The new Vice-President for Diversity and Strategic Partnerships, Sonia Manjon, will be at the WSA this Sunday to answer questions about the Green Street Art Center, Wesleyan's relationship with Middletown, diversity, and anything else you'd like to hear. All are welcome to attend and ask Dr. Manjon questions.
WSA meeting with Dr. Sonia Manjon
Date: Sunday, November 16
Time: 7 pm
Place: Usdan 108
For those of you who won't be watching the PuppyCam all weekend long.
THURSDAY November 13:
4:15pm - Youth Activism Forum @ Usdan 110FRIDAY November 14:
6pm - Sickle Cell Benefit Concert Dinner @ Daniel Family Commons
8 pm - Shoot the Piano Player @ Film Series
8pm - The Kotov Syndrome @ WestCo Café
8pm - The Poet and The Rent @ Nic Lounge
9:30pm - Waiting in Line concert @ Exley
7pm - Terp @ World Music Hall, $4SATURDAY November 15:
8pm - Barn Dance @ Beckham Hall
8pm - The Kotov Syndrom @ WestCo Café
8pm - The Poet and The Rent @ Nic Lounge
10pm - Malpractice Suits and Skirts @ Eclectic, $3
10pm - Terp @ World Music Hall, $4
10:30pm - Little Women, YUKON, PRAYER BUDDIES, and GEORGE PRITZKER @ Westco Café
10am - Buddhist House Retreat @ Buddhist HouseSUNDAY November 16
12pm - Queer Pancakes @ Open House
1pm - Korean Culture Show @ Beckham Hall
1:30pm - Protest Prop 8 @ Hartford or New Haven
3pm - The Kotov Syndrom @ WestCo Café
4pm - Supporting the Troops from a Progressive Perspective @ Exley 150, free food
7pm - The Poet and The Rent @ Nic Lounge
7pm - Terp @ World Music Hall, $4
9pm - The Poet and The Rent @ Nic Lounge
10pm - Terp @ World Music Hall, $4
10pm - Double Dragons, Miracles of Modern Science, The Craters at Eclectic
8pm - The Dybbuk (World's 1st Yiddish Opera) @ PAC 001
9pm - Habitat for Humanity Bake Sale @ Olin
Jared Gimbel '11, current President of the Wesleyan Yiddish Club and a Jewish Renaissance Fellow, sends in:
Solomon Epstein of Agawam, MA is bringing a film version of his Opera, "The Dybbuk", to Wesleyan. It was adapted from a libretto from the St. Petersburg Society for Jewish Folk Music, whose efforts were sundered by the persecutions of Stalin and of Hitler.When: Sunday, Nov. 16 at 8 pm
Performed first in Israel in 1999, "The Dybbuk" is the world's FIRST Yiddish Opera, and a grand step to bringing Yiddish and that vanished world from oblivion to the 21st century.
The opera will be screened with its original cast on SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2008 at 8:00, in PAC 001. Sol will be showing the connection between traditional Jewish folk melodies and his opera in a musical demonstration, in addition to answering questions afterwards.
This is a meaningful historic work, and you should NOT miss it.
