My 2 painters are still in the art show about SDS till the end of Feb. along with the story boards for the book on SDS. Also they have the book/interview/history of SDS "Rebels With a Cause", from the film of the same name.
Also I have put links up on the http://change-links.org web site, at the end of the list of current articles. >Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2008 12:06:15 -0800 >Subject: Happenings at and about Arbeter Ring/Workmen's Circle! >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >Happenings at and about Arbeter Ring/Workmen's Circle! >1525 S. Robertson Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90035-4231 >all events are at The Workmens Circle unless otherwise stated. > ><http://www.circlesocal.org/>www.circlesocal.org >Visit our Website for complete event listings and information! ><http://www.circlesocal.org/briv.html>Read our >monthly newsletter, Der Arbeter Briv, online ><http://www.circlesocal.org/800.html>Yes! I want >to help keep Workmens Circle programs alive and accessible! > >To unsubscribe to the e-briv, ><http://circlesocal.org/mailman/listinfo/ebriv_circlesocal.org>click here > > > > * TONIGHT! Wednesday, February 13, 7 pm: > Yiddish Film Series, Fishke der Krumer (The Light Ahead) > * Friday, February 22, 7 pm: Union Man: Potluck, Film & Concert > * Sunday, February 24, 7 pm: Cuban Film Series: ¡Salud! > * Thursday, February 28, 7 pm: Vegan Potluck Dinner and Speakers. > * Sunday, March 2, 7 pm: Film, House of the > Generals, with director Dan Spigel >6. J. J. Goldberg, Editorial Director of the >Forward, to Speak in Los Angeles on March 9, 10-3 pm > > >And ongoing in A Shenere Velt Gallery: Students >for a Democratic Society: A Graphic History. >Through February 29 not to be missed! > > >------------------------------------------------- > > >1. TONIGHT! Wednesday, February 13, 7 pm: >Yiddish Film Series, Fishke der Krumer (The Light Ahead). >1939, B&W, 94 minutes, Yiddish with English >subtitles. Impoverished lovers Fishkeand Hodel >dream of life in the big city of Odessa, free >from the poverty and stifling old-world >prejudices of the shtetl. The benevolent and >enlightened bookseller Mendele helps them, >turning small-town superstitions to their >advantage so they can escape. From this tale, >director Edgar Ulmer creates a luminous allegory >that suggests the possibility of escape on the >eve of World War II. After-film comments, >questions and discussion led by Yiddish scholar Hershl Hartman. $5 donation. > > >2. Friday, February 22, 7 pm: Union Man: Potluck, Film & Concert >Julius Margolin, at 91, is a living legend in >the New York City labor movement. Hes been >active since the 1930s in the CIO, the National >Maritime Union and Local 52 of the International >Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employees, >which he has represented in the NYC Central >Labor Council for 34 years. A tireless fighter >for justice, equality, and against war, Julius >embarked on a new career in 1999, making music >and CDs with George Mann while still hitting >picket lines and organizing workers in New York and around the United States. > A Union Man is the story of his life > through his eyes as well as those hes met > along the way. Featuring guest appearances by > Utah Phillips, Faith Petric and former NMU Vice > President Joe Stack, as well as concert > performances, it's an affectionate portrait of > a rank-and-file activist still fighting for > justice in his tenth decade on this planet. > Suggested Donation $5-$10 all welcome! > Please bring a potluck contribution for 8-10 > people. We will have dinner, watch the film, > meet the filmmaker and enjoy a concert of union songs! >(Also Showing Friday, February 22, 5:30 pm at the UCLA Downtown Labor Center, >675 S. Park View St., L.A. 90057 phone 213-480-4155) > ><http://www.georgeandjulius.com/>www.georgeandjulius.com > >--------------------------------------- > >3. Cuban Film Series >Sunday, February 24 at 7 pm >¡Salud! (In Spanish with English subtitles) >Find out what puts Cuba on the map in the quest >for global health. A timely examination of human >values and the health issues that affect us all, >¡Salud! looks at the curious case of Cuba, a >cash-strapped country with what the BBC calls >one of the worlds best health systems. From >the shores of Africa to the Americas, ¡Salud! >hits the road with some of the 28,000 Cuban >health professionals serving in 68 countries, >and explores the hearts and minds of >international medical students in Cubanow >numbering 30,000, including nearly 100 from the >USA. Cuban medical schools will graduate an >unprecedented 100,000 new doctors from >developing countries over the next decade. >All these stories plus testimony from experts >around the world bring home the competing >agendas that mark the battle for global >healthand the complex realities confronting the >movement to make healthcare everyones birthright. >A feature documentary, ¡Salud! is directed by >Academy Award nominee Connie Field and co-produced by Gail Reed. >We present this evening of films in conjunction >with the Los Angeles Coalition in Solidarity >with Cuba. The requested donation is $5. Its >always both an interesting crowd that turns up >for our Cuba films and a stimulating discussion >that follows. Usually refreshments are served! >-------------------------------------- >4. Thursday, February 28, 7 pm: Vegan Potluck Dinner and Speakers. >Monthly CHEF potlucks for health and community >continue with speakers Zel and Reuben Allen of ><http://www.vegparadise.com/>Vegetarians in >Paradise. No charge, bring a vegan potluck >contribution for 8-10 people. E-mail ><mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED] for more informa tion. > > * Sunday, March 2, 7 pm: Film, House of the > Generals, with director Dan Spigel >See the epic feature film House of the Generals >(in English, 110 minutes), directed by Dan Spigel >House of the Generals is an unforgettable true >story of a family trapped between the Russian >Revolution and World War II. Seen through the >eyes of Liza Kharacter, the epic story begins >with the dawn of the 20th century and moves >through loves, sacrifices, and their fight for >survival during the Holocaust. Their journey >carries the viewer on a tumultuous ride with an >uncertain future. The director will be in >attendance to introduce the film to the audience >and will be available for questions and answers afterward. >Admission by $5 donation. > >------------------------------- >6. J. J. Goldberg, Editorial Director of the >Forward, to Speak in Los Angeles on March 9, 10-3 pm >Progressive Jewish Alliance and Ameinu are proud >to co-sponsor award-winning journalist, J. J. >Goldberg, for a seminar on the upcoming >elections and the Israeli peace process. > * How do American Jews vote and which votes matter? > * How are we to reconcile Israeli security > and the American social conscience? > * What role should Americans play in the Peace Process? > * Can weak leaders negotiate? >March 9, from 10-3 pm >Institute of Jewish Education (8339 W. 3rd St., Los Angeles 90048) >Kosher lunch included. >$20 for members of PJA or Ameinu; $25 for members of the public. > >Advance registration is required. Go to ><http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?e=00170tyYAxbBrZEnDWyMmKTUMKEQ5noBdZQT1iCLXv0FTab9qUYhYGOJiyWp-dQcxHuYKOjrTVyv9tdsXwing4WVCdvb3gSvihTDVgQRViPSwk3s0yYAxEuOw==>www.pjalliance.org > >and click "Join or Donate" and put $20/$25 in >the "other" section or send a check to PJA (5870 >W. Olympic Blvd, 90036) or Ameinu (8339 West >Third St., 90048). Checks can be made out to either organization. > >For more information, contact (323)761-8350 or (323)655-2842. >-- >Workmens Circle/Arbeter Ring SoCal District >1525 S Robertson Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90035 >310 552 2007 ph - 310 552 3417 fax ><mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>[EMAIL PROTECTED] - www.circlesocal.org >**************************************** >Todays Workmens Circle/Arbeter Ring >is a welcoming home for a new generation >committed to Jewish community and culture, >and the pursuit of social and economic >justice for all. >_______________________________________________ >Ebriv mailing list >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >http://circlesocal.org/mailman/listinfo/ebriv_circlesocal.org John Johnson Change-Links Progressive Newspaper [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://change-links.org Subscribe to our list server. 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