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The 17th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival presents

Silent Film/Live Music

Battleship Potemkin (Sergei Eisenstein, USSR, 1925)
with the Cloud Chamber Orchestra performing a live improvisational score mixing analog and digital instruments

The film that defined Soviet montage, telling the story of the great Russian naval mutiny, street demonstration, and police massacre  

Sat. April 5
7 p.m. at Cinemapolis

Admission charged (we suggest advanced tickets to insure a seat)

FLEFF: A DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENT
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www.cinemapolis.org

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The 17th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival presents

Silent film/Live Music/Performance

The Red Kimono (Dorothy Davenport, USA, 1925)
Escaping her cruel home life, a young girl ends up a prostitute in New Orleans.

Performance by Cynthia Henderson, Jazz by Fe Nunn and Friends

Friday April 4
7 p.m. at Cinemapolis

Admission Charged  

FLEFF: A DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENT

www.ithaca.edu/fleff
www.cinemapolis.org

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The 17th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival presents   

Okruzhenie:
*censored* Riot(it's a Russian feminist rock band...), Sochi Olympics, Anti-Gay Politics, and Putin’s Russia


Talk, images, videos and dialogue with scholar/writer Irina Aristarkhova (U of Michigan)

Sat April 5
4:20 at Cinemapolis
Free and Open to the Public  

FLEFF: A DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENT
www.ithaca.edu/fleff
www.cinemapolis.org  

 

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 17th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival presents

Diaries of Dissonance:
A Behind the Scenes Look at Filmmaking In and Out of the Mainstream  
Sat April 5
Noon at Cinemapolis
FREE  

Moderated by Steve Tropiano, Director, Ithaca College Los Angeles Center  

Featuring Rodrigo Brandao (Kino Lorber Films), Vanessa Domico (Outcast Films),Steve Ginsberg (LA screenwriter/blogger)Ernesto Livon Grosman (Brasco),  Laura Kissel (Cotton Road), Kevin Lee (dGenerate Films)  

FLEFF: A DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENT
www.ithaca.edu/fleff www.cinemapolis.org    

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 The 17th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival Presents

How to Get Your Break Panel Friday

April 4

4-5:30
Park 223  

Moderated by Dr. Thomas Bohn, Screen Studies and FLEFF  

Featuring Rodrigo Brandao (Kino Lorber Films), Amy Brown (A Will in the Woods), Vanesso Domico (Outcast Films), Kevin Lee (dGenerate Films), Ernesto Livon Grossman (Brasco), Laura Kissel (Cotton Road), Ira McKinley (The Throwaways)  

FLEFF: A DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENT

www.ithaca.edu/fleff
www.cinemapolis.org

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The Ithaca College Mind, Body, Me wellness program focuses on you: the employee. It gets you involved by helping you identify and move toward your personal health and wellness goals and encourages celebration of your success. Mind, Body, Me promotes a culture of wellness at IC, and in doing so, supports a healthier you!

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The 17th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival presents

FLEFF LAB FRIDAY
Friday, April 4
9-4 p.m.
Park 223

Interactive, informal dialogues with festival guests, starting each hour.  

Featuring Irina Aristarkhova (on Putin’s Russia), Rodrigo Brandao (Kino Lorber Films), Vanessa Domico (Outcast Films),  Ernesto Livon Grossman (Brasco),  Laura Kissel (Cotton Road), Kevin Lee (dGenerate Films), Andrew Lowenthal (EngageMedia), Jonathon Miller (NPR) Leila Christine Nadir (EcoArtTech),  Cary Peppermint (EcoArtTech)    

Just drop in anytime!
Free and Open to the Public  

FLEFF: A DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENT  
www.ithaca.edu/fleff
www.cinemapolis.org  

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World Premiere!

Cotton Road (2014)
A documentary probing the transnational movement of cotton and its laborers from Georgia to China  

With film director and IC Alum Laura Kissel

Sat April 5, 
2:10 P.M.
at Cinemapolis

Admission charged  (advanced ticketing available at Cinemapolis)

FLEFF: A DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENT

www.ithaca.edu/fleff

www.cinemapolis.org

 

On Friday, April 11, at 4:00 p.m. in Clark Lounge, the Department of History will induct 20 new members into Phi Alpha Theta, National History Honors Society.

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Lilyana T. Mladenova, Department of Sport Management and Media and Darius J. Conger, Department of Economics, had their paper “Incentives and Productivity in ATP Tournament Settings” accepted for publication in the forthcoming issue of International Journal of Sport Studies.

 

Thursday, April 3rd at 7 pm in Emerson Suite C

Africa Week continues tonight with a panel discussion entitled "Brother Stand Up!" in Emerson Suite C at 7 pm. This event is a collaboration with B4B, and will be hosted by John Rawlins from OSEMA.

The panel will address issues surrounding the black male identity. We will talk about perceptions of black men, and how they impact their experiences as they navigate through predominantly white institutions. 

The four panelists are students Cedrick Michael Simmons and Dubian Ade, as well as Dr. Sean Eversley Bradwell from the Center for the Study of Culture Race and Ethnicity, and Dr. Matt Mogekwu from the Journalism Department.

Please join us as we engage in this important conversation.

SLI Credit available: "Leading in a Diverse World"

Active Minds at Ithaca College is petitioning Google, Inc. for a greater and more prominent inclusion of mental health resources. 

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A Voice for Freedom

Contributed by Barbara Adams on 04/02/14 

A reading by Sonali Samarasinghe, human rights activist, award-winning journalist, and visiting international scholar-in-residence in Honors. Wednesday, April 9, 5:30-6:30 p.m., Handwerker Gallery.

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"Rhetorical Theology: Exploring Content, Context, and Commitments in Peacemaking" is the title of an invited talk by Christopher House, assistant professor of communication studies, this Friday (4/4) at Princeton Theological Seminary for the Association of Charismatic Theological Students (ACTS).  

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.:So Far Gone:. is a collection of works from Ithaca College Students Leo Anthony Oliva, Danielle Merendino, Hope Carter, and Kirsten Samanich.

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Professor Gregory Hopkins to be guest conductor of the

9th Annual High School Gospel Festival

 

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 "Created Equal" has been chosen as the name of an April American Studies conference at the National University of Ireland.  Donathan Brown, Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication Studies, has been asked to speak to conference attendees about race and voting rights in the United States.  The title of the essay to be presented is "In Search of Voter Fraud: Race and Voting Rights in the United States."

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Deborah Rifkin (Associate Professor, Music Theory) presented "Peter in Motion: Early Animated Adaptations of Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf" at the West Coast Conference of Music Theory and Analysis, which was held in Salt Lake City in March. The presentation compared Prokofiev's concert version of the symphonic tale (1936) to the first animated versions of it by Disney (1946) and Soyuzmultfilm (1958). 

Two Ithaca College graduate students in their final year of study at the Rochester Center teamed up with graduate students from the Nazareth College Physical Therapy program for a research event at the local district meeting of the New York Physical Therapy Association (NYPTA).

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Students must attend a Student Driver Safety Class in order to drive a College owned/leased vehicle and must be present for the entire 2 hour class.

The last Student Driver Safety Class offered for the semester will be held on Monday, May 12, 2014 from 7pm to 9pm in Textor 101.

Students can register on-line for the class at:  www.ithaca.edu/riskmanagement/ed_prog/.

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