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NORTH CENTRAL COLLEGE Art Davis Chicago Sinfonietta Janis Siegel Jim Peterik & World Stage WELCOME t’s that month. The holidays are over, As we begin a new year, we have much to be the winter cold is closing in, the snow thankful for. Thank you for supporting the I is piling up, and it seems as if nothing arts here at North Central. Thank you to all great is happening anytime soon. I could not of our supporters, the Friends of the Arts, our disagree more! January is the beauty and depth corporate sponsors and all of our partners who of winter: crisp mornings, freshly fallen snow bring you the best of the best. We appreciate and the joy of living! Instead of it being that your continued support. Please consider month, why not enjoy the beauty of nature as joining this great group of patrons who donate we begin this new year. I know the perfect way above and beyond the price of the tickets. We to enjoy this wonderful month and apparently are able to bring you the artists with your help you do, too, since you are here with us. So and support. welcome in from the cold and to the warmth I am personally thankful for such a great team of the arts here at North Central College. that I get to work with. If you agree with me, You may be here for the warmth of jazz, or and I hope you do, please let them know. It’s should I say the warmth of hot jazz as Janis always nice to hear we’re doing a good job. Siegel, a member of the Manhattan Transfer, Likewise, if there is anything you feel we can will amaze the audience in the intimate setting improve upon, let us know that, too. We are of “Club Madden”—as I prefer to call Madden here for you. Let us know how we can make Theatre during the transformation to the your experience even better. cabaret setting. Or maybe you’re here for the So, aren’t you glad you made the trip out to annual tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., join us? January is not that bad after all, is it? co-presented by North Central College and You are with some great people seeing some the Chicago Sinfonietta, or it may be that Jim great shows in some great venues! What could Peterik & World Stage have shaken you from be better than that? Thank you for joining us, your homes to enjoy a wonderful evening of and now on with the show. music and entertainment. Hopefully, you’re here for every show. Now THAT would make January a truly wonderful month, wouldn’t it? It is great to have you here with us. We have Brian Lynch the greatest performance venues around with Fine Arts Director the finest staff and the most amazing artists. North Central College Then to top it all off, we have you, the most wonderful, dedicated audiences anyone could ask for. That is something to be positive about. Join Friends of the Arts today and receive exclusive benefits. The Impresario Society has expanded its membership to include patrons of the arts at an annual giving level of $1,000 and up. Thanks to our many contributors, world-renowned artists such as Yo-Yo Ma, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Vienna Boys Choir, Wynton Marsalis, Celtic Woman and many more have performed in our venues. But the cost of performance tickets only covers half our expenses to bring these great artists to the College’s stages. The generous support from the Friends of the Arts ensures the College can continue to bring world- class performers to our world-class venues. YOUR Sneak preview Name Name recognition Premier viewing for Reception with Presidents Backstage pass to Dinner at North of next year’s recognition in Wentz Concert the Schoenherr Gallery North Central Club all performances Central College GIFT season in program Hall lobby openings and receptions College special guest Membership (when available) with special guest Maestro $10,000 + Bravo $5,000 - $9,999 Standing Ovation IMPRESARIO SOCIETYIMPRESARIO $1,000 - $4,999 Encore $500-$999 Performance $250-$499 Overture $100-$249 Audience $25-$99 To become a Friend of the Arts visit northcentralcollege.edu/makeagift 2014-2015 FRIENDS OF THE ARTS MAESTRO Julie A. Lagodney Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Mr. and Mrs. John Scott Gaskill Ted and Paulette Moulos ($10,000 OR MORE) Elizabeth and Stanley Gustafson Sauntry James Gilbert Katelyn A. Moxon Myron Wentz and Laken Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Patricia and Ron Girard Kathleen M. Musselman Prudence Conley Larry D. 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  • Jim Peterik Has Been a Rock Star for Decades, and He’S Not About to Change Now

    Jim Peterik Has Been a Rock Star for Decades, and He’S Not About to Change Now

    Jim Peterik has been a rock star for decades, and he’s not about to change now [30 August 2010] By Christopher Borrelli Chicago Tribune (MCT) CHICAGO — He’s a friendly stranger in a black sedan. Won’t you hop inside his car? He’s got pictures, he’s got candy, he’s a lovable man. He’ll take you to the nearest star. He’s your vehicle, baby. He’ll take you anywhere you want to go. He’s your vehicle, woman. By now I’m sure you know ... who I’m talking about. If you grew up in the late ‘60s to early ‘70s, with a radio pressed to your ear, then certainly you know. That’s when Jim Peterik and the Ides of March, the pride of Berwyn, Ill., roamed the earth. Until they split up in 1973; then most of the band, having socked away some cash, went to college and started families, became upholsterers and property managers. They were in their 20s. But a funny thing happened: Jim Peterik didn’t grow up. He traded in his black sedan for a Lamborghini. And radio ubiquity? For him, it never dried up, and he never went away, or left Chicago. Indeed, if I had a nickel for every time I heard him recently sing “Vehicle,” the Ides’ biggest hit, which reached No. 2 on the Billboard Top 40 charts, and was impossible to avoid in the summer of 1970 and now sounds like the marching band anthem it is — if I had a nickel for every time I heard him simply reference those lyrics (“Well, I’m a friendly stranger/In a black sedan/Oh, won’t you hop inside my car?”) — I would be wealthy.