Please join the Weissman Center for International Business for a
briefing on the U.S. economy:
Event: Mitsui USA Lunch-Time Forum: International Business
BriefingÐThe U.S. Outlook
Guest Speakers: Thomas Niles, President, U.S. Council for
International Business
Michael Rosenberg, Head of Global FX Research, Deutsche Bank
Date: October 30, 2002
Time: 12:15Ð2:00 PM
Location: AC 14-250
Please contact Ivonne Cintron at (646) 312-2070 for further
information.
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Free Technology Seminars
Baruch College Continuing and Professional Studies is offering three
ninety minute chalk talks about the key components for making your
data warehouse successful. This demonstration of Online Analytical
Processing (OLAP) is on the cutting edge of technology.
Browsing the OLAP Cube, Wednesday, October 30, 2002, 6-8pm
Building the OLAP Cube, Thursday, November 7, 2002, 6-8pm
Populating the Star Schema, Wednesday, November 13, 2002, 6-8pm
All seminars will be held in 55 Lexington Avenue, Room 14-285. Go to
http://caps.baruch.cuny.edu/seminars.pdf to download a PDF with
more information about each seminar. To reserve your free seat at
one of the seminars, please call 212-802-5600.
Register now for real world training during the November 2002
through January 2003 semester at Baruch College Continuing and
Professional Studies.
Visit our web site at http://caps.baruch.cuny.edu/ or call 212-802-5600
to set up an appointment with an advisor.
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Baruch CollegeÕs
School of Public Affairs
Invites you to a
Public Policy Breakfast
Election 2002: Pollsters, Pundits, and Politics
Micheline Blum
Partner, Blum & Weprin Associates
Maurice Carroll
Director, Quinnipiac College Polling Institute
&
Jefrey Pollock
President, Global Strategy Group
Wednesday, October 30, 2002 8:00 Ð 10:00 am
(Continental Breakfast begins at 8 am)
BaruchÕs Newman Conference Center
151 East 25 Street, 7th Floor
Please RSVP at 212.802.5735
e-mail: [log in to unmask]
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NONPROFIT GROUP
SURVIVING THE ECONOMIC STORM:
Nonprofit Management in Uncertain Times
As the economy weakens, it is not a surprise that all aspects of
running a nonprofit organization are more difficult. How can nonprofit
organizations overcome these hard times and continue to provide
services?
November 19: Small nonprofits seminar 4-6 PM Rm. 14-275
Vertical Campus
December 9: Medium nonprofits seminar 4-6 PM Rm. 14-275 Vertical
Campus
December 17: Large nonprofits seminar 4-6 PM Rm. 14-275
Vertical Campus
This is an opportunity to sharpen your skills in an informal setting that
promises to be both intellectually stimulating and personally
satisfying. We cordially invite you to take part in this exciting learning
opportunity.
For more information please contact Robin Schultz (212) 802-5914.
To RSVP, call (212) 802-5735 and indicate that you will be attending
the nonprofit management seminar.
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Latin Jazz All-Stars Perform at 11th Annual Milt Hinton Concert
The Latin-Jazz All Stars perform the 11th Annual Milt Hinton Jazz
Perspectives Concert. On Thursday, November 7, 2002, at 1 pm, the
seven-piece band will take to the stage of Mason Hall, 17 Lexington
Ave. (at 23rd St.), to perform their distinctive blend of Latin and jazz
music. The concert, one of the highlights of BaruchÕs cultural
calendar, draws hundreds of students, faculty and administrators. It is
also free and open to the public.
The Latin Jazz All Stars consist of several celebrated Latin jazz
musicians: trumpeter/lead Michael Mossman, tenor saxophonist
David Sanchez, trombonist Steve Turre, pianist Arturo OÕFarrill, alto
saxophonist Antonio Hart, bassist Andy Gonzalez, and percussionist
Pheonix Rivera. Collectively, the group represents the best in Latin
jazz sounds.
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