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• Today at 6pm, Founding Elder of DanceAfrica Baba Chuck Davis talks about the hi...
• Look for the Essence Music Festival info at the #DanceAfrica Bazaar or get festi...
• The DanceAfrica bazaar is in full swing! Come stop by the BAM table and say hello.
• The amazing Wunmi aka Wunmigirl shares her dresses and experiences from the Danc...
• One Stop Enrollment: Professional and Graduate Studies
• One Stop Enrollment: Professional and Graduate Studies
• One Stop Enrollment: Professional and Graduate Studies
• One Stop Enrollment: Professional and Graduate Studies
• Information Session: Health-related Careers
• We have a three-day weekend coming up right before Long Island Campus commenceme...
• The caretaker of The Caretaker shares his experiences behind the scenes of the p...
• 2012 American Heart Association Heart Walk
• This week's trivia question is: How many followers does St. Joseph's College hav...
• We have a table at today's HIA-LI Trade Show. Come see us for information about...
• Frequent Louie guest star Todd Barry headlines the next Get It Out There, along...
• “You Don’t Need to Be a Beatnik to Dig It”
• Have You Resigned From The World Of People In Order To Avoid Anxiety?
• Anecdote
• DC Officials Trying To Make Homes Healthier
• VIEWS ON DENTAL HEALTH
• Olive Leaf May Help With Blood Pressure
• Doctor, Doctor
• Recognizing National Missing Children’s Day
• Family Fun At Annual H.E.S. Street Fair
• Canarsie Football Coach Handed Walking Papers
• Matt Zalon Aims To Pitch His Way To Glory
• ‘Self-Taught’ Doctor Boasts Benefits Of Testosterone Treatment
• Telling It Like It Is
• THE POINTING FINGER
• Public’s Help Wanted To Track Down Avenue L Thief
• A Hometown View From Albany
• View From The Middle
• Tenants Complain About Unsightly And Dangerous Conditions
• Agency’s Say Pipeline Project Will Soon Benefit Residents
• “Save Our Schools” Heard Loud And Clear At Two Public Hearings
• Musical Skills Showcased At P.S. 279 Talent Show
• Protest Planned To Address Bayview Man’s Death
• What's Your Opinion?
• East Flatbush March Calls For An End To Violence
• BAMCinemaFest tickets are on sale to BAM Cinema Club only! Get early access to t...
• Kudos to hospitality management graduating senior Keila Jimenez, who was named C...
• Foodies: We have got the secret recipe for efo, a tasty Nigerian dish! What's yo...
• If you have any photos from Brooklyn commencement, share them with us! We would...
• Leaving IKEA: A Play in Two Cantos, Premieres June 7th-24th
• NEWS: Thursday 5/24 Zydeco & Cajun Dance Party to be held in rain location
• Cultural connoisseur confession time! Around how many events do you go to a week?
• Eat, Drink & Be Literary: Sapphire
• Our program DanceMotionUSA takes American dance companies all over the world! Di...
• Read how ADGA alumna Svetlana Akhmadieva is using her talents to effect change!...
• Philip Glass says it's ok to go to sleep during Einstein on the Beach:
• The 2012 Next Wave Festival has been announced! Pina, Einstein on the Beach, Joh...
• Get It Out There: Comedy by BAM & IFC
• Set your TiVos or DVRS: Our documentary BAM150 premieres on Ovation TV today (Ma...
• Now that summer is almost here and love is in the air, we couldn’t help but wond...
• Congratulations to all of the Brooklyn Campus graduates!
• Fashionistas, Prada made a purse in honor of Pina Bausch. Oh, how we covet this...
• DanceAfrica 35 Years
• This week's trivia question is: What was the cover story for the spring 2012 St....
• One can never have too many dashikis...Baba Chuck Davis talks about DanceAfrica,...
• The 2012 edition of BAMcinemaFest is a month away (full lineup coming soon)! Ent...
• Anecdote
• Driver Injured In Kings Highway Crash
• Correcting “Misinterpreted” Statements
• Young Beauties Register For Annual Pageant
• Journalism- Vérité
• Telling It Like It Is
• A Hometown View From Albany
• View From The Middle
• Floyd Bennett Restoration Ceremony Evokes Memories
• Students Get Their Hands Dirty At “Teaching Gardens”
• Theater Arts Actor “Humbled” By Artistic Competition
• Rare Recount Required In State Senate Election
• HUNT CONTINUES FOR DANGEROUS COP IMPERSONATOR
• What's Your Opinion?
• Four Possible Suspects Sought In E. 85 St. Robbery
• The "Educating All: Diverse Learners in an Evolving World" conference is this Sa...
• Best celebrity spottings at BAM? We have a few favorites (ahem, David Byrne) but...
• St. Vincent flies the punk flag high on night two of Crossing Brooklyn Ferry, co...
• We’re not exaggerating when we say this is unmissable: Christopher Knowles perfo...
• St. Joseph's College offers a summer program for children. For more information,...
• May is Bike Month in NYC
• Our annual commencement ceremonies are coming up. Who is graduating this year?
• Check out Professor Jenna Spevack's new exhibit, "8 Extraordinary Greens," at Mi...
• If you thought Pinter couldn’t be funny, Jonathan Pryce will set you straight. “...
• DanceAfrica is 35 years old this year! Read about beginnings of this community...
• How did you come to love the arts and performance? Did you grow up in an arts-lo...
• This weekend's affordable education conference offers workshop credits for teach...
• Motherhood is hard all right... Mothers should be celebrated everyday, but we're...
• In two upcoming Jonathan Pryce movies, he plays the inventor of the vibrator and...
• Vacation to see the Pina Bausch Archive in Wuppertal? We are so there.
• Today, we held a Ribbon-cutting Ceremony for the *NEW* St. Joseph's College Long...
• Summer has begun for most of our students! Congratulations on finishing your fin...
• This beautiful weather has us thinking of the months ahead... what are YOU most...
• This week's trivia question is: Who were last year's commencement speakers for b...
• You say you want a Revolution? Watch Dr. John’s one-and-only music video from hi...
• Anecdote
• Community Youths Can Finally Skate Along In Safety
• Turning Kids Around Through Martial Arts
• Hundreds Enjoy A Day Dedicated To Mom At Four Seasons
• Modern Technology At H.S. For Innovation And Advertising Unveiled
• Bus Route Cut Short After Mid Day Crash
• “None But Ourselves Can Free Our Minds”
• Floyd Bennett Field’s Ryan Visitor Center Restorations Take Off
• Who’s Really To Blame For Our Children’s Dark Future?
• Extraordinary Artist In East New York
• Activist And Civic VP Honored For Being A “Trinidadian Moose”
• Obama Visits U Albany Nanotech Center
• “Literature Lite” Won’t Make It In Today’s Academia
• P.S. 219 PRESENTS “CHILDREN SAFE AND FIT” PROJECT FOR STUDENTS
• Basketball Competition Has Students And Teachers Slam Dunkin’
• Community Garden Sprouts On Flatlands Avenue
• CEC OFFICIALS: CHARTER SCHOOLS NOT WANTED HERE!
• What's Your Opinion?
• DUO SHOT
• Cirkus Cirkör's Wear it like a crown
• Help our DanceAfrica partners at Weeksville Heritage Center win a Partners in Pr...
• Fanboys and girls, Jonathan Pryce has his own action figure! If you’d like to wi...
• Annual Love Your Library Day Book Sale and Community Celebration in Carroll Gardens
• BRIC Announces Lineup for 2012 Celebrate Brooklyn! at the Bandshell
• This year's commencement speakers have been announced. Take a look at who they a...
• The Caretaker is a New York Times Critic Pick! Have you seen the play, which Cha...
• Check out the spring 2012 issue of St. Joseph's College Magazine and let us know...
• Did you see The FADER's last Icon issue with coverboy Philip Glass? "He has cr...
• Instrumental Jazz Fusion at The Lazy Dog
• MetroTech lineup announced! Our R&B fest includes some jaw-dropping artists, fro...
• This weekend officially kicks off DanceAfrica events! The very aptly named Force...
• This week's trivia question is: Who are the speakers for this year's commencemen...
• Pinter fans, OF COURSE there is a Pinter Pinterest Perfect...
• This week we have an extra-special Free Ticket+ Thursdays prize: two tickets to...
• Classes are over and finals are coming up next week. Where are you studying today?
• Brassy, Bawdy, and Just a Bit Naughty: Burlesque to Broadway starring Quinn Lemley comes to Brooklyn’s historic Millennium Theater
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Presents 24th Annual Student Art Exhibition, opening May 17 at BRIC Rotunda Gallery
• The New York Times waxes celestial about Crossing Brooklyn Ferry: “The festival...
• Self Hate: The Result Of Trying To Be Perfect
• Let’s Consider “Fair Tax”
• Skewing The Facts
• Brooklyn School Teams Satisfactory At Penn Relays
• Vacant Senatorial Seat Still In Contention
• Cop Of The Month
• Union Calls To Investigate “Dysfunctional” Daycare Program
• Journalism- Vérité
• Broken Window Blamed On Possible Afterschool “Mayhem”
• Gerritsen Beach Resident Enjoys A New Set Of Wheels
• Telling It Like It Is
• Firefighters Respond To Suspicious Odor
• A Hometown View From Albany
• View From The Middle
• 63rd Pct. Community Council Welcomes New Commander
• New Restructuring May Bring Brookdale Back To Life
• “The Play’s The Thing” At Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
• Upcoming Rally At Bayview Houses To “Call For Justice”
• Prior To The Fall: The Kruger You May Not Recall
• Corrupt Ex-legislator Sentenced In Bribery Trial
• What's Your Opinion?
• Seven Years
• The Brooklyn Voices lecture has been relocated to the Tuohy Hall Auditorium, 245...
• SJC Students Travel to Tornado-Torn Joplin, MO for Spring Break
• SJC students traveled to Joplin, MO for this year's alternative spring break.
• Happy Birthday James Thiérrée! This French fabulist is one of our favorite and m...
• Today is the last day of classes!
• For Brooklyn Campus graduates, Cap and Gown Pickup Day is this Friday, May 4 for...
• For Long Island Campus graduates, Cap and Gown Pickup Day is this Friday, May 4...
• The Caretaker
• Congratulations to the SJC editorial and design team for winning Communicator Aw...
• Would you like to win a free rooftop party for you and 30 of your friends? How...
• Thank you to Newsday for attending and covering this weekend's 5K Walkathon/Run...
• Did you catch the world premiere of our documentary at the Tribeca Film Festival...
• Little Fugitive, a stunning example of Coney Island on film, screens tonight as...
• Take our breath away, why don'tcha? Sharon Van Etten on Conan:
• Jonathan Pryce stars in Pinter's The Caretaker, opening next week at BAM! Here a...
• BAMcafé Live + 2 Happy Hours this weekend! Latino punk and pop on Friday with Xe...
• The Fifth Annual Walkathon/5K Run is this weekend on the Long Island Campus. Who...
• We are overjoyed to announce that we were honored with 7 Drama Desk nominations...
• The Walkmen have a new album out on May 29th --- will they play some advance mat...
• The Devil, Probably, has been called the most punk movie ever made. Not bad, Bre...
• This week's trivia question is: Every year, there is a summer kick-off concert o...
• Juggling, knife-throwing, daredevil acrobatics, dance, mime! Enter to win ticket...
• WagMag, Brooklyn Art Guide Benefit 2012
• And Here’s Another View
• Historian Rectifies Facts On Courier Milestone
• Anecdote
• Are Your “Shoulds” Dictating The Way You Live?
• Kadecia Baird Reigns Supreme At New York Relays
• Newly Restored Brooklyn Theater Arts High School Auditorium To Debut In May
• Journalism- Vérité
• Telling It Like It Is
• Why Successful Milk Carton Campaign Went Sour With Time
• A Hometown View From Albany
• View From The Middle
• Thieves Get Away With TVs From Foster Ave. Warehouse
• Local Cop Promoted; Honored At 69th Precinct Council Meeting
• Community Board Gives Thumbs Down To Construction Projects
• Ceremonies Open Seba Park Comfort Station
• Power To The People: Nazareth Regional High School Remains Open
• Starrett City Boy’s Disappearance Resembles Etan Patz Case
• Cobblestone Theft Suspect's Death Under Investigation
• What's Your Opinion?
• Photo
• Happy Belated Birthday, Harvey Lichtenstein! We just discovered this lovely homa...
• The SJC Step Squad at today's Spring Fling on the Long Island Campus.
• We’re prepping for our red carpet moment – our documentary is premiering this Fr...
• We're only a week away from the Brooklyn Voices lecture on the Brooklyn campus n...
• Seven at Seven
• Crossing Brooklyn Ferry
• The Crossing Brooklyn Ferry film lineup has been announced! Includes shorts by J...
• This past week, a great friend of ours passed away—the multimedia artist Hillman...
• Our comedy curator will eat her hat if you don’t laugh at our new comedy show. S...
• STUDENTS: Both campuses are having "Healthy Mind, Healthy Body" Health Fairs thi...
• The Long Island Campus had its Admitted Student Reception yesterday. Click below...
• Did you get your shuffle on last week? We took Questlove's Shuffle Culture and s...
• Another notable birthday today for Bryce Dessner & Aaron Dessner of the National...
• Happy Birthday William Shakespeare! The bard would have been 448 years old today...
• Have you taken a tour of our campuses yet? If not, click the link below and take...
• Booker T. Jones, Replacing Chuck Brown, will Perform May 10 in 2012 Celebrate Brooklyn! Bridge Dance Party at Brooklyn Bridge Park
• Richard Fisher, our 2012 valedictorian, is profiled in today's Daily News! You c...
• Happy Earth Day, everyone! Keep dry! Photo by Richard Termine (Fiona Shaw in Ha...
• St. Vincent goes old school for Record Store Day, releasing two new tracks on vi...
• Pssst! There will be a surprise DJ spinning at BAMcafé Live tonite---you might w...
• BAM150 gets a shout-out as one of the 25 films that Filmmaker Magazine is looki...
• TRIVIA IS BACK! This week's trivia question is: Who is the Child Study Center on...
• Need something to do with the kids this Saturday? Win 4 tickets to the Mayhem Po...
• DanceAfrica celebrates its 35th anniversary next month! Enter to win tickets by...
• Come hear global warming visionary James Hansen on May 8 on campus talk about "H...
• Doctor, Doctor
• VIEWS ON DENTAL HEALTH
• Yom HaShoah Commemorated in Israel
• Anecdote
• Alcoholics Anonymous: A Note of Thanks
• Challengers Cut Down Panthers For T20 Cricket Title
• South Shore Boys Relay Team Strikes Gold At Mayor’s Cup
• Perseverance Pays Off
• Journalism- Vérité
• Spirit Of Life Celebrated At 11th Annual Tommy Meo Jr. Walk
• Dazzling Array Of Cars On Display At 2012 New York International Auto Show
• Cops Catch Up With Suspect In Cobblestone Thefts
• Murderer Of East Flatbush Man Sentenced 25 Years to Life
• Telling It Like It Is
• A Hometown View From Albany
• View From The Middle
• Canarsie Pier Volunteers Are Keeping It Clean!
• Congressman Ed Towns Says He Will Retire At End Of Term
• Local Engine Ladder Honors One Of Brooklyn’s Bravest
• Residents Waiting For Marine Park Senior Center Completion
• A Message To The Community On Our 91st Birthday
• Bullet Shatters Windows On Parked SUV On East 92nd Street
• “Fallen Brother” Laid To Rest In Canarsie
• What's Your Opinion?
• Farewell
• Did you hear about our new comedy showcase, Get It Out There: Comedy by BAM & I...
• Art-rock darlings Deerhoof are known for their unpredictable live shows---What w...
• Questlove secretly believes Sasha Grey is doing social research for her master's...
• Feel winded after climbing a long flight of stairs? Be thankful you’re not this...
• Questlove goes shopping and shares what's in his bag. What desert-island albums...
• SJC will co-host an education conference on May 19 that allows educators to rece...
• Educating All: Diverse Learners in an Evolving World
• We can’t get over Willis Earl Beal—this song hits a nerve in our soul. He’ll be...
• Happy Birthday, Merce Cunningham! He would have been 93 years old today. What wo...
• A big congratulations to Professor Xiangdong Li for being named City Tech's 2012...
• Wow, back-to-back perfect games! Amazing Alyson.
• There will be not one, but TWO of our favorite Afros sharing the stage when Ques...
• If you lost some underwear at BAM, you were probably at a Living Theater show.
• Get Grandfathered in to BAMcafe Live tonight! 10pm and it's FREE.
• Simon Callow from Being Shakespeare gets his hands on another genius in this cli...
• Video Tour of "Mystics" by Artist Meg Hitchcock
• Video Tour of "Mystics" by curator Elizabeth Ferrer
• Three Sisters
• Shuffle Culture
• Questlove is coming! He's curating a concert called Shuffle Culture:
• Enter to win a case of Brooklyn BAMboozle ale, plus other BAM swag. Party, anyon...
• National Grid And DEP Offer Construction Update
• A Dose Of Almark Does The Community Good
• Gardening And Decor Shop Helps Keep Community Beautifully Growing
• Parading Around In Their Easter Best!
• Marine Park Structure Remains An Eyesore
• Panthers Slay Dragons To Reach T20 Playoffs
• Welcoming Improvements Ongoing At Canarsie Cemetery
• Senate Seat Vote: Hang In For “Long Haul” Say Campaigners
• Husband Shoots Wife In Alleged “Mercy Killing”
• Telling It Like It Is
• “Person Of Interest” In Murder Case Goes To Jail For Fraud
• Civic Association Questions Quality Of Life And Community Involvement
• TWO BANK ROBBERIES IN A WEEK
• A Hometown View From Albany
• View From The Middle
• Residents Ready To Spend Participatory Budget Bucks
• Suspect Wounds Four Cops In Sheepshead Bay Shootout
• Nazareth H.S.: Once On The Brink Of Disaster, But Now...
• Neighborhood Mourns “Kind, Quiet” Citizen
• Auxiliary Cop Found Shot To Death On Glenwood Road
• What's Your Opinion?
• A Life Cut Short
• We’re thrilled to give you the first look at the trailer for BAM150, a documenta...
• Is your teen home from school and driving you absolutely crazy? Tell them to get...
• The BAMart auction is now open for bidding! Buy a great piece of contemporary ar...
• Friends of the Carroll Gardens Library Given a Boost by Cobble Hill Association
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Announces 2012 Celebrate Brooklyn! Bridge Dance Party Series at Brooklyn Bridge Park
• Mayhem Poets
• Dr. John comes from a rich legacy of New Orleans piano-playing that is both funk...
• The New York Times on Simon Callow’s voice: “The actor’s honeyed baritone is cap...
• What’s NEW? Bike events/recap for the week of 4/9
• If you saw Martin Scorsese’s HUGO and loved it, don’t miss your chance to see Me...
• Did you eat a lot of CANDY yesterday? In 2002, BAM would have satisfied your swe...
• Congrats, Professor Richard Woytowich, for your excellent guest blog on the Scie...
• New Upcoming Quilt Series Readings at BCM
• The Sweet Soul Queen has still got it. Irma Thomas will be be joining Dr. John a...
• Looking for outfit inspiration for tonight's Clueless screening at BAMcinématek?...
• Brooklyn's ‘Marketplace’ For Everyone - BCM - Celebrates 2012 Gala Healthy Communities = Healthy Children
• Preview and download two tracks by Cornelius Dufallo and Patrick Derivaz, perfor...
• Hey Girlfriend! Have you seen any of the films in Lena Dunham's series yet? Catc...
• Get excited, folks...Locked Down goes down tonight!
• We’ve always fantasized that this would actually happen while riding the subway....
• Dr. John: Insides Out: Funky But It’s Nu Awlins
• Art and beauty: two terms whose association we tend to take for granted. In your...
• We hope everyone is enjoying their spring recess. What have you done so far?
• Congratulations Alyson!
• Brooklyn Center Presents Cinderella
• Anecdote
• Questioning Civic Leaders
• Dem Loss In Brooklyn
• Driver Careens Into Flatlands Avenue Property
• MQH Hosts Raffle Night
• An Egg-cellent Day For Easter Festivities
• Teachers Get Popping At Genovesi Learning Center
• Panthers, Pak Kashmir Notch T20 Cricket Wins
• Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center To Integrate Services With Brookdale
• Nearby Creeks Affected By Jamaica Bay Watershed Plans
• Telling It Like It Is
• Officers Honored At 63rd Precinct Community Council Meeting
• A Hometown View From Albany
• View From The Middle
• Officials Tell CB 5: No Immediate Merger For Brookdale
• Special Election For Senatorial District Now Up To The Courts
• Suspect Sought In Starrett City Bank Theft
• Angry Community Responds To Charter School Proposal
• Community Shouts “No Hotel!” At Huge Protest Rally
• Collapsed Building Where Worker Died Is Demolished
• What's Your Opinion?
• CRIME SCENE AT GLENWOOD ROAD
• The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach has music embedded in his soul. We've got chills! S...
• Please participate in the National Survey of Student Engagement. The target stud...
• Night Owls: Don’t miss Dr. John with The Black Keys's Dan Auerbach on Late Night...
• We’re giving away CDS of Dr. John’s and Dan Auerbach’s new album, Locked Down! T...
• “And in conclusion, may I please remind you that it does not say RSVP on the Sta...
• If you have books to sell, please don't post notices on this wall. Instead, post...
• Did you know Shakespeare invented the word puking? It’s part of the famous “Seve...
• Update on yesterday's MAM announcement: April Fools! BAM has no plans to open a...
• BAM's expanding! We're excited to announce our first satellite branch in Manhatt...
• Arturo Sandoval showcases some mind-blowing trumpet chops. Really folks, it does...
• The Spring Reunion is coming up. Did you RSVP for the Reunion Eve Rooftop Celebr...
• Werner Herzog to Nicholas Cage: “There is such a thing as the bliss of evil. Go...
• SJC to Honor Local Peace Leader:
• The Blind Boys of Alabama do Amazing Grace like you’ve never heard before---thin...
• Lord have mercy! Kermit Ruffins shows us just how sweet the trumpet can be. He's...
• The good doctor tears it up on the piano. Boogie Woogie, meet thy master.
• Dr. John: Locked Down
• Being Shakespeare
• This week's trivia question is: Who was the first honoree for the College's Golf...
• “Indie”: token of 21st century authenticity? Lazy, catch-all descriptor of a dis...
• Simon Callow’s dressing room prep just before going on stage: “it’s kind of like...
• Anecdote
• Cinderella Comes To Brooklyn
• 40 Performers Take Part In HES Talent Showcase
• Police: Don’t Snooze And You Won’t Lose
• Roommate Charged In East 93rd St. Shooting
• Telling It Like It Is
• Police Say Burnt Body In Marine Park Was Victim Of Possible Homicide
• A Hometown View From Albany
• View From The Middle
• Charter School Approved At Middle School Where Expansion Was Denied
• Councilman’s Giving Away $$ For YOUR Pet Projects
• Parking Tickets On East 105th St. Discussed At CB18 Meeting
• Councilman Emphasizes Need For Continued Afterschool Programs
• Senate Race Still A Cliffhanger While Paper Ballots Are Counted
• SHORE PARKWAY CAR FIRE TAMED
• What's Your Opinion?
• THIEVES FUEL UP AT GAS STATION
• BAMcinématek announces the first round of titles for BAMcinemaFest! Which films...
• Check out the Good Doctor here playing Iko Iko with legends Ringo Starr, Joe Wal...
• Before our students head out for spring break, we want to remind them to stay sa...
• No one, and we mean no one, can touch Mae West. Here she is vamping in Belle of...
• Simon Callow could read the phone book and we would be enthralled. Here he discu...
• We've made it to 2,400 likes, and actually surpassed it with our current number...
• The Department of Psychology and the Office of Alumni Relations Hosted an Alumni...
• John Steptoe's Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters - An African Tale
• James Gray’s We Own the Night screens tonight as part of our Brooklyn Close-Up s...
• Tomorrow is the Fourth Annual Dr. Reza and Georgianna Clifford Khatib Chair in C...
• Tune in to WNYC Radio's Soundcheck at 2pm to hear Dr. John talk about his new al...
• LEGOS + The music from Einstein on the Beach = This Amazing Video.
• Among his many estimable accomplishments, Dr. John also performed the theme musi...
• It is around 60 degrees and sunny on the campuses of St. Joseph's College. Do yo...
• Cheek By Jowl’s Declan Donnellan on imagination: “We use our imaginations to su...
• Wax Poetics calls Dr. John’s new album “his greatest record of the past few deca...
• Timely research by Professor Rich Woytowich as next month marks the 100th annive...
• Aaron Ingram, the creator of Act Now Foundation and our New Voices in Black Cine...
• Long Island Campus seniors, if you haven't sent the Office of Alumni Relations y...
• This week's trivia question is: If I am donning this lovely hat made by the sist...
• Dr. John: Insides Out: A Louis Armstrong Tribute
• Need ideas on what to do with the kids for Spring Break? Check out Pilobolus for...
• Want tickets to Shuffle Culture with Questlove, Deerhoof, Reggie Watts, and more...
• SJC to Host Second Annual Young Adult Authors Event:
• Pipe Replacement Slows Seaview Avenue Traffic
• Anecdote
• Nine HES Swimmers Place High In Junior Olympics Meet
• Lady Vikings JVs Capture City Championship
• Residents Say They’re Eager To Attend Thursday’s DEP Meeting
• THE POINTING FINGER BY DR. STEPHEN FINGER
• Telling It Like It Is
• A Hometown View From Albany
• View From The Middle
• The Morning After A Nail-Biter Election
• Battle For State Senate Still Up In The Air
• Foster Avenue Hotel Plans Blasted By Glenwood Residents
• Principal Emphasizes “Real World” Academics At Bildersee
• HORRIFIC CRASH ON AVENUE L
• Two Accidents In Canarsie Within 24 Hours
• Injured Man Is Possible Link To East 76th Street Shooting
• What's Your Opinion?
• CABBY ROBBED AT GUNPOINT
• Here's a challenge for you: Can you identify any of the artists in this vintage...
• It's official: We can't wait to see them perform this live!
• Before Match.com, there was the post office at the Sanitary Fair at BAM.
• Visit www.collegeweeklive.com to learn about SJCNY!
• Dr. John and Rickie Lee Jones make the best whoopee we’ve ever heard. Will they...
• Hey SJC alums! The Spring Reunion is coming up, but before it is the Reunion Eve...
• City Tech -- making a difference in the community.
• Brooklyn women raised over $400,000 for Civil War relief efforts by holding thei...
• This year's Relay for Life for the American Cancer Society will be hosted on the...
• The trailer for Tis Pity She’s a Whore gives you an idea as to why it’s one of t...
• The exterior signs went up on the BAM Richard B. Fisher building today! Have you...
• Russian Futurist costumes by Kasimir Malevich? Yes please.
• Happy St. Patrick's Day!
• Questlove lineup just announced! Featured artists include Deerhoof, Reggie Watts...
• FREE, tonight: Magos Herrera performs her distinct blend of Jazz, Cuban, Mexican...
• We will be walking in the NYC St. Patrick's Day Parade tomorrow. Will you be joi...
• This week's trivia question is: How many parking spots are there at the off-site...
• Did you know that Dr. John was the inspiration for the piano-playing Muppet, Dr....
• Invent a signature BAM dish and enter to win tickets to see Dr. John, Kermit Ruf...
• This is going to be an event to remember! Come hear City Tech students and profe...
• SJC Fraternity Hosts Annual Scholarship Dinner:
• Precocious Girl Scouts Know How To Make A Sale!
• Anecdote
• Purim Celebrations Hosted By Two Local Synagogues
• Meanwhile, Junior Lady Vikes Continue Dominance
• Correction
• Lady Vikes Ousted From Playoffs In Loss To MSIT
• Thomas Jefferson Holds Off Wings To Reach PSAL Final
• St. Columba, St. Vincent Reach Second Round In CYO Games
• Boys And Girls Strike Gold At NB Nationals
• Pondering How To Resolve Ponding At East 103rd Street
• Telling It Like It Is
• A Hometown View From Albany
• Police Arrest Three Suspects In Marine Park Rape
• 69th Precinct Commanding Officer Wants To “Scrap” Potential Thieves
• Puppy Returned After Two-Week Long Dognapping Incident
• P.S. 115 Hoops For Heart Event Never Skips A Beat
• Residents Say Accident-Prone Block Needs Signage
• Schools Chancellor Explains A Few Things At Town Meeting
• Morning Collision On “Dangerous” Block
• What's Your Opinion?
• GAS STATION HOLDUP FOILED
• BAM dates for Einstein on the Beach have been announced! Hear Robert Wilson, Phi...
• Curious about the very first Next Wave show? Our Executive Producer Joe Melillo...
• Do you want to have breakfast with the Easter Bunny this year? The CEC/Child S...
• Teju Cole’s Open City is so good that we can hardly believe it’s his first novel...
• Jonathan Pryce – who you may know from Pirates of the Caribbean or Terry Gilliam...
• This event brings together Catholic alumni in the NY metropolitan area for an ev...
• Congratulations to David Louison, the D3hoops.com 2012 Atlantic Region Men’s Bas...
• ’Tis Pity She’s a Whore
• After you preview a cut of the Dan Auerbach / Dr. John collaboration, you can st...
• Congrats to Teju Cole on winning the Hemingway Prize! He’ll be here this Thursda...
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Seeks Applications for BRIC House Fireworks
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• 22nd Annual Golf Classic
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• Now that it’s almost spring, we’re starting to get a craving for street food! Wh...
• As part of DanceMotion USA, the hip-hop dance company Rennie Harris Puremovement...
• BAMcafe Live All-Star Nora York "is the rare artist who has managed successfully...
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• Feeling adventurous? Enter to win tickets to Maly Drama Theatre's production of...
• SJC Student Receives Full Scholarship to Attend Tufts University:
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• Mandate Outrage
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• St. Vincent Teams Reach Catholic Series Playoffs
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• Black History Comes Alive At P.S. 279
• Battle For Golden Gloves Glory
• “What’s Up With Wati”
• Officials Study Recommendations For “Quality” Care At Brookdale
• Man Survives Saturday Shooting
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• Meeting Addresses Parking Woes
• A Hometown View From Albany
• View From The Middle
• CEC Fighting Co-Location Of Local Schools
• Jury Has An Easy Time Finding Mill Basin Home Invader Guilty
• SWAT Unit Calms Disturbed Man
• History Celebrated Through Special P.S. 219 Performance
• Rapist Sentenced To 47 Years; Tells Victim: “Have Faith”
• Man Barricades Himself Inside East 92nd Street Home
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• DUO SOUGHT IN E. 106 ST. SHOOTING
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• HR Diversity Conference
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• This clip from Batsheva Dance Company’s MAX always makes us smile.
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• According to Ohad Naharin, Gaga is all about channeling pleasure and playfulness.
• SJC to Host Expert Panel Discussion on "Careers in Civil Service"
• “I’ve also always felt that what I do is danceable because sometimes while compo...
• Citizen Orson Welles performed at BAM, and how did we find out? Ebay, of all pla...
• SMALL INCONVENIENCE - LARGE GAIN! The lounge and study area on the ground floor...
• Do you know what "The Century Fund" is? If not, read all about it by visiting th...
• The Economist, saluting us on our 150th anniversary, cites our “avant garde bona...
• SJC Welcomes New Library Director to the Callahan Library:
• Is it just us, or does watching this make you warm and fuzzy on the inside?
• We aren’t the only ones counting down the days...The New York Times is psyched t...
• Beethoven and Mark Morris look remarkably alike, don’t they? After seeing the pr...
• Did anyone listen to the Lady Bears play tonight while the game streamed live on...
• Girl can sing! Catch Vivian Sessoms tonight at BAMcafé Live:
• This week's trivia question is: Who is the starting point guard for the Lady Bea...
• The Lady Bears are at the 2012 NCAA Tournament. Take a look!
• We love Gaga---and we’re not talking about that exhibitionist disco diva. Not su...
• Werner Herzog, our favorite German fatalist, will be gracing us with his presenc...
• Hora
• What *is* art? Share your opinion in 15 words or less and enter to win tickets t...
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• Daughter's Memoir Recalls Romantic Canarsie Love Story
• Everything Coming Up Roses For Council President
• Thanks For “Revving” Our Engines
• Interesting Questions For Legislators
• Give Us Signs Of Change
• Vikings Boys Relayers Crowned City Champs
• Glenwood Houses Improvements Plans Addressed At Meeting
• THE POINTING FINGER
• Officers Honored At Council Meeting
• Telling It Like It Is
• One Dead, Three Injured In Flatlands Avenue Crash
• No Injuries, But Lots Of Damage
• A Hometown View From Albany
• View From The Middle
• Assemblyman Hits The Streets For Community Improvements
• CB 5: Halt Gateway Phase 2 Project
• Senate Debate Postponed
• Seniors Celebrate Final Days Of Black History Month
• Fidler Endorsement Letter Raises Tensions In Orthodox Community
• Feds Arrest Pair In Supermarket Food Stamp Scam
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• What's Your Opinion?
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• Poetry 2012: Grand Slam!
• Our next BAM fan is Josh, a Fort Greene resident, who is being serenaded by none...
• Comedy In Dance Festival
• Mark Morris’s philosophy on setting dance to music: Music telling dancers what t...
• Congratulations to the Lady Bears on their first NCAA tournament acceptance!
• Watch the Lady Bears' reaction when they found out that they made the NCAA Baske...
• Our Executive Producer Joseph V. Melillo (alongside Ambassador Andrew J.C. Kao)...
• Here's another BAM fan for you: Michelle is from Cambria Heights and is a Master...
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Presents "So to Speak," Opening March 21 at BRIC Rotunda Gallery
• Jimmy Cliff to Kick Off 34th Annual Celebrate Brooklyn! Performing Arts Festival with Free Opening Night Concert Tuesday, June 5
• We mourn the passing of Erland Josephson, one of Sweden's great actors. Josephso...
• Spike Lee's She's Gotta Have It (screening tonight!) takes place right in our ba...
• When the sun is shining on the Brooklyn Campus, come enjoy lunch and the outdoor...
• Gayle from the Upper West Side has been going to BAM since the 70s, and she is a...
• Hey Class of 2012, we need your pictures! The Office of Alumni Relations needs...
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn presents "Mystics: A Blessed Rage for Order," opening March 21
• A Separation is a heavy favorite to win the Best Foreign Film Oscar—we think it’...
• Catch a glimpse of Rufus Wainwright’s Prima Donna and learn more about the proce...
• Where in the SJC World Am I? Please post your answers below and the winner will...
• Esnavi, an acronym for Eclectic, Soulful, Natural, Authentic, Vivacious & Intrig...
• Our next moment features Kristin, a textile designer from East Williamsburg whos...
• Celebrating the Legacy of Black History with Rev. Calvin O. Butts, D. Min.
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• For more info on the Bulldog's triumphant road to the championship game, check o...
• Get on the Bus! This Saturday, be there when the Bulldogs take on the Bearcats i...
• Ready for BAM to hit you again? This ad features Lily, who is from Sheepshead Ba...
• Mark Morris Dance Group
• ‘Tis Pity She’s A Whore has been called one of the most controversial plays in t...
• Are you aware that we have three great speakers coming to the College this month...
• Clarifying Some Arguable Accusations
• Talking Subway Trash
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• St. Vincent Going Strong In CYO Basketball
• Lady Chiefs Go Down To Baruch In City Playoffs
• Vikings Boys Smash 4X200 Relay Record
• Cancer Foundation Named After Beloved East Flatbush Resident
• Telling It Like It Is
• February Marine Park Civic Meeting Highlights Fall Prevention Program
• A Hometown View From Albany
• Following Tragedy, Old Canarsiens Come Together
• View From The Middle
• Mourn Passing Of Beloved Rabbi Avner German
• Local Artist Draws Community Inspirations
• CB 18 Okays Facility For Disabled In Marine Park
• What's Your Opinion?
• NINE INJURED IN UTICA AVE. BLAZE
• If you dig spoken word, slam poetry, Beat writers, the Black Arts Movement, hip-...
• Announcing the Library Art Contest 2012! Respond to any work of art in the Libra...
• Check out the "African Diaspora in Brooklyn 2012", featuring works by undergradu...
• BAM & Then It Hits You…one more time! Our facebook fans get a sneak peak at our...
• Come see the film and participate in the post-screening discussion. Kudos to Pau...
• Anthony Bourdain, the “bad boy of cuisine” comes to BAM for one night only – tic...
• Get on the bus! Come out and support your #1 seeded Brooklyn College Women's Bas...
• We are proud to posses the complete Black Brooklyn Renaissance digital archives....
• Laissez les bons temps rouler! Dr. John shows us what N’awlins funk is all about...
• wants you to stay happy and healthy! Free rapid HIV testing is now available at...
• Welcome back everyone! Hope you had a lovely weekend! Remember that today is a C...
• Richard Foreman's "The Birth of the Poet" was severely panned at the 1985 Next W...
• A look back at BAM's presidential guests, from Mary Todd Lincoln to Grover Cleve...
• The College is closed today for the holiday. Happy Presidents' Day!
• Neurologist, filmmaker, activist, writer…the list of titles is looong for Jonath...
• Doing our part to make free-jazz even… free-er: tonight, William Hooker performs...
• Do you know a high-school student who is a budding Roger Ebert? Let them know ab...
• This week's trivia question is: What school does the men's volleyball team play...
• Today we kick off New Voices in Black Cinema! Who are your favorite established...
• Fushimi Unveils Third Location In Williamsburg, Brooklyn
• Career Opportunities in Addictions Counseling
• The New Yorker's Alex Ross on Einstein on the Beach: “More than a few friends ha...
• Enter to win tickets to see Dr. John and Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys and a Fr...
• Long Island Athletics launched their new website as well, www.sjceagles.com. Let...
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• Dear Editor:
• Pointing Their Finger Back
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• Vikings Boys Relay Team Falters At Millrose Games
• Vikings Edged By Jefferson In Boro Semis
• Electric Capacity Slated To Increase In Canarsie
• Pols Battle It Out During Raucous Caucus At Civic Meeting
• Cops Nab Pair of Suspects In New Year’s Eve Salon Robbery
• “What’s Up With Wati”
• Littoral Society Helps Restore Plumb Beach Marshes
• Telling It Like It Is
• 5 Injured In E. 98th St. Fire
• Guest Collumn
• Shooting Victim Walked To Hospital From Canarsie
• A Hometown View From Albany
• View From The Middle
• Activists Address Pros And Cons Of Ferry Service At Pier
• Body Found In Car In E. Flatbush
• Clergy Honor Precinct’s Commanding Officer For Keeping Canarsie Safe
• Pride Celebrated During P.S. 272 Performance
• One Killed, One Wounded In Church Avenue Gunplay
• Staff, Parents, Alumni Geared To Fight Proposed Nazareth Closing
• Collision At Rockaway Parkway
• What's Your Opinion?
• ANOTHER ARREST IN AUGUST MURDER
• Come explore the powerful paintings by Brooklyn artist, James Bascara. Inspired...
• The inimitable Simon Callow takes us on a tour of Charles Dickens’ London. Callo...
• La traviata features what may the best drinking song of all time. Here’s Placido...
• We would love to get to 3,000 likes! Tell your friends to "like" us so they ca...
• From her hairstyle to her vocal style, Meredith Monk is anything but conventiona...
• wants to wish you a Happy Valentine's Day! Why not join the Brooklyn College NAA...
• Prima Donna
• For Valentine’s Day: Pina Bausch knew what love was.
• Book Discussion: Zeitoun by Dave Eggers
• Happy Valentine's Day! Do you have a love story that began at St. Joseph's College?
• On a snowy day in January, students took part in Richard’s Rampage, a workshop s...
• Guess who made a surprise appearance at Sunday's performance of La traviata? Mar...
• Lecture: Catholic-Jewish Relations
• Lecture: Catholic-Jewish Relations
• Painting Churches
• Students: if you have participated in BAM’s Education programs, you might be eli...
• Doin' it and doin' it and doin' it well: LL Cool J orders Chinese food at a BAM...
• La traviata opens today! Bed-Stuy native Laquita Mitchell (who plays Violetta) d...
• From our friends at the Whitney Museum of American Art: 2012 Biennial tickets ar...
• Did you miss Simon Critchley and Dr. Cornel West's conversation about faith on T...
• Tonight at BAMcafé Live, Aabaraki will teach you karate ...or at least make you...
• Interfaith Relations Expert Slated as Featured Guest Speaker at St. Joseph's Col...
• This week's trivia question is: How many master's degrees does St. Joseph's Coll...
• wants to remind you that we will be closed Monday, Feb. 13, in observance of Lin...
• Guess who starred in the first Richard III at BAM? John Wilkes Booth, Edwin Boot...
• Are you gaga for Gaga? Enter Free Ticket+ Thursdays for tickets to Batsheva Danc...
• Success Of Soap Operas Still Shines
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• The Annual Golden Gloves Competition Was A Knockout
• Cordell Lifts Lady Chiefs To Thrilling Victory
• Vikings Focused To Do Well In Playoffs
• Rutland Adult Day Center Celebrates Year Of The Dragon
• Canarsie Author Hopes Books Will Motivate Readers
• THE POINTING FINGER
• State Spending Forum Hosted By Assemblyman Maisel
• View From The Middle
• Ferryboat Ride To Canarsie? Romantic, But Just Not Feasible
• Telling It Like It Is
• A Hometown View From Albany
• Federal Gang Indictments Could Include Charge In 2010 Murder
• I.S. 211 Principal Expresses A Need For Program Upgrades
• Seddio Promises To Deliver If He Wins City Council Seat
• “Abandoned” Girls Went Unrecognized Says Resident
• Homeowner Safe After Thief Makes Away With MP3 Player
• Gas Station Attendant Fights Off Potential Robber
• What's Your Opinion?
• SECOND ATTEMPTED ROB AT GAS STATION
• SJC Celebrates Black History Month with Guest Lecturer Dr. Calvin O. Butts, III
• Congratulations to Freshman Basketball Player Jassiel Ferrer!
• Congratulations to Senior Swimmer Elizabeth Fiorella!
• 10 points if you can identify the music used in the trailer for Batsheva’s Hora....
• A drawing dropped off for the cast of Richard III by 9 1/2 year old fan Olivia H...
• Alice Festival 2012
• Video Tour of "Figured" by Curator Kris Nuzzi
• The Department of Criminal Justice at SJC Adds Two New Tracks
• Simon Critchley and Dr. Cornel West are coming to BAM tonight for a discussion o...
• Brooklyn history buff? Ephemera lover? Swing by the lobby and check out our arch...
• 50th Anniversary Celebration of National Dance Theatre Company of Jamaica
• Exhibition - Mesmer Eyes
• From the mind of this man comes a lineup so good, we almost can’t handle it. Fo...
• Flex those biceps: yes, we used to have muscle shows at BAM!
• We need your help! Every year, the Office of Alumni Relations on the Long Island...
• African History Month Film Festival 2012
• Jumpin’ Juniper Festival 2012
• Do you YouTube? Subscribe to the BAM channel--we upload new videos every week!
• Is Laurie Anderson our era's Walt Whitman?
• Have you entered our weekly giveaway yet? Win tickets to Rufus Wainwright's Prim...
• Exhibition - New Pyramids for the Capitalist System
• The Last Futurist Lab 2012
• Sellout alert – tickets for the BAMkids Film Festival are going fast! And will y...
• This week we introduce: "Where in the SJC World Am I?" Please post your answers...
• Check out the events that will take place throughout February for Black History...
• Get to know actor/model/alum Justiin Davis, who debuted this season on HBO's "Bo...
• STUDENTS: SJCNY has chosen to participate in an exciting national initiative. On...
• FREE tonight at 9pm: take a trip to Cameroon with Francis Mbappe, this month’s B...
• is reminding graduate students that today is the last day to register online for...
• wants you to be aware that today is the last day to add a course online. This do...
• At Animation Nations at the BAMkids Film Fest you can see 10 short films from 10...
• Congrats to the City Tech entertainment technology students whose videos aced th...
• says Happy Groundhog Day! Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow, so no early spring t...
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• Lady Vikings Enjoy 2–1 Week, But Coach Says Team Still Needs Work
• Kangaroos Outrun Vikings In O.T. Win
• “What’s Up With Wati”
• Monster Trucks Get Audiences Jamming At Nassau Coliseum
• Community Council Meeting Addresses Success And Challenges Ahead
• Morning Collision In Marine Park
• L Train Faces Both Old And New Challenges
• Telling It Like It Is
• New Rabbi Strives To Unite Jews of Canarsie
• A Hometown View From Albany
• Fighting Off Foreclosures, Giving a Fresh Start
• View From The Middle
• Five Youths Charged With Setting Fire In Spring Creek Area
• Local Community Board Wants Greater Voice In Gateway II Project
• Officials Discuss Measures To Save Brookdale Hospital
• Senate Seat Contesters Going Nose-To-Nose With Name Calling
• Canarsiens, Mill Basinites Mourn Passing Of Beautician “David Bradley”
• Police Make Arrest In November 2011 Murder
• Seddio Announcing Run For Fidler’s Council Seat Tonight
• Two Hurt In “He Said, He Said” Crash
• Minimum Wage Has “Minimum Benefits”
• What's Your Opinion?
• MOTHER CHARGED WITH ABANDONING TODDLERS
• "Björk did one of my songs, "Gotham Lullaby.” I'd heard her sing that on an MP3...
• Please be advised that the Boylan Hall Cafeteria will be closing today, Feb. 1,...
• With campuses in both Brooklyn and Patchogue, what are some of your favorite pla...
• The always-articulate Kevin Spacey on how Richard III speaks to audiences today....
• Welcome to Dr. Christopher Frost!
• Watch BAM burn! We unearthed some amazing archival footage of the 1903 BAM fire...
• Happy 75th Birthday, Philip Glass - you're half our age! What’s your favorite...
• has launched its new website! Take a look and let us know what you think:
• Composer/Pianist Vijay Iyer Announced as 2012 Winner of the Prestigious Greenfield Prize
• Anyone else going through Jeff Mangum withdrawal? Here’s a video of “Oh Comely”...
• Wise guy, eh? Goodfellas screens tonight as part of our Brooklyn Close-up series...
• Brooklyn native Laquita Mitchell takes on the role of Violetta in Jonathan Mille...
• Set those alarms...tickets on sale tomorrow for our Spring season, including Mar...
• Not sure who was duking it out over the throne in Richard III? Check out our han...
• Friends of the Carroll Gardens Library Presents New York Times Bestselling Author in Exclusive New York Appearance
• 150 years ago, we opened our doors to the public for the first time. Can you gue...
• This YouTube re-enactment of Einstein on the Beach has absolutely MADE our day (...
• FREE: Kokayi is at BAMcafe Live tonight! Will he be bringing his animatronic bac...
• welcomes everyone back to campus. We hope you have a great spring semester!
• We're beyond thrilled: The New Yorker has selected our blog as a digital pick!
• BAM and Sundance sitting in a tree…Read more about our steady relationship with...
• Woodrow Wilson Fellow to Visit St. Joseph's College
• Tell us about your favorite tragic heroine and enter to win tickets to New York...
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• Disappointed Viewer On Washed Away Soaps
• “No Shush Law” Is Too Noisy
• JLK Hands LadyVikings First League Defeat
• Jets Hand Canarsie Chiefs Their 13th Loss
• Viking Boys Shine At New Balance Meet
• Telling It Like It Is
• NYPD, Park Police Analyze Hate Graffiti At Floyd Bennett
• A Hometown View From Albany
• View From The Middle
• Civic Meeting Highlights Safety And Visit From Pol
• Two Violent Brownsville Gangs Arrested By NYPD Task Force
• P.S. 244 Students Honored For Award Winning Essays
• Educators Seek To Open Charter School In Canarsie Area
• Suspect Arrested In Relation To East 88th Street Stabbing
• Celebration Of Year Of The Dragon
• What's Your Opinion?
• POLICE SEARCH FOR FLATLANDS AVE. ROBBERS Hunt Is On For Thieves In Two Flatlands Avenue Robberies
• Need style inspiration for an on-trend 1940s ‘do? Haydn Gwynne’s hair in Richard...
• This week's trivia question is: The current issue of the SJC Magazine can be vie...
• When's the last time your kids toured the world with a dancing tuba? "Pied Piper...
• In honor of Pina's Oscar nomination (for Best Documentary), here's a clip from W...
• If you’re looking for premium orchestra seats to see Richard III, try bidding th...
• There’s an app for Merce Cunningham! It’s free, it’s stunningly gorgeous, and it...
• Looking for a summer internship? BAM is offering paid internships in a variety o...
• City Tech and IBM have partnered in creating P-TECH, a high school in Brooklyn,...
• Friends of BAM: tickets are now on sale for our entire spring season! Mark Morri...
• The historic 2012 tour of EINSTEIN ON THE BEACH kicked off this weekend at Unive...
• What do you think of Tweet seats in theaters? Great idea? Sign of the apocalyps...
• WEATHER UPDATE: BROOKLYN Campus - Delayed opening; Campus opens at noon and cla...
• We remember Etta James, one of the greatest female vocalists of all time. This...
• Take a look at the winter 2012 edition of the SJC Magazine and let us know what...
• Just announced! All remaining seats are $25 for Jonathan Miller's production of...
• will host a free CUNYAC Basketball Doubleheader against Baruch College this Satu...
• Jeff Mangum (of Neutral Milk Hotel)
• We agree with Tavi: David Sedaris is awesome, and he’s coming to BAM in May! htt...
• Who's seeing Jeff Mangum this weekend? Cram for the show with our all-Mangum Yo...
• This week's trivia question is: Classes began this week on both campuses for the...
• Today's installment of Free Ticket+ Thursdays: Tickets to Mark Morris Dance Grou...
• Jack Walsh Discusses Celebrate Brooklyn!'s History at TEDxBrooklyn
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• Jeffries To Run Against Towns For 10th Congressional Seat
• GOP’S Storobin Throws Hat Into Ring For Senate Seat
• Lady Vikings In Dramatic Comeback Over St. Anthony’s
• Civic Association Addresses Cemetery And “Illegitimate” Business Operation
• Canarsie Advisory Board Gearing Up For New Round Of Funding
• LadyVikings In Dramatic Comeback Over St. Anthony’s
• Thomas Jefferson Halts Vikings Winning Streak
• Canarsie Chiefs Losses Soar To 12
• Telling It Like It Is
• Residents Commemorate 2nd Anniversary Of Haiti Earthquake
• A Hometown View From Albany
• Fighting Off Foreclosures, Giving a Fresh Start
• View From The Middle
• Canarsie Block Looks Cleaner After Abandoned Home Gets Makeover
• A Fidler On The Stump – Councilman Launches Senate Campaign
• Father Of Missing Starrett City Boy Shot In Home Invasion
• Man Found Stabbed To Death In E. 88th Street Home
• Unidentified Body Found In Trash
• Charred Body Recovered From Trash After Marine Park Fire
• Meredith Monk’s Songs of Ascension was named by WNYC’s John Schaeffer as the bes...
• According to the New York Post: “BAM’s programming has always mixed the classica...
• Brooklyn Children's Museum Celebrates The ‘Year Of The Dragon’
• Just announced: Dr. John, Questlove, and the Dessner brothers of The National at...
• After watching this, we’re convinced that Kevin Spacey can impersonate just abou...
• The Black Power Mixtape screens FREE as part of our MLK day celebration tomorrow...
• BAM programmer Darrell McNeill on MLK Day: “My responsibility is to have music p...
• Applications to our Scripps Scholarship are due Feb 28. Teachers, please encoura...
• FREE tonight: See Chanda Rule channel the spirit of Nina Simone at BAMcafé Live....
• will be closed on Monday, Jan. 16, in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday...
• The deadline for the Richard III Backstage Seminar has been extended to Jan 20th...
• The DanceMotion USA 2012 website has launched! DanceMotion USA is a U.S. Departm...
• Hey SJCNY fans! The Islander/Ranger game is sold out, but there are discounted t...
• Happy Thursday, everyone! Enter to win tickets to the Meredith Monk Iconic Artis...
• This week's trivia question is: In 1920, the first class graduated from SJC's Br...
• St. Joseph's College would like to introduce its new web portal service MySJC. S...
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• An Abridged Version Of What NOT To Do
• “Biblical Zoo” Draws Hundreds To Mary Queen Of Heaven
• South Shore Vikings Win Five In A Row
• Canarsie Chiefs Lose By Whopping 60 Points
• Telling It Like It Is
• Two Years Later, Hunt For Starrett City Boy Continues
• A Hometown View From Albany
• View From The Middle
• Improvements Continue Around Community In 2012
• Starrett City Fire Guts 5th Floor Apartment
• Community Board Will Address Flatbush Avenue Reconstruction
• Education Council Announces Chancellor’s Visit
• Injured Motorists' Accounts Differ– You Decide Who's Telling the Truth
• Parishioners Defend Tree Dedication For Accused Pastor
• Hit And Run Driver Arrested After Killing 14-Year-Old
• What's Your Opinion?
• Bus Makes Unexpected Last Stop
• Kevin Spacey on the role of Richard III: “…it's probably what it feels like to r...
• BAM was built in part to shake Brooklyn's reputation as a "provincial, overgrown...
• If you attended the Financial Aid Information Seminar last night and forgot to a...
• Exhibition - Figured
• Richard III
• Richard III audience members, you have been warned. We recommend you leave your...
• The spring program "Especially for Children and Young People" will begin again i...
• Just announced! Cornel West and Simon Critchley come together for a conversation...
• Are you going to be sending your kids to college or starting college in the next...
• Sam Mendes originally said no to the Bridge Project. He's been saying yes ever s...
• Check out this trailer for Richard III with Kevin Spacey! We’re BEYOND excited f...
• In 1956, $15 guaranteed you a seat for a season of performances by Duke Ellingto...
• Join our friends at Cumbe: Center for African and Diaspora Dance for their Grand...
• Free, tonight! BAMcafé Live All-Star Howard Fishman brings a little piece of the...
• Rufus Wainwright on his new opera Prima Donna: “This is my baby and opera is my...
• Congratulations to freshman David Louison who was named AD3I and HVMAC Player of...
• Go behind-the-scenes with Mary Reilly, our indefatigable director of artist serv...
• now has more than 6,000 fans on Facebook. We'd like to double that number this y...
• Congratulations to men's basketball senior Justin Gist who joined the 1,000 poin...
• Tell us about the worst present you received and enter to win a really great one...
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• New Belt Parkway Bridges Now Open For Traffic
• Sebago Canoe Club Hosts Annual New Year’s Paddle
• Telling It Like It Is
• A Hometown View From Albany
• Chilly Seniors Have Local Places To Get Warmed Up
• View From The Middle
• Brooklyn Chess Club Continues To Set High Standards
• Mercedes Narcisse Launches City Council Run
• Once An Eyesore, Dead End Block At East 100th Street Renovated
• Gateway Mall Carjacking Under Investigation
• Teen Survives Morning Shooting Near Flatlands Ave.
• What's Your Opinion?
• Hunt For New Year’s Eve Salon Robbers
• Pop Brooklyn history quiz! What organization was instrumental not only in our hi...
• This week's trivia question is: Since all offices and libraries have reopened fo...
• Pint-size cinephiles, tickets for the BAMkids Film Festival are on sale now! Mov...
• will keep you warm and toasty today. Come inside to the West Quad Center to supp...
• Brooklyn Tribute To Dr. Martin Luther King, Junior
• Bring us your tired, your hungry, and your crying babies: BAM Rose Cinemas welco...
• 18 Colleges and Universities and Congressman Bishop to Give Parents Financial Ai...
• There will be four free P90X classes to jump start your fitness routine for 2012...
• Just announced: Wim Wenders will be joining us for two Jan 8th screenings of Pin...
• All St. Joseph's College offices and libraries are open today.
• wishes everyone a happy, healthy, prosperous, peaceful 2012!
• We hope that 2012 brings you health, happiness and prosperity.
• After tonight, the Merce Cunningham Dance Company will be no more. Time Out New...
• Tonight: catch a mix of Cuban salsa, Congolese rumba, and Haitian compas, all fo...
• Minnelli, Deneuve, Gremlins, Warriors... BAMcinématek shares its favorite movie...
• The New Yorker includes King Lear and Diary of a Madman as some of the best thea...
• Alexei Ratmansky on choreographing The Nutcracker...we love watching him rehears...
• A Hometown View From Albany
• And the winner for best performance by a wad of tape is...(drum roll please...)
• Enter to win tix to the SOLD-OUT Jeff Mangum show plus a Cinema Club membership...
• King Wins Royally For Canarsie Campus
• Vikings Take Out Paul Robeson For A Three-Win Streak
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• Local Congregations Gathered For Historical Hanukkah Celebration
• View From The Middle
• Telling It Like It Is
• Abe Stark Seniors Receive Awards For Fitness Challenge
• New Congressman Pays Visit To CB18
• Two Car Accidents In One Week At Remsen Avenue
• Children In Need Receive Gifts At I.S. 211 From “Secret Santa”
• Local Dems Eyeing Kruger's Vacant Senate Seat
• Stepfather Charged With Murder After Melee
• What's Your Opinion?
• Service For Fallen Sanit Worker Held In Canarsie
• Teens, we’ll be showing 2 free movies for winter break tomorrow!
• Our ultimate fan Mark Snyder talks to Fort Greene Patch: "BAM was a big factor i...
• A behind-the-scenes video of American Ballet Theatre's dress rehearsal of The Nu...
• Video clips from Merce Cunningham Dance Company’s extraordinary final BAM engage...
• We hope everyone had a Merry Christmas and is having a Happy Hanukkah.
• Happy holidays to you and yours!
• December W.O.R.D. UP! Series Continues With Kwanzaa Reading, Holiday Traditions And Afro-Caribbean Treats!
• Check out this great video by Like Trains & Taxis, then see them tonight at BAMc...
• Harvey Lichtenstein on "courting" Pina Bausch, late night dinners in Wuppertal,...
• 42 years ago this week, Robert Wilson staged a “three act dance-theater play" in...
• Our favorite intern Evan's staff pick for December? Pina in 3D. Opens tomorrow!
• We have an extra-special prize for this week's Free Ticket+ Thursdays: Winter/Sp...
• LIRACHE, Congressman Bishop and SJC to Host Financial Aid Information Seminar
• The holidays are here! What is your favorite Christmas or Hanukkah tradition?
• Brockport Alumni Dance Celebrates 10th Anniversary With New York City Concerts
• Murray Hill's New Year's Eve Extravaganza
• Sephardic Music Festival
• BAM hit Nan in "Gritty New York in the early eighties" at Einstein on the Beach....
• Join us to find out about current and emerging career opportunities in the field...
• Which Hollywood star will not be walking the red carpet at the Tinker Tailor Sol...
• Want to be featured in the next CUNY ad campaign? For an upcoming promotion, we...
• On Monday, December 12 on both campuses, the Department of Global Studies will b...
• presents jazz, strings and opera events this week. Come listen to the best music...
• Theatre Group Dzieci's 'Fools Mass'
• Brooklyn Center Presents Clifford The Big Red Dog - Live
• This week, BAM hosts Merce Cunningham Dance Company's final American proscenium-...
• We've announced the ten finalists for the BAM & Then It Hits You Contest – Click...
• has a unique opportunity to make your January intersession special, especially i...
• Upcoming #BikeNYC Events in December
• has been watching the run-up to the 2012 elections with everything from hope to...
• STUDENTS: The Recreation Club will be showing the movie "Elf" tonight at 6 p.m....
• Catch Mysteries of Lisbon today as part of BAMcinématek’s focus on recent Portug...
• The New York Times reviews our new book! “Its photographs — some 350 of them, ma...
• We can’t get enough fado! This weekend, BAMcafé Live showcases fado—urban folk m...
• A Hometown View From Albany
• Share your holiday spirit! Please bring new, unwrapped toys to the BAM lobby. A...
• Telling It Like It Is
• Baseball / Softball Awards Ceremony Success
• H.E.S. Karate School Competes In Martial Arts Tournament
• is examining our spiritual side as we enter the holiday season for numerous fait...
• An archival treat featuring creative powerhouse Elizabeth Swados
• This week's trivia question is: What year was the College's honor society, Sigma...
• Read the latest Alumni Spotlight about an alum's visit to The Ellen DeGeneres Sh...
• is wondering, as we post this from our computers, where the future of computer a...
• Enter to win tickets to Krapp's Last Tape in this week's edition of Free Ticket+...
• acknowledges World AIDS Day today with a variety of activities, including the Br...
• Today is World AIDS Day, so information and wristbands are available in the 3rd...
• Blue Rangers Rebound To Tie Red Robins In AYSO All Star Clash
• JASA At The H.E.S. Feeds Homeless
• Fast-Acting Police Officers Honored At Community Council Meeting
• Interesting Weather Situation Greets Early Morning Joggers
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• Mourn Passing Of Sol Polish, Who Chronicled Local Scene For Years
• Pols Say Gun Violence Out Of Control
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• Scores Of Healthcare Workers In Protest Rally At Brookdale
• View From The Middle
• Redistricting Focus Of 69th Pct. Community Council Meeting
• As Promised — Skate Park’s Coming Along On Schedule
• Four Seasons Program Shows Its Diversity On Thanksgiving
• Charges Dropped Against Another Defendant In Kruger Bribe Case
• Cops Probe Armed Holdup At Seaview Avenue Shell Station
• More Action In The 70s
• What's Your Opinion
• ARREST SUSPECT IN STUDENT SLAY
• Alaska in HD looks as chilling as it sounds. Join us on 12/5 to see it in HD, pa...
• has something for the guys tonight -- a men's support group to help make a posit...
• Last day to enter our contest BAM & Then It Hits You. Share your BAM moment for...
• The St. Joseph’s College Office of Student Activities and Co-curricular Programs...
• presents "How Italian American Women Are Represented in the Media." One of the f...
• is in the middle of its fall blood drive. Donate a pint today or tomorrow, 11 a....
• Let your soul glo tonight at BAMcinématek's Coming to America/¡Three Amigos! dou...
• We’re giving away this lovely poster by Annie-B called "All The Props in My Base...
• Hey SJC Students, show your student ID at YoChi Yogurt at 83 South Ocean Avenue...
• hosts another basketball doubleheader tonight in the West Quad Center, but this...
• Jeff Mangum fans, your prayers have been answered! Jeff has agreed to do a 3rd s...
• begins registration for spring 2012 today, for all graduate students and for upp...
• invites you to hear what Anita Hill has to say today about "The Value of Belongi...
• Fair Trade Sale
• Professor Ferrell has a new book and more to come. Congrats!
• Congratulations to Timothy Trava for being named the new head coach of the Golde...
• Amazing -- fado music has been classified as “intangible cultural heritage” by U...
• Welcome back. This week we have some interesting lectures on our campuses. Today...
• Beloved Burmese Python ‘Gets Loose’
• We're loving this supercute Nutcracker storybook from American Ballet Theatre
• The Poly Prep boys performed at BAM, and boy did they look fabulous
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• The last performance at ye olde BAM on Montague St. was on Thanksgiving weekend…...
• What do you do after eating so much that you can hardly move? We're checking out...
• Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours! We're thankful we have such adventurous aud...
• In the spirit of Thanksgiving, we want to thank all 2,285 of you for supporting...
• wishes everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving. Enjoy the food and the football, reme...
• This week's trivia question is: How many appearances have Brooklyn athletics tea...
• Didya Ever Wonder What Andy Rooney Died From? – It Wasn’t Just Old Age
• Today's Free Ticket+ Wednesday--enter to win tickets to BAMcinématek's Adventure...
• Library is open on Saturday and Sunday, with limited hours and services. Check t...
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• Brotherhood Night Service Another Blessed Community Event
• Breukelen Families Get A Head Start On Thanksgiving Celebrations
• South Shore Bowlers Take Fifth And Fifteenth In PSAL City Championships
• Core Team Stings Hornets In AYSO Soccer Clash
• American Red Cross Is Thankful
• Telling It Like It Is
• Residents Skate Along With Millennium Development
• Airman Graduates From Basic Training
• Abe Stark Seniors Take On The Challenge Of Getting In Shape
• View From The Middle
• JCCC Trots Out Free Turkeys
• CB18 Discusses Proposals For Wide-Ranging Parks Projects
• Walmart Rep A No-Show At Community Board Meeting
• John Wilson I.S. 211 Fetes The Family And Friends
• Former Glenwood Houses Worker Accused Of “Pizza Pilfering,” Etc.
• Pedestrian Struck In Parkway Crash
• What's Your Opinion?
• COPS PROBE TWO LOCAL MURDERS
• An interview with Carl Wurzbach, who has been a sound engineer at BAM for over 1...
• Delta Psi Omega Goes National
• Readers and eaters, check out the lineup of Eat, Drink & Be Literary -- on sale...
• Are you planning to go to medical school? If so, St. Joseph's College offers an...
• wants you to help us white out the West Quad on Tuesday as the men and women bas...
• Frank Zappa said you can’t be a real country without a beer and an airline. We’r...
• Gertrude Stein is Gertrude Stein is Gertrude Stein. Did you know she lectured at...
• The Matrix Club has its Annual Game Night on Tuesday, November 22 from 7 - 10 p....
• A horse! a horse! My kingdom for a horse! See Kevin Spacey as Richard III---tick...
• Marriage equality is in the house this weekend! Congrats Joey and Ken on your we...
• Hot Peas 'N Butter
• We’re creating a time capsule to be opened 100 years from now! It will be sealed...
• In honor of the BAMcinématek screening of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, we could...
• "Malkovich? Malkovich." The Infernal Comedy: Confessions of a Serial Killer star...
• This week's trivia question is: What year was weekend college established and on...
• This weekend SJC's Drama Society will be performing Horton Foote's "Dividing the...
• The Infernal Comedy: Confessions of a Serial Killer
• Free Fado Thursday! Enter to win tickets to see some of Portugal's most exciting...
• celebrates its sixth annual all-day Encuentro event. Come to the Student Center...
• is providing free information on how to quit smoking to celebrate Great American...
• South Shore Bowler Wins PSAL Individual Brooklyn Boys Championship
• Soccer Teams Without Parent Guidance At Marine Park
• Golden Stars Blanked In Cricket Final
• Chiefs Upset By Thomas Jefferson, 24-0, In The PSAL Playoffs
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• Telling It Like It Is
• Mill Basin Civic Meeting Highlights “See Something; Say Something”
• New PetSmart Stores Feature Charity Adoption Centers Too
• View From The Middle
• A Hometown View From Albany
• Catholic Mass To Revert To Some Latin Translations
• Four Seasons Center Hosts 1st Veterans Day Ceremony
• Driver Hurt In Starrett Crash
• Gang Activity Addressed At Breukelen Houses Rally
• BURGLARS GET $5,600 FROM P’KWAY MINI-MART
• John Jasperse & Hahn Rowe: Canyon
• Film: Disney's African Cats
• At the BAM book party, Ralph Lemon shared some of his favorite BAM moments–and m...
• Performance - Reckless
• We asked which two artists you would most like to see collaborate – read on for...
• The 6th Annual Charity BINGO is on Thursday, November 17 at 7 p.m. in the Danzi...
• Interviewing John Jasperse made writer Pia Catton feel like she’d been to therap...
• Graduate Student Organization invites you to tonight's Tea With the Deans -- an...
• To celebrate Native American Heritage month, the Office of Multicultural Student...
• S. Jane Fritz, professor of mathematics and computer science at St. Joseph's Col...
• Eat, Drink & Be Literary tickets are on sale to members today! Which authors do...
• invites you to today's open house for the Italian Culture Club and the Center fo...
• The Pathways to Success Internship and Job Fair is today at 12 - 2 p.m. in the T...
• Did you know John Malkovich has a clothing line called Technobohemian? We want t...
• strongly encourages you to take one simple step to help save student aid from Co...
• Don't let this be the winter of your discontent: Richard III tickets are on sale...
• Have we told you lately that we love you?
• St. Joseph's College is sponsoring the Patchogue Arts Biennial which is up at Br...
• Keith Haring knew how to create a buzz. Archivist Louie Fleck writes about his w...
• Happy Nigel Tufnel Day (11/11/11), everyone! See you tonight at BAMcinématek's s...
• Dedication of the Barbara A. Carroll, M.D. Biology Laboratory on the Long Island...
• Jeff Mangum fans - 2nd show just added! Tix are now on sale for Sat, Jan 21 conc...
• wishes everyone who has served in our armed forces a happy Veterans Day.
• Happy Veterans Day to all of our veterans and the men and women that currently s...
• This week's trivia question is: In honor of Veterans Day, what is the name of th...
• invites you to today's English Majors' Open Mic, starting at 12:30 in the Woody...
• Tell us how you lost your BAM virginity, and you just might score a case of BAM...
• Holstee Manifesto via Bicycle
• Brooklyn Center Presents The Colonial Nutcracker
• Magazine Subscriptions Are Well And Alive In The Era Of Digital Magazines
• Kyfest Weekend Returns To Brooklyn Children Museum
• Oh, to have been at this epic Halloween performance of Peter Brook's Mahabharata
• As we prepare for the winter ahead, there are flu shots available on both campus...
• This is a big one: Everyone can now buy Winter/Spring Season Tickets (4+ shows)....
• Happy Halloween!!! We hope you are enjoying a spooky & candy-filled day, and wou...
• Colson Whitehead is One of the Brooklyn Voices at St. Joseph's College
• Happy Halloween to all of our students, staff, faculty and alumni! Have fun and...
• So, basically we couldn't help ourselves
• Our director of design chats about BAM's ever-evolving visual identity
• Rugged Maniac 5-K Brooklyn
• Tickets are going fast for Beyond This Place with live score by Sufjan Stevens &...
• Don't forget to stop by Haunted Gravesend Inn in the Voorhees Theatre. For just...
• Put on your leather vest and take the D down to Stillwell Ave with us as we expl...
• Bring your little ones to our Halloween jungle next Monday! It’s FREE – and ther...
• fright- fest for all at Marine Park
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• Chiefs’ Defense Gets Offensive In 20-8 Victory Over Thomas Jefferson
• P.S./I.S. 66 Host A Fun Day
• Youngsters Score Big At Weekend’s Soccer Game
• Breukelen Resident Scares Up A Delightful Scene
• Frightfully Fun Halloween Party Hosted By 69 Pct. Community Council
• Telling It Like It Is
• A Hometown View From Albany
• Fashion With A Purpose
• View From The Middle
• Council Honors September Cop Of The Month
• Acccidental Meeting On E. 95th St.
• Autograph Collector Shows Us His Correspondence With Kadhafi
• Off-Leash Hours Pawed Over At Community Meeting
• Students Honored For Being Well Read
• Oversized Marine Park Building Still Center Of Controversy
• Second Suspect Apprehended In Coin Dealer’s Murder
• Driver Hurt In Collision With Fire Truck
• What's Your Opinion?
• DELIVERYMAN ROBBED ON E. 87TH STREET
• Malkovich, Malkovich, Malkovich! For this installment of Free Ticket+ Thursdays,...
• Chuck 'The Real Rocky' Wepner Steps Back Into Ring With WeGoLook.com
• Monster Mash!
• Brooklyn-based dance organizations, apply to our new Professional Development pr...
• We love the Village Voice's take on BAMcinématek's Brooklyn Close-Up series. Whi...
• This week's trivia question is: We have a pretty popular child study major. What...
• Excited for the opening of I don't believe in outer space? Here are a few of our...
• Exhibition - The (S) Files 2011
• 150 years of BAM in under 60 seconds:
• Free haircuts & manicures, Wednesday, 10/26, 12-5pm, Student Center Basement, sp...
• SJC Adds Minor in Environmental Studies
• 148 years ago this week, President Lincoln's assassin performed at BAM in the ti...
• Cries and Whispers, Ivo van Hove's adaptation of Bergman's classic film, opens t...
• There's a party going on right here... the members-only BAM Book Party with Phil...
• If you have an interest in the future of the Brooklyn waterfront, make sure to a...
• SJC Announces 29th Annual Scholarship Dinner
• Best (and fun) Bicycle Wheel Lights
• Have you wondered what makes someone successful? Do you want to learn what it ta...
• Have you purchased BAM season tickets in the past year? Then it's time to snap u...
• If Kraftwerk were to vogue, we'd imagine it would look something like this;
• Get a first look at the astonishing set for Ivo van Hove’s “Cries and Whispers,”...
• Tonight: Afro-Colombian rock outfit M.A.K.U. SoundSystem gets the party started...
• Calling all artists: We’re commissioning public art for the BAM campus! Download...
• This week's trivia question is: The undergraduate association was created in the...
• Striking images from past Forsythe performances at BAM. "Like" your favorites!
• The CUNYAC Tennis Championships will take place this weekend at the USTA Nationa...
• Imagine being at Black Mountain College with a young Merce Cunningham, John Cage...
• Congratulations to Coach Gary Smith on his retirement!
• hopes everyone is enjoying the sunshine after yesterday's deluge. Just wanted to...
• Tom DeLuca will be on the Long Island Campus hypnotizing attendees on Friday, Oc...
• This week's BAM Free Ticket+ Thursdays: Tickets to the SOLD-OUT 69°S. + a Friend...
• In recognition of National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week, William Florio, co...
• Anecdote
• Investigation Continues In Best Buy iPad Theft
• Spirits Rise At Four Seasons Gospel Fest
• Chiefs Win Weird, Controversial Game, 22-6, Against Boys And Girls
• Marine Park Soccer Minis Kick Up a Storm
• Letter to the Editor
• Local DJ Meets “Garland’s” Offspring
• Telling It Like It Is
• Local Girls Take Championship Title In Two Divisions And Third Place In Another
• View From The Middle
• H.A.R.P. Preserves Years Of Aviation History At Floyd Bennett Field
• A Hometown View From Albany
• Dangers Of Flatbush Avenue Intersection Hot Topic For CB 18 Crowd
• Beraca Baptist Church Of Canarsie Continues To Make Strides In Haiti
• Marine Park Community Center Construction To Be Completed By 2012
• Mill Basin Msgr. Arrested In Sex Abuse Case
• Thousands In Merchandise Stolen From Mill Basin Mini Mart
• Bayview Houses Resident Shot In Back
• What's Your Opinion?
• SUSPECT INDICTED IN E. 78TH ST. HOMICIDE
• The Campus Ministry on the Long Island Campus will be taking food donations for...
• Like food trucks and free hors d'oeuvres? Some food for thought:
• 2012 Winter/Spring season tickets are on sale now to Friends of BAM! Not a membe...
• Brooklyn's co-ed soccer team is a great example of teamwork.
• My urban commuter tires, Schwalbe Marathon Plus review
• This week is National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week (October 16 - 22) and St...
• Do you want to help us work on the nature trail alongside the Patchogue Lake? Ju...
• Check out this riveting rehearsal footage of the Beijing Dance Theater performin...
• Did you miss the sold-out run of Young Jean Lee's The Shipment at The Kitchen? C...
• Boo At the Zoo
• Halloween At the A-scarium
• The folks at the BAM Hamm Archives received a mysterious package a couple weeks...
• Who saw Water Stains on the Wall? Hope your weekend is as gorgeous as this photo...
• In this edition of WNYC’s Fishko Files: a lovely look at BAM's past, present, an...
• Guess who came especially from Taiwan for Cloud Gate’s opening night?
• A panel discussion on the variety of options for child study or secondary educat...
• Kevin Spacey, Jonathan Pryce, Swedish circus …just a few highlights of our 2012...
• If you attended yesterday's Eighth Annual Presidential Lecture with former U.S....
• This week's trivia question is: Yesterday, former U.S. Ambassador Joe Wilson del...
• Calling all literati (and glitterati), this one's for you! Be among the first to...
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Breaks Ground on Future Site of BRIC House
• No Quit Chiefs Earn 20-14 Comeback, Overtime Victory Over Clinton
• Anecdote
• Green Street Will Be Welcoming Sight On Paerdegat Avenue North
• Telling It Like It Is
• A Hometown View From Albany
• Local Singer/Songwriter Uses Diverse Styles To Inspire Others
• “BoyWonder” Director Shot Film Right Here In His Neighborhood
• Local Resident And Inventor Dabbles With Letters For His Successful Word Game
• Fence Destroyed In Small Fire On East 96th Street
• Pct. Commander Says Vehicle Thefts On The Rise
• Youths Honored At Mill Basin CivicAssociation Meeting
• Driver Tries To Avoid Crashing Into Storefront
• What's Your Opinion
• TEEN ARRESTED IN COP SHOOTING
• A preview of the gorgeous new BAMcinématek poster, plus some illustrated musings...
• Follow and comment on tonight's Presidential Lecture on Twitter with the hashtag...
• Former U.S. Ambassador Joseph Wilson has completed his lecture "The Politics of...
• What did Brecht's daughter think of Robert Wilson's take on The Threepenny Opera?
• Does an improvising 80-piece orchestra sound a bit crazy to you? Daniel Bernard...
• Exhibition - Youth and Beauty: Art of the American Twenties
• “Friends” Group Brings Bestselling Author to the Library for Night of Innovative Entertainment
• What classic British ballet movie did choreographer Lin Hwai-min watch 11 times...
• Tour de Taco #3, Success!
• Pulitzer Prize Winner Sheryl WuDunn will speak on the Long Island Campus on Thur...
• Interested in purchasing a class ring? They are now available. Click below to ch...
• Where Joe Melillo goes when he gets the late-night munchies
• $20 stage seats just added for Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR)’s Symphony for the D...
• Today at 4pm EST, tune in to hear Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR) talk about the co...
• Hop in the BAMdelorean and travel back to 1969 and 1983...
• Watch the BAM Richard B. Fisher Building grow:
• Get your groove on tonight at BAMcafe Live’s Late-Night Dance Party featuring DJ...
• A big thanks to my #bikenyc folks and Big Ming Tour riders
• congratulates the women's tennis team as they put an end to Hunter's 103-game wi...
• From the BAM Hamm Archives: vintage contact sheets of Isabella Rossellini, the B...
• will be closed on Monday, Oct. 10, in honor of Columbus Day. Enjoy the long week...
• Catch a special sneak preview of PINA in 3D at BAM on Sun, Oct 23--get your tick...
• SJC students on the Long Island Campus will brave the outdoor elements this week...
• This week's trivia question is: On what day in 1916 did St. Joseph's College for...
• Dance fans, this one's for you: Enter to win tix to William Forsythe's I don't b...
• Peter Fox: "Trick Question"
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• 63 Pct. Cops Of The Month
• 63 Pct. Cops Of The Month
• Chiefs’ Ground Game Crushes New Dorp, 24-0
• Four Seasons Shows Its Diversity At Grand Opening Celebration
• Midwood Oncologist’s Roots Are In Canarsie
• Soccer Competition Makes Fast Friends At Marine Park
• Blest Pets On Feast Day
• Young King Remains Down-To-Earth
• Standup Guy To Do Standup
• Pedestrian Struck Crossing At Seaview-Parkway Corner
• HES Martial Arts Students Promoted During Exhibition
• View From The Middle
• A Hometown View From Albany
• Resident Says ‘Red Tape’ And ‘Bureaucracy’ Hinders Community Progress
• Community Mourns Passing Of John Salogub
• Ed Council Meeting Addresses Needs Of Middle Schoolers
• Doggie Olympians Lining Up
• MQH Children Get Their Poetic Praise
• Pedestrian Dies After Being Struck By Van In Paerdegats
• Off-Duty Cop Shot In Pennsylvania Ave. McDonald’s Parking Lot
• Bus Crash Across From Canarsie H.S. Campus
• Bus Crash Across From Canarsie H.S. Campus
• What's Your Opinion?
• PROBE $900 ROBBERY AT SERVICE STATION
• The Arab Spring meets Shakespeare: Join Sulayman Al-Bassam and Paris Review edit...
• Best Headline Ever.
• Here's a shot of the lobby before The Threepenny Opera last night. Were you ther...
• Brooklyn College alumnus and CNN journalist Don Lemon was recently named the six...
• Kathleen Vance: "Outgrowth of Nature"
• "Master of Movement" Lin Hwai-min is profiled on Art21
• Let's talk about Brecht, baby...
• More than "Mack the Knife": Former NYT culture czar John Rockwell on The Threepe...
• STUDENTS: Show your school spirit by joining your classmates in the McGann Confe...
• Here's a great article by The Speaker’s Progress director in The Guardian:
• How would you describe BAM in 5 words or less? Here are some of the best answers...
• Clang clang clang went the trolley... Meet us in BAM Rose Cinemas today for one...
• 'Wake Up' Premieres On The First Episode Of Oprah Winfrey Network
• Try Something New! -- A Free Day of Diverse Activities at the Carroll Gardens Library
• Inside Schools Has the Inside Info For Your Middle or High School Application Process
• From the BAM Hamm Archives: archivist Louie Fleck with a diorama of the Harvey T...
• On Wednesday, October 5 at 12:40 p.m., William Vojir, Ph.D., professor of math a...
• Lots of lovely ladies have appeared on our stages, but none have been as voluptu...
• BAMcafe Live kicks off tonight with N'dambi, and Saturday will feature the legen...
• Get lost in soundscape artist Maxime Bodson’s mesmerizing sonic worlds. Hear his...
• This week's trivia question is: What is the name of the current Brooklyn Campus...
• And the installation begins! Head on over to Atlantic Terminal to see our ad cam...
• For this installment of Free Ticket+ Thursdays, we offer you tickets to Cries &...
• Attendance At Annual Prep School Fair “Inspirational”
• Bird Fanciers Flock To St. Jude School For Contest
• Doggies Go For Gold; Lions Raise Green For Kids
• Chiefs Football Bedeviled By Flushing, 29-16, Suffering First Loss Of Season
• 69th Pct. Cops Of The Month Honored
• JCCC Nutrition Class Grads Cook Up A Grand Celebratory Ceremony
• View From The Middle
• Cuomo To Decide On Prescription Choice Bill
• Flatlands Avenue Subway Restaurant Is Robbed At “Screwdriverpoint”
• Friday’s Blaze Outside Our Office Looked Like “Bonfire,” Say Neighbors
• Updates On Construction Projects Top CB18’s New Year Agenda
• P.S. 119 Students Stage A March Against Violence
• Police Plea For Help In Fatal Hit-Run At Flatlands & Utica
• Postal Workers Protest Budget Cut Plans
• What's Your Opinion?
• DEP TAKES BLAME FOR FLOODING WOES
• Our Open House is on Sunday, November 6. You can speak to admissions counselors,...
• Check out these beautiful images of Compagnie Thor. Their show "To the Ones I Lo...
• reminds you that there are no classes today, Thursday and Friday for the Rosh Ha...
• Exbition - Emily Roz-The Rutting Season
• Exbition - Portrait of a Soul
• Exbition - In Loving Memory
• A Modern-Day Fairytale, Cassandra’s Angel, Comes To Life at The Brooklyn Children’s Museum
• Exhibition - 30: A Brooklyn Salon
• If you are a freshman and have an unusual hobby or interest, the New York Daily...
• Robert Wilson’s Threepenny Opera is SOLD OUT – but you can still buy tix to Robe...
• More treasures from the BAM Hamm Archives: Winnie the Pooh, Gertrude Stein, and...
• A Gerontology Film Series on the Long Island Campus
• 3rd Annual Tour de Taco is coming Oct 9th
• Do you need to write a better cover letter for your job search? Today at 12:40 p...
• Have you seen our Next Wave season trailer yet? Play it loud & let us know what...
• hopes you'll come out to celebrate 50 years of the Student Center. Join the fest...
• Tune in to WNYC's Brian Lehrer show to hear president Karen Brooks Hopkins and a...
• On Wednesday, September 28, Locks of Love will be on the Brooklyn Campus at 12:4...
• Want tickets to Robert Wilson's SOLD-OUT Threepenny Opera? Then you might want t...
• Musicals and melodrama and Technicolor, oh my! BAMcinématek's incredible, 35 fil...
• is all set to watch our very own B.F.A. acting student Justiin Davis in the seas...
• It is the first day of autumn. Are you excited for anything this fall?
• What did you think of Kronos Quartet’s Awakening? Did sparks fly? Check out the...
• Theatre Group Dzieci Presents Makbet
• Welcome to St. Joseph's College Samantha!
• We’ve reached 20,000 (!) fans. Because we love you, we’re giving you 20% off tic...
• Here’s some fascinating background and analysis of our ad campaign from the New...
• Guess who’s responsible for helping us reach the 150 mark? You are. Which is why...
• We’re giving away tickets to Paris Opera Ballet's Caligula in HD - showing at BA...
• This weekend the SJC alumni are heading to Belmont Park. Will you join them?
• has launched four new schools this semester. Find out what they are, why they we...
• It’s Thursday, and have we got a hot ticket for you. Enter to win tickets to Rob...
• There are plenty of intramural options on the Long Island Campus, including Quid...
• The 2011 Golden Eagle Athletic Hall of Fame Ceremony is tomorrow night. For more...
• Soul Street Dance: Breakin' Backwards
• Seniors Voice Recognition Of Old Vehicles At Car Show
• Students Show Off Their Green Thumbs For P.S. 260’s Urban Community Garden
• HES Shows Off Diverse Activities At Open House
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• NJ Nets Manager Helps Open PS 276 Schoolyard
• A Good Principal (Principle?) By Any Other Name
• New P.S. 114 Principal Gets Official Greeting From Parents & Pols
• Chiefs Bulldoze Brooklyn Tech, 26-6, In Home Opener
• View From The Middle
• A Hometown View From Albany
• Abe Stark Senior Center Launches “Let’s Move: Forward” Fitness Campaign
• It’s A Beach To Clean Up After Storm
• First Grader Exceeds Summer Challenge By Reading Over 100 Books
• 119-Year-Old Ex-Firehouse May Finally See Wrecking Ball
• Crime Statistics Up In The City, But “Not Too Bad” Here
• What's Your Opinion?
• ROOFTOP BURGLARS HIT TWO MARKETS
• Robert Goldman, J.D., Psy. D. will be on the Long Island Campus signing his book...
• This week's trivia question is: What was the second master's degree program intr...
• #bikenyc meetup Oct 4th & enter to win $50 gift card to Red Lantern Bicycles!
• Kronos Quartet's Awakening is a meditation on 9/11 -- is there a work of art ins...
• Congrats to City Tech's Scott Malsin, who won first prize in the National Federa...
• Soup’s on! Check out our latest blog entry featuring Warhol-inspired invitations...
• Exhibition - Aeron Bergman and Alejandra Salinas
• BAM’s storytelling series Between the Lines kicks off Thursday with some serious...
• Are you in need of a jolt of movie heaven? Don't miss The Complete Vincente Minn...
• SJC Receives a Grant from the National Science Foundation's Robert Noyce Teacher...
• Who saw Atys this weekend? Let us know what you think! P.S. If you’re curious ab...
• The Long Island Chapter of the American Heart Association will be having their H...
• Kronos Quartet performs live on Soundcheck at 2pm. Listen to a preview of Awaken...
• Get ‘em while they’re hot! Tickets to Beyond This Place—documentary film featuri...
• Tune in to WNYC's Brian Lehrer show at 11:40am to hear our President Karen Brook...
• Make your eardrums happy with our Next Wave Spotify playlists. Kronos Quartet ar...
• Judy Garland wants you (yes, you!) to enter our ticket giveaway.
• Enjoy this very amusing video of Nicolas Winding Refn from the Q&A here at BAM o...
• The BAM Richard B. Fisher Building is an environmentally friendly community arts...
• This week's trivia question is: St. Joseph's College originally opened its doors...
• Are you a movie fan who likes free stuff? Then enter to win tickets to 10 Vincen...
• invites you to today's talk on the Constitution and free speech as we celebrate...
• reminds you that today is the last day to late-add a course to your fall schedul...
• In case of rain, tonight's Poetry on the Plaza event, scheduled for Cadman Plaza...
• The Student Health Services Grand Opening on the Long Island Campus is Thursday,...
• Crossing Guards Take To The Streets Once Again
• Volunteers Make A Clean Sweep At Canarsie Park
• Patriotism Flourishes As We Remember 9/11/01
• The Last Of Avenue L’s Mom And Pop Shops Bids Canarsie Goodbye
• P.S. 272 Presents Welcome Back Bash To Kick Start School Year
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• Mayor Welcomes New CEO To Brooklyn Public Library
• View From The Middle
• Dominant Canarsie Chiefs Trounce Wagner 30-0
• Budget, Building Use Priorities At School Council Meeting
• Senator Sampson Calls Meeting For Local Home Owners
• REPUBLICAN TURNER WINS DEMOCRATIC SEAT VACATED BY WEINER
• Sunrise Seniors Help Commemorate 9/11 Anniversary
• Plots To Be Available As Cemetery Sale Finalized
• Councilman Addresses Conference Of Dads On 1st Day Of School
• Civic Meeting Flooded With Complaints About Storm Damage
• Victim Receives 100 Stitches After Parking Lot Slash Attack
• What's Your Opinion?
• TWO SHOT OUTSIDE RALPH AVE. CLUB
• What do you get when you mix “undeniable prowess” with “superbly coordinated mov...
• BAM is now on Spotify! To celebrate, we’re giving away 20 Spotify invites. Email...
• NYC bikeshare launches summer 2012, chooses Alta
• wants you to White Out the West Quad on Thursday night! Support our ladies volle...
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• This is fascinating stuff. On the 40th anniversary of the end of the Attica pris...
• You’re invited to the opening of the tenth (!) Next Wave Art show TONIGHT, 6-8pm...
• We love this Wall Street Journal article that highlights BAM by the numbers, in...
• Just announced: A screening of Kaleo La Belle’s documentary Beyond This Place, w...
• Stay tuned today for a special exclusive event announcement today! Keep an eye o...
• Our archivist/blogger Sharon Lehner gives a mini-history of the treasure trove t...
• Today we pay tribute to the 10th anniversary of 9/11 by screening Woody Allen's...
• On this 10 year anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on our nation, we reme...
• Have you entered our weekly contest? The winner nabs season tickets and a member...
• Seriously, turn off your Kindles and come on down to this year’s Brooklyn Book F...
• Lully’s operatic masterpiece Atys “took me by storm,” says Ronald P. Stanton. Th...
• Our blog has been blogged about!
• This week in 1977 marks the great BAM flood– check out the photos of the Opera H...
• We’ve launched the BAM 150 blog to celebrate BAM’s past & keep you updated on ou...
• Bulldog season has begun! The women's tennis team has its opener today, against...
• Sanctuary Still
• Tales of Breukelen Art Exhibition
• Emily Roz: "The Rutting Season"
• A Day of Rememberance
• Kronos Quartet performs this work (Tusen Tankar) in part III of AWAKENING – list...
• East Coast Messenger Race – Open to Everyone
• Free Ticket+ Thursdays has officially launched! Check out this week's prize and...
• invites the entire college community to mark the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 1...
• Rootin’ For The Home Team!
• Four Seasons Hosts Hawaiian “Summer Blowout”
• Pageantry Highlight Of West Indian American Parade
• Time For Champs To Gloat!
• The Rebirth Of Lower Manhattan Since 9/11
• View From The Middle
• The Serenity Of Canoeing Off Salt Marshes
• River Manor Party Hosts Blocks ’N Blocks Of Seniors
• West Indian American Parade Turns Out to Be Shoot-Fest
• Mayor At Christian Cultural Center Blasts Feds On Gun Control
• Bank Robber Says, “I Know Your Policy” And Takes $250 From Teller
• Police Continuing Investigation In E. 78th Street Fatal Shooting
• GUNSHOTS MAR PARADE PAGEANTRY
• To celebrate the launch of our 150th anniversary, BAM.org gets a makeover! What...
• This week's trivia question is: Kenneth Byne was the first male graduate of St....
• Today is the first day of school for our students. Welcome back!
• Sanford Biggers: Sweet Funk - An Introspective Exhibition
• Locking your bike in the big tough city
• Welcome transfer students who are on campus for orientation today! If you have a...
• Tickets to the 2011 Next Wave Festival are on sale now! Tells us which shows you...
• Do not post books to buy/sell on this wall! Go to "discussions" and post there u...
• Brooklyn Underground: Theatrical stories from the Green-Wood Cemetery
• Doing Good in a Post-9/11 World
• No classes this weekend because of Labor Day weekend. So, the first Saturday and...
• Beautiful Bike – Fast Boy’s Cargo Nose Bike
• will not be holding classes on Saturday and Sunday, and will be closed on Monday...
• Happy Labor Day Weekend! Let us know your plans and wherever you go, make sure t...
• Free bike Friday 9/2 & Sunday 9/4 on Governors Island
• reminds you that today is the last day to add a course online for your fall sche...
• Watch an excerpt of Compagnie Thor in Vivaldi’s Nightmares, a 2007 collaboration...
• Help us keep you safe and informed by signing up for CUNY A!ert. If College comm...
• always likes to hear new voices, especially on our own radio station, WBCR 1090...
• Anecdote
• Nothing Like A New Paint Job To Make Your Day
• Breukelen Resident Sprouts Botanical Garden
• Free Back-To-School Bash At Breukelen Houses
• Happy Horsin’ Around At E. 88/Flatlands/J Block Party
• View From The Middle
• Murdered Coin Dealer Attended Reunions With Local Friends
• All Hands Fires Hit Two Houses In A Week
• POLICE SEARCH FOR MAN IN HOUSE BREAK-IN
• Double Shooting On East 78th Street
• Sampson Hosts Annual Seniors Day At District Office
• We Fared Not Too Bad In Wrath Of Hurricane Irene
• What's Your Opinion?
• POLICE INVESTIGATE E.53RD ST. SHOOTING
• Vulture picks Nicolas Winding Refn's Drive as its most anticipated film of the f...
• On supporting your local bike shop or not
• Watch David Harrington of the Kronos Quartet accept the Polar Music Prize, along...
• This week's trivia question is: What country do the Sisters of St. Joseph origin...
• Please do not create a new topic under "Discussions" when posting a buy/sell boo...
• wants to make sure that all our students with disabilities are receiving the sup...
• Exhibition - Eva Hesse Spectres 1960
• Please do not post buy/sell book items on this wall. A topic Books to Buy/Sell h...
• Vive Atys! In 1989, The New York Times called it "a triumph for Mr. Christie, fo...
• is now adhering to the CUNY-wide tobacco policy, which provides for four smoking...
• Not only is Professor Hellman coordinating September 15's Poetry on the Plaza ev...
• BAM Cinema Club members get $5 off movies for a year—cha-ching! When you have 5...
• wants to make sure you participate in our many cocurricular activities. If you'r...
• Exhibition - Ten Years Later: Ground Zero Remembered
• We’re currently spying on the Symphony for the Dance Floor dance auditions and r...
• BAM is back open for business (Adios, Irene) and tix are on sale to Kronos Quart...
• Both SJCNY campuses will be open normal hours on Tuesday, August 30, 2011.
• Given the uncertainty of transit as of last night, the College canceled Monday d...
• morning and early afternoon classes are canceled today. Classes that begin at 4...
• Given the uncertainty of transit as of last night, the College canceled Monday d...
• Rethinking Memorial: Ten Interactive Sites for Remembering 9/11
• Given the difficult transit situation, morning classes tomorrow (Monday) will no...
• No decision will be made about tomorrow's classes until after the Mayor's statem...
• Both the Brooklyn and Long Island campuses of St. Joseph's College will be close...
• Due to the weather emergency, all classes for Saturday, August 27 and Sunday, Au...
• will be closed on Saturday and Sunday due to Hurricane Irene. All classes and ev...
• BAM will be closed this Sat & Sun, Aug 27 & 28 and will only re-open if MTA resu...
• In response to the impending arrival of Hurricane Irene, SJCNY has prepared a li...
• Due to the weather emergency, all classes for Saturday, August 27 and Sunday, Au...
• Hurricane Irene in 36 hours & free bike t-shirt giveaways!
• welcomes you to the fall semester as classes begin today. We're sure it will be...
• Please check this site and the College website (www.citytech.cuny.edu) for emerg...
• Choosing a durable tire for your city bike
• What's the perfect rainy evening indoor activity? The Bolshoi’s Coppelia in HD a...
• welcomes all our entering graduate students to today's orientation in the Studen...
• is trying to figure out the probability of how many of our 5,388 fans will read...
• Anecdote
• Bergen Beach Bombers Take East Coast National Championship
• The Active Consumer
• Back-To-School Is Theme Of Avenue L Block Party
• Casa Fruti - Fruit & Veggie Market Fills A Need In Old Mill Basin
• Create Jobs And Grow The Local Economy
• View From The Middle
• Bayview Block Party-Picnic Shows Tenants’ Togetherness
• Local Robotics Whizzes Meet Space Shuttle Astronauts
• Home Owners Can Be Fined For Throwing Out Uncovered Mattress
• Volunteers Make Park Near Fresh Creek “Cleaner & Greener”
• Judge: “Put Those Fireboxes To Use!” (But Can You Find One That Works?)
• Did You Feel The BIG ONE?
• Mom’s Anti-Violence Ceremony Helps Give Meaning To Son’s Death
• Fire Hits House In The Paerdegats
• What's Your Opinion?
• MAN SHOT DURING HOME INVASION
• Being a member makes you part of the BAM family…and gets you advance access to t...
• BAM audiences called Natalia Osipova “marvelous” & “zesty” in Don Q. See her to...
• This week's trivia question is: What sport will the Long Island Campus add to it...
• Do you like birthday parties? Starting today, BAMcinématek celebrates the 10th b...
• So you think you can dance? Are you NYC based? Well here’s your chance to be a p...
• Today at 4 p.m, SJC Alumnus Matthew Barbis '94 and The Rose Brucia Educational F...
• was fascinated by the different reactions people had to yesterday's earthquake....
• welcomes all our new entering freshmen and transfer students to today's orientat...
• In The Shadow of No Towers - A Multimedia Collaboration between Marco Cappelli, Art Spiegelman and John Turturro
• is verifying that, yes, what you felt a few minutes ago was an earthquake, cente...
• BAM stars in the new Polanski film Carnage! But can you find us? Which film shou...
• Ok, not all roads lead to BAM but ALMOST all subway lines do (11, to be exact)....
• knows that playgrounds will soon be a little quieter as kids head back to school...
• Hey there, Friends of BAM: you can now buy tix to the Kronos Quartet’s AWAKENING...
• Serge Diaghilev said that Coppelia is “the most adorable ballet in the world.” W...
• is gearing up for the fall semester. Did you go anywhere exciting this summer, a...
• Museum President Prepares To 'March' In Brooklyn’s Caribbean-American Carnival!
• Taste of Brooklyn Food Fest Ends August with a Culinary Splash!
• Grace Exhibition Space Expands Its Programming
• 4 Boro Pizza Bike Tour w/Jeff Orlick
• Pumped that our Peter Jay Sharp Building (aka BAM Opera House) was featured as B...
• The Met: Live in HD tix on sale now to Met members! Buy tickets online at metope...
• Einstein on the Beach collaborators Robert Wilson & Lucinda Childs revisit anoth...
• Move over summer, it’s time to look ahead to fall and plan your Next Wave Festiv...
• is excited about some of our students trying to find evidence of the Battle of B...
• The Long Island Undergraduate Admissions Office still has openings for our Enrol...
• Need proof of Natalia Osipova’s “improbable floating jump” (NY Times)? Just watc...
• BAMcinématek's upcoming “10 Years of Magnolia Pictures” handpicks films from the...
• is looking forward to the start of the new television season next month. If you...
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• E. 91st Street Block Assn: They Know How To Throw A PARTY!
• State Official Gives Full Support To 69th Pct. Ball Players
• New York City School Reforms Are Headed In The Right Direction
• Dead End Street? Not Any More!
• Residents And Avenue L Merchants Host Annual East 94th Street Community Fest
• View From The Middle
• Successful Fishing Trip For Recreation Program Youths
• Canarsie Reunion Picnic Beats Rain Storms
• Teen Remembered After Fatal Rooftop Fall
• Basketball Bridges Gap Between Bayview Team & Cops
• Avenue M Residents Get Professional With Their Block Party
• Neighbors Fear Conklin Ave. House “Could Soon Collapse”
• All-Hands Fire Guts E. 95th St. Home; No Injuries: Fire Dept.
• What's Your Opinion?
• ROCKAWAY PARKWAY STORE BURGLARIZED
• Look at those gorgeous feet! Who is that, you ask? The Bolshoi Ballet’s Natalia...
• This week's trivia question is: What is the first and last name of the security...
• We get this question a lot and we thought we’d ask you: what’s your favorite res...
• sometimes likes to take refuge from hot summer days in air-conditioned museums....
• Exhibition - Matthew Buckingham: The Spirit and the Letter
• 19th Century Modern Exhibition
• We’re giving away a pair of tickets to see the Bolshoi Ballet’s Coppelia in HD a...
• We just want to say thanks for “liking” BAM on Facebook. Have we ever told you h...
• 4 Mistakes I Made Changing a Flat Tire
• Check out this great article on PLNs in USA Today featuring SJCNY Professor Thom...
• City Tech students use their skills to solve real world problems all the time. H...
• often wonders about the meaning of life, particulary when the media feed us endl...
• Brooklyn Business Leaders Get "Locked Up" for MDA
• Brooklyn Business Leaders Get "Locked Up" for MDA
• This past Saturday, our Summer Streets ride!
• What has two violins, one cello, one viola, Big Bird, and leather pants? Why, th...
• wishes that yesterday's Dominican Day Parade had better weather. If you missed i...
• Bike Napoleon t-shirt sale today 8/15 only
• CITIZEN OF BROOKLYN, CITIZEN OF THE WORLD: Featured Artist Zane Treimanis at BWAC Fall Show 2011
• Just announced! Performance in HD 2011—2012 season at BAM Rose Cinemas, featurin...
• Tomorrow 8/13 our Summer Streets ride and upcoming events
• President S. Elizabeth Hill accepting a plaque from the Patchogue Fire Department
• Did you know our neighbors Habana Outpost use rainwater to flush their toilets?...
• This week's trivia question is: Not including New York, how many different state...
• Launch Party for Russian Dolls Reality Show
• Either Use It Properly — Or Lose It!!
• Anecdote
• A Golden Mid-Summer Festival In Marine Park
• Breukelen Houses Family Day: A Happy Time Of Togetherness
• City Program To Help Young Black, Latino Men
• Brooklyn South Chief Will Head City’s Transit Police
• This Week’s Attitude
• View From The Middle
• Rain Doesn’t Dampen East 45th Street Block Party
• First MedCare’s Health Fair Good For Body And Soul
• Rabbi Cooks Up Dishes For Healthier Eating Habits
• Three Precincts To Hold “Back To School Blast”
• Barron Blasts “No-Show” Tag; Says Accusations Are “Bogus”
• DEP Flexes Mussels For Fresh Creek Cleanup
• State, City Comptrollers Blast MTA Work Diversions
• P.S. 114 Staffers Praise Proposed September Changes
• Police Search For Suspect In Glenwood Road Shooting
• Support For Same-Sex Tolerance
• What's Your Opinion?
• TEEN DIES IN FALL FROM SCHOOL ROOF
• Vienna Music Film Festival
• BRIC Announces 2011-2012 Contemporary Art Season at BRIC Rotunda Gallery
• Check out slide 14 - a lovely, rare photo of Merce Cunningham Dance Company perf...
• OU Job Boards Job Fair With Dov Hikind Brooklyn
• Just added to our schedule: Humorist Harry Shearer ("This is Spinal Tap" and "Th...
• Hong Kong legend Tsui Hark's ZU: WARRIORS FROM MAGIC MOUNTAIN is "a dazzlingly p...
• Misha Chiporukha and Louis Esposito cool down their Fort Greene neighbors with free ices
• Wildlife Conservation Society Run for the Wild
• Brooklyn Business Leaders Get "Locked Up" for MDA
• Take a look at some of the most striking posters for Francesco Rosi's films cour...
• Happy Friday! So what’s everyone doing this weekend?
• Congratulations, Professor Shepard on your two new books!
• Suffering from summer ballet withdrawal? Get some relief w/ the 8/25 screening o...
• Think string quartets are stuffy? Well try this on for size: the Iraqi folksong...
• Brooklyn Athletics Granted Full NCAA Division III Membership
• 8/4 - WEST NILE VIRUS SPRAYING IN PROSPECT PARK POSTPONED
• Levi’s, Ace Hotel & Urban Outfitters bring you Bike Shop NYC
• This week's trivia question is: The Brooklyn Campus recently announced that it w...
• Local Night Out Against Crime Events
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• Gay Marriage: Two More Views
• Hundreds Of Community Residents AttendLocal Night Out Against Crime Events
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• The Active Consumer
• ABM Brokerage Survives As Other Small Businesses Fade Away
• Rabbi Receives Recognition
• Muslim Holy Month Begins
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• FROM THE MAYOR’S DESK...
• Thiis Week’’ s Attiitude
• This Week’s Attitude
• View From The Middle
• Need A Place To Store Your “Stuff”? Try Storage Deluxe
• Sebago’s Open Paddle Program Features Kayaking On The Bay
• Mary Queen Of Heaven Group Prepares For World Youth Day
• Afternoon Collision On Avenue M
• Children Should Be Vaccinated Before School Year Starts: Sampson
• Walmart Protestors Force Meeting Site Change
• Off-Duty Cop Arrests A Suspect Who Allegedly Assaulted Him
• What's Your Opinion?
• SUSPECT ARRESTED IN MAY SHOOTING
• Join us for our graduate information session on Thursday, August 4 at 6:30 p.m....
• John Turturro is in the house tonight to help kick off BAMcinématek's retrospect...
• Retro treasure alert! 1984 View-Master & 3D photo disk from Philip Glass & Rober...
• Suffolk County's Stand Up for the Homeless event today in the Danzi Center.
• Exhibition - Timothy Greenfield-Sanders: The Latino List
• African Innovations Exhibition
• Exhibition - Black and White Summer Art Show
• Exhibition - Four Bathers by Degas and Bonnard
• Exhibition - Split Second: Indian Paintings
• Exhibition - Skylar Fein: Black Lincoln for Dooky Chase
• Celebrate Brooklyn with Mark Morris
• Exhibition - Lorna Simpson: Gathered
• Above and Beyond Exhibition
• Exhibition - ReOrder: An Architectural Environment by Situ Studio
• Cyclist Happy Hour at Adeline Adeline Thurs 8/4
• Attention dance fans and admirers of ballet superstar Natalia Osipova – keep an...
• Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR) brings a festive party-like atmosphere to the BAM s...
• Care to try Baroque dance? Follow this 18th century notation:
• Another great accomplishment by one of our student-athletes. Congratulations Aly...
• The Office of Career Development, Wellness and Disability Services at St. Joseph...
• Preview the elegance, fluidity, & strength of Belgium-based Compagnie Thor, comi...
• Best wishes to The Bridge Project team as Richard III opens sold out run tonigh...
• New Twist on a Bamboo Bike
• Tudo Isto É Fado offers the soulful, passionate sounds of Fado from Portugal. He...
• If you want to buy your textbooks to begin the fall semester at the Brooklyn Cam...
• If you are looking to buy your textbooks to start the fall semester at the Long...
• Beijing Dance Theater’s performers throw themselves – literally – into Haze’s sh...
• National Park Service Guides Kayakers Along Jamaica Bay
• Don’t You Wish You Were A Kid Again?
• A Few Inches Further And It Would’ve Been A Cool Crash
• Anecdote
• The Active Consumer
• This Week’s Attiitude
• View From The Middle
• Happy 112th Birthday To Miss Susie!
• Pastor Blasts Sampson, Governor On Gay Marriage Bill
• Pesticide Dilemma Resolved: Residents Properly Notified
• Canarsie Off-Duty Cop Helps Nab Two Suspects In Assault
• Police Pick Up Man For Questioning In Teen’s Murder
• What's Your Opinion?
• POLICE SEARCH FOR TEEN’S RAPIST
• This week's trivia question is: How many acres is the Long Island Campus, with t...
• A wild ping pong match is just one of the darkly comedic elements in William For...
• St. Joseph's College will be participating in the Long Island Heart Walk on Sund...
• We love the global rhythms & meditative sounds of Kronos Quartet's tribute to 9/...
• Beats, Rhymes and Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest
• Levi’s Bike Commuter Jeans and Humorous Ad
• NYC Firefighter Exam Filing Period
• The dancers of Taiwan’s Cloud Gate Dance Theatre are utterly mesmerizing in Water Stains on the Wall. See them at BAM this October.
• TONIGHT: See Natalia Osipova in Ballet in HD. The NY Times called her "the most sensational ballerina now before the public."
• This week's (difficult) trivia question is: Who was the first elected class president? Please post your answer below and the first two winners will receive SJC items. Employees of the College are not eligible.
• wants you to help out one of our own. Nicole Hidalgo, who works in the Registrar's Office, is a finalist in a competition to sing the National Anthem at a New York Jets game. The winner is chosen via Facebook votes, so log into your FB account, visi
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• Aux. Cop Commander Honored By Bklyn South Chief
• Four Seasons Stages Its Annual Summer Olympics
• Guest Collumn
• FROM THE MAYOR’S DESK......
• This Week’s Attitude
• View From The Middle
• South Canarsie Civic Gnashes Teeth At CB 18 During Meeting
• Fun Reigns At Free Weekly Canarsie Pier Concerts
• Leiby Kletsky Case Recalls Disappearance Of Boy Here In 2010
• Cooling Centers Open In Heat Wave
• Gunman On The Loose After Killing 15-Year-Old In Flatlands
• Weekend Work On L Subway Line Leads To Delays
• More Violence In Area As Man Is Shot On East 92nd Street
• What's Your Opinion?
• Police Probe Shooting On East 77th Street
• Man Shot In Foot While Witnessing Breukelen Gunplay
• Protect Senior Entitlements
• MAN IS CHARGED WITH STEPDAUGHTER SLAYING
• John Malkovich plays a self-promoting serial killer in The Infernal Comedy. Coming to BAM Nov 17 - 19.
• is wrapping up this month's blood drive. Donate a pint and receive a free movie ticket. Stop by the mobile unit, on Campus Road and Hillel Place, any time from noon until 6 p.m. You can save someone's life today!
• TONIGHT: Check out the Dan O’Bannon-penned film BLUE THUNDER, “a flying awesome, that hears through walls, sees in the dark and thinks your thoughts” featuring some pretty fantastic helicopter chase scenes.
• The Long Island Campus Step Squad is participating in the Taking Steps for Crohn's & Colitis Walk on October 1, 2011. To help them reach their goal, use the link below to make a donation to the team Breakin' Silence.
• Natalia Osipova & Ivan Vasiliev “do miraculous things” in Don Q: See them in HD this Thursday!
• Summer 2 classes begin today. Good luck. (It'll be over before you know it!)
• Exhibition - Body Parts: Ancient Egyptian Fragments and Amulets
• From the BAM Archives: dirt from The Mahabharata, Peter Brook’s landmark theater production -- and the inaugural engagement in the Harvey Theater!Archivist Louie Fleck proudly shows off the dirt from 1987.
• Brooklyn Center presents The National Acrobats of the People's Republic of China
• Marilyn Monroe enters the homestretch today with Otto Preminger's "River of No Return." Also this weekend: films by George Cukor, Laurence Olivier, Joseph L. Mankiewicz, and Marilyn's mesmerizing final performance in John Huston'
• The NY Times called Bolshoi Ballet star Natalia Osipova "the most sensational ballerina now before the public”. See her in Don Quixote next week:
• The Suffolk County Police Department will be on the Brooklyn Campus recruiting for police officer positions on Tuesday, July 19, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
• Bergen Beach Sea Dogs Win AAA Kings Bay LL Division Title
• Brooklyn Couple’s Lasting Love Stands Out In New Film
• Old Canarsie Friends Re-Connect At N.J. Picnic
• God Of Mercy Church Hosts Charity Concert
• New Law Increases Penalties For Texting While Driving
• City Taking Steps To Stay Safe And Green
• This Week’s Attitude
• View From The Middle
• Borough Police Precincts Get Together For “Unity Showcase”
• DEP Ends Work On MTA’s Spring Creek Parking Lot
• Historian Laments: Another Old Edifice To Come Tumbling Down
• Courier Editor Is Eyewitness To Yankee History
• ‘First Pitch’ Ceremony Opens 69th Pct. Community Council Baseball League Season
• District Superintendent Says Education Is “Deteriorating”
• Jefferson Club Gives Nod To Weprin As Weiner Replacement
• What's Your Opinion?
• MIDDAY SHOOTING ON FLATLANDS AVE.
• Snoop has nothing on this D-O-double-G. Check out R&B legend Swamp Dogg, performing a FREE show at MetroTech tomorrow at noon!
• Summer 1 classes for undergraduates end today; we wish you luck on your finals tomorrow. Classes end for graduate students tomorrow.
• This week's trivia question is: What are the College's five key values? Please post your answer below and the first two winners will receive SJC items. Employees of the College are not eligible.
• The College is sponsoring this weekend's Great South Bay Music Festival. Visit Patchogue's Shorefront Park to hear the bands and shop the vendors. The full entertainment schedule is listed on www.greatsouthbaymusicfestival.com.
• Merce Cunningham fans, mark your calendars: RainForest will be at BAM Dec 9 & 10, complete with Andy Warhol’s silver pillows!
• If you are on Twitter, follow @SJCNY, and send us a message. We will write back.
• Bolshoi Ballet stars Natalia Osipova & Ivan Vasiliev (newly engaged!) perform as Romeo and Juliet this week in London. See them in HD on 7/21 at BAM:
• The Wall Street Journal gets it right: “Before there was Snoop Dogg, there was Swamp Dogg.” See the Dogg this Thursday at Metrotech!
• Happy Birthday 7-Eleven®! There is a 7-Eleven in close proximity to both of our campuses. Stop in to celebrate 7-Eleven's birthday and pick up your free Slurpee. You might be saying, "Oh thank Heaven®!"
• Times-Up Ride to Ft. Tilden
• Congratulations to Maria Ch, winner of a free pass to Sundance Shorts Lab: NYC this Saturday. Her favorite BAM cinema screening of 2011 was ANOTHER EARTH at BAMcinemaFest. Maria, please email us at contest@BAM.org to coordinate your pass. Thanks for part
• Tickets are now on sale for Don Quixote in HD, featuring the stunning Natalia Osipova and Ivan Vasiliev of the Bolshoi Ballet!
• If you are thinking about becoming the Long Island Campus' SGA Parliamentarian, applications have to be in by July 14.
• wants to help you quit smoking. Stop by the Health Clinic, 114 Roosevelt Hall, for free nicotine replacement patches. Hurry, though; supplies are limited.
• This week's trivia question is: What is the name of SJC's off-campus housing? Please post your answer below and the first two winners will receive SJC items. Employees of the College are not eligible.
• We are sponsoring Patchogue's Alive After Five and the next event is this Friday, July 8 starting at 5 p.m. Come and see us at spot #25!
• Holy Family Pastor Shuns Award From Senator Over Gay Marriage Law
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• YESTERDAY & TODAY
• Law Expansion Requires Motorists To Move It On Over
• Controlling N.Y. City’s Finances Keeps Us Strong
• Maisel: Assembly Bill Helps Cut Families’ Autism Costs
• Thiis Week’’ s Attiitude
• What A Relief! I’m No Longer Hooked On Cable TV News
• Museum Hosts First Kiddies Caribbean Carnival Fiesta
• Precinct Wall Painting Will Be Tribute To Fallen Police Officers
• Sound Of Fireworks Turns Out To Be Gunshots On E. 91st St.
• “Sexting” Topic At 69th Oct. Council’s Final Meeting
• Annual Free Summer Concert Series Begins Monday
• Police Negotiate Surrender After Four Hour Flatlands Hostage Drama
• Auto Insurance Fraud At Crisis Level
• What's Your Opinion?
• ARGUMENT LEADS TO E. 86TH ST. SHOOTING
• Win a coveted pass ($150 value) to the nearly sold out Sundance Shorts Lab: NYC, a unique shorts filmmaking workshop featuring panels with critically-acclaimed filmmakers, programmers, and many other film professionals. To win, comment here with your fav
• Need a pick-me-up today? Check out this video of Haitian dance band RAM! Then catch them tomorrow at MetroTech Center for FREE, part of BAM’s R&B Festival at MetroTech! you there!
• Ride to Ft. Tilden Beach Tomorrow with Times-Up
• Summer Streets NYC is Back!
• Reviews roundup from London courtesy of the BBC.
• We're hiring a Web Producer! Check out the job description and share with all of your web loving friends:
• Hello everyone. Any great plans for this holiday weekend?
• Anecdote
• Assembly Bill Would Make Streets Safer For State’s Pedestrians
• Sanitation Department Suspends Collections, Recycling Services For Independence Day
• The HES Early Childhood Center “Moved Up”
• Maisel: Ethics Reform Bill Forces More Accountability
• KNULIFE Celebrates Its 2nd Anniversary
• MQH Youths Hold Wet And Wild Fundraising Car Wash
• CEC 18 Gives Due Recognition To Local Educators
• FROM THE MAYOR’’SS DESSK......
• This Week’s Attiitude
• View From The Middle
• Informed Voices Presents Sports and Appreciation Awards At Two Ceremonies
• 63d Pct. Cops Honored For Nabbing Laptop Theft Suspects
• Fight Leads To Arrest Of Alleged Stabbing Suspect
• Mill Basin Man Charged With Hate Crimes After Incident With Neighbors
• Cops Of The Month Honored At 69th Precinct Community Council Meeting
• COURIER CLOSED JULY FOURTH
• Pols, Consumer Advocates Applaud New Crib Safety Standards
• $2,000 Reward Offered For Killer Of Man Found On LIRR Trestle
• SUSPECT’S DNA IS LINKED TO TWO LOCAL BURGLARIES
• Police To Be On Watch For DWIs On 4th Of July Weekend
• What's Your Opinion?
• COPS NAB TRIO IN GAS STATION HEIST
• Congrats to Kevin Spacey + The Bridge Project’s RICHARD III company on opening night at The Old Vic Theatre in London!
• This week's trivia question is: What year was the Clare Rose Playhouse established on the Long Island Campus? Please post your answer below and the first two winners will receive tickets to "An Evening of One Act Comedies" at the Playhouse
• Thanks for the shout out (see #40)!
• SJC to Host Event on Human Services Careers
• Check out the photos from our 2011 commencement. You can also read the text of the valedictorian's and commencement speaker's speeches. Go to:
• Gothamist ranks Celebrate Brooklyn! as #1
• Congratulations to our Next Wave Season Tix Facebook Contest Winner: Matthew Cumbie! Matthew’s top four picks were: The Threepenny Opera, Cries and Whispers, Canyon, and I don’t believe in outer space. Thanks to everyone who entered, Matthew,
• Thank you to all who attended BAMcinemaFest 2011. We had an incredible 11 days of screenings, performances, parties, and Q&As and we could not have done it without your support. We hope you had as much fun as we did and we look forward to doing it ag
• Questions about the upcoming Information Session on July 7? Interested in graduate programs at SJC? "Like" the St. Joseph's College NY Graduate Programs Facebook page and get the information you need.
• How was your first weekend of summer?
• Sigh! BAMcinemaFest 2011 is only a few short hours from being over. finished. history. Come end the festival with us at 8:45 for ALL CITY SHORTS, a shorts program featuring NYC shorts. Benny and Josh Safdie (Daddy Longlegs) will show the NY premiere of t
• Final Day of BAMcinemaFest! Today's screening of JAMEL SHABAZZ STREET PHOTOGRAPHER is sold out, but limited tickets remain for both THE WOODS at 6:15pm and our NY shorts program ALL CITY SHORTS at 8:45, featuring a new short by Benny and Josh Safdie
• Actor Adeel Akhtar (from the jihadist comedy FOUR LIONS) joins directors Ron Eyal and Eleanor Burke for a Q&A following a screening of the film STRANGER THINGS at 4:15pm. See him here as he eats a sandwich and applies temporary tattoos. Tickets:
• TODAY: BAMcinemaFest enters its home stretch with ELEVATE at 1:30pm, a documentary that follows a group of high school basketball recruits from Senegal and their pursuit of educational opportunities in the US. In this video, Dethie teaches some of his te
• Bed-Stuy Goes Big for Greenest Block
• In the final BAMcinemaFest trailer, Dethie, Byago, and Anne (subjects and director of the film ELEVATE) "shoot hoops" in the lobby of BAM Rose Cinemas. ELEVATE screens tomorrow, Sat, Jun 25, at 1:30pm.
• Tony nominated actress Lily Rabe (daughter of Jill Clayburgh and David Rabe) stars in "Letters from the Big Man", screening at BAMcinemaFest at 6:50pm. Vogue.com interviewed Rabe when she was attending the film's world premiere at the Sund
• Though Bigfoot will not be in attendance for tonight's screening, we will have a huge supply of Bigfoot temporary tattoos and stickers for the entire audience.
• Time Out recommends LETTERS FROM THE BIG MAN: "its deadpan take on mythic creatures and the messy business of love harkens back to the days before outside-the-studio moviemaking became the province of pop-culture referencing hit men and twee twentys
• This week's trivia question is: What month and year did Sister Elizabeth Hill assume the role of president at St. Joseph's College? Please post your answer below and the first two winners will receive SJC items. Employees of the College are not
• Brooklyn Children’s Museum Honors Military Personnel With Family Discount Admission Program July 1-3, 2011
• Museum's First Kiddies Caribbean Carnival Fiesta Honors Caribbean Heritage
• SJC's Joy Privitera is Named Long Island Regional Director of NYSOBBA
• A limited number of tickets still remain for SURROGATE VALENTINE at 9:15pm. Following the screening, singer/songwriter and star of the film Goh Nakamura will perform a set at Frank's Cocktail Lounge (just a few doors down from BAM). Show your SURROG
• Bigfoot Tattoos, Urban Stoops, and Pickles. In the latest BAMcinemaFest video, filmmaker Ron Eyal and actor Adeel Akhtar (FOUR LIONS) share a sandwich and discuss Stranger Things (screening this Saturday).
• Crowds Flock To Annual MQH Spring Festival
• Anecdote
• Canarsie’s Reputation Joins The Rest Of The City’s In Moving Forward
• Photos
• Brooklyn Cyclones Lose Home Opener To S.I. Yankees, 3-2
• Roller Hockey Returns To Bergen Beach Community Center
• Dead Raccoon Found On E. 80th St.
• Spring Creek Resident’s Son Completes Basic Training
• Residents’ Son Finishes Basic Training
• Cars Collide At Intersection
• Tougher Texting While Driving Law Creates Safer Roads
• FROM THE MAYOR’’SS DESSK......
• Assembly Passes Legislation To Allow Livery Hails In Brooklyn
• Discovering Dangers Of The Sun’s Rays—The Hard Way
• Assembly Passes Bills To Protect Military Funerals
• Time For Memories, As Floyd Bennett Field Will Live Again
• Honors And Updates Highlight Recent CB18 Meeting
• Bergen Beach Center Opens Toddlers’ Eyes To The Environment
• SCCA President Continues To Complain About CB 18
• Bird Watching On The Bay
• Police Use Stun-Gun To Subdue Suspect With Weapon
• Summer Vacation Will Be One Day Longer
• N.Y Senate Toughens Penalties For Multiple DWI Offenders
• Livery Cab Driver Arrested In Rape
• Thief Or Thieves Hit Flatlands Ave. 99-Cent Store Through Roof
• Bus Shelter Damaged In Crash
• Historian Knows Where Bodies Are Buried
• What's Your Opinion?
• ‘ROWDY’ TEENS SHOT BY ANGRY MAN: COPS
• Keep em' coming! We're loving reading all of the NWF season tix contest entries. Yesterday's top picks: THE INFERNAL COMEDY, KRAPP'S LAST TAPE, THE THREEPENNY OPERA, and CRIES AND WHISPERS . Just comment with your 4 must see shows to
• Know Your Doom Metal!: Many different styles include drone doom, death doom, funeral doom, epic doom, stoner doom, sludge doom, as well as good, old-fashioned traditional doom.
• We’re giving away Next Wave Festival season tickets! Comment with the 4 shows you want to see for a chance to win tickets to your selects. See Next Wave photos: and videos: to help you choose. We'll choose a winner on Mon, Jun 20. Good luck!
• Today is the first day of summer. Happy summer everyone! What is your favorite thing to do in the summertime?
• Interested in SJC? Join us at our One Stop Enrollment event and find out more.
• We surpassed 2,000 likes! Thank you to everyone for following us.
• BAMcinemaFest TONIGHT at 6:50pm: "The Redemption of General Butt Naked" may contain Christianity, Liberia, Assault Rifles, and Death. Viewer discretion is advised. This fascinating documentary follows one of the most shocking, fascinating stori
• Do you want to help create a nature trail on the Long Island Campus? On Friday, June 24 individuals are meeting at 10 a.m. at the Clare Rose Playhouse to clean up the area along the Patchogue River. Call S. Suzanne at 631.687.1285 or email sfranck@sjcny.
• This week's trivia question is: What year did St. Joseph's College convert from an all women's college to a co-educational college? Please post your answer below and the first two winners will receive SJC items. Employees of the College ar
• Underground art indeed! Watch videos of amazing venue The Old Vic Tunnels underneath London's Waterloo Station featuring work by Banksy, Punchdrunk, and Edward Sharpe
• Anecdote
• Rep. Towns Leads Initiative To Fight Prostate Cancer During Men’s Health Week
• Leadership Workshop Helps Scouts Develop Girl Power
• Assembly Legislation Would End Millionaire Tax Break
• Health Department Conducts Unannounced Inspections To Enforce Grading
• Local High School Students Create National Ad Campaigns
• Residents Concerned Over “Dirty Air” From Belt Parkway Roadwork
• State Senate Democratic Leader John Sampson Delivers Message For Marriage Equality
• City Opens Two New Parks
• Rep. Towns Leads Initiative To Fight Prostate Cancer During Men’s Health Week
• This Week’s Attiitude
• View From The Middle
• Work Continues On Canarsie Park Skate Park
• Local Student Has Tip Of Her Finger Severed
• Mary Queen Of Heaven Monsignor Nourishes The Soul And The Body
• City & Feds Combine To Combat Immigration Service Scams
• New Paerdegat Basin Span Taking Shape
• P.S. 114/Charter Controversy Topic At Meeting Again
• Rep. Towns Rallies With Workers Over Health Coverage At Brookdale Hospital
• We Will Miss You, Sadie
• City Council Votes To Approve Sale Of Canarsie Cemetery
• What's Your Opinion
• Passengers Flee As Shot Is Fired At B-47 Bus
• This Past Weekend, Governors Island Ride
• A.O. Scott of The New York Times writes: "BAMcinemaFest has established a special niche in the crowded landscape of New York festivals...has evolved an aesthetic that seems particularly at home in the Brooklyn of today." Festival opens tomorrow
• has a lot of important academic deadlines today for both undergraduate and graduate students. Check the calendar on the college website for details.
• Spotted: BAM gets a shout-out on Gossip Girl (Chuck Bass apparently had a subscription.) You can order your season tickets starting June 20! xoxo, BAM.
• Happy Flag Day! Our flag is flying with pride today and every day.
• Season tickets on sale now to Friends of BAM + last year's subscribers (2011 Spring & 2010 Next Wave). Artists include John Malkovich, John Hurt, William Forsythe, and more!
• SJC Welcomes New Academic Dean on the Brooklyn Campus
• Check out this amazing video of Erik Sanko’s puppets for 69 Degrees South (P.S. the puppets will be maneuvered by people on stilts!)
• presents 50 plays in 50 minutes this weekend. Each 60-second play at Gi60: The International One-Minute Play Festival is performed by BC theater students and alumni as well as professional guest artists. For information and tickets, contact the Departmen
• This week's trivia question is: What is the name of St. Joseph's College's upcoming web portal? Please post your answer below and the first two winners will receive SJC items. Employees of the College are not eligible.
• Celebrate Independence Day
• Anecdote
• YESTERDAY & TODAY
• Native American Cultures On Display At Floyd Bennett Pow Wow
• Mary Queen Of Heaven Students Excel - AGAIN!
• Central Library Offering Seven-Day Passport Service
• OEM Says Cooling Centers Open In
• Coupla Cute Chicks
• ‘Tis The Beach Season
• FROM THE MAYOR’’SS DESSK......
• Thiis Week’’ s Attiitude
• View From The Middle
• ABE STARK SENIOR CENTER CELEBRATES 32ND BIRTHDAY
• Canarsie Youth Is Pct. Commanding Officer For A Day
• TRYIN’ TO BEAT THE HEAT
• Ed Council Notes Progress During School Year; PS 114 Forum Friday
• Breukelen Houses Apartment Makeover Long Past Due
• Photo
• The Beat Goes On, As Students Know They Can Dance
• Another Tree Will Grow In Brooklyn
• SEEMS LIKE OLD TIMES AT JOB FAIR
• Rep. Towns Stepping Into Brookdale Dispute
• To The Governor
• To The Governor
• What's Your Opinion?
• BODY FOUND NEAR RR TRACKS
• On La Magia de la Danza: "It's like the box of chocolate with only the pieces that you want." Come see Ballet Nacional de Cuba perform this week! (Limited tickets still available).
• Next Wave season tickets now on sale to Friends of BAM! See our flickr gallery for today's top seller: Robert Wilson's Threepenny Opera
• will make you happy with this: There are no classes on Wednesday or Thursday. Classes resume on Friday, June 10.
• reminds you that today is the last day to add a course online for the Summer I session.
• If you are looking for something free to do this evening...
• The 21st Annual Golf Classic at Plandome Country Club. All proceeds go to SJCNY athletic programs.
• The New York Times says the Creole Choir will “blow away those expectations” you have of modern Cuban music with their only concert in the US!
• Have you downloaded your free mp3 from the Creole Choir of Cuba yet? Snag it here, and join us this Saturday for their only US performance!
• summer classes begin on Monday. It seems like the spring semester just ended, doesn't it?
• Congratulations, Class of 2011! And what a beautiful day for an outdoor commencement in MCU Park in Coney Island! Enjoy, and don't forget your alma mater!
• We can’t stop looking at this unbelievably gorgeous photo essay of the dancers from Ballet Nacional de Cuba:
• congratulates all our graduates who just officially became alumni of Brooklyn College. We wish you all the best and hope to hear from you soon about your achievements!
• gives it up for the graduates in Puerto Rican and Latino studies, sociology, speech communication arts and sciences, television and radio, and theater.
• congratulates the graduates in modern languages and literatures, music, philosophy, physical education and exercise science, physics, political science and psychology.
• applauds the film, finance and business management, English, health and nutrition sciences, history, Judaic studies and mathematics majors.
• gives a big shout out to the education majors!
• sends kudos to the chemistry, children's studies, classics, communication, computer and informance science, earth and environmental sciences, and economics majors who just got their props.
• congratulates all those accounting, Africana studies, anthropology and archaeology, art and biology majors who were just recognized!
• hopes you heed the words of our keynote speaker and are inspired to stand up for what really matters.
• is showing the love for everyone who helped you on your college journey!
• gives it up for the Class of 1961!
• is happy to see so many of you marching on the Quad! You're one of our largest classes ever: 4,141 of you are about to become alumni!
• thinks the Class of 2011 is looking sharp!
• is just about ready to start today's Commencement Exercises on this glorious day. Have a great time!
• P.S. 279 Salutes Our Multicultural Roots
• Community Marches And Watches Along Memorial Day Parade Route
• Untitled
• Police Officer Honored At Community Council Meeting
• Sunrise Adult Center Celebrates Senior Fitness Day
• Lakeside Seniors Celebrate A Special Health And Fitness Day
• Summer Safety Topic At 63rd Pct. Council Meeting
• Brookdale Union Workers Settle For New Health Benefits Coverage
• FROM THE MAYOR’’SS DESSK......
• Thiis Week’’ s Attiitude
• View From The Middle
• This Week’’ s Attitude
• Works Of Local Student Artists Displayed For All To See
• 6 Hurt In Fire At Bayview
• Sen. Sampson Helps Give Girl The Gift Of Life
• Caribbean Big Drum Ensemble Beats A Path To I.S. 68 Stage
• Lions, Others Roar In Memorial Day Parade
• Three Injured In A Crash
• Burglars Rob And Ransack Avenue L Deli
• Compassion Is The Key
• What's Your Opinion
• TEENAGER SHOT ON AVENUE J
• Did you know that Alicia Alonso was voted one of the most beautiful women in the world by Harpers and Queen magazine in the 1950s? The legend herself will be giving an artist talk on Jun 6th, moderated by Anna Kisselgoff.
• This week's trivia question is: What year was the child study major introduced? Please post your answer below and the first two winners will receive SJC items. Employees of the College are not eligible.
• congratulates all of our graduate students who will be receiving their degree this evening. Have a great time at tonight's Commencement Exercises! We wish you all the best. Remember to keep us informed of all your future achievements.
• Big Shot is coming to the Long Island Campus tonight! The show must go on, rain or shine. For shine, the concert will occur as planned. For rain, the concert will move inside the Danzi Athletic Center. See you at 6:30 p.m.!
• If you have photos from yesterday's Long Island Campus commencement, you can post them here!
• SUMMERTIME AND THE READING IS EASY: Summer Reading Program Kicks Off On June 9
• The New York Times says “There’s nothing like a DanceAfrica performance to send you straight to summer.” Thanks to everyone who came out this weekend!
• chairs are being set out, tents are going up...Commencement is almost here!
• Congratulations Brooklyn Campus graduates! It is the Long Island Campus' turn in 3 hours.
• Find yourself craving insanely catchy Afro-Caribbean spirituals? The Creole Choir of Cuba is the answer.
• If anyone has photos from the Brooklyn Campus commencement ceremonies that they would like to post on our wall, please do!
• We remember those who served and those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country on this Memorial Day.
• Exhibition - Balancing Act Produced By the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History
• will be closed on Monday in honor of Memorial Day. Enjoy the long weekend!
• We started a story about this year's commencement on Storify.com, add to it by using #SJCNYGrad and check it out by clicking the link below.
• Students, staff and guests who are attending the commencement exercises on Saturday, May 28 in Brooklyn and Tuesday, May 31 on Long Island are invited to use the hashtag #SJCNYGrad when they tweet, when they upload photos or when they are sharing content
• wishes everyone luck on the last day of finals today.
• Brian Brooks Moving Company at The Joyce
• Anecdote
• Legislative Package Protects New Yorkers With Disabilities: Maisel
• Fillmore Ave. L Hosts Seminars At 2 New Condos
• Boating Season Kicks Off With Sebago’s Open House
• Assemblyman Reminds Us To Take Time To Honor Fallen Soldiers
• A Hug For The Birthday Girl!
• Airfield Marks Century Of Naval Aviation
• Coney Island And Other City Beaches Open Saturday
• Gas Prices Won’t Deter Memorial Day Weekend Travel: AAA
• FROM THE MAYOR’’SS DESSK......
• Sen. Gillibrand Fights For Legislation To Aid Veterans
• The End Of The World Was Neither Here Nor Nigh
• Those 1967 Boundaries Are History, Mr. Obama...
• COURIER OFFICE CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY
• Lone Thief Pretends He Has Gun, Robs Laundromat
• Students Get First ‘Xposure’ To The Stock Market
• P.S. 272 Kids Take A Walk For The Cure
• Community Board Addresses Pros & Cons Of Construction Projects
• Popular Getty Station Robbed
• What's Your Opinion?
• ARREST 5 SUSPECTS IN HOME INVASION
• “Almost frightening in its flawed perfection,” says The Arts Desk. Agreed. The Creole Choir is scary good.
• This week's trivia question is: Who was the first president of St. Joseph's College? Please post your answer below and the first two winners will receive SJC items. Employees of the College are not eligible.
• Tonight free screening of TRAIF
• SJC Announces New Major in Medical Technology
• is doing its part to keep you alert and caffeinated during finals: The Starbucks in the Library Cafe will remain open until midnight every night this week.
• New Knitting Program Added at the Carroll Gardens Library
• C. Eule Dance Presents 2 World Premieres
• JUST ANNOUNCED: John Malkovich, The Forsythe Company, Threepenny Opera & more are all coming as part of Next Wave !
• “The hardest part was not getting kicked in the head!” says The New Yorker on this gorgeous photo of the BAM/Restoration Dance Ensemble.
• Thank you for all of your hard work and dedication, and congratulations!
• With the spring 2011 semester coming to a close, were there any classes that you enjoyed or professors you were sad to say goodbye to?
• Professor Barlow has edited this collection of stories from Peace Corps volunteers, including one of his. A great read!
• hopes finals are going well. Are they?
• What’s that you say? The Creole Choir of Cuba is the Afro-Latin answer to Ladysmith Black Mambazo? Listen up.
• isn't a fan of all this rain, so we invite you indoors to the opening reception of a photography exhibition of Hemingway's time Italy. Join us from 4 until 6 in the library. Refreshments will be served.
• Commencement is coming up. Do you have everything you need? If you do have any questions, ask them.
• Local Author Tells History of Coney Island and Astroland Through Photographs in New Local Book
• Unfortunately, tonight’s Cuban social dancing event has been called off due to rain. You can see Cutumba perform Memorial Day Weekend at DanceAfrica.
• The Creole Choir will “raise the hairs on the back of your neck.” Hairs on backs of necks everywhere, get ready!
• Building A Cab In Brooklyn Means JOBS, Mr. Mayor!
• Enjoy a late night cup of coffee while you cram for finals! The Starbucks Coffee Kiosk at the Library Café will be open until midnight the week of May 23.
• NEW LOCATION: Join us for the World Unity Day celebration today on the lower level and first floor of the Student Center, 2-6 p.m.
• This week's trivia question is: What was the former name of the school before it was purchased and became the Long Island Campus of St. Joseph's College? Please post your answer below and the first two winners will receive SJC items. Employees
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn receives $50,000 award from NEA
• Hundreds Flock To Annual Canarsie Bridges Fest
• Anecdote
• East Flatbush Army Man Graduates From Basic Training Course In South Carolina
• Youth Is Killed By Private Bus
• AC&C Urges Owners To Protect Pets From Open Windows
• FROM THE MAYOR’’SS DESSK......
• Assembly Passes Bills To Protect Crime Victims
• There Can Be No Reservations Concerning Cigarette Taxes
• Brownsville Rec Center Members: “We’re Getting Short-Shifted!”
• Abe Stark Seniors Hold Belated Mother’s Day Extravaganza
• Haitian Quake Victims Get Temporary Protection Status Extension
• Public Hospitals Will Keep Patient Immigrant Status Private
• Mary Queen Of Heaven Students Inducted Into Honor’s Club
• New C.O. Says He’ll Use More Foot Patrols In Future
• Killer Of Car Dealer Could Get Life Sentence
• Festival Bridges The Community
• A Contradiction In “View”
• Loves Our Contests
• What's Your Opinion?
• $50G JEWELRY HEIST AT TERMINAL MARKET
• SJCNY alumnus and Sachem teacher Jonathan Chiaramonte '04 spoke to Ellen DeGeneres today and his students even had some nice things to say. Take a look!
• The entire lineup for BAMcinemaFest 2011 is now online! Tickets go on sale to BAM Cinema Club members next Monday and to the general public on Fri, May 27. Let us know what you think
• Our executive producer, Joe Melillo, just returned from Atys in Paris, where the opera received a 15-minute standing ovation – Incroyable!
• invites everyone to celebrate World Unity Day 2011. Come to the West Quad on Thursday, May 19 from 2-5 p.m. and learn more about what we have in common and what makes us unique. See cultural demonstrations and groove to live entertainment, enjoy a Brookl
• SJCNY's own Jonathan Chiaramonte '04 will be on The Ellen DeGeneres Show today.
• Last day of classes... Good luck on finals everyone...
• Congratulations to Student Athlete of the Month Caitlyn Kakavas!
• Congratulations to Coach Mike Petre!
• invites everyone to enjoy "The Music Of Spain" at 7 p.m. in Roosevelt Hall, Studio 312. Students will perform work by Falla, Halffter, Mompou and more.
• Another Brooklyn College Senior Wins Fulbright Award This Year
• invites everyone to the "Brooklyn College Undergraduate Play Reading Extravaganza" at 12:30 p.m. in the Woody Tanger Auditorium. This collaboration between playwriting students and theatre students will showcase original works of our students.
• Got two left feet? Learn to salsa, rumba and more this Friday with dancers straight from Cuba from El Ballet Folklórico Cutumba! Outdoors on the Atlantic Center plaza. Free!
• invites everyone to Composers Concert II at Whitman Hall tonight at 7 p.m. where Conservatory of Music composers present their new acoustic and electroacoustic works.
• If you are on LinkedIn or plan on joining, follow St. Joseph's College using the link below.
• invites everyone to pass by the Student Center today from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. for Science Day. Undergraduate and graduate students, as well as students from partner high schools in Brooklyn will be presenting their research with faculty in the sciences and
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Presents Celebrate Brooklyn! 2011 Prospect Park Season
• Commencement is approaching...
• Anecdote
• Avenue L Merchants Send Best Wishes To One Of Their Own
• Most Officers Killed By Those Legally Barred From Owning Guns
• No-Fault Auto Insurance Fraud Costs State’s Drivers
• Law Bans Registered Sex Offenders From Social Network Sites
• FROM THE MAYOR’’SS DESSK......
• This Week’’ s Attitude
• Thiis Week’’ s Attiitude
• View From The Middle
• Crime, Parks Improvements Cited At Mill Basin Civic Meeting
• Residents Ordered To Evacuate Apts. After Dumbwaiter Accident
• Shots Fired At E. 79th St. Resident
• Tenant With “Gun” Barricades Herself In Bayview Apartment
• Man Arrested After Passing Counterfeit Bill On Flatlands Avenue
• New Commander, Executive Officer At 69th Precinct
• Gateway Looking For A Few Good Vendors For Canarsie Pier
• State Law To Protect Police & First Responders Being Spotlighted
• Memorial Day Parade Plans Set
• Fidler To Civic: “Cyberbullying Legislation On My Agenda”
• Shots Fired When Resident Catches Man With Teen Daughter
• What's Your Opinion
• ARMED BANDITS ROB MCDONALD’S
• Spine-tingling alert: Download a FREE mp3 from the Creole Choir of Cuba! The Grammy-nominated group performs in the US for the first time at BAM. Comment on this thread for a chance to win their incredible album.
• This week's trivia question is: What is the name of the mascot for the St. Joseph’s College Golden Eagles? Please post your answer below and the first two winners will receive tickets to tomorrow night's Long Island Ducks game. Employees
• Our students will be graduating at the end of this month. Are there any memories from the 2010-11 school year that you would like to post?
• Volunteers Needed - Animal Care & Control Brooklyn
• Your help is needed to create the SJC Nature Trail on May 13 and 14. Meet at the Clare Rose Playhouse on the Long Island Campus at 10 a.m. Wear long pants and comfortable shoes, and bring gloves. For more information or to sign up, email sfranck@sjcny.ed
• invites you to enjoy a perfect spring day out on the Central Quad at the Wellness Festival from noon to 3.
• Are you the Black Swan or the White Swan? See the Black Swan done to perfection by the legendary Alicia Alonso.
• STUDENTS: This week, the Office of Career Development, Counseling and Disability Services on the Brooklyn Campus will be exploring the importance of humor in life. Stop into Room 215 in Tuohy Hall for information and to have a laugh.
• A lovely interview from BOMB magazine with Cristina Garcia, who joins us next Thursday at Eat, Drink & Be Literary!
• Meet Ryan Jaipaul, City Tech's 2011 salutatorian (second in the class). An honors scholar and member of the Black Male Initiative, Ryan was involved in several scientific research projects, mentors students and has ably represented the College and o
• St. Joseph's College Announces 21st Annual Golf Classic to Benefit Athletic Programs
• Theresa Evans is one determined person. She left her small town in Kansas and has thrived in our hectic city. She's worked hard at school and on the job, gaining the knowledge and experience to realize her dreams. Congrats, Theresa, on being named o
• reminds you that our semi-annual food drive ends on Friday. Donations of unopened canned goods and boxed cereal, pasta and rice are still being collected at drop boxes around campus. All your contributions will help restock pantries in Brooklyn.
• invites you to tonight's Graduate Student Colloquium. Five of our best grad students makes presentations on topics ranging from women's voices in 14th- to 15th-century Europe to "Family Fundamentals: Balance, Gender and the Importance of G
• BAX 20th Birthday Celebration and BAX Arts and Artists in Progress Awards.
• Congregants Commemorate Holocaust At Synagogue Service
• 63rd Pct. Officer Of The Month For The Second Time
• Adult Center Hosts Blood Drive
• Anecdote
• Local Soldier Is Combat Training Course Grad
• AARP Launches Campaign To Fight Social Security, Medicare Cuts
• Mother Nature Blesses Our Neighborhoods With Spring Flowers
• Airman Earns Honors As Air Force Training Graduate
• Maisel Urges “Arrive Alive” Pledge This Prom Season
• State Senate Votes To Strengthen Texting-While-Driving Offenses
• City Volunteers Plant Thousands Of Trees in Marine Park
• Some Not Taking Advantage Of FREE Health Screenings
• FROM THE MAYOR’’SS DESSK......
• Laws-Not Libraries-Determine Access To Smut
• Latest Obama Moves Changed My Opinion
• Local Thespian Appearing In Long-Running Broadway Play
• Roberta Flack Serenades Seniors Softly With Her Songs
• Neighbors Protest Garbage At Abandoned House
• School Budget Still Sore Point At CEC Meeting
• Police Here Praising Efforts, But Taking “Anticipatory” Steps
• P.S. 115 Students Stay Physically Active While Raising $$$
• Local Patriotism Reigns On Word Of Bin Laden Death
• Appreciation For Teachers
• Meeting Without Merit, She Says
• What's Your Opinion
• “DIRTY LOOK” LEADS TO SHOOTING
• This week's trivia question is: Where did SJC President S. Elizabeth Hill get her master's degree? Please post your answer below and the first two winners will receive SJC items. Employees of the College are not eligible.
• wants to know if you like movies & winning prizes? Local Brooklyn filmmakers (and a Brooklyn MFA alum) are screening a new "unromantic comedy" indie film in Greenpoint on May 10th and your Brooklyn College ID gets you a discount! buy your t
• Congratulations to softball players Danielle Marino, Alyson Chiaramonte and Caitlyn Kakavas!
• Steel drum band at the West Indies celebration on the Long Island Campus.
• President S. Elizabeth A. Hill was awarded a Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa, from St. Francis College on Friday, April 29. Congratulations Sister!
• STUDENTS: If you are looking for a place to study, the Callahan Library on the Long Island Campus will be open late on most days during final exams.
• wishes everyone a pleasant afternoon, even if it is a little gray out. Also, did you know that Wednesday, May 4th is our Graduate Open house? We hope you'll come check it out!
• The starting line
• Fourth Annual Walkathon/5K Run at St. Joseph's College
• London Is Calling All Artists: Early Entry Deadline
• BAMcinématek announces the line-up to their annual BAMcinemaFest, opening with SXSW Audience Award winner WEEKEND. Also featured: the World Premiere of Charlie Ahearn's (director of the seminal WILD STYLE) new documentary JAMEL SHABAZZ STREET
• This is going to be a great commencement. Congratulations to all 2011 graduates!
• The Office of Global Studies offers the chance for students to study abroad in Queensland, Australia, among many other interesting places. On this day in 2001, the first space tourist paid $20 million to go to the International Space Station. If you coul
• begins accepting requests for commencement tickets today. For more information, check the appropriate road map on the commencement website:
• takes a look at a region making some serious headlines these days at tonight's colloquium on "North Africa and the Wider World," from 5:30 to 7:30 in 3129 Boylan Hall.
• Coheed and Cambria Announces Neverender: Encore
• Anecdote by Jonathan Gies
• Local Supermarket Stands Above Chain Store Competition
• Successful Flag Football Season Ends With Awards Ceremony
• Tots ’N Teens Stage Parade And A Fun/Family Day
• Students Join Abe Stark Seniors For An Intergenerational Party
• Serenity Laser Dental: Brightening Canarsie One Smile At A Time
• First MedCare Inc. Free Cancer Screening Program Is
• FROM THE MAYOR’’SS DESSK......
• Thiis Week’’ s Attiitude
• View From The Middle
• Sanitmen Talk Trash At Community Council Meeting
• All-Hands Fire Hits House On Avenue K
• Canarsie’s Indika Rocks Has Talent & Outlook To Become A Success
• Canarsie Cemetery Sale Could Be Finalized By July 1st
• Fate Of Holy Family As Charter School Still Undecided: Officials
• Students Make Easter Colorful For Vandalia Center Seniors
• Robberies In Local Area Mar Otherwise Happy Weekend
• Car Flees, Driver Hurt After Collision
• What's Your Opinion?
• TWO ROBBERIES NET THIEVES $2,700
• Iris Rodriguez-Stenberg and Julie Donegan were this week's winners. Check back next Wednesday for your next chance to win.
• SJCNY is starting a weekly trivia contest today with the following question: What form has to be filled out before April 30 for financial aid? Please post your answer below and the first two winners will receive SJC items. Employees of the College are no
• reminds upper seniors (with at least 105 credits) that registration for Fall 2011 begins today.
• reminds graduate students that registration for Fall 2011 begins today.
• welcomes everyone (and the tulips) back from Spring Recess. We hope you enjoyed the break. Just think: Commencement is only about a month away!
• Congratulations, Professor Hellman! We look forward to seeing you back on campus after your teaching stint in Belgium comes to an end later in the Spring.
• An absolutely essential and long overdue look at the African diaspora in Latin America, hosted by Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Brush up before you go to DanceAfrica and Sí Cuba!
• Tonight is the last night to purchase limited edition SJC Bears Nike gear. Click the link below to go shopping.
• The John A. Danzi Athletic Center is celebrating its 14th anniversary this month. Join the week-long festivities from Wednesday, April 27 - Wednesday, May 4 in the Danzi Athletic Center.
• Welcome back students! We hope your break was a fantastic one.
• Happy Easter everyone! We hope you are enjoying your day.
• We hope everyone is enjoying Good Friday today.
• wishes everyone a happy Earth Day. Do something simple today -- turn off the lights or the water, recycle some paper or that juice bottle -- and make a difference.
• A limited number of tickets remain for tonight's special benefit screening of "The Naked Island" followed by a Q&A with Benicio Del Toro. Proceeds benefit Japan Society's Earthquake Relief Fund.
• A.O. Scott of The New York Times loves BAMcinématek's Kaneto Shindo retrospective and the NY theatrical premiere of his searing "The Children of Hiroshima."
• Listen up, folks – the originally scheduled performance of Telmary Diaz has been moved to Fri, June 10. This Saturday, Brooklyn-based artist Jose Conde will bring his Latin-infused rock and soul to BAMcafé Live as part of ¡Sí Cu
• Happy Earth Day everyone! What are you doing today to show your concern for the environment?
• Twin Celebrations For Passover And Easter For Abe Stark Seniors
• Local Youngsters Take Part In Seasonal Eggstravaganzas
• Four Seasons’ “Extreme Makeover” Program A Big Success!
• Neighborhood News
• “Favorite” Postal Worker Will Be Missed At Spring Creek
• Winners From Mary Queen Of Heaven Student Events
• State Assembly Passes Pay Equity Bill: Maisel
• Anecdote
• Park Workers Honored By Beulah Temple
• CB 18 Unveils New Bank Branch
• The Ambition To Prevail
• I.S. 211 Essayist Honored Here And At Yankee Stadium
• FROM THE MAYOR’’SS DESSK......
• The Active Consumer
• Trump: Sideshow Distraction Or Serious Contender?
• The Donald: Just A Little Too Far Out, Ya Think?
• Police Join I.S. 68 To Celebrate Caribbean Culture
• Area East Of Canarsie Adding New Homes & High School
• Gateway II Land Appraisal May Nix Walmart ENY Deal
• COURIER CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY
• Happy Birthday To Us
• Civic Group Members Say CB 18 Is Ignoring Canarsie
• Man Shot As He Sits In Car On East 83rd Street
• Enjoys “The View”
• Litter Baskets Still Overflowing
• What's Your Opinion?
• STUDENTS ARRESTED WITH GUN IN SCHOOL
• sees flowers on campus and buds on trees. Has winter finally ended?
• STUDENTS: It's not too late to register for A Day on Wall Street with the Office of Career Development, Wellness and Disability Services and the Office of Alumni Relations. Click below to register.
• One more day until St. Joseph's College is on Easter break. Do you have anything planned?
• See Cuban art at the exhibition Hola Havana, hear some Cuban son with Quimbombó & José Conde at BAMcafé Live --- Yes, ¡Sí Cuba! begins at BAM this week!
• STUDENTS: The Office of Student Life on the Long Island Campus is selling tickets to see STOMP in NYC. For more information, visit room N301 or email cab.li@student.sjcny.edu.
• St. Joseph's College is the Host Campus for Long Island Psychology Conference
• PESID What are we up to now
• hopes you enjoy your well-deserved Spring Recess! Classes resume on Wednesday, April 27.
• W.O.R.D. Up! Celebrates The Earth With Lionel The Lion From PBS Kids Show Between The Lions
• The Drama Society on the Long Island Campus will be performing "You Can't Take It With You" tonight at 8 p.m. and Saturday at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Don't miss this hilarious play that highlights the clash of social and ideological backgro
• You can purchase limited edition SJC Bears gear until April 25. Click the link below to start shopping!
• Ole! Watch Ballet Nacional de Cuba perform a heartstopping Don Quixote, complete with leaps, lifts, and turns galore:
• Cherylyn Lavagnino Dance Presents 8th Annual Season Including the World Premiere of Body Talk
• invites you to take in a little culture this afternoon at the 4th annual President's Concert, 4:30 p.m. at Whitman Hall. It's free and open to the public.
• is singing "Good Day Sunshine." Also: today we have a panel discussion: "The Hidden Homeless." Join in and learn about youth homelessness and how you can help make a change. 12:15 in the Occidental Lounge, The Brooklyn College Student
• Anecdote
• Comptroller Joins JCCC For Passover Goods Giveaway
• The Active Consumer
• Parents Trust Raven Learning Center For Children’s Needs
• I.S. 211 Helps Students Get Ahead With Weekend Programs
• Maisel: New State Law Keeps Environment Green
• Gateway Rep Reveals Summer Programs For Canarsie Pier
• FROM THE MAYOR’’SS DESSK......
• DA Has Cup of Joe With Local Leaders
• Koran-Burning Pastor Can’t Hide Behind Freedom Of Speech
• Cathie Black: At Best, She Was A Distraction
• Mill Basin Civic Group Installs New (Old) Board
• Bergen Beach Boy’s “Spirit Of Life” Celebrated In Walkathon
• Volunteers Remove Floating Debris From Plumb Beach
• Student Presentation Spotlights Notables From Black History
• Eliminate Community Boards
• What's Your Opinion?
• Big Shots Open Little League Season
• Senator Kruger Indicted On Federal Corruption Charges
• Councilman Williams Rallies Community To Fight Violence
• A Passover/Easter Message To Our Readers
• COPS PROBE THREE LOCAL BURGLARIES
• Are you on Twitter? If so, follow St. Joseph's College (@SJCNY).
• wants to hear from you! Take this short survey about Brooklyn College e-mail and let your opinion be heard. Plus, any student who completes the survey enters a contest to win BC gear!
• wishes you a good morning! Just a reminder: summer registration began yesterday. There are hundreds of interesting courses to choose from so you can learn something new outside your major or work towards early graduation. Take a look!
• East West Books
• The Police Cadet Corps will be in the cafeteria on the Brooklyn Campus today 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. recruiting interns and employees.
• There will be an artist's talk today on the Long Island Campus during common hour in the Shea Conference Room. The artist, Janell O'Rourke, will speak about her exhibit "Animal Spirits - Paintings and Drawings," which is currently on
• A Universal Call for World Peace
• Play For Japan - Japan Relief Concert
• We're very proud of Ijana Nathaniel, who graduated last June. Check out all she's accomplished in the past year. She's an inspiration to us all!
• Alina Fernandez, Fidel Castro's daughter, will be on the Long Island Campus today during common hour. The event location has been changed to the D'Ecclesiis Auditorium.
• is very excited to welcome Italy's ambassador to the United States. Come hear him speak about issues important to both countries on Tuesday, April 12th at 2:15pm in the Gold Room of the Brooklyn College Student Center. (To reserve a seat, please con
• REMINDER: Tomorrow morning there will be an Admitted Student Reception on the Long Island Campus at 10:30 a.m.
• STUDENTS: Are you interested in a work-study job for next year? The Department of Sports Medicine is looking for workers for the 2011-12 school year. Contact Lisa Cronk at 631.687.1454 by Friday, April 22 for information.
• Kudos to Professor McCarroll for winning a Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Association for the Study and Performance of African-American Music!
• Congrats to Professor Mushabac for being named City Tech's 2011 Scholar on Campus. Come see her performance of her short story "Pasha" on April 11.
• St. Joseph's College Alumni Association and The Rose Brucia Educational Foundation to Hold Fourth Annual 5K Run/Walkathon
• knows that many of our Graduate students are gearing up enter the job market. Come learn how to market your graduate degreet and career strategies for success after graduation from one of our graduate alums. 1309 James Hall, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. REGISTRATION
• YESTERDAY & TODAY
• The Active Consumer
• Spring Cleaning: Sprucing Up NY For The New Season
• Anecdote
• ROBOTICS CHAMPS RAISING FUNDS TO PAY FOR TRIP TO NATIONAL COMPETITION
• Cars Collide — No Foolin’
• Paycheck Fairness: Progress for America’s Women
• FROM THE MAYOR’’SS DESSK......
• Sales Tax Exemption A Welcome Relief For Consumers, Businesses
• Budget’s Complete, But NY Legislators’ Work Is Far From Done
• JCCC Serves Up Honors At Annual Breakfast
• Dr. Seuss Classics Read At Early Childhood Center Opening
• After 15 Months, Police Still Have No Leads On Missing Boy
• DOC Extends CEC Applications Deadline
• Landlords Face Harsher Bedbug Penalties
• ASD Program Finds A Place To NEST At Marine Park Jr. High School
• CEC Meeting Tackles National Issue — Childhood Obesity
• State Spares Glenwood Senior Center From Budget Ax
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• What's Your Opinion?
• FIRE CLOSES SCHOOL IN MARINE PARK
• STUDENTS: During your time here at St. Joseph's College, what songs have been popular? We are making a list for your digital yearbook.
• the Department of Theatre presents "autobahn: a short play cycle by neil labute" tonight at 7:30pm in the Roosevelt building, room 316. Directed by Justin Daniel and performed by The Pangaea Performance Ensemble, with a $5 suggested donation. A
• On the Road
• Today is Arts Advocacy Day! Join us in urging Congress to restore NEA Funding and Reinstate Arts Education:
• presents "A Jazz Tribute to the East: Brooklyn's Historic Cultural and Educational Center," tonight's free performance by the Conservatory Jazz Ensemble. Come to the pre-concert panel discussion at 7, followed by the concert at 8, in
• Human Resources Diversity Conference to Take Place on Long Island Campus
• SJC Takes Part in RecycleMania
• continues its relief efforts for Japan with today's Japan World Festival Fundraiser. The Martial Arts Club will present martial arts performances, origami, Japanese games, an artist and Asian food. Have some fun while making a difference and stop by
• is giving out free shots. (No, not the alcoholic kind.) Stop by the Health Clinic, 114 Roosevelt Hall, until 5 p.m. today to get your immunization shots for hepatitis A and B, measles, mumps, rubells, meningitis, tetanus and HPV.
• Don't forget, the "Healthy Mind, Healthy Body" Health Fair will take place tomorrow in Tuohy Hall from 12 - 2 p.m.!
• continues its relief efforts for Japan with today's Japan World Festival Fundraiser. The Marital Arts Club will present martial arts performances, origami, Japanese games, an artist and Asian food. Have some fun while making a difference and stop by
• Liberal Arts Colloquium today, "Understanding Response Effort: Increase Learning – Decrease Disruptive Behavior," by Cynthia Jacunski, Ed.D., Child Study from 12:40 - 1:35 p.m. in the Shea Conference Room.
• launches its semi-annual food drive today. Your donations of boxed cereal, pasta and rice; canned fruit and vegetables; and boxed or canned juice will be distributed to local food pantries for Brooklyn families in need. Look for collection boxes around c
• Congratulations to the newly elected SGA officers on the Long Island Campus: President: Micheala Finlay Vice-President: Kim Essig Secretary: Nick Marter Treasurer: Kevin Deutsch
• World’s First Children’s Museum Launches New Era Of Leadership With Five Of New York’s Brightest Stars
• Is a Cuban renaissance occurring? Check out Tiempo on Sunday on WABC at 11:30am for a discussion of how the ¡Sí Cuba! Festival came together. [
• Opening tonight on our first-run screen: Tom McCarthy's critically acclaimed comedy WIN WIN and Cary Fukunaga's (SIN NOMBRE) JANE EYRE. The New York Times on JANE EYRE: "the film tells its venerable tale with lively vigor and an astute sen
• TONIGHT: BAMcinématek begins a retrospective of Chilean documentarian Patricio Guzman with his incredibly profound odyssey "Nostalgia for the Light." Also screening this weekend: "The Pinochet Case" and the searing "The Ba
• Congrats to Professor Noonan in the English Department on the publication of his new book, "Reading the Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine"!
• Woodrow Wilson Fellow Maria Karagianis will speak on the Long Island Campus today at 12:40 p.m.
• knows that studying for a test is a special skill unto itself. Come to today's Study Skills Workshop to learn the best ways to prepare for exams. 0203 James Hall, 12:15 to 1:30 p.m.
• Political Science Club screens the documentary "Human Trafficking and Modern-day Slavery" tonight, 5 to 7 p.m., in the Bedford Lounge, Student Center.
• Anecdote
• Caregiver’s Plea
• Thanks For The Coverage
• “Just Another Tale”
• Fillmore Realtor Honored
• The Active Consumer
• Bildersee Students Pen Essays On Goals In Black History Essay Contest
• High Schoolers Take First Place In City Robotics Competition
• Top International Handball Players Compete In HES Tournament
• Why Aren’t Our Civic Groups Working With Each Other?
• FROM THE MAYOR’’SS DESSK......
• Nuclear Energy Debate Reignited After Troubles In Japan
• Pray That Some Programs Escape State Budget Cuts
• Local Writer Tells Of Surviving Chernobyl Disaster
• Remembrance In Canarsie Of This Woman Who Made History
• Autograph Collector Remembers Letter From Elizabeth Taylor
• Canarsie High School Campus Teacher Honored DEP DOES SOME EXPLAINING ABOUT HIGHER WATER BILLS
• School Bakes Up A Fundraiser For Japanese Earthquake Victims
• March Council Meeting Covers Several Issues
• Flyer Cites New Law So Motorists Can Clear The Air
• Real Fire Drill At I.S. 68
• What's Your Opinion?
• BJ’S WORKER NABBED IN THEFT
• The BAMart Auction opens today! There are over 120 works (yes, count ‘em) and all proceeds support BAM.
• The "Healthy Mind, Healthy Body" health fair is next Wednesday, April 6, 2011, from 12 - 2 p.m. at the auditorium in Tuohy Hall. There will be yoga, meditation and zumba demonstrations, as well as free massages, a Wii sport tournament, health s
• Recyclemania has taken over St. Joseph's College! Currently, Long Island is in the lead with 57 lbs. of bottles of cans over Brooklyn with 40 lbs. Keep depositing your cans and bottles in the green bins to see which campus comes out on top.
• STUDENTS: You can order your class ring on April 2, 13 and 14 in the L.I. Campus Cafeteria or go online to place your order using the link below.
• If you want to follow tonight's lecture, "A Buddhist Perspective on Personal and Social Ethics," LIVE on Twitter, use the hashtag #Khatib.
• PARADIGM Presents Two World Premieres: Paradigm Shift: Past, Present and Future
• SJC's Criminal Justice Club to Host Talk on The Innocence Project
• SJC's Criminal Justice Club to Host Talk on The Innocence Project
• Dr. Chung Hyun Kyung will be on the L.I. Campus tomorrow. This event is free and open to the public.
• There are an array of career workshops taking place this week on the Brooklyn Campus. For more information or to attend, call the Office of Career Development, Wellness and Disability Services at 718.940.5853, or visit room 215 at Tuohy Hall.
• Benefit for Japan: Mahler - What Love Tells Me
• STUDENTS: The Office of Career Development, Wellness and Disability Services will be hosting "Healthy Mind, Healthy Body" health fair on Wednesday, April 6, from 12 - 2 p.m. in Tuohy Hall on the Brooklyn Campus. To attend, click on the link bel
• ¿Listos? Sí Cuba kicks off next week! Read WNYC's informative take on the festival and plan your fest at www.SiCuba.org. Which events are you excited about?
• wants you to turn off your lights for one hour at 8:30 on Saturday night for the fifth annual Earth Hour. You'll be one of millions of people partaking in a global experience to increase awareness of energy conservation. Plus, it's romantic and
• BAM is hiring for the following positions: Government & Community Affairs Assistant, Board Relations Coordinator, Membership Representative, Digital Media Assistant (Temp), Videography and Media Production Manager, Building Superintendent, Custodian,
• SJC Presents “The Beatitudes and Nonviolence” on the Long Island Campus
• Turkish American Student Association is holding a bake sale to raise money for the people suffering in Japan. Stop by the Whitehead Hall Breezeway today, from noon to 2 p.m.
• is sponsoring two panels about the experience of African immigrant women with the U.S. asylum process. Stop by the Maroon Room in the Student Center today, 2:15 to 3:30 and 4 to 6 p.m.
• Stella’s Pharmacy: Serving Canarsie For Half A Century
• Abe Stark Seniors Show Off Their Irish On St. Patrick’s Day
• Anecdote
• The Active Consumer
• Senators Announce Fresh Food Funding For Low-Income Schools
• New Program Allows New Yorkers To Contest Tickets Online
• Maisel Says Assembly Budget Protects Struggling Families
• FROM THE MAYOR’’SS DESSK......
• This Week’s Attitude
• View From The Middle
• “Empowered Parents” Focus Of HES Education Workshop
• Community Board 18 Meeting: Business (Almost) As Usual
• Rep. Weiner Secures Funding To Combat Plumb Beach Erosion
• P.S. 114 Parents, Teachers Say, “Stay Out” To Charter School
• High Praise For NYPD In “Crime Wave” Arrest
• Cops Arrest Man For DWI After Crash
• Faux Fashion
• Kruger Payback?
• What's Your Opinion?
• ROBBERS HIT ANOTHER BODEGA
• congratulates the winners of this year's Art Awards: undergrad Sergey Yeremenko and graduate student Anthony DiFolco. Learn more about them, the honorable mentions and their works at
• Just a reminder that tonight is "Health Care Reform: How It's Going to Effect You" at 6:30 p.m. in the McGann Conference Center on the Long Island Campus. This event is free and open to the public. There will be light refreshments.
• This is an event not to be missed! Come hear Sapphire read from her work and come support City Tech students and faculty who will read from their work.
• Watch the 2011 SGA candidates debate on the Long Island Campus.
• is looking for students interested in law--and so are some of our successful alumni in the legal field. Come to tonight's networking event from 6 to 8:30 in the Student Center Penthouse and get the inside track on the world of law. Register via the
• Martial Arts Club is raising money to help the people in Japan by screening the karate film "Kuro Obi." Refreshments will be served, and donations will go to the Red Cross. Come to the TV Room in the Student Center tonight, from 5 to 7 p.m.
• is hosting Grange head farmer Ben Flanner, who will discuss urban agriculture, how to be a rooftop farmer, and the possibilities for business in New York's green economy. Head to the Bedford Lounge in the Student Center, from 12:30 to 2 p.m. today.
• Spring break has come to an end. Did anyone do anything fun and/or interesting?
• Solidarity Forever: The Union Makes Us Strong"
• Russian National Ballet Theatre Performs Swan Lake At Brooklyn Center
• Brooklyn Public Library Re-Opens Fort Hamilton Branch
• SJC to Host Expert Lecture on Health Care Reform
• Attention graduating seniors: the deadline for applying for June 2011 graduation has passed. If you have the credits to graduate, you must go immediately to the Registrar's Office to apply!
• invites you to celebrate the first really beautiful day in a long time by coming out to the tennis courts at 4 p.m. to cheer on the men's team as they take on Baruch College.
• Happy St. Patrick's Day everyone!
• Registration is now open for this year's Walkathon/5K Run to benefit the Alumni Association and the Rose Brucia Educational Foundation.
• wishes everyone a Happy St. Patrick's Day. Enjoy being Irish today.
• HES Hosts Party To Celebrate Purim
• Anecdote
• YESTERDAY & TODAY
• Motoroists Cautioned On Drowsy Driving As Daylight Savings Begins
• The Active Consumer
• Son Of East 89th Street Resident Completes His Air Force Basic Training
• Article
• Smilin’ Irish Eyes
• Photos
• Sebago Kayaker Offers Safety Tips For Cold-Water Boating
• Women’s Endeavors An Integral Part Of State & U.S. History
• FROM THE MAYOR’’SS DESSK......
• Soaring Gas Prices Due Mostly To Oil Companies’ Greed
• My Two UFOs In The New Mexico Sky
• Lady Blazers End Lady Vikings’ Championship Dream— Again
• Glenwood Senior Center Members Stage Protest Rally
• Work On Eastbound Belt Parkway Will Force Roadway Closure
• It All Adds Up for MQH Bee Participants
• Man Arrested For Attempted Murder Seven Years Ago
• Feds Charge Kruger, Seven Others With Corruption
• Thanks For The Memory
• Warning To Parking Motorists
• What's Your Opinion?
• KRUGER CHARGED WITH BRIBERY
• By popular demand, we’ve just added on-stage cushions for COMEDY OF ERRORS! Snag one today (they are very comfy, we promise) and get up close and personal with Propeller. Call 718.636.4100
• The Comedy of Errors opens tomorrow, the first of three consecutive Shakespeare plays at BAM. To celebrate this spring of Shakespeare, what’s your favorite Shakespeare quote? Remember, brevity is the soul of wit!
• Opening at BAM Rose Cinemas this Friday! Academy Award-nominated French drama OF GODS AND MEN. “A moving, humane drama.”—The New York Times
• Highlights from our Gala with Geoffrey Rush! Lots of photos from this unforgettable night:
• Today is the last day of classes before spring break. Have fun and be safe!
• Tonight, BAMcinématek screens the candy-colored and sigh-inducing The Umbrellas of Cherbourg. (We must confess that this film leaves us a blubbering mess)
• is wondering if the ins and outs of fraternities and sororities is all Greek to you. If you'd like to learn more about Greek life, come to tonight's social event, from 7:30 to 9:30 in the Maroney-Leddy Lounge of the Student Center.
• South Shore Boys Ousted In PSAL Quarterfinals
• Lady Vikings Headed To PSAL Hoops Garden Party
• The Active Consumer
• Crash At Old Mill Basin Corner
• Anecdote
• Bad Meeting On Remsen Ave.
• Top Notch Poetry Highlight Of HES Contest
• Councilman Jumaane Williams: “Public Service Is In My Bones”
• Guest Collumn State Senator John Sampson
• Lawmaker Becomes Reader For A Day
• This Week’’ s Attiitude
• View From The Middle
• Astronaut’s Visit With Students Is Out-Of-This-World
• Local Libraries Celebrate Women’s History Month
• School Council Hears of "Social Media" Dangers, Advantages
• Civic V.P.: Skate Park Construction To Start In May For Skateboarders
• Jewish Seniors Agency Blasts Center Closings
• Glenwood Senior Center Among Those Slated To Close
• DWI CRASH AT E. 105/AVENUE J
• DOE Decides Not To Place Elementary School In I.S. 278 Building
• Barron Leads Victory Party For P.S. 114
• Police Investigate Two Separate Shootings In Area
• Dilemma On E. 88th Street
• More Praise For Maisel
• What's Your Opinion?
• BODEGA THIEVES FLEE WITH $5Gs
• Gogol on your mind? Want to read the original DIARY OF A MADMAN? Download a free e-book of Gogol’s short stories from the Internet Archive! You’re welcome.
• has made it to the Final Four in ESPN's McDonald and Tierney's Campus Madness Challenge by defeating NYU. If we beat Marist today, we enter the final and have a shot at hosting ESPN on campus. Text "Madness" to 442-02 today!
• reminds graduate students that March 10 is the deadline to apply for scholarships for the 2011-12 academic year. Get more info at the Scholarships Office website,
• Don't miss this benefit concert featuring world-renowned Irish Tenor Anthony Kearns on the Long Island Campus. Limited space is available. Reserve your tickets today.
• Help us; we just fell down the rabbit hole that is Jennifer Egan's website:
• Check out the sixteenth edition of the SJC Insider. Your feedback is always welcome. Enjoy!
• kicks off its 22nd Biannual International Electroacoustic Music Festival tonight at 7. The festival runs through Thursday evening. For more information, check out the Conservatory of Music website at
• Music Is Life
• Brooklyn Public Library Launches Third Annual Support Our Shelves Fundraising Drive
• Scholarships are available for the 2011 spring semester. You may apply for all scholarships with one application by visiting:www.citytech.cuny.edu click “Enrollment” and then “Scholarships and Residency.” Questions? Go to NG-09, c
• The new psych lab means state-of-the-art psych research can now be done on campus. Kudos to Professor Jean Kubeck and everyone else involved in this exciting addition to teaching and researching at City Tech.
• Today at the Long Island Campus of St. Joseph's College.
• We're getting closer! We're up against NYU this time. Don't forget to vote for BC by texting the word “Madness” to 442-02. Be sure to vote early and often to help BC punch its ticket to the FINAL FOUR!
• Brooklyn Center Presents 'Beauty and The Beast'
• took a step closer to having ESPN on campus by defeating Hofstra on the McDonald and Tierney show's Campus Madness Challenge. We take on Yale today, so text "Madness" to 442-02 and help us advance to the next round.
• Anecdote
• KNULIFE Team National Champs At “Black History Month Classics”
• NMS Helps Fight Foreclosure Woes
• The Active Consumer
• HES Team Hosts East Coast Prep Invitational Showcase
• Students Celebrate Shirley Chisholm Remembrance
• South Island Medical Associates: Top Care And Compassion
• Abe Stark Seniors & PS 119 Kids Have A Get-Together
• Chancellor Black Booed (Again) At DOE’s Ed Policy (PEP) Meeting
• Councilman Blasts Public Advocate On “Taking Credit” For P.S. 114 Save
• P.S. 114 Save Is “Victory For Students And Parents,” Says Senator Sampson
• Barron’s Announcement On School’s Steps Makes It “Official,” Though De Blasio Called It Monday Night
• Fresh Creek Bridge On Belt To Be Replaced Tonight
• Voodoo Ceremony Led To Fatal Fire: Marshals
• Fillmore Avenue L Helps Celebrate Real Estates 51st Anniversary
• Borough Flag At Half Staff In Tribute To “The Duke”
• Council Members, Associates Praise Decision On Keeping School Open
• P.S. 114 To Be Removed From D.O.E.’s Closing List
• What's Your Opinion?
• P.S.114 GETS LAST MINUTE REPRIEVE
• BAM is hiring! Apply to be a part-time Membership Representative here:
• is hosting Brooklyn Language Day on Thursday, March 3, 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m., in the library's Woody Tanger Auditorium. The symposium celebrates the linguistic diversity of both Brooklyn and Brooklyn College. Contact the Department of Modern Languages an
• The BAMart Auction previews begin today! You can buy work before it goes on the auction block & support BAM at the same time.
• poses this question: What does Steven Spielberg learn from television? If you'd like to find out, come to today's lecture in the Tanger Auditorium, in the library, from 2:15 to 3:30.
• Children's Picture Book Art Exhibition Opens in Brooklyn Gallery
• Only a handful of tickets left on this Tuesday and Thursday to see The Nightingale & Other Short Fables. If you love Stravinsky, or if you need your Robert Lepage fix before the next Ring at the Met, get them before they fly away!
• Teens in grades 6-12 have the opportunity to apply to become an Authors Unlimited volunteer at the event on April 30. Each teen selected will earn seven hours of community service credit. See the link attached for more information and spread the word to
• New Acting School In Brooklyn Opens Master Class
• Hey seniors! We are putting together a digital yearbook and need your photos. Click on the link below for instructions on how to be included. The deadline is March 25, 2011.
• More pool party pictures! We are lovin’ the Canadian Opera Company’s behind-the-scenes blog for Nightingale
• VIDEO: NYS Governor Andrew M. Cuomo Talks Budget at SJC
• vs. Yale? ESPN on campus? Sound impossible? Not if you text "Madness" to 442-02 today! The McDonald and Tierney show on ESPN is running a Campus Madness Challenge. Get the info at and vote today!
• David Feheley (COC Technical Director) blogs about setting the stage for NIGHTINGALE, including filling the orchestra pit with water. Stay tuned for more production updates and photos!
• Machines
• Ain’t I A Woman: Women of Color Speak On Activism
• Opera on Tap
• Le Train Bleu: Stravinsky’s Histoire Du Soldat
• Aaron Dworkin: Metamorphosis
• Bindlestiff Open Stage Variety Show
• Boys’ Night: An All-Male Cirquelesque Revue
• Get Funny: Comedy’s A-List Does Dumbo
• Beautiful Burnout by Bryony Lavery
• Henry's Wife and Eichmann in Jerusalem
• Dances Patrelle presents the World Premiere of Gilbert and Sullivan, The Ballet!
• Henry's Wife
• Robert Lepage discusses his radical idea to flood the orchestra pit with 20,000 (yes, you read that correctly) gallons of water for THE NIGHTINGALE AND OTHER SHORT FABLES. It opens at BAM this Tuesday!
• W.O.R.D. UP! Celebrates Women's History Month!
• Exhibition - Patty Chang
• Anecdote
• “Being Happy Is My Formula,” Says 100-Year-Old
• Courier Reporter Remembers CHS Holocaust Program
• Neighborhood News
• The Bottom Line On What’s Going On In Wisconsin
• FROM THE MAYOR'S DESK
• MQH Brags About Its Seven Stars
• Public Workers’ Pensions Cut Into State Budget Pies
• Budget Time! This Is Where Representatives Count
• Students Portray Legacy Of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Woman Finds Pet After Flatbush Fire
• UFT Rep Believes Fate Of P.S. 114 Is “Done Deal”
• Dozens Attend Meeting On Development Near Four Sparrows Marsh
• South Shore Hoopsters Look To Playoffs After Solid Campaigns
• Second Graders Put On Gala Show For Black History Month
• Police Brass Praise Precinct Council For Its Services To Local Residents
• Two Local Soldiers Graduate From Army Basic Training
• Bus Driver Attacked By Man Who Says Vehicle Left Without Him
• One Dead In Foster Avenue Crash
• What's Your Opinion?
• FIREFIGHTER SAVES DISABLED WOMAN
• Pull our strings! Michael Curry, the puppeteer of THE NIGHTINGALE AND OTHER SHORT FABLES, is also behind THE LION KING, Julie Taymor’s THE MAGIC FLUTE, the opening ceremonies at the 2002 Olympics, and more.
• Go behind the scenes of THE NIGHTINGALE AND OTHER SHORT FABLES, Robert Lepage’s aquatic opera masterpiece. Stravinsky, puppets, and 20,000 gallons of water – what more could you want? Tickets are flying out the door for this one –only a
• is running a blood drive today, Wednesday and Thurday, noon to 6 p.m. each day. Look for the mobile unit on Campus Road and Hillel Place, and donate a pint!
• congratulates the men's and women's basketball teams as they advance to the semifinals. The women take on Lehman College tonight at 8 at City College; the men challenge Staten Island tomorrow evening at 6, also at City College. If the teams win
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Presents Chat Room at BRIC Rotunda Gallery
• The Golden Eagles men's basketball team will take on the Mount Saint Vincent Dolphins this Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. for the quarterfinals. It's free admission to root your team on. Go Eagles!
• is closed on Monday in honor of Presidents Day. Enjoy the long weekend!
• basketball enters the quarterfinals this weekend. The #2 women take on #7 Staten Island on Saturday, and the #4 men challenge #5 York on Sunday. Both games start at 1 p.m. in the West Quad Center. The winners take a step closer to the CUNYAC championship
• Act-Out: Twelve Angry Men
• gets a little exotic today when it offers free belly dancing lessons in 203 Roosevelt Hall Extension from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Lessons will be held every Thurday at this time and location through May 5.
• has lots of academic deadlines today. Check the calendar on the homepage of the college website to make sure you don't miss them!
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• YESTERDAY & TODAY
• Teacher Strives To Continue Holocaust
• Seniors Treated To Chinese New Year Performance
• JCCC Reaching Out To Help Homeowners Facing Foreclosure
• Bklyn REALTOR® Paul Schwartz Appointed NYSAR Metropolitan Region Vice President
• President Playing Cards Right On Egypt— So Far
• Senator Sampson’s Musings On Black History
• Who Really Loses If Walmart Is Banned In Brooklyn?
• FROM THE MAYOR’S DESK...
• Misguided Criticism Ruffles My Professional Feathers
• ...And Abe Stark Senior Center Joins The Lovefest
• Love In The Air All Over Brooklyn For Valentine’s Day...
• P.S. 115 Shares Love, Fun & R-E-S-P-E-C-T For Valentine’s Day
• I.S. 68 Parents Warned Of Gang Activity Here
• No Garbage Or Recycling Collections On President’s Day
• MQH Students Awarded Scholarships
• COURIER CLOSED PRESIDENT’S DAY, FEB. 21st
• Author Talks With Local Students About Dealing With Bullies
• Arrest Suspect In Fatal Stabbing Of Super Collecting Rent
• Cops In Unmarked Car Nab Four On Weapons Charge
• Slim Chance P.S.114 Will Be Saved From DOE Chopping Block
• What's Your Opinion?
• MAN WOUNDED IN DRIVE-BY SHOOTING
• The SGA will be holding talent show auditions on the L.I. Campus tomorrow and Friday in the auditorium. Sign up on the bulletin board outside N308 to audition. The show will be on Friday, March 4. Good luck!
• welcomes our newest graduate students to tonight's open house, from 5 to 6:30 in the Student Center. We hope you find it informative and helpful. Enjoy!
• The Academic Center on the Brooklyn Campus offers an array of writing workshops for students. Contact Janine Latham for more information, jlatham@sjcny.edu or 718.940.5859.
• Act-Out: Twelve Angry Men
• The Clare Rose Playhouse on the Long Island Campus of St. Joseph's College has a full schedule of productions every semester. The upcoming production of "Vanities" begins on February 25. Call the box office at 631.654.0199 for more informa
• Four Free Events at City Tech Next Week Two events to celebrate Black History Month, plus two lectures -- one on the atomic bomb and one on why there are so few women in top positions in sciences. Try to catch one or more of them. For descriptions of the
• Commencement is only a few months away. Attend one of today's Graduation Ceremony Workshops, at 12:30 or 6, in the Penthouse of the Student Center, to find out exactly how Commencement works. Confirm your attendance by e-mailing commencement@brookly
• Brooklyn Children's Museum Black History Month Updates!
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Presents An Evening with Stephen Rosenberg at BRIC Rotunda Gallery
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Presents Water Water Every Where at BRIC Rotunda Gallery
• Happy Valentine's Day to the entire SJC community. Enjoy your day.
• If you are an alum of St. Joseph's College, don't forget to like St. Joseph's College Alumni so you can stay up-to-date on information about your alma mater.
• Check out the timely research being done at City Tech on deflecting asteroids. Our physics professors and students reach for the stars!
• Did you see the New York Times preview of Sí Cuba! Festival? It’s exciting that many Cuban artists are coming to New York for the first time!
• is closed on Friday in honor of our 16th president, Abraham Lincoln. Note that there are no classes on Saturday, too. Enjoy the long weekend!
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• Holy Family Church Celebrates 130th Anniversary
• CHS Hoopsters Help P.S. 115 Spotlight Healthy Heart Awareness
• Accidental Meeting At The Corner
• Mayor “Disrespects” Parents
• Tethering Ban Supporter
• Disgruntled Subscriber
• Bagel Story Has Holes
• Blood Drive Chair Earns Scholarship
• During P.S. 115 Visit, Sampson Calls DOE School Closing Plan “Flawed”
• HES Performers In Super Music Recital Before Big Grid Game
• FROM THE MAYOR’SS DESSK...
• Canarsie Deserves Better!
• Unfair To Lump P.S. 114 In With Other Failing Schools
• Walmart Situation: A Dilemma, But, Oh, Those Bargains!
• “Firsts” Highlight Black History Collection
• Local Libraries Feature Diverse Black History Selections
• Distracted Violations Add Points To Driver’s License
• Councilman Blasts Dept. Of Ed At Mill Basin Civic Meeting
• Students Get Lesson In Ecology Through Botanical Gardens Program
• Condo Owners Charge Developers Ignoring Crucial Repairs
• Man Knifed To Death Trying To Collect Rent
• What's Your Opinion?
• ARSON CHARGE IN EAST 94th ST. FIRE
• reminds undergraduate students that today is the last day to file a pass/fail elective application. The pass/fail option allows you to explore courses that will challenge you or that you're simply interested in without worrying that, if you do poorl
• Exhibition - Erik Bünger
• Join us for ¡Sí Cuba!, a New York celebration of Cuban arts and culture. Music, Film, Dance, y mucho más! For the complete line-up of festival events, visit
• hosts the final basketball doubleheader of the season tonight, against York College. The women's game starts at 5 p.m.; the men tip-off at 7:30. Come out and support the Bulldogs at this free event.
• SJC Announces Spring Program for Children on the L.I. Campus
• offers plenty of opportunities for you to do some volunteer work (and to receive a service honors notation on your college transcript). For more information, contact the SERVA program:
• Looking for a rewarding internship at BAM? Check out opportunities & apply here: (Spring) & (Summer)
• We're hiring a Custodial Supervisor. Apply here & spread the word:
• Brooklyn Center Presents The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
• will be watching the Super Bowl on Sunday. We're leaning toward Green Bay. How about you?
• is sponsoring a program for parents of children with autism that runs from February through May. For more information and to register, contact Assistant Professor Susan Longtin at slongtin@brooklyn.cuny.edu.
• Black History Jeopardy! Answer: How is Brooklyn College kicking off Black History Month? Come to tonight's club event in the Student Center, from 6 to 10 p.m.
• BAMcinématek returns tomorrow with a festival celebrating emerging black filmmakers. Today's NY Daily News features a profile of the Brooklyn filmmakers in the series. Check it out!
• reminds you that today is the last day to add a course online to your Spring 2011 semester. Note: This does not apply to first- and second-semester freshmen, and to new first-semester transfer undergraduate students.
• The Office of Career Development, Wellness and Disability Services has a list of jobs, internships and volunteer opportunities that they update every week. If you are looking for an opportunity, give them a call at 718.940.5853 (Brooklyn) or 631.687.1245
• Floppy-Eared Critter Overshadows Groundhog
• Anecdote
• Warning To Property Owners
• Rep. Towns Issues Statement On Protests In The Middle East
• FROM THE MAYOR’SS DESSK...
• Lou’s Controversial Pen Pal
• Kruger Revives Bill To Legislate—Duh—Common Sense
• Bagels: A Basic N.Y. Staple—With A “Schmear”
• Bayview Tenant Says Ceiling Leaks Cause Children’s Asthma
• Can’t Get To The Mountains? Don’t Worry, The Mountains Are Here
• Mayor Rips Teacher Seniority In Speech To Local Parishioners
• Maisel Warns About High-Interest Tax Refund Anticipation Loans
• MQH Students Are Winners In Junior High Math Bee
• Residents, Pols Challenge DOE Plans To Phase Out PS 114
• Angry Neighborly Advice
• ‘Inspirational’ Visit Acknowledged
• What's Your Opinion
• NUN’S SEX ASSAULT STORY A HOAX
• The Financial Aid Seminar that was scheduled for tonight at St. Joseph's College has been RESCHEDULED for Monday, March 7, 2011 at 6:30 p.m. For more information or to RSVP, call 631.632.6586 or e-mail faseminar@sjcny.edu.
• wishes everyone a happy Groundhog Day. Punxsutawney Phil didn't see his shadow, which means we're in for an early spring. OK, we know it's complete balderdash, but with New York weather behaving like Minnesota's, we'll take any s
• provides free rapid HIV testing every Tuesday, 11 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Head to the Health Clinic, 114 Roosevelt Hall, to find out your status.
• There will be free depression screenings by the Office of Career Development, Wellness and Disability Services for students on the Brooklyn Campus today in Tuohy Hall during common hour and at 5 p.m. The purpose of the screening is to help identify the s
• Cold Weather, one of the highlights of BAMcinemaFEST 2010, opens in NY this Friday. The most riveting, suspenseful family drama/comedy cum Sherlock Holmes-esque mystery in recent memory (or maybe ever). Support this incredible film by seeing it this week
• The Office of Alumni Relations at St. Joseph's College is pleased to offer the Alumni Mentoring Program which connects current students with alumni who work in their area of interest. If you are interested, you can contact the Alumni Office in Brook
• This is an important consideration to discuss with your dentist. Also, all students majoring in the health professions will receive oral cancer awareness training. Thank you, City Tech SENCER team!
• Bulldog men take their last laps in the West Quad Center pool this season when they host Old Westbury at noon on Saturday. Come support the guys at this free event.
• NY1 selects the BAMkids Film Fest as a “Where To Go” pick! Marcel the Shell also makes an appearance:
• welcomes everyone back for the spring semester (although it's hardly spring-like outside, is it?). We wish you a very successful and fulfilling term.
• Daisuke Mishima: My Style is Me
• Exhibition: Convergence
• Exhibition: Flatscreen
• Brooklyn Center Presents Soh Daiko
• Exhibition: Any Sufficiently Advanced Technology is Indistinguishable From Magic
• Exhibition - Information Economy
• Elisabeth Munro Smith, Solo Show and Impermanent Fixtures
• Exhibition - Patrick Jacobs
• Snow update: tonight's performancess of John Gabriel Borkman and Eat, Drink & Be Literary (Elizabeth Strout) are on and BAM Rose Cinemas are open! Check out our snow policy:
• is closed today due to weather conditions. All events are canceled. Build a snowman. Make snow angels. Go sledding in a park. Have a snowball fight. Then go home, get warm, and prepare for classes to start tomorrow.
• THE COLLEGE IS CLOSED. Everything scheduled for today will be rescheduled. More details to follow.
• St. Joseph's College Brooklyn and Long Island campuses will be closed today, Thursday, January 27, 2011 due to inclement weather.
• Exhibition - Amelia Saul
• Exhibition - Chelsea Knight
• Exhibition - Jason Bard Yarmosky: Elder Kinder
• We won't know until around 6 or 7 a.m. whether the college will be open or closed. Check City Tech's homepage - www.citytech.cuny.edu - at that time to see. If the college is open, new student orientation will take place.
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• Daily News Golden Gloves — A Local Knockout!
• Students Have Everything That’s Fit To Read
• Black History Month Has Special Significance For New York: Maisel
• HES Karate Students Perform At Promotion Ceremony
• Sampson To GOP: Keep Non-Partisan Redistricting Promise
• Public’s Wishes Triumph Opposition To Walmart
• Obama Starting To Sound Presidential Again
• Last Week’s Big Mob Roundup Included A Few From Local Area
• A Blizzard Of Issues Discussed At C.B. 18 Meeting
• Precinct C.O. Tells Council Crime’s Down 40%
• Quake Survivors Start Anew At Isaac Bildersee I.S. 68
• FDNY Urges New Yorkers To Keep Safe While Staying Warm
• City Councilman Applauds Mayor’s Position On Guns
• Dedicated Local Girl Scouts Earn Special Awards
• Mourn Passing Of Former District 18 School Superintendent Dr. Harvey Garner
• Detectives Looking For 28-Year-Old “Cold Case” Evidence
• Mill Basin Couple Charged In Gun Roundup
• Pols Outraged At DOE Plan For I.S. 278
• What's Your Opinion?
• COPS SEARCH FOR LOCAL RAPIST
• welcomes all our entering undergraduate students to today's (rather snowy) orientation. Have a great--and informative day--and make sure you tell your new college friends to friend us here and to follow us on Twitter at BklynCollege411.
• On February 3, 2011, St. Joseph's College will participate in CollegeWeekLive Transfer Day, an online event for students interested in transferring to a four-year institution.
• Bulldogs host a basketball doubleheader against CUNYAC rival John Jay College on Wednesday. The women tip off at 5 p.m.; the men start at 7:30. Come support your Bulldogs at this free event in the West Quad Center.
• BAM is hiring a full-time Fiscal Manager. Apply here!
• Congratulations to THE DIARY OF A MADMAN's Geoffrey Rush, who received an Oscar nomination this morning in the category of Best Actor in a Supporting Role for THE KING'S SPEECH! Who were your favorite Oscar nominations?
• Get tickets now for our 13-film tribute to Hollywood icon Susan Sarandon. Sarandon appears on our BAM Opera House stage for an in-depth conversation about her career on Sun, Feb 13 following four screenings of seminal Sarandon works. Tickets are going fa
• Did you hear the segment on BAM’s theater season on NPR this morning? (We love the part where Geoffrey Rush describes finding inspiration from Daffy Duck.)
• wishes you luck on today's finals as the winter intersession comes to a conclusion. The spring semester will be here before you know it (this Friday, actually), so enjoy the mini-break this week.
• Dream Eaters, Lullabies, Bedtime Storys And More All Come Alive In Night Journeys!
• students and alumni are heading to the release party of the fifth volume of Electric Literature, founded and edited by two of our own M.F.A. alumni. Join us at this free event on Friday, 7 to 9:30 p.m., at Housing Works Bookstore Cafe, 126 Crosby Street,
• Congressman Tim Bishop is hosting a Financial Aid Fair at St. Joseph's College on Wednesday, February 2 at 6:30 p.m.
• The second Rubik's Cube competition was on the Long Island Campus this past weekend with world record holder and SJC student, Rowe Hessler, as the host.
• Anecdote
• Pet Of The Week
• Thankful We’re In His Corner
• FROM THE MAYOR’SS DESSK...
• Political Discourse Should Be Lively — Not Mean-Spirited
• NRA: Aiming America Towards A Mindset Of Violence
• N.Y. BLOOD CENTER HOLDS DRIVE AT 69TH PCT.
• Laughed So Hard, He Cried
• Library’s Program Helps Entrepreneur Go Into Business
• Parishioners Attend Haiti Quake Anniversary Service
• Bildersee Curriculum Supports Diverse Student Population
• Ed. Dept. Changes Hearing On P.S. 114 Closing To Friday, January 28th
• National Group Joins Search For Missing Boy Last Seen A Year Ago
• Pols Play Snow-Blame Game At Civic Association Meeting
• What's Your Opinion?
• BURGLARIES MAR HOLIDAY WEEKEND
• Why was Geoffrey Rush wearing that dapper hat to the Golden Globes? Because his head was shaved for his role in Diary of a Madman!
• is ready to help you build your résumé, sharpen your interviewing skills, and launch a productive job search. Register for today's Magner Center workshop at 12:30 in 1309 James Hall via the "Career" tab on the WebCentral port
• Brightest Star Awards
• is closed on Monday, in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King's birthday. Enjoy the long weekend!
• Our 25th Annual Martin Luther King Tribute is a Time Out New York Critic’s pick! It’s also the city’s largest celebration, and will feature Walter Mosley, The Persuasions, live music, visual art, and a free film screening. Stop on by th
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• Photo
• Neighborhood News
• Pet Of The Week
• Brooklyn Tops Contributions To 2011 Citywide Mulchfest
• “Birdman” Of Lenox Road: A Bother To Some, But Not Everyone
• Op--Ed
• FROM THE MAYOR’SS DESSK...
• Lobster Prices Slashed In Wake Of 2010 Blizzard
• Thiis Week’’ s Attiitude
• View From The Middle
• Borough Hall Ceremony Commemorates Haiti Earthquake
• Dr. King’s Legacy Continues To Inspire: Assemblyman Maisel
• Local Legislators Remember Dr. King’s Birthday
• Bklyn. Congresswoman Recognizes Anniversary Of Haiti Earthquake
• Sen. Gillibrand Urges Measures To Unite Haitians With U.S. Families
• Ed Council, Parents, Teachers Prep For P.S. 114 Showdown
• ALL-HANDS BATTLE BLAZE ON EAST 84TH STREET
• Courier Closed January 17th
• CORRECTION
• What's Your Opinion?
• THREE ARRESTED ON GUN CHARGES
• The College is open for business Wednesday, January 12 and all classes will be held as scheduled.
• Treasure Island in Brooklyn
• The National Theatre Live: FELA! 1/13 screening is sold-out but fear not! We've added a 1/17 encore. The best news? Both nights will feature a post-screening talk w/ members of the FELA! on Broadway production
• St. Joseph's College's campuses in Brooklyn and Long Island will be closed Wednesday, January 12 due to inclement weather. Be safe and stay warm.
• St. Joseph's College will be a host during the "CollegeWeekLive Paying for College" event, taking place on January 13 with chat hours from 2 - 7 p.m. EST. To learn more, visit Collegeweeklive.com.
• basketball is back! Both the women's and men's teams battle the College of Staten Island Dolphins on Saturday in the West Quad Center. The ladies start at 12:30; the men tip off at 3. Come out to support our Bulldogs! Admission to the doublehea
• BAM is hiring a full-time Building Superintendent. Apply here!
• The College offers study abroad programs that are sometimes even open to SJC students, staff, faculty, and alumni, with the traveling professors’ approval. For instance, in the spring, ART 103 is going to Paris and Nice. For more information about
• The Village Voice describes Alan Rickman’s voice as “bitter and rich and sinister, like a malevolent cup of coffee.” We’ll drink to that! John Gabriel Borkman begins at BAM this Friday.
• Brooklyn Center Presents Seussical
• Stop ‘N’ Swaps Offer Cure For Post-Holiday Clutter
• Area Resident Graduates Army Combat Training
• Pet Of The Week
• Consumer Agency Says Supermarket Inspection Compliance At An All-Time Low
• Red Cross Warns Winter Is Often Deadly Time For Fires
• FROM THE MAYOR’SS DESSK...
• Uninvited Library Visitor
• Post-Blizzard Cleanup Was A Snow Job In Outer Boros
• Donating A Kidney: Here’s The Best Way To Do It
• Mayor Has No Defense For City’s Incompetence
• Popular Teacher Urgently Needs 2nd Kidney Donor
• Consumer Watchdog Lists Top Scams And Rip-Offs For 2010
• New Year Begins With Two Local Shootings
• NYPD CRACKING DOWN ON BIKE RULES OFFENDERS
• 2011 NEW YORK CITY ALTERNATE SIDE-OF-THE-STREET PARKING RULES
• More Local Involvement Urged At CEC 18 Meeting
• Faulty Wiring Caused Blaze That Killed Boy: FDNY
• “Inaccurate” Bayview Information
• What's Your Opinion?
• 8-YR-OLD DIES IN MILL BASIN FIRE
• is closing the Library Cafe for a few days for maintenance and upgrades. The cafe will be closed from 11:45 a.m. on Wednesday through Friday. It reopens on Saturday at 10 a.m.
• We hope everyone is having a great 2011 so far. What resolutions did you make for this year?
• At the CUNY-IT conference, City Tech faculty members from several disciplines shared how they use technology in their courses. See who presented what here.
• wishes everyone a very happy 2011!
• How can we help individuals with diabetes who face barriers to effective treatment. City Tech Nursing Professor Kathleen Falk has tested a strategy with proven results.
• Dreams Come Alive As Museum Celebrates The Life Of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Night Journeys Exhibit...
• 2010: Some Good Memories; But Some Bad Too!
• Inspirational ‘Survivor’ Tree Planted At 9/11 Memorial
• MQH Ceremony Brightens Up The Neighborhood
• Random, Rambling Thoughts Of The Past Year
• Anecdote
• Canarsie Before, During & After The Blizzard Of 2010
• Subway & Bus Fare Increases Are Now In Effect
• Slow Snow Removal Response Leaves Local Streets Hard To Travel
• City Reports All-Time Low Death And Infant-Mortality Rates
• Health Dept. Alerts Parents About Secondhand Smoke Dangers
• Marine Park Resident Seeks Kidney Donor
• Controversial Poetry Book Used At P.S. 279 To Be Edited
• Blizzard — And Aftermath — Hits Canarsiens Hard
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• BLIZZARD BLAST IMMOBILIZES US
• FROM THE MAYOR’S DESK...
• Congrats to the legendary Alicia Alonso, who has won Cuba’s top teaching prize! Ballet Nacional de Cuba will be here in June.
• is -- believe it or not -- open today, Tuesday, Dec. 28. So, how do you feel about that?
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Presents A Strange Alchemy at BRIC Rotunda Gallery
• We hope everyone is staying safe and warm in this storm.
• Tonight's performance of The Nutcracker will go on as scheduled. See the ABT snow policy for more details:
• Break out your snowshoes! BAM Rose Cinemas are open for business today (Dec 27). Now playing: Black Swan, True Grit, The King's Speech, The Fighter.
• is closed through Monday, Dec. 27. We reopen on Tuesday, Dec. 28.
• Patch.com's coverage of the men's and women's basketball teams on the Long Island Campus.
• We would like to wish you, your family and your friends a happy and healthy holiday season!
• wishes everyone a very merry Christmas!
• The Night “Santa Claus” Gave Me His Blessing
• It’s !@%$#%@ Nuts To Make Crash Victims Pay For Rescue
• Community Council Brings Holiday Cheer To Seniors
• P.S. 115 Concert Was Warm Treat For Winter’s Day
• New Museum Shows One Culture’s Infuence On U.S. History
• Very Special Christmas Greetings
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• Health Department Provides Cribs To Low-Income Families
• Dictionary Publisher Lists Top Words Of The Decade
• BPL Offers Educators Special Library Cards
• Humane Agency Offers Winter Weather Tips For Pets
• Beep Gives Toys To Tots
• CHS Holocaust Program Phased Out After 25 Years
• It’s Party Time For Mill Basin Civic Association
• I.S. 68 Students Make An Impact With Families At Flatlands Shelter
• City Sanitation Services Will Be Suspended On Christmas Day
• P.S. 244 Students Collect Pajamas For Program For Needy Children
• Police Release Surveillance Photo Of April Robbery Suspect
• Dem Club’s Toy Drive Tops 30,000 For Last 10 Years
• Controversy Surrounds New Bayview Community Center
• Healthcare Too Costly
• Grateful Residents
• The Man Knows His B.S.
• Misconceptions Corrected
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• FROM THE MAYOR’S DESK...
• Mark your calendars! On Jan 2, Ohad Naharin will be offering a free open Gaga class and lecture. Gaga is the revolutionary movement language developed by Naharin, who was last here in 2009 with MAX. Details here:
• The SJC Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies Receives Full Accreditation from the National Recreation and Parks Association (NRPA)
• Treat yourself this holiday season to the World Premiere of American Ballet Theatre's THE NUTCRACKER. Tickets start at $15
• finals are over. We hope you did exceedingly well. Enjoy the break!!
• Brooklyn Public Library Offers Special Library Card to Educators
• Get behind the scenes of American Ballet Theatre's THE NUTCRACKER with these fascinating videos featuring the creative team and members of the cast.
• Finals are almost over. Do you have any big plans for your winter break?
• Neo-nomads: What travels with you?
• Fintan O'Toole highlighted JOHN GABRIEL BORKMAN as one of the Top 10 cultural events of 2010 in The Irish Times. It kicks off our 2011 season!
• “Guess what my skis are? Toenails from a man.” What’s YOUR favorite line from Marcel the Shell With Shoes On? (Marcel is part of the BAMkids Film Fest, along with some of the best in children’s cinema from around the world.)
• is helping you out with the CUNY tuition increase by setting up a Supplemental Tuition Assistance Fund. Read more about it at
• Give the gift of BAM! BAMcash gift certificates and gift memberships are perfect for the Shakespeare, popcorn, Hitchcock, dance, opera, indie rock, Ibsen, literature, tote bag, martini, avant-garde lover on your list.
• BAM is hiring a Facilities Coordinator! Apply here:
• BAM is hiring! Want to be our next Videography & Media Production Manager? Apply online here:
• New music vanguards Cornelius Dufallo and Corey Dargel bring their iconoclastic sounds to BAMcafé Live this Friday. ‘Twill be playful, and sublime at the same time – come join us!
• A humorous article about preparing your home for the holidays by our own Eileen White Jahn, chair of the business administration department.
• Congratulations, Professor Gold! City Tech students are the real winners here.
• wishes everyone the best of luck (not that you'll need it, RIGHT?) on their final exams.
• Obama Takes A Few Lessons From A “B.S.” Master
• East 94th Street Neighbors Help Light Santa’s Way
• Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Opens Senior Center At Bayview
• You Don’t Have To Be Jewish To Enjoy New History Museum
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• Modern Jet Replaces Reindeer As Santa’s Mode of Transportation This Year
• Fillmore L Real Estate Hosts A Heckuva Family Christmas Party
• Most Popular Baby Names — Sophia & Aiden — Hold Top Spot for 2010
• MTA Bridges and Tunnels Gears Up For Winter
• BP Hosts Holiday Extravaganza For Thousands Of Youngsters
• Precinct Council Holiday Party: A Happy Time For All!
• Barron Says He’s Against Walmart Store At Gateway
• Democratic Process Learned As IS 211 Students Hold Elections
• Misuse Of Body Scan Images Should Be Crime: Schumer
• THIS SANTA‘S LEAVIN’ ON A JET PLANE
• What's Your Opinion
• “An Attempt To Stir Our Souls”
• Give More, Waste Less This Holiday Season
• Alone, Homeless, Sleeping On The Street: Happy Holidays
• COPS SAVE WOMAN SHOT IN THE FACE
• FROM THE MAYOR’S DESK...
• St. Joseph's College wishes you and your family a very Merry Christmas.
• “Essential…A Must See” declare AndrewAndrew about THE HARD NUT. Best availability Wednesday and Thursday night.
• Take A Trip Around The World During Museum’s Annual Winter Break - Festival Of Lights!
• W.O.R.D. Up! Celebrates Christmas And Inuit Hertage With Santa Christina And Her Sled Dogs
• You are invited to chat with international admissions representatives from St. Joseph's College at CollegeWeekLive International Day, today from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. EST.
• hopes you take advantage of Reading Day today to prepare for finals. To help you out, the library will be open from 8 a.m. to midnight today, Wednesday and Thursday.
• “The funniest NUTCRACKER and among the most touching, THE HARD NUT is always a big audience hit.” Read The New York Times review:
• The Callahan Library on the L.I. Campus will be open late this week for final exams: Monday - Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 10 p.m.
• undergraduate classes end today. Did you have a good semester?
• Meet St. Joseph's College online at CollegeWeekLive International Day on December 14th from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. EST. Non-U.S. students can visit our virtual booth to chat live with St. Joseph's College international admissions reps about topics su
• BRIC Announces “Best Of Brooklyn Independent Television Week,” 12/27 - 12/31
• Rats, robots, alcohol-imbued adults, and gender-bending snowflakes – THE HARD NUT has all the makings of a holiday classic. Opening tonight!
• Hear Mark Morris tell you everything you always wanted to know about THE HARD NUT in this fascinating mini documentary on the history of the piece and then come see it at BAM Dec 10—19
• The Council for the Arts on the L.I. Campus will show the final film, "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly" of their series, "Probably Not at a Theater Near You" tonight at 7 p.m. in the D'Ecclesiis Auditorium. Admission is free.
• Golden Eagle Chris Jimenez Drains 10 Three-Pointers to Set a New SJC Record
• presents Flyin' West, Pearl Cleage's story about four African American women whose lives change when the U.S. West was opened up for people ready for a new life and a serious challenge. The play starts tonight and runs through this weekend. Det
• Maybe Wikileaks Should Be Called WEAKileaks
• Grinches In Congress Must Not Steal This Christmas
• Shore’s Lady Vikings Blast Medgar Evers 74-35
• Anecdote
• Canarsie’s Christmas House Lights Santa’s Way
• Wintuk Is Perfect Winter Fun
• BP Ushers In Chanukah Festival
• Chanukah House In Mill Basin Hosts Annual Ceremony
• PET OF THE WEEK
• Scouts Display Their Good Cheer
• Bikers Make Holidays Bright For Four Seasons’ Seniors
• Gateway Remembers Pearl Harbor At Floyd Bennett
• Frustrations Abound At Crowded Ed Council Meeting
• A CHRISTMAS PRESENT TO THE COMMUNITY
• P.S. 114 Students Showcase International Tragedies And Feats
• Coat Collection For The Community
• Local OTB Bettors Watch Parlors Close Their Doors
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• ARMED” ROBBERS HIT 2 FAST FOOD EATERIES
• wants you to get into the holiday spirit with the Brooklyn College Chorale and Conservatory Chamber Choir. The free holiday concert, on Thursday at 4:30 p.m. in Gershwin Theater, will feature works by Handel, Levine, Josquin, Shaw and Victoria.
• "It's just brilliant!" Everyone loves THE HARD NUT. Check out what audience members say and then come see for yourself. THE HARD NUT is playing at BAM Howard Gilman Opera House Dec 10—19
• Tomorrow, the last Between the Lines of the season! Get your storytelling fix with New Yorker columnist James Surowiecki, Maile Chapman and a host of others as they discuss good ideas gone bad:
• is excited about our resurrected swim and dive teams. Haven't seen them yet? Then come to tonight's men's and women's competition against the College of Staten Island at 6 p.m. in the new West Quad Center pool.
• Brooklyn Center Announces Winter/Spring 2011 Season
• There's a new club on the L.I. Campus called AID and their mission is to raise awareness of people with disabilities both on and off campus. They will be holding their first meeting tomorrow, December 7 at 12:40 p.m. in Room N213. Pizza will be serv
• We hope everyone is having a Happy Hanukkah. May your home be blessed with light and love on this sixth day of the Festival of Lights.
• Brooklyn Public Library Host CNN’s John Avlon
• America First Expo A Huge Success
• The Callahan Library on the L.I. Campus has announced extended hours for final exams. They are listed on the Library's blog:
• Tonight is the 4th Annual Red Party at 6 p.m. on the L.I. Campus in the McGann Conference Center. There will be a three course dinner, dancing and chances at raffle prizes, all for $20. Proceeds will benefit Keep A Child Alive, an organization committed
• St. Joseph's College will be attending the MyWorkster Career Fair on Wednesday, December 15 at St. Francis College in Brooklyn, NY. Over 40 companies, including Aflac, Apple Inc., MetLife, NYC Teaching Fellows and Time Warner Cable, will be attendin
• hopes you're enjoying Hanukkah and wishes you a happy holiday!
• W.O.R.D. Up! Celebrates Christmas And Inuit Hertage With Santa Christina And Her Sled Dogs
• ALERT UPDATE: 2 and 5 subway service has been resumed, but expect delays.
• ALERT: There is a police investigation at the Flatbush Avenue 2 and 5 subway station, and service is suspended on those two lines throughout most of Brooklyn. If you're trying to come to campus or if you're on your way home, head to the Q train
• John Schaefer will be talking about Mikel Rouse’s GRAVITY RADIO on New Sounds on WNYC airing tonight at 11pm on 93.9 FM & online. GRAVITY RADIO runs Dec 7—11 at BAM Harvey Theater.
• Kudos to Professor Justin Vazquez-Poritz for winning this prestigious grant to further his string theory research!
• is screening Race to Nowhere, the film that ignited a national discussion about the pressures faced by American schoolchildren and teachers in the obsessive drive to success. The free event, which also includes refreshments and a panel discussion, starts
• City Tech President Russell Hotzler will address the campus community today on the state of City Tech and CUNY during these difficult economic times. Come hear what he has to say today in the Klitgord Auditorium at 1 p.m. A reception in the gym will imme
• Two of our Eat, Drink & Be Literary authors made the New York Times’ 10 Best Books of 2010: Jennifer Egan and Ann Beattie! Their books, along with tickets to our series, make perfect gifts for the bookworm in your life:
• doesn't like these odds: 1 out of 3 of us will develop arthritis. And it doesn't affect only the elderly. To find out how you can start preventing this debilitating disease NOW, come to today's Brown Bag Luncheon Series at noon in the Alum
• Today is the Optimal Resume Workshop/Career Workshop on the Brooklyn Campus. Learn to write your resume, create a cover letter and prepare for an interview all in one place. Call 718.940.5853 for information.
• The Colonial Nutcracker
• Hard Times Don’t Seem To Be Stopping Holiday Shoppers
• Students Get In Character To Help The March Of Dimes
• Six Hospitalized After Gas Leak
• TSA Inconveniences Necessary To Curb Risks Of Terrorism
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• Church Members Serve Meals To Needy For Thanksgiving
• Fire Safety Tips Discussed At Council Meeting
• MQH Students Have The Answers In Quiz Bowl
• Officer Gets November Cop Honors
• Sunrise Spreads Thanksiving Over Four Days
• Tilden Grid Star Honored By PSAL
• P.S. 268 Students Create Ornaments For Gracie Mansion Holiday Tree
• Christmas House Lighting Sunday
• Help Turn On Ave. L Holiday Lights
• P.S. 244 Students Write Stories About Their Heroes
• Missing Boy’s Mother Sues Over ‘Faulty’ Security System
• WOMAN FELLED BY SMOKE FROM AUTO SHOP BLAZE
• Congress Must Prevent Medicare Cuts: AARP
• What's Your Opinion
• Schools Ain’t What They Used To Be
• GUNMAN GRABS $10Gs FROM AMBULANCE HQ
• FROM THE MAYOR’S DESK...
• The beloved "Soul Queen of New Orleans" Irma Thomas sings "The Same Love That Made Me Laugh." Long live the Queen. Come see her on stage in RED HOT + NEW ORLEANS at BAM Dec 3 & 4.
• is singing, "Oh, the weather outside is frightful...." It's a perfect day to seek some refuge in the Student Center, where you can shoot a game of pool, practice your Wii skills, watch a little TV or pick up a snack or something hot to dri
• Take 6: We Wish You A Merry Christmas At Brooklyn Center For The Performing Arts
• Just announced! Brother Joscephus and the Love Revival Revolution will be playing BAMCafe Live this Friday…Second line funk, cute ooh-la-la girls –--what more could you want? Here they are playing to a packed house at the Brooklyn Bowl:
• presents Neshoba: The Price of Freedom at 11 a.m. in the library's Woody Tanger Auditorium. The film traces the events of the murder of three civil rights leaders in 1964 Mississippi and the justice that followed 40 years later.
• Sadly, Mardi Gras isn't until March. Luckily, we have the best of New Orleans on stage right now! Get in the mood for the Big Easy with this clip from Kermit Ruffins
• ST. EDMUND PREP COMPETES AGAINST HS OF SPORTS MANAGEMENT IN FIRST ROUND OF MSG VARSITY’S THE CHALLENGE
• Did you know GRAVITY RADIO’s Mikel Rouse began his career opening for the Talking Heads? He then went on to collaborate with artists such as Merce Cunningham and Ulysses Dove, as well as create his unique 'talk-show' opera opera—DEN
• is holding a special discussion and photographs/paintings exhibit in memory of BC freshman Jake McDonough. Stop by the library at 5 p.m. for the discussion; the reception follows at 6 p.m.
• There will be a blood drive on the Long Island Campus on Wednesday, December 1 in the McGann Conference Center from 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Free lunch with donation and free raffle entry for a $25 gift card to the SJC bookstore. Just a pint can save lives.
• is running its annual Toys for Tots campaign, in conjunction with the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves. Take advantage of Cyber Monday and buy a toy for a child who truly needs one. Donations will be accepted at 107 Roosevelt Hall through Dec. 18.
• Piano legend Dr. John shows us how it's done in this video clip. Come marvel at his abilities on stage in RED HOT + NEW ORLEANS, at BAM Dec 3 & 4.
• Wary of the Black Friday stampedes today? Have a friend or loved one who loves performing arts and film? Avoid the maddening crowds and get the perfect gift by ordering BAM gift certificates and gift memberships online!
• Chanukah Festival
• Chanukah Festival at Shorefront Y
• We hope everyone has a happy, safe and memorable Thanksgiving.
• Remember, no classes on Friday, November 26!
• wishes everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving! Enjoy the enormous meal...and the Jets game...and the four-day weekend. The college is closed Thursday through Sunday. See you Monday!
• See why they call him "Trombone" Shorty in this intensely awesome clip featuring RED HOT + NEW ORLEANS’ musical director
• Students are invited to the Optimal Resume and Career Workshop on the Brooklyn Campus on Thursday, December 2. There will be a session at 12:40 - 1:30 p.m. in Room 402 of the Library Building and another at 5 - 6 p.m. in Room 214 of Tuohy Hall. Students
• View From The Middle
• Scouts Pitch In With Food Drive
• South Shore Student Bowls Over Competition For City Title
• Trio Of P.S. 233 Fifth Graders Named Students Of Month
• This Week’s Attitude
• PET OF THE WEEK
• MISSING PERSON
• Healthy Commitments To The National Salt Reduction Initiative
• YESTERDAY & TODAY
• Community Gathers At Holy Family For Brotherhood Night
• John Wilson I.S. 211 Treats Community To A Feast
• DCA Issues Savvy Shopping Tips For Holiday Season
• Anecdote
• Police Dept. Offers Safety Advice This Holiday Season
• Drivers Warned To Avoid Handicap Parking Spaces In Holiday Season
• Keep Pets Safe During Holidays
• P.S. 115 Holds Holiday Food Drive
• LOST DOG
• BJ’s Wholesale Club Opens At New Canarsie Plaza
• JCCC Distributes Turkeys To Needy
• A BOUNTIFUL THANKSGIVING DISTRIBUTION
• Civic Group Addresses Opinions On Local Problems
• Clothing/99-Cent Glenwood Rd. Store Robbed At Gunpoint
• Help Turn On Ave. L Holiday Lights
• What's Your Opinion?
• U.S. Must Come To The Aid Of Its 9/11 Heroes
• PRINCIPAL CHARGED WITH MISCONDUCT
• FROM THE MAYOR’S DESK ...
• St. Joseph's College Announces a Partnership with Suffolk County Community College to Offer Full and Partial Scholarships to Transfer Students
• Come celebrate the holidays with us and bring your entire family. The event will include the following: · Tons of Children’s Activities · Photos with (or without) Santa Claus · Beautiful Hand-Crafted Items · Gifts for Ad
• congratulates Zujaja Tauqeer, our third Rhodes Scholar. The prestigious scholarship will take Zujaja to Oxford next year before she returns to New York to study medicine. Way to go, Zujaja!!! Read more at
• It is almost time for Thanksgiving break. What are you thankful for?
• Way to go, City Tech Hospitality Management Department! Congrats on bringing home the top prize and several other prizes.
• Eat, Drink & Be Literary tickets are now on sale! Break bread with other literary folk as you listen to some of the best contemporary authors read and talk about their work. Several authors (Elizabeth Strout, Edward Albee) are almost sold out –
• is offering students with a valid ID FREE vaccinations for measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) as well as other diseases. This is your easiest and quickest way to meet your New York State-mandated immunization requirements. Stop by the Health Clinic, 114 Ro
• November W.O.R.D. Up! Reading Series Commemorates Native American Heritage!
• Sephardic Music Festival 2010
• According to Culturebot, the lead actress “Brigitte Hobmeier is radiant … [her] mix of girlish enthusiasm and womanly sexuality makes her Maria [Braun] captivating.”
• The reviews are in! MARRIAGE OF MARIA BRAUN… “comes as a relief. The show cuts through the flab and mediocrity like a sharp blade.” Read more:
• The Drama Society on the Long Island Campus is performing "The Diary of Anne Frank" tonight and Saturday at 8 p.m., and Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets are $7; $5 for students and seniors. For more information, e-mail sjcdramaboxoffice@gmail.com.
• invites you to tonight's M.F.A. Open Studios. Come meet our M.F.A. art students and check out their creations in the studios where they work. Head up to the fourth, fifth and sixth floors of Boylan Hall anytime between 6 and 10 p.m.
• New Years Day Party
• Did you know that GRAVITY RADIO's multi-talented Mikel Rouse is also a visual artist? NYC Performing Arts Library will be displaying Mikel's extensive collection of 30 years of drawings from the road. Stop by this free never before seen exhib
• Anecdote
• “New” Administration Is Reverting To The Same Old Tactics
• How’s Your Child’s School Doing? Ask Education Dept.
• Lakeside Didn’t Forget To Co-Host National Memory Screening Day
• Derek Jeter’s Value To Yankees Goes Beyond Field Of Play
• JASA Opens Third Area Senior Center In Mill Basin
• THE BUG STOPS HERE! A New Rule To Prevent Spread of Bed Bugs
• No Sanitation Services On Thanksgiving Day
• NOBODY’S CARVING THIS TURKEY!
• LOST DOG
• JCCC Holds Annual Luncheon For Holocaust Survivors
• Councilman Blasts Schools’ Principals And Principles
• Bildersee Students Get Free Computers To Take Home
• Annual Brotherhood Service Is Set For Monday
• Help Turn On Ave. L Holiday Lights
• City Pulls Grants To Local Civic Youth Center
• Editorial Insensitivity
• “You Made A Difference”
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• PROTESTORS CHANT: ‘SAVE OUR SCHOOL’
• FROM THE MAYOR’S DESK ...
• Wolfe Institute is holding two interesting lectures in the Student Center today: "Watching the Fighters: Exploring the Roman Fascination With Gladiators" (12:30 to 2 p.m.) and "The Battle for Gotham" (3:30 to 5 p.m.). Details at and
• Check out the Golden Eagles' new Facebook page: www.facebook.com/SJCeagles
• Students at the Long Island Campus should visit the Graduate School Fair today at 12 p.m. in the McGann Conference Center. Get your questions answered all in one place.
• Let's get into the holiday spirit with THE HARD NUT at BAM Dec 10—19. We all have fantastic (or fantastically embarrassing) holiday photos; send us your best one at contest@bam.org. We'll post the pictures and the one that gets the most
• Brooklyn Center Presents 'The Colonial Nutcracker'
• The CAB on the Long Island Campus will be hosting a Bingo Night on Thursday, November 18 at 7 p.m. in the cafeteria. $10 includes a game board, 2 tickets to the raffle, a support bracelet, food and drink. All proceeds will benefit a child in the communit
• Great news for high school students and City Tech students who want to build robots! Thank you, National Science Foundation!
• reminds you that today is the last day to apply for a withdrawal from a course.
• Check out the preview for the 1979 movie THE MARRIAGE OF MARIA BRAUN and then come see Thomas Ostermeier's stage version opening tonight at the BAM Harvey Theater
• We all get by with a little help from friends, strangers, the bail bondsman, the self-help section... Collectively ponder the question at our next installment of Between the Lines featuring readings and film screenings about missed connections, Cairo str
• encourages you to attend the Town Hall meetings to learn more about the College's Strategic Plan that will guide us for the next five years. Come to the Student Center on Wednesday at 5 p.m. or Thursday at 12:30 p.m. to find out where we're hea
• Read this great profile by The Goethe Institute of THE MARRIAGE OF MARIA BRAUN director Thomas Ostermeier then come hear him talk about his fascinating career Nov 18, 6pm at BAM Rose Cinemas. Tickets $10, $5 for Friends of BAM.
• New York City College of Technology (City Tech) marked the 72nd anniversary of Kristallnacht and the 65th anniversary of the end of WWII on Thursday, November 11, with a keynote speech by Ann Kirschner, PhD, author of Sala's Gift: My Mother's H
• tips off the men's and women's basketball season tomorrow with a doubleheader during School Spirit Night. Come to the West Quad Center Gymnasium after 5:15 p.m. to cheer on the ladies at 6 and the guys at 8. The first 500 fans in attendance wil
• Students should make their way down to the Pathways to Success Internship and Job Fair today on the Brooklyn Campus at 12 p.m. There will be a variety of companies present with opportunities available.
• Check out the fantastic line-up for Red Hot + New Orleans at BAM Dec 3 & 4, featuring Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue, Dr. John, Irma Thomas, Kermit Ruffins, Ledisi, Ivan Neville, Partners-N-Crime, and more.
• This is a great weekend for BAMcafe Live! Ergo plays this Friday (critics have compared them to Duke Ellington, Autechre, Sigur Ros, Sun Ra, and King Crimson) and Soul Understated featuring Mavis "Swan" Poole this Saturday. As always, BAMcafe L
• Due to popular demand, BAMcinématek has added a second screening of Mario Peixoto's exceptionally rare avant-garde masterpiece LIMITE, described by the The New York Times as "a legend among film enthusiasts," on Wed, Nov 17 at 9:30p
• We hope that all the veterans had a great day yesterday. We are thankful for your service and dedication to our country. For more information about military benefits at St. Joseph's College, click the link below.
• TONIGHT, as part of our World Cinema Foundation series, legendary concert film "Trances" with extraordinary footage of the “mighty Moroccan band” (Sasha Frere-Jones) Nass El Ghiwane, described by Martin Scorsese as "the Rolli
• "Gate" Solo Exhibition: Allan Packer, Opens November 19th
• The 2010 5M Turkey Trot
• recognizes Veterans Day today. If you've served in our armed forces, make sure you're taking advantage of all the services offered by our Veterans Affairs and Counseling Center, 0303 James Hall. From assistance with the GI Bill to advice on eve
• Talented Hurricanes Serve As Role Models For Younger HES Swimmers
• Birds Of A Feather Flocked To Shrine Of St. Jude Saturday
• Kingsbrook Receives Top Honors On Health Site
• Talented Hurricanes Serves As Role Models For Younger HES Swimmers
• Happy Birthday
• Anecdote
• Police Warn Young Residents To Be Wary While Shopping
• Con Edison Offers Cool Cash For Refrigerator Recycling
• Legal Resource Guide For Veterans Is Released
• A Veterans Day Message From The American Legion
• New Tools Help Public Choose Legit For-Hire Car Services
• Mill Basin Civic Meeting Addresses Traffic Concerns
• Obama Took His Lumps; Where Do We Go From Here?
• Gunman, Accomplice Hit E. 95th Street Auto Shop
• Chiefs Sink Teeth Into Sharks For Impressive Season Finale
• Parkway Boost Mobile Store Is Robbed At Gunpoint
• Kristallnacht Remembrance Held At Temple Sholom
• Science Rules As 3rd Annual Sticky, Slimy ‘IckyFest Weekend’ Returns!
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• Together, Let’s Turn On The Lights On Ave. L For The Holidays
• Brooklyn Center Presents 'Seussical'
• CENTURY-OLD LOCAL SCHOOL MAY CLOSE
• Election Shows Voters Fed Up With Politics As Usual
• raises the curtain this weekend on its two-week run of Dancing at Lughnasa. Step back in time to 1930s Ireland and become riveted by a family's promising summer that becomes progressively less hopeful. For more details, visit the Theater Department
• Canarsien’s Online Toy Museum: A Collection For The Ages
• Pratt Film Society Presents “The Servant”
• Tin Anniversary Spectacular: Killing the Buddha Magazine Turns Ten
• Congratulations Paul Evina-Ze!
• Local Artist Premiers World-Wide
• Ooh la la! Check out this photo of the wardrobe for EMPTY MOVES opening tonight!
• Our staff Halloween contest was today, and the winners are…the Peanuts gang! (They narrowly beat out the Golden Girls.)
• Tonight: Fresh from the experimental music fest UNSOUND Festival in Kraków, Poland 2 weeks ago, electro-acoustic duo Sza/Za play live with the short films of Roman Polanski. This incredibly entertaining event premieres here at BAMcinématek
• The Fall 2010 IEP Speech Contest
• The ARC gets another upgrade!
• Dealing With Academic Plagiarism
• ePortfolios In the Entensive English Program at Pratt
• FROM THE MAYOR’S DESK ...
• Chiefs Lose 8-0 To Top-Ranked Railsplitters
• Pratt Film Society Presents “Bigger Than Life”
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• Pratt Film Society Presents “Black Sunday”
• Mary Queen Of Heaven Students’ Skills Add Up In Math Bee
• Engineers Exam A Success!
• Students Scare Up A Good Time At Annual Character Parade
• Pratt Film Society Presents “Import/Export”
• 69th Pct. Commuity Council Hosts Spooktacular Halloween Party
• Sanit Chief Reminds New Yorkers About Upcoming “America Recycles Day”
• Voter Turnout Low As Most Incumbents Here Are Reelected
• AN IMPORTANT REMINDER...
• Smoky Fire In Old Mill Basin
• P.S. 114’s Fate Discussed At CEC Board Meeting
• Victim Denies Bullet Grazed His Head, Then Relents
• Local History Coverage Appreciated
• Sometimes, Just Speaking Your Mind Can Get You Fired
• Grateful For Halloween Treat
• Lady Chiefs Knocked From Playoffs After 6-0 Loss
• Suggestion For Alternate Area Bicycle Path
• Precinct Launches Crackdown On Robberies In Community
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• New Computer Lab Unveiled At P.S. 279 Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony
• CHS STUDENT KILLED BY CAR
• Voters Let Politicians Know That Eight (Years) Is Enough!
• Congratulations Women’s Tennis Team!
• Congratulations Track Team!
• New York Congregational Community Services Celebrates Spirit of Life & 100th Anniversary
• Canarsie Historian’s Name Now Has A Place In History
• Precinct C.O. Says Robberies On The Increase Here
• Viewers Left In The Dark As Media Giants Battle
• Loot Nothing To Sneeze At As Armed Man Robs Laundry
• Jefferson Beats Grady On Special Homecoming Day
• Quite A Difference — Sorry!
• Missing Boy’s Reward Increased
• Halloween Houses Here Have Hundreds Of Happy Hobgoblins
• Bicycle Paths The Topic (Again) At Community Board Meeting
• Chiefs Sting Hornets For First Victory Of The Season
• Grateful Reader
• Martial Arts Academies Kicks Off With Demonstrations
• What About Canarsie’s Waterfront?
• Hundreds March With Pride In Fight Against Cancer
• Invitation to Hear Ben Cameron Speak on October 30th
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• Anecdote
• Magdelana Sztompka, Panavision New Filmmaker Program
• ARGUMENT LEADS TO SWORDPLAY
• I.S. 285 Afterschool Program Has A Full House
• Kelly Mermelstein, Kinofest 2010
• FROM THE MAYOR’S DESK ...
• Changing Signs Of The Times
• Vadim Kiyaev, Kinofest and Bangkok Design Festival
• Youngsters Learn Martial Arts & More At HES Karate School
• is about to get a little scarier. (No, finals haven't been moved up.) Come to the Halloween Party on Friday, from 8:30 p.m. to 2 a.m., for a frighteningly good time. Just make sure you RSVP first--it's required. Details are on the College calen
• TWO HURT IN FARRAGUT ROAD ACCIDENT
• Artist and Artifact: Re|Visioning Brooklyn's Past
• Board Of Elections Prepares For New Voting System Next Tuesday
• “Big Brother” Is Watching You; Even Now
• Bench Dedicated Near Site Of 2006 Gay-Bash Killing
• Volunteers Help Refurbish Trees At Floyd Bennett
• Sanitation Dept. To Suspend Collection, Recycling Services For Election Day
• Breukelen Halloween Display Toned Down For Second Year
• New Yorkers Reminded Not To Buy Imitation Guns For Halloween
• Calabazafest
• Nobody Dies Tonight A Merry Musical Evening Of No Shakespeare
• "Live Action New York 10" at Grace Exhibition Space
• 3-On-3 Tournament
• Pratt Tennis Team Wins Again!
• Museum Invites Little Witches, Goblins And Ghouls To Annual Monster Mash Fete
• America First Expo To Be Held At Fort Totten
• Brooklyn Public Library Breaks Tradition To Celebrate Its 14th Annual Gala 'Reading The Future' ..
• Exhibition - Artist and Artifact: Re|Visioning Brooklyn's Past
• Patchen at Max Conference
• Canarsie Wins Division; Headed To Soccer Playoffs
• Sheepshead Bay HS Senior Jose Marc Sears Recognized as MSG Varsity's Defensive Player of the Week
• Marine Park Scares Up Some Halloween Spooks
• will give you a chill this weekend with its performance of Tallgrass Gothic, a haunting ghost story about a woman's adulterous act and the ensuing violent chain of events. Come and get scared! Details at http://depthome.brooklyn.cuny.edu/theater/
• Mid-Term Elections — Beyond Angry Noises
• Intelligence Expert Ilana Freedman to Speak at Counter-Terrorism Conference
• Golden Walks For Breast Cancer Cure
• Chiefs Drop Sixth Straight In 28-14 Loss To Dutchmen
• Jewelry Stolen In Home Invasion
• Popular Bagel Shop Held Up At Gunpoint
• LOCAL BUSINESSMAN DIES AFTER PLANE CRASH
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• The $4,000 Seat…In Front Of Your TV Set
• ROOMMATES SHOT IN FLATLANDS HOME
• FROM THE MAYOR’S DESK ...
• No Clowning Around When This Circus Comes To Town
• Weiner Blasts Decision To Deny Seniors A Cost of Living Boost
• Maisel Presents Reading Honors To Local Students
• Svjetlana Bukvich-Nichols, Fruits of Eden
• Food Stamp Soda Ban — How Sweet It Is!
• What is Participatory Budgeting?
• Makbet At The Old Stone House
• Cirque Le Masque: Carnivale At The Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts
• Design Corps David Frisco and Michael Kelly receive Sappi Papers Ideas that matter grant
• David Frisco and Michael Kelly of Design Corps receive Sappi Papers Ideas that matter Grant
• Peter Patchen, Insight Magazine Launch
• On the Road of Bones: Ghosts of the Siberian Gulag Along the Old Kolyma Highway
• ID Faculty Spotlight: AMT Design
• Lara Kohl, video_dumbo 2010
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• GAUD Faculty Member and UD Coordinator, Meta Brunzema Plans La Marqueta Mile
• Kingsbrook Hosts Evening Of Healing And Inspiration
• Prof. Ed Darino, lectures in Warsaw and Prague
• Breast Cancer Awareness Spotlighted In October
• GAUD Faculty Member, James Garrison is Interviewed by CNN
• Police Investigate Shooting On Avenue H Near E. 57th Street
• Arch Schools 2010 Exhibition Reception and Dean’s Roundtable
• Councilman Says Bike Lanes Are Out-Dated
• GAUD Faculty Member, Theo David Speaks at University of Cyprus Round Table Discussion
• So Long, Old Friend?
• GAUD Faculty Member and Director of SOFTlab Extends CHROMAtex.me Exhibition until Oct 6th
• DA’s Community Offices Offer Many Services
• The Fashion Journal features recent Pratt Fashion graduates
• D.A., Police Update Civic Meeting On Recent Home Invasion Arrests
• Hye Yeon Park (Fine Arts Jewelry’10) Recieves WJA Scholarship
• Board Of Elections Commissioner Talks About Primary Day Problems
• Enrique Maitland, Pixelpops! 2010
• THAT WAS ONE HAIL OF A STORM!
• Sophie Kahn, recent activity
• Fight Near Breukelen Houses Just Before Anti-Violence Van Arrives
• Don’t Infringe On My Sugary Rights, Mr. Mayor!
• Faculty and Student Designed Chair Nominated for Award
• Your Time Is Our Time
• “L” Train Remains Second Best In Latest Subway Report Card
• Four Fine Arts Jewelry Alumni Featured in the Current Issue of The Fashion Journal
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• Haitian Presidential Hopeful Speaks At Beraca Church
• Carrie Bilbo (Fine Arts Jewelry’09) featured in Sublime magazine
• PARKWAY GAME STORE ROBBED
• Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony Opens New Library At P.S. 114
• BRIC Welcomes 4 New Board Members
• Preparing For The Future By Improving Education And Green Infrastructure
• Fires, Fonts And Witchcraft — The Week That Was
• Yong Soung Lee, MetroCAF 2010
• Winless Canarsie Stunned By Jefferson, 28-26, In OT
• Nights of Horror
• has stopped printing the Schedule of Classes. Don't fret--you can get all the information you need online, on the college website. And if you want to know how much paper we're saving (and a whole lot more), check out this week's ATQ studen
• is celebrating Asian-Pacific American Month. Learn about some fascinating Asian Americans, why we celebrate their heritage in May, and much more at your online student newsletter, ATQ: http://atq.brooklyn.cuny.edu.
• is having a farmers market on Tuesday and Wednesday, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Local farmers will be bringing fresh produce to campus. Look for the tents and the happy, hungry crowds outside the Library Cafe.
• Inside the Melting Pot
• Alex Cuba November Tour and Latin Grammy Nom
• November 2010 Featured Programs at Brooklyn Children’s Museum
• starts celebrating Italian American Heritage Month tonight, at Italian Culture Night, in the Student Center at 6 p.m. We've got more events on the way, so keep your eyes open for more info, or visit the Center for Italian American Studies website, h
• Dealing With Domestic Violence
• Students Scores, School Ratings Discussed At CEC Meeting
• CANARSIE’S BRAVEST RESPOND TO EAST 89TH ST. FIRE
• What's Your Opinion?
• SUSPECT’S DNA LEADS TO ARREST
• FROM THE MAYOR’S DESK
• Seniors Saluted At Sampson’s 13th Annual Grandparents Day
• Paladino Vs. The Press: Politics As A Fun Pastime
• Annual Blessing Of Animals Held At Mary Queen Of Heaven
• Pledge? We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Pledge From The GOP
• --While You’re Making That Wish...Have Some Ice Cream!
• Doggie Olympics Helps Raise Funds For Camp & Classrooms
• Diele Remembers Screen Legend
• CityTech celebrated Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month this afternoon with a Maori performance by the Kahurangi Dance Theatre. Kia Ora! (a Maori greeting)
• Stressed Mom Solves Her Dilemma
• wants a minute of your time. Just...one...minute. That's all it will take for you to enjoy a full-length play at this weekend's international Gi60 (Gone in 60 Seconds) festival. B.F.A. and M.F.A. students and alumni will perform at least 50 pla
• Reigning Champs Hand Chiefs Heartbreaking 8-6 Loss
• is still accepting applications for its very first residence hall, but you have to hurry. If you want to live just a couple of blocks from campus with your fellow students in a brand-new building, visit www.1kenilworth.com TODAY. Residence Hall will open
• Local Support Group Helps Parents With Autistic Children
• is almost ready to have you dive in to the new swimming pool! The pool officially opens at noon on Monday, July 12. Contact the Office of Recreation, Intramurals and Intercollegiate Athletics at http://www.brooklyncollegeathletics.com/index.aspx for hour
• Courier Office Closed Monday, October 11
• is giving away free Nutcase bike helmets at its Bike Awareness and Commuter Safety Event. Stop by the event on Tuesday, August 24, 11 a.m., in the Student Center to get your helmet and some great advice on how to make your two-wheel trip to campus safer.
• Cell Phone, Wi-Fi Access Coming To “L” Stations In 2011
• Do you know this BC student? If so, please ask him to visit the College's Office of Communications and Marketing (2153 Boylan Hall) a.s.a.p!
• Public Hearing Set For Local Bike Lanes Proposal
• CityTech celebrated Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month this afternoon with a Maori performance by the Kahurangi Dance Theatre. Kia Ora! (a Maori greeting)
• wants a minute of your time. Just...one...minute. That's all it will take for you to enjoy a full-length play at this weekend's international Gi60 (Gone in 60 Seconds) festival. B.F.A. and M.F.A. students and alumni will perform at least 50 pla
• is still accepting applications for its very first residence hall, but you have to hurry. If you want to live just a couple of blocks from campus with your fellow students in a brand-new building, visit www.1kenilworth.com TODAY. Residence Hall will open
• is almost ready to have you dive in to the new swimming pool! The pool officially opens at noon on Monday, July 12. Contact the Office of Recreation, Intramurals and Intercollegiate Athletics at http://www.brooklyncollegeathletics.com/index.aspx for hour
• is giving away free Nutcase bike helmets at its Bike Awareness and Commuter Safety Event. Stop by the event on Tuesday, August 24, 11 a.m., in the Student Center to get your helmet and some great advice on how to make your two-wheel trip to campus safer.
• Do you know this BC student? If so, please ask him to visit the College's Office of Communications and Marketing (2153 Boylan Hall) a.s.a.p!
• starts celebrating Italian American Heritage Month tonight, at Italian Culture Night, in the Student Center at 6 p.m. We've got more events on the way, so keep your eyes open for more info, or visit the Center for Italian American Studies website, h
• CityTech celebrated Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month this afternoon with a Maori performance by the Kahurangi Dance Theatre. Kia Ora! (a Maori greeting)
• wants a minute of your time. Just...one...minute. That's all it will take for you to enjoy a full-length play at this weekend's international Gi60 (Gone in 60 Seconds) festival. B.F.A. and M.F.A. students and alumni will perform at least 50 pla
• is still accepting applications for its very first residence hall, but you have to hurry. If you want to live just a couple of blocks from campus with your fellow students in a brand-new building, visit www.1kenilworth.com TODAY. Residence Hall will open
• is almost ready to have you dive in to the new swimming pool! The pool officially opens at noon on Monday, July 12. Contact the Office of Recreation, Intramurals and Intercollegiate Athletics at http://www.brooklyncollegeathletics.com/index.aspx for hour
• is giving away free Nutcase bike helmets at its Bike Awareness and Commuter Safety Event. Stop by the event on Tuesday, August 24, 11 a.m., in the Student Center to get your helmet and some great advice on how to make your two-wheel trip to campus safer.
• Do you know this BC student? If so, please ask him to visit the College's Office of Communications and Marketing (2153 Boylan Hall) a.s.a.p!
• starts celebrating Italian American Heritage Month tonight, at Italian Culture Night, in the Student Center at 6 p.m. We've got more events on the way, so keep your eyes open for more info, or visit the Center for Italian American Studies website, h
• Christine Spencer Celebrates her !00th Birthday at New York Congregational Nursing Center
• SCHOOL’S DISPLAYS HAZARDOUS: FDNY
• Sebago Club, Others Become Shoreline “Trash Bashers” For A Day
• Sunrise Marks Anniversary Of Adult Day Services Week
• Murals Show Pride Of Victory Collegiate H.S. Grads
• TV Series Is Gleefully Entertaining — Despite Some Flaws
• Canarsie Chiefs Remain Winless After Third Straight Loss
• VOLUNTEERS LITTORALLY CLEANUP OUR SHORES
• Anecdote
• Thoroughfare Reopens — FINALLY!
• As The Expression Goes: “When You Smell Something, Say Something!”
• 63rd Pct. Council Honors Officers
• Awards Presented To 69th Pct. Cops Of The Month
• NEW YORK CONGREGATIONAL NURSING CENTER HOSTS COMMUNITY HEALTH FAIR
• Seaview Medical Care Grand Opening Is A Health Fair Too!
• Brooklyn Public Library Provides Free Assistance for Diversity Visa Lottery 2012
• Active Aging Week Gets Off To A Good Start
• “Trees”: Big Topic At First Informed Voices Meeting
• Crime Updates Announced At 69th Precinct Council Meeting
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• “Tea Party” Mavericks Could Have The Last (Loud) Word
• BRIC to Host New Black Fest Oct. 9-17
• COUPLE SHAKEN UP AFTER MOTORCYCLE HIT & RUN
• Man Shoots Would-Be Burglar In His Home
• Suspect’s Name In $6,000 Robbery Is Revealed
• Two Robbers Hit Glenwood Rd. Chicken/Pizza Shop
• To Edwin Newman, Being Correct Was THE Thing!
• Thanks For The Attention
• Terminal Market Among Issues At Community Board Meeting
• ‘Ed Towns Has Been In Congress 28 Years Too Long’
• B-82 Bus Route Gets Services Changes, Limited Stops
• What's Your Opinion?
• Trees Fall On East 95th St. In Aftermath Of Windstorm
• Obama Is Wrong to Sell Arms to the Saudis: Weiner
• Primary Voting Snafus Need Quick Fix Before Election Day
• BULLETS FLY NEAR AVENUE M
• Chiefs Lose Thriller To Kangaroos; Fall To 0-2
• FROM THE MAYOR’S DESK
• Anecdote
• Brooklyn Children's Museum Participates in Green Home NYC's DIY Green Block Party
• P.S. 279 Cooks Up Some After School Festivities
• History Repeats Itself In Truck Mishap
• Dog Care Tips For Busy People
• Sen. Sampson Urges Prostate Cancer Tests For Men Over 45
• Sixth Annual Prep School Fair Draws A Crowd
• Blackout Hits Pathmark Area At Starrett City
• "My Territory is the One You Stole From Me" exhibition of paintings and drawings by Patricia Smith
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Announces The 2010 BRIC Contemporary Art Gala, Brooklyn Art:Work
• Oracle In Brooklyn
• TRUCK COLLAPSES AT FARRAGUT ROAD WAREHOUSE
• Macy's Shop For A Cause at Brooklyn Children's Museum!
• Thursday evening storm disrupts commuter rails and kills 1
• Bike-In
• Exhibition - Home Base: Memories of the Brooklyn Dodgers at Ebbets Field
• Exhibition - Painting Brooklyn Stories of Immigration and Survival
• 2010 Transportation Alternatives’ New York City Century Bike Tour
• Brooklyn Trade Show 2010
• The Amazing New York Race - Dog Friendly
• Police Investigating Canarsie Cop Cadet In Shooting
• (Good Things Happen) When Dad Brings The Kids To School
• OP-ED FROM STATE SEN. JOHN SAMPSON
• Precinct C.O. Says “Thanks, But No Thanks” To Guardian Angels
• Attention-Getting Front Page
• Second Holy Temple Rises In Basement Of Mill Basin Home
• Pier Pressure
• This Week’s Attitude
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• Chiefs Crushed By Pirates, 42-20, In Season Home Opener
• THIEVES GET $11,500 IN JETRO ROBBERY
• New Law Could Ease Bullying On School Grounds
• Shakespeare Conspiracy - Hamlet: The Lost Edition
• Anecdote
• Officer Injured While Subduing “Agitated” Suspect At Precinct
• Beraca Church Annual Cleanup Benefits The Whole Community
• N.Y. Remains “Safest Big City,” According To Annual FBI Report
• Good News & Bad News At First School Council Meeting
• Poignant 9-11 Memorial Ceremony Held In Marine Park
• TRUCK COLLAPSES AT FARRAGUT ROAD WAREHOUSE
• Bridge Replacement Over Rockaway Parkway Begins Next Week
• Patriotic Canarsien Donates Flag For Veterans Circle
• Police Say Suspect Shot By Home Owner In Alleged Attempted Burglary
• View From The Middle
• School Starts With A Couple Of Smiles
• Happiness Is...Getting All Prettied-Up For School!
• Paerdegat Progress (Whether We Like it Or Not!)
• 9/11 Memorial And Museum Taking Shape
• Rebuilding Of World Trade Center And
• Governor Paterson Signs Day Care Notification Bill
• AAA Kicks Off School’s Open—Drive Carefully Campaign
• WEST INDIANS STRUT THEIR STUFF
• Local dancers from Horizons Dance Center in Brooklyn NY selected for the United States Acrobatic and
• Two Suspects Caught After A “Whopper” Of A Home Invasion
• Please, Lord, Protect Us From The Righteous
• Cops Raid House Where Man Barricaded Himself
• Sunrise Center Holds Joyful Marriage Blessing Service
• Helping Our 9/11 Heroes
• Assemblyman Issuing Survey On Avenue L Shopping Needs
• What's Your Opinion
• Mystery Shooter Wounds Man In Backyard Of E. 86th Street Home
• SECOND MURDER IN SAME AVE. K HOUSE
• If You Can’t Stand The Heat, Complaining Won’t Cool You Off
• FROM THE MAYOR’S DESK ...
• Come Out For West Indian American Day Parade
• Millions Of Revelers And Spectators
• Anecdote
• Brooklyn Book Festival
• Brooklyn Center Presents ‘Tom Chapin’
• The Brick Theater, Inc. In Assoication With Theatre Group Dzieci Present ‘Cirkus Luna!’
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Presents Real Nonfiction at BRIC Rotunda Gallery
• Brooklyn Never Tasted So Good!
• Art Happenings
• Pedestrian Countdown Signals Slated For Risky Crossings
• Half The Supermarkets City AgencyInspected Fail
• 2010-2011 NYC Public School Calendar
• Going Back To School — The Environmental Three Rs
• TOUGH AND READY
• Cops Check Out Parkway Burglary
• Arrest In Third Shooting
• Another Satisfied Courier Reader
• Errant Flight Attendant Made His Point, But...
• Prefers Canarsie The Way It Used To Be
• Hundreds Attend Huge Block Party At River Manor
• TWO MURDERS HERE IN THREE DAYS
• Pedestrain Countdown Signals Slated For Risky Crossings
• FROM THE MAYOR’S DESK ...
• Two Suspects Caught After Raiding Mill Basin Home
• The More Things Change, The More Some Complain
• This Week in Canarsie
• Rugged Competitors Take Part In Area’s First Spartan Race
• E. 91st Residents Hold 2nd Annual Block Party
• Nation’s Most Successful Social Program Celebrates 75 Years
• State Enacts New Restrictions For Teenage Drivers
• New Model Army 30th Anniversary Tour At The Bellhouse
• Brooklyn Center For The Performing Arts Announces Its 2010-2011 Season
• Gravity Radio
• Metamorphosis
• The Marriage Of Maria Braun
• Raoul
• Persephone
• Brooklyn Omnibus
• How Can You Stay In The House All Day And Not Go Anywhere?
• The Deer House
• Delusion
• Bushwick Farmers Market
• Op-Ed To Op-Ed
• What's Your Opinion?
• CYCLIST MURDERS MAN IN PARKED CAR
• Medals Awarded To 69th Pct. Council Baseball All-Stars
• FROM THE MAYOR’S DESK ...
• CEC 18 Elects New Officers Before Discussing Latest Test Scores
• Councilman Vincent Gentile Staffer Rocco Buonpane Appears In Hamlet
• GOP’s Refusal To Back 9/11 Health Care Is A Disgrace
• Anecdote
• There’s Nothing Like A Canarsie Reunion!
• Golden’s Mid-Summer Festival’s A Winner!
• Raccoon In The Rafters
• Sen. Sampson Reminds Parents, Kids To Get Immunized
• Sen. Golden Chastises Dems On “Bloated” State Budget
• It’s Block Par-tee Time For East 59th Street
• Towns Announces Extension Of Medicaid, Education Aid
• Fun In The Sun At Annual Breukelen Family Day Festival
• FIVE HURT IN GLENWOOD ROAD CRASH
• Paerdegat North Topic At Special Meeting
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• Mosque Relocation Would Be Great Use For Billionaires’ $$
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• Cops Warn Of Age-Old Scam Being Pulled On Elderly
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn presents The Battle of Brooklyn Remembered August 26th on its BCAT TV Netw
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Presents Real Nonfiction
• Soul Circus Cowboys Deliver On National TV
• Brooklyn Childern’s Museum Begins Fall Frenzy With Pre-Schooler’s Party....
• August W.O.R.D. Up! Reading Series Celebrates Caribbean Folklore With Grammy-Nominated Artist....
• Love In The Air – And Water – At New York Aquarium
• State Health Department Introduces Hard-Hitting Smoking Cessation Ads
• Hazmat Group Cleans Apartment After Tragic Suicide
• Undocumented Haitians Offered Temporary Protected Status
• 69th Pct. Council Baseball Season Moves Into Second Month
• Cops Probe Radio Shack “Burglary”
• Cops Arrest Shooting Victim For Obstructing Investigation
• Budget Constraints May Cut Services At Libraries
• Local Fire Companies’ Manpower Reduced
• Wanna Know A Secret? All You Have To Do Is Ask
• What's your opinion?
• Community Shows Its Support At Annual Night Out Against Crime
• Civic Activists, Groups And Our Quality Of Life
• Local BP Service Station Has Minor Emergency
• REWARD OFFERED IN GRANDPA’S MURDER
• Buyer Beware—When Something’s Offered For Free
• FROM THE MAYOR’S DESK ...
• Anecdote
• Bayview Houses Unveils Community Center
• Airman Finishes Training
• State Budget Finally Passes
• Genesis At The Block Institute
• GTRO! and BbA August 2010 News - Hot Fun In The Summer Time
• Free Thursdays, Movie Nights and Juno Baby All At Brooklyn Children's Museum
• Pinchbottom Burlesque Presents - A Day On The Boardwalk, A Night At The Sideshow
• August W.O.R.D. Up! Series Continues With Caribbean Folk Tales And A Journey To The Land...
• Magical Ocean Adventure’s And Brazilian Martial Arts Conitinue Barclays Nets Community Alliance...
• Exhibit: Out On A Limb
• BRIC Arts | Media House Honored With Excellence in Design Award From NYC Design Commission
• Gimme Some Sugar, Baby - Bruce Campbell Burlesque
• "Next Stop Atlantic" exhibition of photographs by Stephen Mallon
• Music Review | Passion Pit Plays For An Eager Prospect Park
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Announces 2010-2011 Contemporary Art Season at BRIC Rotunda Gallery
• Music Review | The Roots Regale The Teeming Prospect Park Masses
• Bedford Library Temporary Closing for Roof Replacement
• New Model Army Announces 30th Anniversary Tour
• Supporting Our Military Families
• Museum Travels To ‘China’ During New Children Of Hangzhou Exhibit
• Brooklyn Children’s Museum Participates In Discount Admission Program In Honor Of Military....
• Celebrate Independence Day
• Linda E. Johnson Appointed Interim Executive Director Of Brooklyn Public Library
• Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts Announces its 2010-2011 Family performances
• Classical Music Education Joins The 21st Century
• WBGO’S Jazz: Brooklyn’s Beat Concert Series Celebrates Jazz, Dad’s And Juneteenth...
• Composer/Bandleader Roland Vazquez Proudly Announces The Release Of Roland Vazquez Band: The Visitor
• The Children's Festival of Ukrainian Art & Culture
• Renowned Artist/Activist Mel Chin and the Fundred Armored Truck Visit to PS 119 to Collect Fundred &
• The Mermaid Parade
• Students Make and Find Art ‘Onsite’ at Heights Gallery
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Launches First Online Artist Registry Open to All Brooklyn Artists
• Sweet and Nasty Burlesque
• Bump and Grindhouse
• Johnny Porkpie's Bad Ideas
• Grandmothers Incorporated
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Presents ACCENTED at BRIC Rotunda Gallery
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Presents A Wild Gander at BRIC Rotunda Gallery
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Presents Apologies and Further Concessions at BRIC Rotunda Gallery
• BRIC Announces 2009-2010 Contemporary Art Season at BRIC Rotunda Gallery
• BRIC's Brooklyn Independent Television (BIT) Nominated for First NY Emmy Award
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Presents 'Status Report' at BRIC Rotunda Gallery
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Presents 2010 Brooklyn Arts in Education Roundtable Series
• 'Purple Rain' Still Reigns as Prince Fans Pack Prospect Park Sing-A-Long
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Presents Invent/Onsite at BRIC Rotunda Gallery
• Hordes Gather and Sing Along to 'Purple Rain'
• The Bronx Week Parade 2010
• Animal Collective Closes out This year's Celebrate Brooklyn!
• 'South of the Borderless' at BRIC Rotunda Gallery
• Passport NY Mexico | Mexican Art in 'Status Report'
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Presents Revelatory Tension at BRIC Rotunda Gallery
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Receives Major Grant From The Rockefeller Foundation’s New York City
• Melvin Van Peebles and Burnt Sugar the Arkestra Chamber in Residence at BRICstudio
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Receives Major Verizon Grant to Build Glass-Walled TV Studio and Upgrade M
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Presents 'the no place' at BRIC Rotunda Gallery
• BRIC Arts | Media | Bklyn Launches Intersect, A New Public Affairs Program on Brooklyn Independent T
• He’s Got It Bad, or ‘Baad,’ for His Art
• UFT RALLY MAY 17, 2010: BRONX COURT HOUSE
• Swiss Miss
• Girls Write Now
• Exhibition - Brooklyn Blacktop by Ron Hartley
• Gumbo
• Lunafest Women’s Film Festival
• Exhibition - Ordinary Wonderful by Trevor Brown
• Archipelago
• Vision Into Art: Ferus - Milica Paranosic and Kinan Azmeh
• AIGA Members Series - Hidden In Plain Sight
• Brooklyn College Master of Fine Arts Thesis show
• Baroque Across The River
• Exhibition - African Rhythms/ American Echos
• Carmen by Georges Bizet
• Lions Will Roar... Performance
• Glitch Generation - Curated by Michele Jaslow and Spring Hofeldt
• Twilight Swing
• RE/ Mixed Media Festival 2010
• Seven Miles to Freedom - The Robert Smalls Story Illustrations by Duane Smith
• Tami Stronach Dance
• A Brooklyn Bestiary - Wildlife in the City Woodcut Prints by Lisa Studier
• Adira Amram And The Experience And The Continuing Story Of Carla Rhodes
• Subway Journey - A Home Away From Home Linoleum Prints by Olga Rogachevskaya
• Exhibition - 'Over Here' New York City During World War II... by Lorraine B. Diehl
• Exhibitions at Brooklyn Public Library
• Ui - Performance
• Secret Science Club - The Perfect Swarm
• Unrest - Performance
• The Secret History
• We Never Learn: The Gunk Punk Undergut
• First Aid Kit
• The Tompkins 300 Perfornances
• Athlete - Performance
• Lizzy Borden - Performance
• Peter Wolf - Performance
• Big Hair And Plastic Grass - Book Release Party
• Caribbean Music Fundraiser For Vox Pop
• Lost: Series Finale
• The Wake
• Dear Senator Gillibrand
• NATIONAL TEACHER DAY: A CALL TO ACTION
• When Your Enemy Is Not The Enemy You Think –The Chase Becomes Even More Terrifying
• Romeo And Juliet Opens First Season For Brooklyn’s Classical Theatre, Genesis Repertory
• Museum Celebrates 110th Birthday Year And NYC’s First LEED Silver Certification Award
• Exhibition - Andy Warhol: The Last Decade
• Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater: Ailey Spirit Program
• DanceAfrica 2010: Art Exhibition
• Target First Saturday
• Exhibition - American High Style: Fashioning a National Collection
• When Your Enemy Is Not The Enemy You Think - The Chase Becomes Even More Terrifying
• Exhibition - Younger Than I'll Be
• Creditors
• Tap Kids At Brooklyn Center For The Performing Arts
• Chinese Acrobats of Hebei at Brooklyn Center
• Earth Day Celebration
• Go Green! Greenpoint! Earth Day Celebration
• FDNY Tabling at Community Event For Upcoming Events To Be Held In The Future
• Sometimes It Just Doesn’t Pay To Be The Best At What You Do – Sometimes It Gets You Killed
• Spring Egg Hunt
• ‘Spring Break’ Celebrated With Green, Fun-Filled, Eco-Friendly Museum-Wide Fest!
• Wrath - First book In ‘The Deadly Sins Series’
• A Fast Paced FBI Terrorist Thriller
• Dirty Sock Funtime Band At Brooklyn Center
• P.S. 75X Raise Funds for Haiti By Phyllis C. Murray
• Exhibition - Japan And Nature: Spirits Of The Seasons
• Exhibition - Tales From The Land Of Gullah
• David Gonzalez's Sleeping Beauty At Brooklyn Center
• New Journal Featuring Dzieci
• P. S. 75X Answers the Call: Help Haitian earthquake victims
• Parsons Dance Presents An All-New Version Of 'Remember Me' At The Joyce Theater
• Yoko Ono Plastic Ono Band Play at Brooklyn Academy Of Music
• Dr. Martin Luther King Weekend Birthday Bash At Brooklyn Children's Museum
• New Course Offerings Make Food Safety Management A Worry Of The Past
• Colgate Women's Games Draw Thousands Despite Cold Weather
• Blue Shadows – Exhibit Opening And Haiku Reading By Jeffrey Rabkin
• Reverend Billy and Lewis Lapham Compare Notes on God
• Brooklyn Children's Museum Celebrates Kwanzaa As Part Of World Of Celebrations!
• Russian American Kids Ballet's Nutcracker Showcases New Choreography and Multicultural Focus
• The Phresh Toy Drive Gala
• Take A Trip Around The World During Museum’s Annual Winter Break Fest!
• P.S. 75X Celebrates Thanksgiving
• DZieCi Fools Mass
• Science Rules as 2nd Annual Sticky, Slimy 'Ickyfest' Returns!
• P.S. 75X Loves Trees New York
• Speaking the Speeches and Singing The Songs for 10 years
• Hairspray at Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts
• Miss Dance of the United States ® 2009 visits with AC merchants to honor vets and military….
• Dzieci Makbet - A Gypsy Retelling Of The Shakespearean Classic
• For Thanksgiving: A Gift of 'Pure Origin'
• The Colonial Nutcracker At Brooklyn Center
• Brooklyn Public Library Celebrates Its 13th Annual Gala: The Magic Of Childhood
• Boston Faves Mean Creek Announce a String of Tour Dates with the Whigs
• Make This a Green Holiday With Gifts from the Museum’s Hip New Kidshop
• Of Mice And Men At Brooklyn Center For The Performing Arts
• Go Pink: Raising Awareness for Breast Cancer
• Wild Rumpus Continues To Roar At Brooklyn Children's Museum!
• Brooklyn Public Library Breaks Ground for New Kensington Library Location
• Sesame Street - A Celebration of 40 Years of Life on the Street
• Brooklyn 7-Eleven Store Leads in Fight Against Excessive Credit Card Fees
• New Exhibition ‘Toys’ With The Imagination Of Young Detectives
• Dutch Literary Afternoon
• Top Of The Heap
• Mrs Bob Cratchits Wild Christmas Binge
• Caroline Or Change
• The Crucible
• City Of Angels
• Lecture: Gloria Feldt on Margaret Sanger
• Laurie DeVito and Diane McCarthy Present Dramatic Dance
• Khoomei-Taiko Ensemble
• Scribblin
• The Oldest Living Things In The World
• Trixie And Monkey's Party Show - Halloween
• Exhibition - Cabaret Magyar
• IFNY Monologue Slam
• Djinn - Album Release Show W/ Special Guests Black Sea Hotel And Beatbox Guitar
• Ute Lemper - Last Tango in Berlin
• 2nd Annual Nerd Nite Nerdtacular
• Words of Color
• Adam and Mia and Exegesis in Concert
• BlueNefertiti’s Paris at Night: A French Cabaret
• Mikel Rouse Album Release Party
• Career Camp Session 5: Culture and The Contributive Future
• Culture Bandit Soul
• New Amsterdam Records and Galapagos Present: Archipelago
• The Mermaids of New York Benefit Ball
• Ben Neill – Night Science Cd Release Party
• Delicious And Dancing: A Benefit For Kristi Spessard Dance
• Out In Style, Inc. Celebrates 15th Anniversary Of Online Retail With Special Rebate Program
• Brooklyn Center resents The Adventures of Harold and the Purple Crayon
• ComedySportz New York City - The Interactive Improv Experience
• The Gerald W. Lynch Theater at John Jay College Announces Fall 2009 Season
• New Beginnings Celebrated At Preschoolers’ Fall Fun Party!
• Brooklyn Never Tasted So Good!
• Out In Style, Inc. Launches ‘Disaster Relief Insurance Plan’ for Government, State.....
• Ichiigai New York City Tour
• Heavy Young Heathens- Single takes off on FMQB chart, EP top 5...
• Take Dance Company Presents Their Fifth Annual New York Season At Dance Theater Workshop
• Meat Puppets On ABC Amplified: To Hell And Back On New Album!
• Working Families Party Endorses Mayor Matt Ryan for Re-Election
• Brooklyn Center Announces 2009/2010 Family Series
• Summer Memories By Phyllis C. Murray
• ComedySportz NYC - Saturdays at 6pm
• June - August 2009 Art Exhibitions at Brooklyn Public Library
• Amy Speace at Cafe Nine 7.7 News - June 24, 2009
• Avi Scher and Dancers Presents 3 World Premieres in a Studio Showcase
• The Gerald W. Lynch Theater at John Jay College Presents Barnes and Noble Storytelling Hour
• The Works 35th Anniversary Season
• Old Flame Records Records Announces Mean Creek’s Debut Album The Sky (or the Underground)
• Introducing a New Pure Origin Coffee From Cafe La Semeuse
• 2nd Annual Cirkus Luna!
• Parsons Dance's 9th Annual Summer Intensive Showcase
• Carolyn Dorfman Dance Company and Bente Kahan in The Legacy Project: Echoes
• Exhibition - Light of the Sufis - The Mystical Arts of Islam
• Exhibition - Patricia Cronin
• Brooklyn Center Announces 2009/2010 Season
• Ballet Academy East's 2009 Spring Performance
• A Last Minute..And Delicious...Mother's Day Gift
• Exhibition - Clamoring to Become Visible
• Exhibition - Reflections on the Electric Mirror
• Exhibition - Magic in Ancient Egypt
• Exhibition - The Fertile Goddess
• Exhibition - Sun K. Kwak - Enfolding 280 Hours
• Exhibition - Hernan Bas
• Exhibition - Gustave Caillebotte
• ‘The Nude’ Exhibition
• New York City’s Favorite Snake, Fantasia, Invites You to Celebrate Her Quinceañera
• Eat a Great Meal, Nourish a Kid
• The Cafe Experience is Shifting to the Home
• Construction Workers Engineer a Day of Building Fun for Families
• Exhibitions at Brooklyn Public Library
• Trisha Brown Dance Company - Performence
• Brooklyn Center presents Annie
• New woodworking class in Brooklyn
• INSIDE THE MELTING POT
• Brooklyn Children's Museum Celebrates Earth Day!
• Watchmen Merchandise Added to Eastern Toys Lineup
• St. Matthew Passion
• Shades Of Blue
• IKEA Partners With Brooklyn Children’s Museum To Present Free Hands-On Program
• Sir John Tavener's The Beautiful Names
• Merce Cunningham At 90
• Brooklyn Center Presents Hot Peas ‘N Butter
• Cafe La Semeuse - Take it with you for free
• Dell'Arte Opera Ensemble's Presents La clemenza di Tito
• BAM Family Book Brunch
• Lust … Loyalty … Fire … Forgiveness … Murder … MOZART
• A Piece of My Heart
• Poetry 2009 - Expression in The Right Direction
• Brooklyn Center Presents Kill a Mockingbird
• Brooklyn Public Library Launches Support Our Shelves Fundraising Drive
• Bridge To Terabithia
• Brooklyn Center Presents The Wizard of Oz
• The Wooster Group - La Didone
• The Pianist
• MARKOWITZ CHEERS BROOKLYN BOARD OF REALTORS- NEW ADMINISTRATION BRINGS INNOVATION FOR 2009
• The Winter's Tale
• It’s ‘Child’s Play’ at Brooklyn Children’s Museum During Mid-Winter Recess Break
• 2009 Open Call For Exhibition Proposals
• Shuffle Mode
• BAM kids Film Festival - Selected Short Films
• Fifth Annual PowerHouse Portfolio Review
• Music For Swooning
• J’s New Dance Will Serve as Host to a Series of Acting Classes
• Mabou Mines Dollhouse
• Lucia Di Lammermoor
• 3rd Ward Spring Solo Show Open Call
• Lifelong Learning for Retirees
• ‘Endangered’ Exhibition
• Nuevo Latino - Michael Christie
• Exhibition: Johannesburg to New York - Curated by Kimberli E. Gant
• Nuevo Latino
• Cris
• Dan Hurlin Disfarmer
• Nuevo Latino Festival
• Music Off The Walls
• TogetherGreen Fellowship Awarded to Brooklyn Woman
• Women's Council of Realtors, Brooklyn Chapter has a Succesful 2008
• MARKETING MEETS PUBLIC RELATIONS
• Brooklyn Public Library Announces Elimination of Sunday Service
• Brooklyn - 2008 Annual Worldwide Candle Lighting Services
• Rear Windows
• The Great Debaters
• Howard Fishman's - We Are Destroyed
• Mustaches for Kids Stache Bash
• Bamboo Blues
• Because Of Winn-Dixie
• Lightning At Our Feet
• Red Hot With Rio 2 - The Next Generation of Samba Soul
• Opening Night
• Max
• Exhibition: Watercolor Works
• A Holiday Celebration with Peter, Paul, and Mary
• One Second of Silence - Exhibition
• T - Minus 2008 , Time - Art Festival
• The Maids
• I Am A Man: Revisited - Curated by Kevin Powell
• Making Way for the Greenway A Benefit for Brooklyn Greenway Initiative
• Tan Dun: Marco Polo
• Lost in the Trees, The Never, and Balthrop, Alabama
• Exhibition: In/Formation
• GreenHomeNYC Presents - The Greening of Southie
• Exhibition: Sound Off
• SAFER Fundraiser at Galapagos Art Space
• Exhibition: Mia Brownell - Adventures of a Reluctant Omnivore
• Exhibition: Nobis Solo
• Galapagos Art Space Presents a Screening of Bike the Vote
• Penny Dreadful Episode 8
• Exhibition - Palette Poles
• Shades of Green Fund Raising Gala
• Music of Lee Hoiby
• Dream House
• The Eighth Annual Bax10 Arts and Artists In Progress Awards
• Seance on a Wet Afternoon
• Voices of America
• Cecilia Biagini
• Show - The Rusted Ruse Carnivale
• Tools Of The Trade
• Show - Saving The Daylight Dinner
• 7th Annual Holiday Train Show
• Exhibition: Art, Me, and the World
• Do Little - Allyson Mellberg
• Sarah Beddington: Crossing
• Les Sept Planches De La Ruse - The Seven Boards of Skill
• The Soldier Class
• Arjunas Dilemma
• Holes
• Scarlet Diva With Cindy - The Doll is Mine
• Treasures from a Chest
• Meeting With Bodhisattva
• Darwins Meditation for The People of Lincoln
• Zidane - A 21st Century Portrait
• Faces of Tillies - Photographs by Bill Kontzias
• Shannon Hummel and Cora Dance
• Les Ecailles De La Memoire - The scales of memory
• Continuous City
• Amjad
• Three Hierarchs Parochial School - register now!
• Education in Greek-Orthodox School in Brooklyn
• F.O.K.U.S. NYC: Off the Wall: Destroy+Construct Art Show Reception (Press Release)
• Art series kick off
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• Website Helps Residents Find Local Students for Odd Jobs
• The Moonlighters
• Susan Mckeown
• Rob Curto's Grupo Sanfona
• Norwegian Constitution Day Parade
• Brooklyn Arts Council 42nd International Film Festival
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• In Our Own Words-Portraits of Brooklyn Vietnam Veterans
• In Our Own Words-Portraits of Brooklyn Vietnam Veterans
• Miguel Paredes– B-Boys
• Brooklyn Goes Global At Kosherfest-Expo Comida Latina And The All Asia Food
• Underbelly
• Heidi Yockey Solo Exhibition
• Aristotle Contemplating Laundry-John Kindness
• Harlem Blues And Jazz Band At Trinity Concerts
• Evolution-Works from 2006 - 2007-Alexis Portilla
• Paintings In A Room
• J.J. Garfinkel-View Sheds
• New Paintings-Stefan Sehler
• Something For The Commute
• Continuity And Change-Islamic Tradition In Contemporary Art
• Duo Prism
• Bach-St. Matthew Passion
• Jupiter String Quartet
• Music of Kenji Bunch
• Chiara String Quartet
• Afternoons At LIU Presents - Janis Brenner And Dancers
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008
• Slavic Soul Party
• Eilat Limousine Of New York Announces Purchase Of Genesis Limousine International Network, Inc.
• Public Perspectives Season Independence Community Gallery
• Exhibition - Steinberg Family Sculpture Garden
• Exhibition - Arts Of Asia And The Islamic World
• Exhibition - Decorative Arts Collection
• Exhibition - The Arts Of Africa
• Exhibition - American Identities: A New Look
• Exhibition - Rodin: The Cantor Gift To The Brooklyn Museum
• Exhibition - Assyrian Reliefs
• Exhibition - Egypt Reborn: Art For Eternity
• Exhibition - About Time: 700 Years Of European Painting
• Exhibition: Replica Of The Statue Of Liberty
• Exhibition - Living Legacies: The Arts Of The Americas
• Exhibition: An Art Of Our Own: Women Ceramicists From The Permanent Collection
• Exhibition: The Dinner Party By Judy Chicago
• NSNA’s 55th Annual Convention Draws Over 3,500 Attendees
• MainStage - Permanent Exhibition
• Music Mix - Permanent Exhibition
• Con Edison Greenhouse And Garden - Permanent Exhibition
• Animal Outpost - Permanent Exhibition
• Collections Central: Artifacts And Specimens - Permanent Exhibition
• Together In The City - Permanent Exhibition
• Totally Tots - Permanent Exhibition

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