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Thursday, February 12, 2004

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Fund-raisers

Thurs., Feb. 12 – The Queens Council on the Arts is having a cocktail party to celebrate the Unisphere’s 40th anniversary honoring state Sen. Serphin Maltese, Assemblyman Ivan Lafayette, J.P. Morgan Chase Vice President Janet Rodriguez, composer Jame
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Business Calendar

Feb. 12- Keller Graduate School of Management, a division of DeVry Institute of Technology, is hosting an open house for prospective students, 5 -7 p.m., 30-20 Thomson Ave., Long Island City offers master’s degrees in business administration and inf
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Genocide exhibit to open at QCC Holocaust Center

A new photo documentary exhibit chronicling the instances of genocide throughout the world during the 20th century will open at the Queensborough Community College Holocaust Resource Center and Archives Feb. 29.
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Memories of Ellis Island brought to Queens

From 1892 to its official close in 1954, more than 12 million immigrants passed through the gates of New York’s Ellis Island, yearning for freedom and a new life on American shores. Most of them, in one or two generations, fulfilled their dream, but
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SJU gallery presents young artists from Cuba

St. John’s University is proud to present “Young Contemporary Artists from Cuba,” at the Chung-Cheng Art Gallery, located in Sun Yat-Sen Hall on the Queens campus, at 80-00 Utopia Pkwy. The exhibit opened Tuesday and runs through March 9. <
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Digging up Flushing history

Queens College anthropology professor James Moore, who with his student has conducted research and archaeological digs at the Bowne House in Flushing — the oldest house in Queens — has organized an exhibition of their findings. Entitled “Ne

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