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Three Aksha Presents “Natyashastra: the Old Academy Players Oldest Surviving Stagecraft in the World” Presents “The Fourth Wall” hree Aksha p re s e n t s “Natyashastra: the Oldest Surviving Stagecraft in the World” October 30, 2016 at 6 p.m. at the JCC Audi torium at the KleinLife Center in Philadelphia. Natyashastra is the oldest surviving text on dance and music in the world. Known for their innovative approach to presenting the tradition and heritage of Indian culture and art, Three Aksha brings the beautiful intricacies of Indian dance and music to public audiences in Three Aksha brings the beautiful intricacies of Indian dance and “Natyashastra: the Oldmusic in a performance at the JCC Auditorium of the KleinLife est Surviving Stagecraft Center on October 30, 2016 at 6 p.m. in the World.” A rehearsal and workshop phase, open to the community, will culminate in a public performance at the JCC Auditorium of the KleinLife Center on October 30, 2016 at 6 p.m. Open to all, these workshops are focused on increasing appreciation and audience attendance for traditional Indian art in Philadelphia and on enabling second generation Indians to connect to their roots in a new place and time. “There is absolute scarcity of resources and knowledge with regards to south Indian classical dance or music,” explains Viji Rao. “In my role as a practitioner and educator in the community, I see the need and necessity to have a workshop/lecture demonstration about the intricate rhythm and pattern that goes into creating a beautiful art form of Bharatanatyam.” The workshops, and ultimately the performance, will be interpreting and learning from Natyashastra. Natyashastra is the oldest surviving text on dance and music in the world. Prior to 200 BCE, artists would pass on their theatrical talent orally from generation to generation. A wise sage known as Bharata collected and documented the best practices in art —from music to dance, drama to costumes and fine art. In doing so, Bharata laid the cornerstone of theatrical arts in India. With its kaleidoscopic approach, Natyashastra has offered a
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Old Academy Players presents “The Fourth Wall” beginning November 4, with, from top – Eilliott Rotman, Durell Griffin; bottom – Michele Loor Nicolay, Sarah Labov. ld Academy Players presents “The Fourth Wall” by the award winning playwright, A.R. Gurney. Directed by Annie Hnatko and produced by Steve Hnatko, the show dates are November 4, 5, 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, & 20, 2016. From the playwright who wrote “Love Letters,” “The Dining Room” and “The Cocktail Hour,” comes the profoundly moving and equally funny “The Fourth Wall.” Peggy has become obsessed that her life is a play, and has redecorated the living room with one wall completely blank, the “fourth wall,” representing the “audience.” Her delusion is compounded when people entering the room behave as if they were acting in a play, even belting out Cole Porter songs! With age comes wisdom, but with age can also come irrelevance.
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Day of the Dead – Día de los Muertos – Celebration at Penn Museum Puts a Spotlight on Mexican State of Veracruz • Saturday October 29, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. style. enn Museum, in conEveryone is invited to bring junction with the Mexia photo and a memento of their can Consulate in Philaown to place at a communal delphia and the Mexican Culaltar, remembering the passtural Center, presents the ing of a loved one. Day of the fifth annual Dia de los Muertos, Dead or Halloween costumes or Day of the Dead Saturday, are encouraged, and costumed October 29, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., throughout the galAn elaborate altar is the leries of the international centerpiece of the celebration. museum of art, archaeology Close up of 2015 altar and world cultures. Ghoulish designed by Cesar Viveros. skeletons and macabre decPhoto/Penn Museum orations abound, but make no mistake: Day of the Dead is anyguests under age 12 receive thing but somber. It’s a vibrant half price general admission cultural celebration, rich in to the day. Guests dressed traditions and connections— in a Day of the Dead-themed it is at heart a celebration of costume such as La Catrina, life. or as a traditional Mexican Pageantry and puppetry, icon like Frida Kahlo, can join music and folkloric dance, a parade and costume conpaper maché artistry, sugar test at 3:30 p.m. skull and paper flower makThe Day of the Dead Celebraing, face painting, and special tion is free with Penn Museum foods are part of the day. Renowned Philadelphia artist and muralist Cesar Viveros creates the celebra- admission ($15, general admission; $13, seniors [65+]; $10, children [6-17] tion’s centerpiece, an elaborate Day of the Dead altar, in the Veracruz, Mexico See Day of the Dead Celebration at Penn Museum page 7
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EVEN MORE EVENTS Pre-election with “Radio Times” Thursday, November 3, 10 - 11 a.m., WHYY, 150 North Sixth Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106. Guest Registration: www.whyy.org/events. In a special pre-election edition of “Radio Times,” Marty Moss-Coane and her guests will take a look at local and national races and break down the fiercest Election Day match ups. Marty will be joined by national interest blogger for NewsWorks.org Dick Polman, James Peterson, host of the WHYY podcast “The Remix” and MSNBC commentator Joe Watkins and Rutgers University Scholar Kelly Dittmar.
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South Street Presents PumpkinFest, Trick or Treating, & “Rocky Horror” South Street Headhouse District has plenty of tricks and treats for children and adults of all ages during the neighborhood’s annual Halloween festivities. On Saturday, October 29, 2016, from Noon extending into the evening, PumpkinFest returns to Headhouse Square (2nd and Lombard). From 12 p.m. to 5 p.m., enjoy circus performances, magicians, horse and wagon hay rides, live music, shopping, seasonal bites, straw bale maze, pumpkin decorating, make and take crafts, face painting and new costume contests. Businesses will open their doors for trick or treaters (12 and under) from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. After hours, starting at 6 p.m., the little ghosts and goblins are invited for some fright night family fun with Halloween Movies under the Shambles with a showing of “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” and “Beetlejuice.” The frightfully fun day concludes with a special grown-up interactive late night showing of the “Rocky Horror Picture Show” starting at 9 p.m. hosted by DJ Robert Drake. For inf, visit www.southstreet.com, follow @officialsouthst on Twitter or call 9215-413-3713. Festivities are free, with food, drink and shopping payas-you-go.
“Stress and Your Career” Program The Haverford Township Free Library will host the program “Stress and Your Career: Calm Your way to Success” on Wednesday, November 2 at 7 p.m. Stress is a part of life and it affects every one of us differently. High levels of uncontrolled stress for extended periods of time can greatly affect both your personal and professional life. The inability to move forward in your career is closely related to thoughts, confidence level, and how resilient you are, rather than experience, level of education, or network. Join Nicole Pica, founder of Reinvent U, and learn about the steps you can take today to reduce your stress, gain clarity around your purpose, and find your path to a successful career. This program is free, but registration is required. To register, go to: www.haverfordlibrary.org/events. The Library is located at 1601 Darby Road, Havertown, PA. For information, contact Mary Bear Shannon at 610-446-3082 ext. 216 or email shannon@haverfordlibrary.org, or visit www.haverfordlibrary.org.
PPRA to Honor Jane Golden with Gold Medal Award The Philadelphia Public Relations Association (PPRA) will honor Jane Golden, the driving force behind more than 3,800 works of public art for Mural Arts Philadelphia, with its 2016 Gold Medal Award on Thursday, November 3, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at The College of Physicians of Philadelphia, 19 S. 22nd St. The PPRA Gold Medal Award honors individuals and organizations whose accomplishments leave a lasting impact on the community and bring national recognition to the city of Philadelphia. Special guest speakers Rocco Albano, Lisa Nutter, and Meg Saligman are scheduled to honor Golden, the founder and executive director of Mural Arts Philadelphia.
Narberth Area Garden Club Meeting “Working with Nature for a Beautiful Garden – without Pesticides” – Daniel Duran will reveal surprising and important ways that insects keep the ecosystem functioning, so that all life on earth depends upon insects. Dr. Duran, a professor of ecology at Drexel University will show the Narberth Area Garden Club how to have a pesticide-free garden to help sustain biodiversity, without sacrificing beauty. Come to the Narberth Municipal Building, 100 Conway Avenue, Narberth, PA 19072, Haverford Ave. entrance, on Thursday, November 3, 2016, at 7:15 p.m. Free for members; visitors welcome with $10 admission.
In development for over a year of planning, both of these Wayne Art Center exhibitions embrace the human form in several mediums and concepts. “The Nude Figure” is an international juried exhibition for two-dimensional and three-dimensional works juried by Scott Noel and Paul DuSold. “The Nude, Mirror of Desire,” is an invitational painting exhibition that features Paul DuSold, Ben Kamihira, Margaret McCann and Scott Noel. Both shows opened October 16 and run through November 19, 2016. For info on Wayne Art Center and events associated with these shows, visit www.wayneart.org or www.waynepleinair.org or call 610-688-3553. Shown is Best in Show, “Parachute, Parsonage” by Elise Schweitzer, of VA. 2016 show will run through November 4, 2016. All activities will take place at MossRehab’s Main Campus at Einstein Medical Center Elkins Park, 60 Township Line Road in Elkins Park. The exhibit is free and open to the public daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Proceeds this year support the Moss Rehabilitation Research Institute whose mission includes theorydriven research to clinical treatments in neurorehabilitation, by transforming scientific insights into assessments and rehabilitation treatments for individuals disabled by neurologic injury or disease. To purchase art, call 215-663-6366.
First-Friday Film First-Friday Film “In the Valley of Elah” will be shown Friday, November 4, at 7 p.m. at the Peace Center of Delaware County, located at 1001 Old Sproul Rd., Springfield, PA. Free. Large screen. “In the Valley of Elah” stars Oscar winners Tommy Lee Jones, Charlize Theron, and Susan Sarandon. The film’s title refers to the biblical valley where the battle between David and Goliath took place. Based on the accounts of a true murder case, the film is about a military father’s search for his son and, after finding his scorched and dismembered body, the hunt for his son’s killers. “In the Valley of Elah” raises themes including the reality of the war in Iraq, abuse of prisoners, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) following situations of extreme violence, and how we face, as a nation, the reality of war and responsibility for war crimes. (“In the Valley of Elah,” 2007. Mystery/Drama. 121 minutes. Rated R for violent and disturbing content, language, and some sexuality/nudity. Written and directed by Paul Haggis.) Co-sponsored by the Brandywine Peace Community. For directions to the Peace Center of Delaware County and information, visit www.delcopeacecenter.org or call 610-544-1818. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. for light refreshments.
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Theatre Exile Kicks Off 20th Anniversary Season with “Guards at the Taj” by Rajiv Joseph ollowing 13 Barrymore nominations and a sold-out run for “Tommy and Me,” Theatre Exile continues its 20th Anniversary Season with the Philadelphia premiere of “Guards at the Taj” by playwright Rajiv Joseph. Based on dark myths surrounding the building of the Taj Mahal, this bold and surprising comedy is the story of two hapless guards that ultimately learn the ugly
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Theatre Exile presents the Philadelphia premiere of “Guards at the Taj” by Rajiv Joseph at Studio X from October 20 November 13, 2016. Photo/Robert Hakalski truth about one of the most beautiful wonders of the world. When asked to perform an unthinkable task, the pair struggle between loyalty, friendship and staying true to one’s self. Previews began on Thursday, October 20, 2016 and press opening night is Wednesday, October 26, 2016 at 8 p.m. The show runs for a total of 21 performances at Studio X (1340 S. 13th Street) through Sunday, November 13, 2016. Tickets are on sale now for $10 to $40 at www.theatreexile.org or by phone 215-218-4022. Please note, this production contains potentially disturbing content that might not be suitable for all audiences. Guards at the Taj is set in 1648 in India, where two Imperial Guards watch from their post as the sun rises for the first time on the newly-completed Taj Mahal—an event that shakes their respective worlds. As the morning light breaks, the wheels are in motion for a startlingly funny existential crisis that stirs their faith in God, the empire and each other. When they are ordered to do the unspeakable, the aftermath forces them to question their concepts of friendship, beauty, and duty, and both characters are changed forever. “The friendship of the two guards is both beautiful and vaudevillian,” said Producing Artistic Director Deborah Block. “The storytelling at times is gruesomely hyper-realistic and at other times humorous or filled with magic. Through the richly drawn characters, Guards allows us to understand how fear can lead us down the road to making us complicit in creating the horrors of our time.” Theatre Exile’s production of “Guards at the Taj” is directed by Exile Producing Artistic Director Block, and stars Anthony Mustafa Adair (“The Invisible Hand” by Theatre Exile, “Disgraced” by Philadelphia Theatre Company) and Jenson Titus Lavallee (Pig Iron School for Advanced Performance Training, “The Seagull” by Moscow Art Theatre School). For Jenson, “Guards at the Taj” couldn’t come for Theatre Exile at a more perfect time with the current state of the world. “There’s the sense of duty in Humayun, which I can relate to, but there’s also the idea of following a much more organic set of rules that Babur abides by,” said Lavallee. “This play really deals with where those two things begin to conflict and how we deal with turmoil in a society that’s feeding us one thing, but deep down we know we should be fighting against it. It’s often how I've been feeling lately. It seems that every day we wake up to news of another devastating [world] incident, but we’re not sure of how to combat the horrors. I feel very much like Babur feels. He seems to have the answers, but they’re seen as ‘radical’ by Humayun. Is radicalism for the sake of peace and beauty even more disruptive than conformity to something we know isn’t right?” The comedy and horror of “Guards at the Taj” take place at Studio X, where the guards will enjoy their first glimpse at the newly built Taj Mahal. While one of the most glorious wonders of the world will be revealed at first light, the set also has some dark secrets and ghoulish surprises. The production team includes Colin McIlvaine (Set Designer), Alison Roberts (Costume Designer), Brad Pouliot (Sound Designer), Drew Billiau (Lighting Designer), Flora Vassar (Props Designer), Jessica Darling (Production Manager) and Rob Edmondson Jr. (Technical Director). Theatre Exile thanks show Honorary Producers June and Steve Wolfson. Award-winning playwright Rajiv Joseph is the author of the Pulitzer Prize-nominated “Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo” and “The North Pool.” Joseph received the Steinberg Playwright Award in 2013, the Laurents/Hatcher Foundation Award in 2015 and the 2016 Obie Award for Best Play for “Guards at the Taj.”
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What A. R. Gurney demonstrates in “The Fourth Wall” is that, you can find both wisdom and up-to-the-minute relevance, with a good measure of hilarity as well. The audience is guaranteed to be smiling and humming some of Porter’s unforgettable tunes after this stellar night of theater. The sensational cast includes: Michele Loor Nicolay as Peggy, Elliott Rotman as Roger, Sarah Labov as Julia, and Durell Griffin as Floyd. Food Drive: Continuing a tradition begun in 2011, Old Academy Players will collect nonperishable food items in November for FISH (Friends In Supplying Help) Community Food Cupboard at North Light Community Center. Please bring your donation of non-perishable food and/or household items when you come to see the show. See a terrific, funny show and donate to a great and worthy cause! Old Academy Players, a member of the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance, is a nonprofit community theater located at 3544 Indian Queen Lane in East Falls (Philadelphia), the urban village on the Schuylkill River. Constructed in 1819, the Old Academy building has been the OAP home since 1932. Old Academy Players has provided continuous community theater since 1923 and featured the acting debuts of both Grace Kelly and Robert Prosky. Show times are Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. Tickets are $15. Old Academy welcomes groups! If you have 15 or more in your party, you can take advantage of group discount pricing. Parking for all performances is free. For information and reservations, call 215-843-1109 or visit www.oldacademyplayers.org.
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Driving Away the Cold Program Delivers Coats in Havertown Representatives from participating auto dealers in Delaware County show off a selection of the more than 1,400 free winter coats delivered to the Haverford YMCA in Havertown during the Driving Away the Cold event on Friday, October 21. Of the 175 dealerships that participated in this year’s program, 20 are located in Delaware County. Attending the event are, from left – Collin O’Reilly, O’Reilly Buick GMC; Nicole Cashman, Haverford Area YMCA; Bryan O’Reilly, O’Reilly Buick GMC; Maggie Keifer, Springfield Ford Lincoln; John McKinley, Audi Devon; Dan McCray, Infiniti of Ardmore. For information, visit www.caringforkids.com.
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hiladelphia is known for many things—cheesesteaks, rowdy sports fans, and “Rocky” to name a few. Still, when most people conjure up images of our great city, perhaps our most apparent claim to fame is our role in the founding of our nation. Referred to by many as the birthplace of America, there is no better place to celebrate what makes our country great than right here where it all started. On the afternoon of October 30, the Merion Concert Band aims to do just that with a concert titled “This Grand Country.” This first performance of the Merion Concert Band’s 2016-2017 season celebrates the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service and the upcoming presidential election. Featuring music that evokes the picturesque open spaces of our country, pieces dedicated to some of our nation’s presidents, and music that celebrates America, the concert is free and open to the public. Enjoy this concert on Sunday, October 30, 2016, at 3 p.m. at Harriton High School, 600 N Ithan Avenue, Bryn Mawr, PA 19010. The Merion Concert Band, an ensemble of the Merion Musical Society, is an all-volunteer band that has been performing in Lower Merion Township and the surrounding region since 1979. The Merion Musical Society was co-founded by Mary W. Culbert and Joseph Rhode in 1977 with the mission to “foster and promote music and the interests of music in the community.” For information, visit www.merionconcertband.org.
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By Jerry H. Bloom, Staff Writer On Stage • Act II Playhouse, 56 East Butler Avenue in Ambler, PA, presents Tracy Grammer: Words and Music, Sunday, November 6 at 7 p.m. Tracy Grammer, writer and musician, offers a show featuring readings from her memoir-in-progress interspersed with songs on violin and guitar. She rose to acclaim as half of the American folk duo, Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer. From 1997-2002, the duo released three chart-topping albums and toured internationally until Carter’s death in 2002. For tickets ($25) or information, call 215-654-0200 or visit http://act2.org/cms2/index.php. • Prince Theater, 1412 Chestnut Street in Philadelphia, presents the Martha Graham Dance Company, one of America’s most celebrated and visionary dance troupes, as part of the NextMove Dance Series, November 3 - 6. The program inFi cludes Graham’s Appalachian Spring, Errand into the Maze, Dark Meadow Suite, and Lamentation in Lamentation Variations. 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Greater Philadelphia Expo Center •Kids’ Entertainment Oaks, PA • Off Rt 422 (Oaks Exit) • Paris Wine Bar, 2303 Fairmount Avenue in Philadelphia, presents Suzanne Cloud, jazz singer/songwriter and Tom Glenn, Admission $8 online, $10 at the door - good all 3 days guitarist/composer, Friday, November 4, 9 - 12 midnight. This performance will be her first in many years. She started her DISCOUNT TICKETS, show info, Children under 12 and parking are FREE career in regional theater in the Philadelphia area appearing as the lead in musical and dramatic productions including exhibitor lists, directions and more at: Fri. & Sat. 10-6, Sun. 10-5 Pajama Game, Silent Night, Lonely Night, a musical version of Bell Book and Candle, touring with The Fantastiks, Carousel, South Pacific and Sex Tips for Modern Girls at the Society Hill Playhouse. Her television work included the PBS movie A Woman SugarloafCrafts.com of Spirit and NBC’s Fantasy Show. 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“Portraits of Professional Caregivers, Their Passion; Their Pain” Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church Sponsors Free Screening he Peacemaking Committee of Bryn Mawr Presbyterian matic stress is shown through a series of first-person stoChurch, 625 Montgomery Ave., will host a free screening ries that depict the professionals’ struggles and resilience. Social workers, therapists, doctors, nurses, psychologists of “Portraits of Professional Caregivers, Their Passion; Their Pain” on Saturday, November 5 from 9 a.m. to noon. The and first responders (police, medics, and firefighters) are all highlighted in the film. screening starts at 9:30 a.m. in Congregational Hall. Compher was inspired to produce this documentary while The film, an award-winning documentary about the impact of vicarious trauma, was directed/co-produced by licensed working in child protective services, because, as he states, social worker Vic Compher and Grammy award winner Rodney “The general public is deluged daily with media about vioWhittenberg. The documentary examines how vicarious trau- lence and tragedies, but has hardly an inkling about what it ma, also known secondary traumatic stress or compassion is like for the professionals themselves who reach out with fatigue, may affect any individual who provides care to trau- empathy to care for traumatized adults or children.” For information, call 610-525-2821. matized or suffering people. The impact of secondary trau-
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remarkable dimension to growth and development of music, dance, drama, and art in India and the rest of the world. A project on Natyashastra is a first of its kind to the community in Philadelphia. Over the course of ten days, participants will receive an overview of all 36 chapters of the Natyashastra, as well as an introduction on theory of facial expression, a major component of Classical Indian Dance Bharatanatyam. The workshop comLANSDOWNE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA prises all of the important PRESENTS aspects of the 36 chapters on Natyashastra and will culmiEASON PENING ONCERT nate in an evening presentaC ONDUCTOR R EUBEN B LUNDELL tion on October 30. The first Star Spangled Banner half of the evening will be a Jean Sibelius – Lemminkainen’s Return music concert by Chakrafonics Gina Branscombe – A Memory led by Praveen D Rao; followRichard Strauss – Death and Transfiguration ed by the dance performance Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky – Symphony No. 5 in E minor of “Natyashastra.” Visit http://Threeaksha.org Sunday, Nov. 6, 2016 • 3 p.m. or call 215-969-8603 for information. Upper Darby Performing Arts Center The performance takes place 601 N. Lansdowne Avenue, at School Lane at the JCC Auditorium, KleinUpper Darby, PA • FREE PARKING Life Center, 10100 Jamison Ave., Phila., PA 19116. Advance TickTickets: $20 adults • $17 seniors • $5 students with ID ets $15 - $25; at the Door $20 For tickets call the box office at $30. Find tickets online at 610-622-1189 • WWW.UDPAC.ORG www.threeaksha.bpt.me. Photo/Masataka Suemitsu
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Free Presentation at Immaculata University November 7 n Monday, November 7, at 6 p.m., Immaculata University is offering a presentation in Loyola Hall 127 on the crucial topic of “What Will 9 Billion People Eat and Where Will It Come From?� with Linda Froelich, global sustainability director for FMC Corporation and member of the advisory board for Wharton’s Initiative for Global Environmental Leadership. The challenges of feeding the projected population of the world is complicated by competition for land use, food and health expectations, environmental awareness and concerns about climate change which will be addressed by Froelich. She will also focus on the role of sustainable practices and corporate responsibility with industries worldwide addressing these concerns. “We are grateful to have Mrs. Froelich speak at Immaculata, and open a conversation exploring this key issue,� explained the Business and Accounting Department Chair, Dr. Charlene Fitzwater. “Along with concern for future generations and the environment, it is imperative to understand how responsible businesses practices respond to world-wide needs and trends.� Graduating from the College of Environmental Science and Forestry in Syracuse, NY, Froelich began her career at FMC in 1977 where she has held several positions in research, development and business. Froelich is a dynamic speaker with a passion for her topic. The event is sponsored by Immaculata’s Environmental Club and the Business Department’s Advisory Board and is free and open to the public. For info, visit www.immaculata.edu/9billion-eat. Immaculata University is a comprehensive, Catholic, coeducational institution of higher education, located on the Main Line between Malvern and Exton, 20 miles west of Philadelphia.
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Frost/Nixon” stars, from left – Haverford School sophomore Jeffrey Pendergast as David Frost and senior Shea Dennis as Richard Nixon. “Frost/Nixon” is a 2006 British play by screenwriter and dramatist Peter Morgan based on a series of televised interviews that former U.S. President Richard Nixon granted broadcaster David Frost in 1977—about his administration, including his role in the Watergate scandal. The cast includes students from The Haverford School, The Academy of Notre Dame de Namur, The Agnes Irwin School, and Country Day School of the Sacred Heart. Tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for students and seniors, and may be purchased at Ticketleap (https://the-haverford-school.ticketleap.com/frost-nixon/) or at the door. The Box Office opens 45 minutes prior to show time. For information, call 610-642-3020, ext. 1386.
Students on site: Christina Giuliani of Philadelphia, Alaina Sokolski of Ardmore, and Alison Zarella of Ardmore. erion Mercy Environmental Science students embarked on a field study, following techniques ecologists use, to study a large outdoor area to determine its biodiversity. Utilizing specific outdoor equipment and a 10 by 10 meter area divided into nine smaller plots right on campus, students measured physical (non-living) factors, such as temperature, moisture, and wind speed—all which influence biodiversity. Based on their field work, students also determine what biotic critters, such as deer, cicadas, and ants, inhabited the plot. Each student produced a report of her individual plot and compared those results to the eight other sites studied.The advantage of field experiments over strict observational studies is that the investigator has more control over the variables of interest. Student scientists often employ both field experiments and field observational studies in order to draw conclusions and answer important ecological questions.
M WHYY & First Person Arts Present: Sincerely, Philadelphia: A Letter to Our New President This program takes place on Wednesday, November 9, 8 p.m. at Christ Church Neighborhood House Theater (20 N. American St., Philadelphia, PA 19106), near the corner of 2nd and Market Streets. Tickets: $12 before Oct. 28; $15 starting on Oct. 28; $10 for FPA members. Guest Registration: www.whyy.org/events. In this openletter style performance, Philadelphians come together through storytelling to share personal accounts in response to some of the biggest issues of the past four years such as #BlackLivesMatter, the European refugee crisis, Pope Francis’s visit, the state of area schools, and more. Featuring Philadelphia Poet Laureate Yolanda Wisher and poet Denice Frohman.
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Narberth Ambulance’s Lifesaving Role in Rescue of Bryn Mawr Utility Worker is Recognized by Penn Medicine Narberth Ambulance and Penn Medicine also jointly honored the man’s coworkers for their quick actions he situation was dire: A 25year-old man was cutting a water pipe beneath a Bryn Mawr street when the circular saw kicked back and cut his neck. One of Luis CaballeroCastejon’s coworkers called 911 while three others used rags and a t-shirt to apply direct pressure to his wound. Within seven minutes, Narberth Ambulance paramedic Rick Reynolds and emergency medical technicians Matthew Scanlon and Sean Fay arrived on scene. They lowered themselves into the 8-foot ditch, got the bleeding under control and put the injured man on a longboard. With the help of Caballero-Castejon’s coworkers, the Narberth crew lifted and pulled him out of the hole. Deputy Chief of Operations Luis Caballero-Castejon – the injured man who was saved by the quick actions of his coworkJohn H. Mick made the call: ers, Narberth Ambulance personnel, and Penn Medicine’s Level 1 Trauma Center at Penn PresPenn Medicine’s Level 1 Trauma byterian Medical Center – appears in this photo with his fiancé, Kaeleigh Jimenez, some of his Center at Penn Presbyterian coworkers, Narberth Ambulance crew members and some of those involved in his care at Penn Medical Center (PPMC) was Presbyterian Medical Center. From left – Bryan Gormley, Dan Dobitsch, Narberth Ambulance his best chance for survival. Deputy Chief of Operations John Mick, Dr. Patrick Kim, Trauma Program Director at Penn On October 20, Penn Medi- Medicine’s Level 1 Trauma Center, Narberth Ambulance EMT Sean Fay, Luis Caballero-Castejon, cine and Narberth Ambulance Kaeleigh Jimenez (slightly in front), Narberth Paramedic Rick Reynolds, Rhonda Browning, recognized the role the Nar- RN, Narberth Ambulance LT./EMT Matthew Scanlon. berth ambulance crew respondtrauma system provides optimal care of the seriously injured ing that day played in saving Caballero-Castejon’s life. “Narberth Ambulance acted with speed, skill and profes- across the continuum from time of injury to rehabilitation,” sionalism in gaining control of hemorrhage and rapidly said Dr. Kim. “His recovery has been remarkable.” The accident happened about a year ago. Mick, Narberth’s transporting the patient to PPMC,” said Patrick Kim, MD, an associate professor of Surgery at the Perelman School of deputy chief of operations, said it was wonderful to talk to Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania and Trauma Pro- Caballero-Castejon and learn he is doing so well, and was an gram Director. “These were key factors contributing to Luis's honor to be recognized for Narberth’s part. He is also happy Luis’s co-workers’ actions are earning Penn’s praise. “This outstanding outcome.” Penn Medicine and Narberth Ambulance also jointly rec- situation was a great example of teamwork from all involved,” ognized the vital role Caballero-Castejon’s coworkers, includ- he said. Narberth Ambulance Chief Christopher B. Flanagan agrees. ing Bryan Gormley and Dan Dobitsch, played in saving his “This incident demonstrates how coworkers or bystanders life. They received special citations. Caballero-Castejon and Kaeleigh Jimenez, his fiance, can make a difference until medics arrive,” he said. “It also attended the ceremony to give their thanks and hugs to shows how private and public entities can come together to everyone involved. They also gave Narberth Ambulance a save a life.” Founded in 1944, Narberth Ambulance is a 501(c)(3) nonbottle of wine with a special label that reads, “Thank you for all that you do each and every day. Your expert care and com- profit organization committed to providing high-quality, prehospital care and medical transportation to the 95,000 commitment to caring for others is honorable.” The day of the accident, in the operating room, Caballero- munity members living in Lower Merion, Narberth, ConshoCastejon was found to have extensive injuries to arteries, hocken and West Conshohocken. Annually, Narberth Ambuveins, nerves and muscles of the neck, Dr. Kim said. He spent lance responds to 6,000 calls for emergency medical and several hours in the OR and required the expertise of a vas- advanced lifesaving support services. To learn more or to cular surgeon. “Luis is a perfect example of how the modern support Narberth Ambulance, visit www.narberthambulance.org.
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The Baldwin School’s 2016 Hall of Fame recipients are, seated, from left – Jessica Perrucci Riley ’93, Pat West and Sara Greenberg ’05; standing, from left – 2000 Head Cross Country Coach Suzanne Valutas and Assistant Coach Heather Ho. he Baldwin School celebrated its 2016 Athletic Hall of Fame on October 13, 2016. Four individuals and one team were recognized for their dedication to athletics and their achievements. The Athletic Hall of Fame celebrates excellence and extraordinary achievement in athletics. These impressive athletes have been instrumental in helping mold Baldwin athletics to what it is today. These women are proof that Baldwin girls’ determination and commitment extend beyond the classroom. This year’s recipients are: Sara Greenberg ’05 – Sara’s athletic contributions as a three-sport athlete during her Baldwin years (lacrosse, soccer and basketball) culminated with her being recognized with Baldwin’s highest athletic recognition, the White Blazer Award. Her Baldwin days found Sara as both leader and athlete, serving as captain of all three sports. After leaving Baldwin, Sara played Division I lacrosse at Yale University and achieved postgraduate success in athletics through her participation as a member of Israel’s National Women’s Lacrosse Team and played in the 2014 World Cup in Toronto. Jessica Perrucci Riley ’93 – Jessica’s athletic contributions as a three-sport athlete during her Baldwin years (field hockey, basketball and lacrosse) culminated with her being recognized as a White Blazer Award Winner. Jessica served as captain of all three sports in her senior year. She received many accolades that included All Main Line, member of the Private I’s All-Star Team for field hockey and basketball in senior year and a candidate for Main Line “Athlete of the Year.” Jessica played Division I lacrosse and field hockey at Lafayette College. Presently, Jessica coaches at Summit Lacrosse Club, STEPS Elite Lacrosse of NJ and Kent Place School in Summit, NJ. She is an active board member for Summit Lacrosse Club and Sum it Up Lacrosse. Marjorie Lindsay Reed ’39 – Marjorie’s athletic contributions as a three-sport athlete during her Baldwin years (field hockey, tennis and basketball) culminated with her being recognized as a White Blazer Award Winner. The Reed Scholarship that honors excellence in teaching and is given annually was named in her honor. Patricia West – Beginning in 1980, Pat was the director of Athletics at Baldwin for 21 years, where she taught, coached and mentored many young women. She was involved in founding the Inter-Academic League for Girls, helping to frame its philosophy and purpose, and served as the organization’s first president. She also helped to create Baldwin’s mascot, a polar bear named Winnie, and began the School’s Homecoming and bonfire traditions. After Pat retired in 2001, The Baldwin School established the Pat West Award, which is given every year to a sophomore or junior girl who has played at least one varsity sport and has developed that sport through outside opportunities and has the intention of playing at the collegiate level. 2000 Cross Country Team – In August 2000 when Baldwin’s Cross Country team came together for pre-season training, the mood was optimistic. Head Coach Suzanne Valutas and Assistant Coach Heather Ho had high hopes for a winning season; but not an undefeated season. “The team didn’t dare to dream quite that big a dream,” Valutas said. The team consisted of 22 runners, the largest team in the Inter-Ac League at the time. They gave each other confidence, and everyone was determined to pull together as a group. Each individual set goals for themselves and achieved those goals. They were fortunate enough to have an injury free season and spent time doing a lot of hill work sprints, pool workouts, scavenger hunts and early weekend runs. Their hard work paid off, as the 2000 Baldwin Cross Country team became both State and Inter-Ac Champions. For information, visit the All-School Open Houses on Nov. 3, 2016 at 6 p.m. You can also visit www.BaldwinSchool.org or call 610-525-2700.
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