Baruch College Campus Events E-Mail Bulletin
The following events are scheduled to take place on campus from March 22
through March 29.
For further information and to submit your event for inclusion in future e-mail
bulletins, visit the calendar page at http://www.baruch.cuny.edu/calendar/
To include your event in future e-mail bulletins, follow the instructions on
submitting your event to the Baruch College online calendar.
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Campus Events
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Zicklin School of Business, Graduate Admissions Director's Briefing
Monday, March 22, 2004
Room 763
Information and Technology/Library Building
151 E. 25th Street
646-312-1300
6:00 PM
Focused meetings to supplement our monthly Information Sessions. There will be
question and answer periods throughout!
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The Printed Image I: A Recent Gift of Contemporary European and American Prints
from the MONY Life Insurance Company
Tuesday, March 23, 2004 — Wednesday, April 21, 2004
Sidney Mishkin Gallery
135 E. 22nd Street
212-802-2690
6:00 PM
This exhibition features prints from some of our era's outstanding artists including
Cindy Sherman, Susan Rothenberg, and Mimmo Paladino.
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Essential Personnel -- Al Letson
Tuesday, March 23, 2004 — Thursday, March 25, 2004
Bernie West Theatre
9th Floor
17 Lexington Avenue
646-312-5073
8:00 PM
Essential Personnel , directed by Barbara Colaciello Williams, takes the audience
on a journey through the dark side of the American landscape. Exploring the
common thread of humanity, Letson reaches across time, class and race, inhabiting
the lives of eight characters struggling to break free of their own confines, whether
it's the inner conflicts of a press secretary for Texas' death row, or a Gulf War veteran
searching for his place in society. A nationally recognized performance poet, writer
and actor, Mr. Letson was the Winner of the Atlanta Grand Slam (2000), ranking 3rd
at the National Poetry Slam (2001) and then participating in Russell Simmon's Def
Poetry Jam Live (2002). Al has appeared with his one-man show Essential
Personnel at The Nuyorican Poets Cafe, The 3rd NYC Hip Hop Theatre Festival,
NYC; Theatre Project of Baltimore, University of N. Florida and other colleges across
the country. Tickets: $10 General Admission. Baruch ID Holders free, but tickets will
be required and are available at the BPAC Box Office.
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The Valone Lecture Series in Government: Government and Politics in New York
City
Wednesday, March 24, 2004
Newman Conference Center, 7th Floor
Information and Technology/Library Building
151 E. 25th Street
212-802-5735
5:30 PM
The School of Public Affairs invites you to the fourth and final event in the new
lecture series, Government & Politics in New York City, presented by The Honorable
Peter F. Vallone Sr.
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Women of Color in Non Profit Organizations
Wednesday, March 24, 2004
Room 14-220
Vertical Campus
55 Lexington Avenue
212-802-2916
5:30 PM
Attend a panel discussion and hear how successful women of color built their
careers in nonprofits. Find out what advice they have for the next generation of
leaders.
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Roberta Piket Trio-Jazz
Thursday, March 25, 2004
Engelman Recital Hall
Vertical Campus
25th Street between Lexington Avenue and Third Avenue
646-312-5073
1:00 PM
A Milt Hinton Jazz Series Event. Performing both Roberta's original compositions
and highly personalized reworkings of lesser-known standards, these three
musicians explore the music more deeply each time they play together.
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Teaching and Technology Conference
Friday, March 26, 2004
14th Floor,
Vertical Campus
55 Lexington Avenue
646-312-3788
8:30 AM
Visit http://www.kognito.net/baruchTech to see the various topics and vendors who
will be attending this year's exciting Teaching and Technology Conference at
Baruch College.
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Lyceum Presents: Prodigal Sons
Friday, March 26, 2004
Engelman Recital Hall
Vertical Campus
25th Street between Lexington Avenue and Third Avenue
646-312-5073
8:00 PM
Lyceum presents: "Prodigal Sons: The Quest for a National Voice in the Works of
Roman, Grieg, and Prokofiev"
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Emanuel Saxe Lecture
Monday, March 29, 2004
Newman Conference Center, 7th Floor
Information and Technology/Library Building
151 E. 25th Street
646-312-3160
5:30 PM
The Emanuel Saxe Distinguished Lecture in Accounting, "What's Wrong With U.S.
Capital Markets? An Analysis of the Problems and Some Potential Solutions", will be
presented by Paul M. Healy of Harvard Business School.
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Department of Fine and Performing Arts
March 30 - April 4
Tuesday - Saturday @ 7:30 pm
Thursday, Saturday and Sunday @ 2:30 pm
TWELVE OPHELIAS
A play with broken songs
By Caridad Svich
Directed by Debbie Saivetz
Shakespeare’s Ophelia rises up out of the water
Dreaming of Pop-Tarts and other sweet things.
She finds herself in a neo-Elizabethan Appalachian
Setting where Gertude runs a brothel, Hamlet is
Called a Rude Boy, and nothing is what it seems.
In this mirrored world of word-scraps and cold sex,
Ophelia cuts a new path for herself.
With: Kristi Casey, Alissa Ford, Michael Gladis*, Alfredo Narciso, Alexandra Oliver*,
Heather Starkel, Chris Wells* and Baruch students Adenike Huggins, Suneel Narra,
Eileen Regan, Lynn Rhee, Melissa Rios and Stephen Saverance
Set: Ariadne Condos
Costumes: Jessica Gaffney
Lights: Steve O'Shea
Music: Caridad Svich, Andrew Innes, Michael Escamilla and Michael Gladis
Choreography: Tracy Bersley
Vocal Coach: Thom Garvey
Fight Direction: Ian Marshall
Stage Manager: Pam Salling
Baruch Performing Arts Center
25th Street, between Lexington & 3rd avenues (south side of street)
Tickets $10 $8 w/ Baruch I.D.
646-312-4085 www.baruch.cuny.edu/bpac
Twelve Ophelias is a Department of Fine & Performing Arts production, presented by
the Baruch Performing Arts Center in association with New Georges. It was
developed at Powerhouse Theater/New York Stage & Film, New Georges, and Red
Bull Theater.
* Actors appear courtesy of Actors Equity Association. An Equity Approved
Showcase.
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Dr. Sidney Harman, Executive Chairman of Harman International, a Baruch alumnus
and the man who endowed Baruch's Harman Writer-in-Residence Program, will give
a talk on his philosophy of management, based on his business biography, "Mind
Your Own Business: A Maverick's Guide to Business, Leadership and Life"
(Currency Books/Doubleday).
The talk will be held at Vertical Campus on March 30, 2004, from 1:00 till 3:30 pm
(rooms 14-285 & 14-270).
Students planning to attend please reserve a seat by calling (212) 802-2912. Please
RSVP by Thursday, March 25.
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