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March-2012-News.Pdf Celebrating library power Issue No. 275, March 2012 Library Budget Vote The Library Budget Vote & Trustee Election takes place Tuesday, April Meet Jeffrey Lyons 3rd at the library from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Author and television per- stars of today, including Penélope sonality Jeffrey Lyons visits on Cruz and George Clooney. Budget meetings are scheduled for Tuesday, March 13 at 7:30 p.m. with A movie critic and baseball 7:30 p.m. on March 21 (Budget Hear- his book Stories My Father Told Me book author, Lyons has acted in two ing and Board of Trustees meeting) (Abbeville Press, 2011). films, reviewed more than 15,000 and March 28 (Budget Information For forty glorious years, from movies and hundreds of Broadway Session and Meet the Candidates). 1934 to 1974, Leonard Lyons made plays, broadcast baseball for the Red the daily rounds of Gotham night- Sox, and interviewed virtually every Library Board spots, collecting the exclusive major star of his own time. Lyons co- If you are interested in running for a scoops that were at the core of his hosted three national movie review seat on the Library Board of Trust- newspaper column “The Lyons shows: Sneak Previews, MSNBC’s At ees, your petition must be returned Den.” Jeffrey Lyons has assembled the Movies, and Reel Talk. by March 5. Please contact library anecdotes from his father’s best Books will be available for pur- administration at 883-4400, Ext. 101. columns, and has also contributed a chase and signing. Co-sponsored by selection of his own interviews with the Friends of the Library. What’s new about diabetes? The Health Advisory Council wel- comes Stuart Weinerman, M.D., As- Celebrating Library Power sociate Chief, Division of Endocrinol- ogy, North Shore/LIJ, on Wednesday, Our 120th Anniversary Cel- World Festival – Community Party Children’s Illustrator Exhibition March 21 at 7:30 p.m. Who is at risk? ebration pays tribute to the power April 29 November Is diabetes preventable? Learn about In collaboration with the FOL and new treatments and the newest medi- of the library. This chronological Landmark on Main Street Illustrator Reception & Book Signing cations. listing will continue to develop, and followed by a panel discussion is subject to change. World Film Festival November 4 at 1:30 p.m. May & June World Festival news TeenSpace Hunger Games Party “The World of Port Washington,” a rd Library Exploratorium District 12.0 Friends of the Library’s 43 Annual November 18 from 1 to 5 p.m. graphic display of Port Washington Saturday, March 24 at 2:30 p.m. Book & Author Luncheon people and their birthplaces, will be See back page. May 11 at 11 a.m. part of the World Festival on April 29. Our Town Library: Family Theater Art Advisory Council Members’ November 23 at 11 a.m. All Port Washington residents can Imani Winds Quintet be a part of this visual celebration of April 15 at noon & 3 p.m. Exhibition July & August Ben Rudnick & Friends Music diversity. The display will not include Co-Sponsored by the Tepper In- names or addresses; only photos and tergenerational Fund & the Music Performance for Children “Steampunk” Art & Design Projects December 28 birthplaces. To participate, send an Advisory Council with funding and Teen Summer Reading Club Sponsored by the Children’s Advisory e-mail to worldfest@pwpl.org or call from the Port Washington Library July & August Council 883-4400, Ext. 147 or 149. You will Foundation. receive a reply with instructions. Library Birthday Party Lucette Lagnado & André Aciman July – Date TBD Our World Festival will be held on Ruth D. Bogen Memorial Lecture Sunday, April 29 from 1 to 5 p.m. The April 18 at 7:30 p.m. Then as Now: Imagining a Day in the Festival is a collaboration between the Sponsored by the Friends of the Life of the Library in 1892 library, with funding from the Friends Library July 20 Programs at noon, 3 & 7:30 p.m. of the Library, and the Landmark on “Something Special Big Band” Main Street. April 22 at 3 p.m. Local History Center Exhibition PWPL: 120, opening in “Feet, Forks, and Fate: the power of September. History timeline, a kiosk FOL Book & Author lifestyle over medical destiny” honoring the four library directors, multimedia installations, special web Luncheon Lecture by Dr. David L. Katz Save the date for the Friends of the content and more. Co-sponsored April 24 at 7:30 p.m. Library’s 43rd annual Book & Author by the Port Washington Library Sponsored by the Health Advisory Luncheon: Friday May 11. New loca- Foundation. Council tion: The North Hills Country Club. Library Foundation Gala Registration information will be avail- Recreational Activities on September 29 able April 1. Story inside. Manhasset Bay April 26 at 7 p.m. Children’s Room – Halloween with Sponsored by the Nautical Advisory Staff in Period Costume Council See back page for TeenSpace Hunger Games October 31 from 4 to 7 p.m. program information FOL University Bernstein & Copland: a friendship in music The Friends of the Library ship and features a performance welcomes Professor Orin Gross- of a striking example of their early man to FOL University on Sunday, collaboration — Leonard Bern- March 25 at 1:30 p.m. Dr. Gross- stein’s piano arrangement of Aaron man, of Fairfield University, will Copland’s first great orchestral speak on Leonard Bernstein and composition in his popular style, El Aaron Copland. FOL U participants Salon Mexico. will remember Professor Gross- man’s standing-room-only program on George Gershwin last fall. Leonard Bernstein and Aaron Copland met in 1937. Bernstein was 19, beginning his junior year at Harvard College. Aaron Copland was an established composer of 37, living in New York City. He had not yet composed the works for which he is most famous today — the bal- lets Appalachian Spring, Rodeo, and Billy the Kid — but he was a leader PW Korean Parents Association of the new young composers group based in New York City. acknowledged for generous gift Their meeting initiated a fifty- year friendship in which the older to FOL composer served as father-figure, composition teacher, mentor and The Friends of the Library agencies, advocating cultural aware- friend. This lecture traces the thankfully acknowledges the sup- ness and good citizenship. course of this influential friend- port of the Port Washington Korean Pictured, bottom row, left Parents Association (KPA) during to right: Jungnam Suh, Nayoung its current fundraising appeal. “We Ha, Amy Bass and library director are so grateful that a wonderful lo- Nancy Curtin. Second Row (l to r): cal organization such as the KPA is FOL vice president Nancy Wright, supporting the library and the work HeeKyung Cho, library ESOL of the FOL,” said Friends’ presi- coordinator Peggy O’Hanlon and FOL Bogen Lecture dent Amy G. Bass. The FOL helps Jenny Kim. Top row (l to r): FOL fund the library’s ethnic festivals, vice president Ellen Zimmerman, including the Asian festival, as well Bokhyun Yu and Mina Lee. coming in April as ESOL language and citizenship For information on the KPA, Noted authors Lucette Lagnado and Andre Aciman will discuss how the Egypt of their youth classes, among many other pro- contact Nayoung Ha at 384-6711 or informs their work at the annual Ruth D. Bogen Memorial Lecture on Wednesday, April 18 grams and services. The Korean Jenny Kim at 672-8499. For informa- at 7:30 p.m. Lagnado is an investigative reporter for the Wall Street Journal and award- Parents Association seeks to act as tion on the FOL or to donate, see winning memoirist of The Man in the White Sharkskin Suit and its newly published sequel, a liaison between Korean families www.pwpl.org/fol. (Photo: Will Wright) The Arrogant Years. Aciman is a Distinguished Professor of Comparative Literature at the CUNY Graduate Center. Among his works are the novel Call Me by Your Name, the memoir and local schools and government Out of Egypt, and the new Alibis: Essays on Elsewhere. World Festival! Join us in celebrating the diversity of Port Washing- ton. Our World Festival will be held on Sunday, April 29 from 1 to 5 p.m. There will be an art exhibit, food sam- plings, crafts and games for children, costumes, decora- tions and displays from over 40 countries. Hop on over to Landmark on Main Street to enjoy multi-cultural music and dance. The World Festival is a collaboration between the Monday, March 5 at 7:30 p.m. — THE SUSPENSE IS KILLING ME! The Art and Craft of Writing library, with funding from the Thrillers. Panelists include: Michael Palmer, Andrew Gross, Kira Peikoff. Moderator is author/ Friends of the Library, and the attorney Tony Iovino. See description in Calendar of Events. Landmark on Main Street. Lexis Nexis The library has added Lexis cessed from within the library only; Nexis to our extensive collection there is no remote access. Legal re- of online reference databases. sources include US federal & state This resource includes full text case law, federal & state statutory articles from newspapers, maga- law, patents and law reviews. zines, newswires, trade journals To access the database, visit and foreign language publications the Library’s Research page at worldwide. 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