mm). Richard
Price will speak at UAlbany on April 10, 2008

<Sunday, Apr 6>
22nd Annual Spellman Achievement Awards
2-4pm, Campus Center Ballroom
http://www.albany.edu/multicultural
The Spellman Awards program is held in recognition of outstanding
achievement by African American, Latino, Asian and Native American men and
women in the areas of scholarship, leadership and community service. the
awards are dedicated to the memory and contributions of Dr. Seth Spellman,
Jr.

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This Week + the next in and around Albany
(Check out Metroland:  The Alternative Newsweekly of New York’s Capital
Region for more local events.  Pick one up at various locations around the
city or visit www.metroland.net)

<Thursday, Apr 3 through Saturday, Apr 12>
Little Shop of Horrors
Park Playhouse, Washington Park, Albany
Park Playhouse, Mayor Jerry Jennings and Time Warner Cable presents Little
Shop of         Horrors for $15 adults/$14 seniors/$12 students.  Matinee &
evening performances are held inside the Lakehouse in Albany’s Washington
Park.  So if you can’t wait for the summer Park Playhouse series to start
up, get your fix with this.  See www.parkplayhouse.com for more
information.

<Friday, April 4>
1st Fridays:  Celebrating the Arts
Downtown Albany, 5-9pm
An in-depth and complex archival review of official PASA publications
indicates that this is AT LEASTthe 5th time we’ve mentioned 1st Friday in
PASAbilities.  So go.  Do it.  You won’t regret it.  Especially you artsy
types.  If you haven’t been paying      attention, 1st Friday aims to
introduce a wider audience to the unique vitality of the artists and
venues of Albany. The city comes alive for this monthly event that
features numerous gallery openings, one-night shows, local shops,
restaurants, and        live entertainment. And it’s free, so no excuses.  Visit
http://1stfridayalbany.org/ for an event map and more information.

<Saturday, April 5>
David Copperfield:  An Intimate Evening of Grand Illusion
6 and 9pm, Palace Theatre
Thousands have disappeared live on stage.  Are you next?  USA Today calls
the performance “astonishing”, the NYTimes says it is “hot… mesmerizing.”
True story, apparently.Check out the one and only Davey Copperfield by
ordering your tickets at ticketmaster.com or through www.palacealbany.com.

<Monday, April 7 through Friday, April 11>
A Taste of Lark:  A Lark Street Restaurant Week
Lark Street, Albany
Lark Street’s finest restaurants and eateries present special menus for
the week.  Participating venues with $10 special menus include A Taste of
Greece, Bombers,        Bongiorno’s, Café 217, Café Hollywood, Daily Grind,
Elda’s on Lark, Legends, Little Anthony’s, Magnolia’s on the Park, Scratch
Bakery & Café, and Tandoor Palace.      Venues with $20 special menus include
DeJohn’s, El Loco, Justins and Wine Bar & Bistro.  Plus win hundreds of
dollars in dining certificates.  See www.larkstreet.org for more
information.  Finals are coming up, which means increased stress munchies
and overeating… indulge yourself and check out some of Albany’s best
restaurants.

<Tuesday, April 8 through Thursday, April 10>
Jesus Christ Superstar
Proctors Theater
Lyrics by Tim Rice and music by Andrew Lloyd Webber.  Starring Ted Neeley,
star of         the groundbreaking motion picture as Jesus and featuring Corey
Glover, lead singer of the hit rock band Living Colour as Judas.  Tickets
start at @20.  Visit www.proctors.org for more info and to buy tickets.

<Wednesday, April 9>
Albany Free School benefit with Kimya Dawson
7pm, St. Anthony’s Church, Grand Street & Madison Avenue
“If you’re one of the four bajillion people who flocked to see Juno, and
especially if you bought the film’s hit soundtrack album, you’re familiar
with Kimya Dawson.  She’s a minor legend for her participation in the New
York anti-folk scene in the     1990s, as well as her work in the Moldy
Peaches; her fragile, fractured folk was one of the film’s main musical
devices.  Dawson is being cool enough to lend her time to benefit the
Albany Free School; proceeds from the show will support a new
art-and-music initiative there.”

<Monday, April 7>
West Side Story
7pm, Palace Theatre, Albany
Adults $5/Kids $3.  Tickets are available at the Palace Theatre Box
Office, or charge—by-phone at (518) 465-4663.

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PASAbilities is the Rockefeller College student newsletter.  We publish on
Thursdays when classes are in session.  Our goal is to build community by
supporting events on campus and throughout the Capital District.

4/3/08

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