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Celebrate October … Italian Heritage and Culture Month
! - 2008
October 27, 2008 (Monday) 6:00
pm Maria
Labozzetta Reads from At the Copa
With humor and poignancy, these stories expose the social and sexual
turmoil of men and women in “the old age of youth.” In “The
Knife Lady,” a seemingly happily married suburbanite receives a jolt of
sexual panic with the visit of a woman selling knives. The husband in
“Future Games” encourages his wife to have an affair with another
man to save their floundering marriage, and the resulting drama is parsed through
the uncomprehending eyes of their young daughter. These are a few of the
stories whose primary fault zone is the seemingly stable, often secretly
troubled, middle-class marriage seen from various views. Light refreshments
will be served. Seating is
limited. This is part of the
Writers Read Series. Sponsored by the John D. Calandra Italian American Institute, Queens
College/CUNY. Admission: free
(registration is required) Contact: (212) 642-2094 October 29, 2008 (Wednesday) 1:30
pm “Gangster
as Goblin in American Society”
Like the fabled
goblins gangster figures have caused a great deal of mischief within American
culture in the name of Italian America.
This lecture by Dr. Fred Gardaphé, Distinguished Professor,
Italian American Studies, Admission: free Contact: Dr. Maria LaRusso (212) 642-2001 Up Coming Events October 21 through November 22, 2008 La Guardia
Ready to go!
Actor Tony Lo Biano’s One Man Show about Di Capo Opera
Theater Contact: (212)
868-4444 October 23, 24,
25, 2008 7:30
pm Visita ai Parenti
A play by Aldo
Nicolaj. Directed by Vittorio Capotorto.
Featuring the theatrical group, Gli Italici. Performance is in Italian. Sponsored by Teatromania in collaboration with la
Società Universitaria Promozione Lingua e Cultura Italiane. Admission:
Suggested Donation Contact: Maureen
Gonzalez (917) 214-6954 October 24 through 26, 2008 New
Italian Film Festival at Stony Brook University
Friday, October
24, 7:00 pm, 9:00 pm, Staller Center: Il regista di matrimoni (The Wedding Director); Saturday, October
25, 4:00 pm., Sunday, October
26, 3:00 pm, These screenings
will be free except for the Friday, 9:00 pm, October 24th event at
the Sponsored by the
Center for Italian Studies of Stony Brook University Stony Brook
University Frank Melville Memorial Library, Room E4340 Stony Contact: (631) 632-7444 HIGH SCHOOL ESSAY CONTEST Essay
Topic: This October’s Italian Heritage and Culture Month celebration is
dedicated to Andrea Palladio. In an essay of approximately 500 words explain
why Palladio is considered the Architect for the Ages. 4.
In selecting this essay, which may be written in Italian or English,
the judges will consider the following guidelines: Events October 1 - 31,
2008 Totò
and Piola
During the month
of October, when you go to: www.kitheater.com
an invitation can be printed, and when presented to Piola Pizzeria, 50% of
the price of your pizza will be donated to the Make-A-Wish Foundation in the
name of Totò. This is a special way to pay homage to Antonio De Curtis
(Totò) who has always given to the poor and needy, and in particular
children. Sponsored by
Kairos Italy Theater and Piola Pizzeria Piola Pizzeria 48 East 12th
Street at Broadway, Manhattan Contact: (212)
777-7781 Date: TBA 1:00
pm - 2:30 pm Paulie
“The Magic Man” Malignaggi
Meet Paulie
“The Magic Man” Malignaggi—the Junior Welterweight Champion
of the World. Malignaggi will address the audience, show a documentary about
his boxing career, answer questions and sign autographs. Food and soft drinks
will be served. Open to all Baruch College students, faculty and staff. Sponsored
by Società Italiana of Baruch College. Baruch
College, Vertical Campus 25th
Street and Lexington Avenue, Manhattan Admission: free, (student, faculty, and staff) Contact:
Dr. Nancy Ziehler (646) 312-2164 nziehler@aol.com October 1, 2008
(Wednesday) 11:15
am “The
Role of Women in Classical Medieval and Renaissance Italian Literature”
Women have always
played an important role in Italian literature. Prof. Maria Passaro will speak on the
role and contributions of women in classical Medieval and Renaissance Italian
literature. Sponsored by the
Italian Club of Westchester Community College. Westchester
Community College Classroom Bldg
– Room 100 75 Grasslands
Road, Valhalla Admission: free Contact: Prof.
Carlo Sclafani (914) 606-6790 CARLO.SCLAFANI@SUNYWCC.EDU October 1, 2008
(Wednesday) 12:15
pm Study
Abroad in Italy
Queens
College’s Education Abroad Office offers many short-term Summer and
Winter programs to several cities in Italy. These programs are offered to
both students and the community. Learn more about these exciting opportunities. Sponsored by the
Calandra Italian American Institute. Queens College
(Room to be announced) 65-30 Kissena
Boulevard, Flushing Admission: free Contact: Joseph
Grosso (718) 997-5769 Joseph.grosso@qc.cuny.edu October 1, 2008
(Wednesday) Carmen
Consoli “Anello Mancante” North American Tour
This is part of
the Italian singer’s North American run of her one woman show,
“Anello Mancante” (Missing Ring). Joe’s Pub 425 Lafayette
Street, Manhattan Contact: (212)
539-8778 info@joespub.com October 1, 2008
(Wednesday) 8:00 pm The
Grand Tour Orchestra – North American Premiere of Jommelli’s
‘Miserere’
Featuring Sari
Gruber, Soprano. Sponsored by
Columbia University, The Italian Academy for Advanced Studies. The Italian
Academy 1161 Amsterdam
Avenue, Manhattan Admission: $15;
$10 Students and Seniors Contact: (212)
854-1623 RSVP:
rw2115@columbia.edu http://www.italianacademy.columbia.edu October 2, 2008
(Thursday) 12:00
pm Italian
Heritage Day
To honor
prominent Italians who have contributed their talents in the fields of
politics, entertainment, sports, medicine, religion, community service, arts,
journalism and government. Sponsored by U.S.
Customs Columbia Association. Russo’s On
the Bay 162-45 Cross Bay
Boulevard, Howard Beach Admission: $40 Contact: Philip
Maddalena (516) 791-2958 PHILMADDALENA@HOTMAIL.COMl
October 2, 20008 (Thursday) 5:00
pm 41 Parallelo Napoli-Mediterraneo/New York – USA Presents Commedia
All’Italiana: The Golden Age 5:00 pm: Una
bella vacanza – Buom Compleanno Dino Risi!. Documentary by Fabrizio Corallo. Film is
in Italian, no subtitles. 6:15 pm: Presentation of the Alberto Sordi
retrospective at Film Forum. For show time and tickets log on to: www.filmforum.org/films/sordi.html 6:30 pm: Big
Deal on Madonna Street by Mario Monicelli. Film is in Italian with
English subtitles. In conjunction
with the exhibit: Italian Masters of Comic Book Art, October 11 –
November 30, 2008 at Scott Eder Gallery in Brooklyn, NY Sponsored by New
York University, Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò. New York
University, Casa Zerilli Marimò 24 West 12th
Street, Manhattan Admission: free Casa.italiana@nyu.edu Casa.italiana@nyu.edu/casaitaliana October 2, 2008
(Thursday) 5:30 pm Italian
Heritage and Culture Celebration
William C.
Thompson, Jr., Comptroller of the City of New York; FIERI International;
National Organization of Italian-American Women (NOIAW) cordially invite you
to join them at this special event.
Distinguished Honorees: Roseanne Colletti, Reporter WNBC News 4 New
York; Hon. Jack Como, President, Italian-American Legal Defense &
Education Fund, Inc; Barbara A. DeBuono, M.D., M.P.H. Executive Director
Public Health and Government US External Medical Affairs Pfizer Inc; Fred
Gardaphè, Distinguished Professor English and Italian American
Studies, Queens College of the City University of New York and Dott. Berardo
Paradiso, President IACE Italian American Committee on Education. Featuring
special performances by singer/songwriter Giada Valenti and St.
Dominic’s Folk Group of St. Dominic’s R.C. Church. Seating is
limited. You must reply to be admitted. Surrogate’s
Courthouse 31 Chambers
Street, Manhattan Contact: (212)
669-4466 EVENTSRSVP@COMPTROLLER.NYC.GOV October 2, 2008
(Thursday) 6:30
pm Renaissance
Art Lecture
Discussion
centering on the glories of Italian art and artists of the period. Dr. Laura
Morowitz moderator. 6:30 pm wine and cheese reception. Lecture to
follow. Sponsored by the
DaVinci Society. Wagner College Howard Avenue,
Staten Island Admission: free Contact: Camille
Cook (718) 420-4126 October 3, 2008
(Friday) 12:00
pm Renata Scotto, Theater in Music
Documentary film by Lucia Bonifaci. Soprano
Renata Scotto will be present. The screening will be followed by a brief
recital performed by young artists from the Opera Studio of Accademia
Nazionale di Santa Cecilia. A light lunch will be offered after the
screening. Please RSVP. Sponsored by Rai
Corporation and RaiSat Extra with the cooperation of the Dante Alighieri
Foundation. Rai Corporation
– New York 32 Avenue of the
Americas, 25th floor, Manhattan Contact: (212)
468-2478 info@raicorp.net October 3, 2008 (Friday) 1:00
pm Giada DeLaurentis
Book signing
“Giada’s Kitchen”. Borders Books
& Music 425 Jericho Tpke,
Syosset, New York Contact: (516) 496-3934 October 3, 2008
(Friday) 6:00
pm ”An
Italian Festa – Benvenuti alla Festa”
The United
Federation of Teachers’ annual Italian Heritage and Culture
Celebration. RSVP is
required. Sponsored by The
Italian American Committee of the UFT, Educators Chapter of the Italian
American Labor Council, Josè Vargas, UFT Bronx Borough Representative
and Patricia Filomena, Committee Chairperson. UFT’s Bronx
Borough Headquarters 2500 Halsey
Street, Bronx Contact: George
Altomare (212) 598-7772 GALTOMARE@UFT.ORG October 3, 2008 (Friday) 6:30
pm A
Tribute to Anna Magnani
Symposium and
reception to celebrate the centennial of Anna Magnani’s birth. Sponsored by the Westchester
Italian Cultural Center in collaboration with the Westchester Italian Film
Festival. One Generoso Pope
Place, Tuckahoe, NY Admission: free (registration required) Contact: Patrizia Calce (914) 771-8700 programs@wiccny.org October 3, 2008
(Friday) 7:00
pm The
Italian Tribune’s 38th Annual Columbus Day Gala
Celebrating
Columbus Day and Italian heritage and culture. Prominent Italian Americans
will be honored. Cocktail reception, dinner and dancing and awards. Sponsored by the
Italian Tribune. Mayfair Farms 481 Eagle Rock
Avenue, West Orange, New Jersey Contact: Rachele
Bennett (917) 485-6000 rachele.bennett@italiantribune.com October 3, 2008
(Friday) 7:00
and 9:30 pm “Spit
it Out!”
Written and
performed by Valerie Smaldone and Amy Coleman. When to women from different
worlds meet, they test the boundaries of their lives and take us on an
exhilarating ride. Etcetera Etcetera
Restaurant 352 West 44th
Street, between 8th and 9th Avenues, Manhattan Admission:
Tickets: $20, cover charge: $15 Contact: (212)
399-4141 October 3 & 4,
2008 8:30
am - 6:30 pm FIAC: Forum on Italian American Criticism
During the past
fifteen years, Italian American Studies have made great strides at all
levels, from increased archival work to the publication of rare or forgotten
materials, from growth in college course offerings to the establishment of
newer academic lines, from far ranging critical production to translations
and international conferences.
The new Alfonse M. D’Amato Chair in Italian and Italian American
Studies at Stony Brook University is now poised to launch the first annual
conference to be known as Forum on Italian American Criticism, or FIAC for
short, with the aim to take stock of these advances, effect a critique or
better a self-critique, and propose new hermeneutical models of analysis for
the future. Sponsored by
Alfonse M. D’Amato Chair in Italian and Italian American Studies. Friday at Stony
Brook, Manhattan, 428 Park Avenue, Manhattan Saturday at the
Calandra Institute, 25 West 43rd Street, Manhattan Admission: free
open to public Contact: Anthony
J. Tamburri (212) 642-2005 anthony.tamburri@qc.cuny.edu October 3 – 9, 2008 (Friday) Film
Forum - 41˚ Parellelo – Sordi
Screening of nine
films starring Alberto Sordi, one of
Italy’s most captivating and talented cinematic actors. Please see
website for details. Sponsored by the
Italian Cultural Institute in NY and Casa Italian Zerrili-Marimò, NY. Film Forum 209 W Houston
Street, Manhattan October 4, 2008
(Saturday) 10:00
am – 5:00 pm Grand
Opening
Opening and
dedication (at 2:00 pm) of Black Bear Pottery & Fine Art Gallery. Featuring works of American-Italian
heritage artists in Benton, PA. Sponsored by
Black Bear Pottery & Fine Art. 255 Main Street Benton, PA Admission: free Contact: Frank Tranor (570) 458-9800 ftranoriii@yuriatin.com October 4, 2008 (Saturday) 11:00
am Guided Walking
Tour of Arthur Avenue:
The Last
Little Italy in the Bronx
Giovanna Bellia
La Marca—chef, cookbook and travel book author—will introduce you
to this area’s selection of extraordinary shops, butchers, bakers,
cheese and noodle makers, restaurants, and the Market, which was opened by
Mayor Fiorello La Guardia to take pushcart vendors off the street in 1940.
Visit the Church of Mount Carmel, the Enrico Fermi Cultural Center and enjoy
a delicious lunch from famed Mike’s Deli with coffee and dessert at the
Arthur Avenue Café. Sponsored by
Institute of Culinary Education (ICE). 50 West 23rd
Street (near 5th Avenue), Manhattan Admission: $70 Contact: Giovanna Bellia La Marca (212) 847-0700 giovanna639@earthlink.net October 4, 2008
(Saturday) 2:00
pm Dedication of the Chapel of Our Lady of Pompeii Mass and
dedication of the Italian Chapel of Our lady of Pompeii at the Basilica of
the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. Established by the Italian
American Bishops and built through the generosity of Italian Americans. Basilica of the
National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception 400 Michigan
Avenue, Northeast, Washington, D.C. Admission: free Contact: Msgr. Walter Rossi (202) 526-8300 wrr@bnsic.org October 4,
2008 (Saturday) 3:00
pm
Children’s
Cultural Party – Where Do You Think You’re Going Columbus?
An interactive
children’s party about Christopher Columbus’ adventure. Carmine Ravosa will lead the children
through this journey using music, songs, and crafts, and, of course, a very
well deserved banquet! Please see
website for details. Sponsored by the
Westchester Italian Cultural Center. 1 Generoso Pope
Place, Tuckahoe Admission: Members: $25; Non-members: $30 Contact: Patrizia Calce (914) 771-8700 programs@wiccny.org October 4, 2008
(Saturday) 5:00 pm The Golden Door
A film directed
by Emanuele Crialese, about a family living in poverty in a small farming
community in Sicily, leaves behind the world they know in hope of finding new
opportunities. Starring Francesco Casisa, Vincenzo Amato and Charlotte
Gainsbourg. The Golden Door received
its world premier at the 2006 Venice Film Festival. .Brief Sponsored by St.
John’s University Italian Cultural Center. St. John’s
University 8000 Utopia
Parkway, Queens Italian
Night
October 4, 2008
(Saturday) 7:00
pm Celebration of
the 40th Anniversary of the Cellini Lodge with food, dancing and
entertainment. Sponsored by the
Cellini Lodge, Order Sons of Italy in America. Clinton Martin
Recreational Building New Hyde Park
Road and Union Turnpike, northeast corner, 1 mile south LIE, Northern State
Pkwy Contact: Jean Gagliardo (516) 935-5084 October 4 and 5, 2008 2:00 pm GIAA
Festival of Short Films and Videos
The Guild of
Italian American Actors presents its second annual festival of short movies
from around the world. A wide variety of shorts will be screened, and awards
will be presented to filmmakers and screenwriters. Sponsored by the
Guild of Italian American Actors (GIAA). Anthology Film
Archives 2nd
Avenue and 2nd Street, Manhattan Admission: $10/day Contact: Mara Lesemann (551) 200-8112 maralesemann@giaa.us October 4, 11,
16, 25. 2008 Italian
Music and Dance & Italian Cuisine
Reservations
required. Carmela’s
Italian Restaurant 912 Hempstead
Turnpike, Franklin Square Contact: Bart Calia/Raffaele (516) 488-9898 October 5, 2008
(Sunday) 11:00 am Festa di
Ferrari
Ferrari car show
and fundraiser for three local charities. Sponsored by
Italian Center of Stamford, Inc. 1620 Newfield
Avenue, Stamford, Connecticut Admission: free Contact: Paul Bova ppbova@optonline.net October 5, 2008 (Sunday) 1:00
pm Borough
President James P. Molinaro’s 18th Annual Columbus Day
Parade
Annual event
honoring Italian heritage and culture with participation of marching bands
and representatives of Italian organizations, and prominent Italian
Americans. Sponsored by the
Office of Staten Island Borough President Parade begins at
New Dorp High School 465 New Dorp
Lane, Staten Island Admission: free Contact: Joanne Nuzzo (718) 816-2133 jnuzzo@statenislandusa.com October 5, 2008 (Sunday) 1:00
pm Italian
Culture and Heritage Celebration
A dazzling
display of local talents—artists, sculptors, painters, dancers,
musicians and singers—from Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Also features a
presentation by young students displaying their Italian language skills. Sponsored by the
Daughters and Sons of Italian Heritage Lodge, OSIA. St. Nicholas
Church Auditorium 26 Olive Street,
Brooklyn, NY Admission: free Contact: Dominick J. Sciangula (718) 782-8565 dom_sciangula@hotmail.com October 5, 2008 (Sunday) 1:00
pm Third
Annual “All U Can Eat” Family Spaghetti Fest
Meal includes
pasta with meat sauce, salad, garlic bread, homemade Italian sausage, dessert
and coffee. Activities include
bocce and a children’s corner.
Sponsored by Club
Italo/Americano of Greater Green Bay. Klipstine Park 936 Anderson
Drive, Green Bay, WI Admission: $7; Children under 5 - free Contact: Patrick and JoAnna Kloster (920) 468-4117 jopak@new.rr.com October 5, 2008
(Sunday) 1:30 pm Gino Di
Napoli in Concert
The performer
will sing the best Neapolitan/Italian/American music. Registration required. Sachem Library 150 Holbrook
Road, Holbrook, New York Admission: free Contact: Gino Di Napoli
(631) 242-5808 October 5, 2008 (Sunday) 2:00
pm Chamber
Music Concert
Trio
# 2 in G minor by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco will be performed by the Lehman
Chamber Players (violin, cello and piano). Sponsored
by Lehman College/CUNY Music Department. Lehman
College/CUNY, Recital Hall – Music Building 250
Bedford Park Blvd. West, Bronx, NY Admission: free Contact: Diana Mittler-Battipaglia (718) 459-1277 dianamittler@aol.com October 5, 2008
(Sunday) 3:00 pm “Opera
& Pops” Concert
Regina Opera
soloists will present a 2-hour concert of show stopping arias and ensembles
from popular operas and Broadway selections. Sponsored by the
Regina Opera Company. Regina Hall 65th
Street and 12th Avenue, Brooklyn Admission: $10;
Teens $5; Children free Contact: (718)
232-3555 October 5, 2008 (Sunday) 3:30
pm Wild in the Wind
Film starring
Anna Magnani. Light refreshments will be served. Sponsored by the
Westchester Italian Cultural Center. One Generoso Pope
Place, Tuckahoe, NY Admission: $25; $20 Members Contact: Patrizia Calce (914) 771-8700 programs@wiccny.org October 5, 2008 (Sunday) 3:30
pm Concert
of the Morningside Woodwind Group of New York City
The group will
perform works by Rossini, Verdi, Puccini, Bricciardi, Vivaldi and
Donizetti. Sponsored by the
Center for Italian Studies of Stony Brook University and the OSIA/John
Michael Marino Lodge #1389, hosted by and in cooperation with St. Peter
Alcantara Parish. St. Peter
Alcantara Church 1327 Port
Washington Blvd., Port Washington Admission: free Contact: (631) 632-7444 October 5, 2008
(Sunday) 5:00 pm Nuovomondo (The Golden Door)
Directed by
Emanuele Crialese. The Movie
tells the tale of a widowed Sicilian father and his journey to America. Discussion to follow viewing. Frank Polizzi, moderator. Sponsored by the DaVinci Society. Wagner College
Spiro Center Staten Island Admission: free Contact: Camille Cook (718) 420-4126 October 5, 2008
(Sunday) 5:00 pm Presentation
on the Architect Andrea Palladio
John Pinto,
Professor of Art and Archeology at Princeton University, will guide the
audience on an armchair tour of Palladio’s numerous villas, churches
and public buildings in Venice and surrounding areas. Sponsored by the
Dorothea’s House, Princeton’s Casa di Cultura Italiana. 120 John Street,
Princeton, New Jersey Admission: free Contact: Joe
Casalaina joec@dorotheashouse.org October 6, 2008 (Monday) 12:15
pm Italian
American Club Information Meeting
Queens
College’s Italian Club has a long history at Queens College. Learn more
about the club and their activities at this informational meeting/recruitment
drive. Sponsored by the
John D. Calandra Italian American Institute, Queens College/CUNY. Queens College
(Room TBA) 65-30 Kissena
Boulevard, Flushing Admission: free Contact: Joseph Grosso (718) 997-5769 joseph.grosso@qc.cuny.edu October 6, 2008
(Monday) 2:00 pm Screening
ethnicity: Representations of Italian Americans in U.S. Cinema
Italian Americans
occupy a strong, if often contested, place in American media. Stereotypical
representations of Italian Americans began in the early 20th
century. Such depictions generated significant debates with the Italian
American community about the casting of non-Italian Americans in Italian
American roles and about the media’s role in creating and maintaining
stereotypical representations of Italian Americans. Senior Vice President Robert M.
Pignatello, Office of Finance and Administration cordially invites you to
celebrate and recognize Italian American Heritage Month with a special
lecture by Anthony Julian Tamburri, Dean, the John D. Calandra Italian
American Institute and Professor of Italian American Studies, Queens
College. Refreshments will be
served. Sponsored by John
Jay College of Criminal Justice. The Gerald W.
Lynch Theater Lobby 899 Tenth Avenue,
Manhattan Admission: free Contact: Dr.
Maria La Russo (212) 237-8969 October 6, 2008 (Monday) 6:00
pm “Found in Translation”
A screening of
two documentaries: Italoitaliani
by Marina Catucci and Daniele Salvini, produced by Fuoricampo, New York, and
Manhattan Amore Mio by Marina Catucci and Daniele Salvini in collaboration
with Apolo Argentitni and Damiano Ficoneri. Produced by LA7TV. Sponsored by the
Italian Cultural Institute in New York. Italian Cultural
Institute 686 Park Avenue,
Manhattan Admission: free Contact: (212) 879-4242, ext 361 October 6, 2008 (Monday) 6:30
pm Puccini
RAI Fiction in
the USA. World premiere. Directed by Giorgio Capitani and starring Alessio
Boni. In Italian with English
subtitles. Italian Embassy
– Italian Cultural Institute 3000 Whitehaven Street
NW, Washington, DC Admission: free
(by invitation) Contact: (202) 518-0998, ext. 1 iccwasington@esteri.it October 6, 2008
(Monday) 7:00 pm Aries
Fine Wines & Spirits
Aries invites you
to celebrate the release of the fabulous 2006 Cru Beaujolais of Georges
DuBoeuf, including several wines from the exclusive Domaines of DuBoeuf, at a
wine dinner. Seating is limited. La Panetiere
Restaurant Greenhouse Garden
Room Rye, New York Admission: $120 Contact: (914)
946-0191 or (914) 582-7021 towine@aol.com. October 6, 2008 (Monday) 7:00
pm Culinary
Demonstration – La Cucina Abruzzese
With executive
chef from Scalini Osteria in Bronxville. Sponsored by the
Westchester Italian Cultural Center. One Generoso Pope
Place, Tuckahoe, NY Admission: $110; $95 Members Contact: Patrizia Calce (914) 771-8700 programs@wiccny.org October 6, 2008
(Monday) 7:30 pm County
Executive Proclamation Ceremony
County Executive
Andy Spano will formally proclaim October as Italian Heritage and Culture
Month with a special ceremony and reception honoring outstanding students and
teachers of the Italian language from many Westchester schools. Please RSVP. In collaboration
with the Westchester Italian Cultural Center and the Honorable Andrew J.
Spano and the Westchester County Executive’s Office. Antonio Meucci
Lodge 279 Maple Avenue,
White Plains Contact:
Professor Carlo Sclafani (914) 606-6790 October 7, 2008 (Tuesday) 3:50
pm Letteratura e storia: Machiavelli e la fondazione
della politica come scienza
Presentation (in
Italian) by Professor Sebastiano Martelli, University of Salerno. Sponsored by the Center for Italian
Studies of Stony Brook University Stony Brook
University Frank Melville Memorial Library Stony Brook, New
York Admission: free Contact: (631) 632-7444 October 7, 2008 (Tuesday) 6:00
pm Beyond
Wiseguys: Italian Americans and the Movies
Directed by Steven Fischler. Filled with classic film clips and all-star interviews, Beyo |
