E BEHREND BEACON
Calendar of Events
18Fri
19 Sat 20 Sun 21 Mon
• IM Deadline: 4-on-4 Coed • LEB Movie: Bone Collector— 10 p.m. • LEB Movie: Bone Collector— 9 p.m. • Catch up on some reading
Volleyball 4p.m.
• Comedian Erik Passoja-Bruno's—
• Sunday Mass Reed Commons, 8 p.m.
• LEB Movie: Bone Collector— 10
8:30p.m.
p.m.
22 Tues 23 Wed 4Thurs 2 5 Fri
•IM 4-on-4 Coed Volleyball • Astronomy Open House: Astronomy of the • AMCC Basketball Tournaments
begins Maya 7:30p.m. @ Science Building
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Events
CONCERT PIANIST RAYMOND
JACKSON VISITS BEHREND
AND PERFORMS AT BRUNO'S
Professor of music at Howard Uni
versity in Washington D.C., Raymond
Jackson began his music career in
Providence, RI. Beginning at age
five, Jackson received piano
instruction which led to a skill in play
ing the organ.
His knowledge of music at an early
age inspired a career as a concert
pianist, recording artist, teacher, mu
sical scholar and researcher, lecturer,
clinician, and adjudicator.
3ackson attended the Juilliard
School in New York City where he
earned a Bachelor of Science, Master
of Science, and Doctor of Musical
Concert Pianist Raymond Jackson performs in Bruno's, Friday, Feb 25, 2000
Arts Degrees. He has also been the
recipient of numerous awards includ
ing the Marguerite Long International
Piano Concour in Paris.
Such achievements have earned
him the distinction of being the first
African-American, first musician,
and first person from his native state
to be elected into the Rhode Island
Heritage Hall of Fame.
On February 25th, Raymond Jack
son will be performing at Behrend in
the Bruno's Cafe at 8:30. Come out
and show your support for Mr. Jack
son.
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WESTPACS PRESENTS JOB FAIR
2000
On Thursday March 16, 2000,
WestPACS will sponsor a Job Fair, to
he held at the Pittsburgh Expo Mart in
Monroe, PA. The fair will be held
between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.
At the fair will be over 180 employers
that are offering positions to students.
Seniors and alumni will be able to seek
full time jobs a while underclassmen
will be interviewed for internships.
Students and alumni from over 34
colleges and universities have been
invited. For more information, contact
http://
w w w.studentcentral .c o m/
indexWESTPACS.CFM, or visit the
Career Development Center . Pre
register by March 9 for $5.00, or
$lO.OO at the door.
website
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