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SPONSORED: With More than 150 Programs to Choose From, we are Cleveland’s graduate school. Increase your professional success with a graduate degree from Cleveland State University! Choose from programs in business, healthcare, the arts, public administration, education, nursing and so many more. Join us for an information session on Sat 10/6 at 10AM in CSU’s University Center, 2121 Euclid Ave. (Free parking at East 19th Street and Chester Ave.) Enjoy continental breakfast, meet with faculty and advisors, and learn more about our many master, doctoral, professional, certificate and licensure programs. Classes are offered during the day, evening and weekend, at our downtown campus or in Solon, Westlake and corporate and community sites. For details, visit www.csuohio.edu/gradcollege/admit or call (216) 687-5599.

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SPONSORED: The Big Question is . . . can sustainable business practices help your company achieve a competitive advantage? Many successful companies have adopted a “triple bottom line” (People-Planet-Profit) approach to doing business, and in doing so have improved employee retention, strengthened stakeholder relations, and improved their brand image. On Thu 9/27 from 11:30AM - 1:00PM, the Nance College of Business Administration will present Noon at Nance, the first in a four-part series on Sustainable Business Practices. You’ll learn to evaluate the benefits and risks to your organization in making a shift to more sustainable business practices. A panel of experts, including Margie Flynn (BrownFlynn) and Tom Morley (LubeStop) will share their experiences in using market analysis to make the business case for sustainability. Bring your lunch to this brown bag seminar. To register, visit www.csuohio.edu/cba.

CMNH
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SPONSORED: Galileo Was a Lute Player? Join us at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History Wed 9/26 at 6:30 and 7:30PM as we discover Galileo’s personal interest in music, his early participation in designing scientific experiments in music with his father, and his own precocious talent as a lute player at a special planetarium program: Galileo's Lute. Renowned lutenist Ronn McFarlane joins local musician Kenneth Bé in an innovative recital on this Renaissance instrument. Enjoy music from Galileo's world – including lute works composed by his father, Vincenzo, and younger brother, Michelangelo – in The Nathan and Fannye Shafran Planetarium as we examine the Renaissance view of the world and Universe. McFarlane will also perform some of his own compositions included on his recently released CD. Tickets: $10 members; $15 nonmembers. Purchase tickets online www.cmnh.org or (216) 231-1177.

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SPONSORED: Backwards Hamburger is one of the many cool flicks you’ll be able to enjoy during the Cleveland Museum of Natural History’s Wild and Scenic Environmental Film Festival on Sat 10/6 at 6-11PM with a 6PM reception. Meet representatives from local environmental nonprofits and enjoy food, bar and entertainment at an opening reception. Then share the powerful messages of the film fest which brings together award-winning environmental films to raise awareness of the natural world and motivate viewers to make a difference locally and globally. Hosted by the Nature League. Other films include Seeds, Hope, and Concrete, Birdsong & Coffee: A Wake Up Call, Nomads: Wandering Women of the Whitewater Tribe, among others. Members: $10; Nonmembers: $15; At door: $18. Purchase tickets online or call (216) 231-1177. For more info about CMNH go to www.cmnh.org.

CPL
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SPONSORED: I Must Scream is one of the many literary works of Harlan Ellison, a legendary writer that the Cleveland Public Library will pay tribute to on Fri 9/21. Join us in the Louis Stokes Wing auditorium, at Superior and East Sixth with a reception at 6:30PM, followed by the documentary Dreams with Sharp Teeth: A Film about Harlan Ellison, at 7PM. A resident of LA, Ellison was born and raised in Cleveland and Painesville. His work includes scripts for TV: Star Trek, Outer Limits, The Twilight Zone and the Alfred Hitchcock Hour and his books: Dangerous Visions (1967); thirty collections of short stories including I Have No Mouth & I Must Scream (1967), Angry Candy (1988), and Slippage (1997). For more information, contact www.cpl.org or (216) 623-2800.

Clev Orch
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SPONSORED: 2-for-1 Tix for Date Night/Family Fun, Fri 9/28 It’s a fantastical voyage that traces the exploits of Peer Gynt around the world with action-packed musical scenes and theatrical staging for scenes like “In the Hall of the Mountain King” (watch out for those trolls!). This special offer for CC readers allows you to bring a friend/sig other at no charge. See The Cleveland Orchestra at Severance Hall in a rare performance of Edvard Grieg's "Peer Gynt" Fri 9/28 at 8PM with Vladimir Ashkenazy conducting. English narration by Narrator John de Lancie, known for his portrayal of “Q” in Star Trek. Limit 4 tickets per customer at 2-for-1 price. Use promo code 4076. Contact 216 231-1111 or www.clevelandorchestra.com. Hurry! Offer expires 9/27 at 6PM!

Jumpstart
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SPONSORED: Are you a Technology Entrepreneur in Northeast Ohio? Would you like business assistance at no cost to you? Then you could benefit from TechLift, a new initiative of the Third Frontier Project being led by NorTech. A series of five events taking place throughout NEO will give you a chance to meet the TechLift Entrepreneurs-in-Residence, learn about the services being offered, and network with local business leaders and other entrepreneurs. Join us for one or all of these exciting events. We’ll be in Youngstown on Thu 9/20, here in Cleveland on Thu 10/4, and off to Lorain on Tue 10/9. For more information and to register, check out the event listing here.

Holden
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SPONSORED: Quite Possibly the Most Beautiful 3,500 acres you’ll ever witness! Take a relaxing break (only 30 minutes from Clev) to an extraordinary living museum of forests and woodlands, meadows and display gardens, rock ledges and wetland, with an abundance of wildlife - at Holden Arboretum. Entertain the kids with the Holden Express: A Garden Railroad, now through 9/23 - only 5 days left! Marvel at enchanted gardens set in an outdoor wonderland with 2,000 feet of winding track. Holden Express is open 10AM to 5PM (and until 9PM Wednesdays) daily through Sun 9/23 with no-cost admission for members; Nonmembers: $6 adults, $3 children ages 6-12 and $2 children ages 2-5. Seniors: no-cost admission each Tuesday. Holden Arboretum is located at 9500 Sperry Road, Kirtland. For more info contact www.holdenarb.org.

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SPONSORED: In Extraordinary Times, there Are no Ordinary Lives "The War," the newest Ken Burns documentary, will air on WVIZ/PBS over two weeks beginning Sun 9/23, 8PM. This epic film focuses on citizens from four American towns and the dramatic affect WWII had on them, their families, neighbors and fellow countrymen. As part of a national effort to showcase this series, and to preserve the firsthand telling of WWII, WVIZ/PBS has partnered with Cleveland State University to interview area veterans. Entitled “War Memories,” these moving stories can be seen in between programming on WVIZ/PBS, heard on 90.3 WCPN, and streamed online at www.wviz.org. This is a chance to know this part of history through the perspective of Northeast Ohio neighbors who lived it.

Carousel
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SPONSORED: The Longest Running Show in Chicago Theatre History is here - don't miss it! "Pump Boys and Dinettes" is showing now through Sat 10/27. With a sound reminiscent of John Mellencamp, Jimmy Buffett and the Eagles, Carousel's newest show features five guys at the station and three gals at the dinette performing a musical tribute spanning across the genres of rock and folk. The score includes "Highway 57," "The Best Men," "Be Good or Be Gone" and "The Night Dolly Parton Was Almost Mine." Join them in a tribute to living and working in America, complete with electric and acoustic guitars, piano, bass, fiddle, drums and more. Purchase tickets online at www.carouseldinnertheatre.com or by calling the Box Office at 800.362.4100!

CMA - In Kids
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SPONSORED: See and Make Great Art! Fall is a great time to enroll in studio classes at the Cleveland Museum of Art! Sign up now for 6 Saturdays, 9/13 - 11/17, either morning 10-11:30AM or afternoon 1-2:30PM. Classes are taught for children and teens ages 3 to 17. Some examples are: "Mini- Masters" (ages 4 & 5), "Animal Safari" (ages 5 & 6), "Color Your World" (ages 6-8), "Teen Drawing" (ages 13-17) and many more. The six week session is $72 for non-members or $60 for CMA members. Register at the Ticket Center in person or by phone: 216-421-7350 or 1-888-CMA-0033. For more info go to www.clevelandart.org.

WCLV
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SPONSORED: WCLVnotes Tonight, Wed 9/19 at 8PM, WCLV presents the first of this season’s CIM (Cleveland Institute of Music) Live broadcasts with Carl Toplow conducting the CIM Orchestra at Severance Hall. Chaoyin Cai will be the soloist in Rachmaninoff’s very romantic Piano Concerto No. 2. Also on the program, Bartok’s Concerto for Orchestra. The live Saturday evening concerts by The Cleveland Orchestra resume this Sat 9/22, with Franz leading the band in Mozart’s Symphony No. 28, Pintscher’s Five Orchestral Pieces and Tchaikovsky’s super goopy Symphony No. 6 “Pathetique.” Note that this week only, the concert starts at the special time of 8PM. Full details on all of WCLV’s programs at www.wclv.com.

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For details, visit www.csuohio.edu/gradcollege/admit or call (216) 687-5599. CSU ................Approved............. SPONSORED: The Big Question is . . . can sustainable business practices help your company achieve a competitive advantage? Many successful companies have adopted a “triple bottom line” (People-Planet-Profit) approach to doing business, and in doing so have improved employee retention, strengthened stakeholder relations, and improved their brand image. On Thu 9/27 from 11:30AM - 1:00PM, the Nance College of Business Administration will present Noon at Nance, the first in a four-part series on Sustainable Business Practices. You’ll learn to evaluate the benefits and risks to your organization in making a shift to more sustainable business practices. A panel of experts, including Margie Flynn (BrownFlynn) and Tom Morley (LubeStop) will share their experiences in using market analysis to make the business case for sustainability. Bring your lunch to this brown bag seminar. To register, visit www.csuohio.edu/cba. CMNH ................Approved............. SPONSORED: Galileo Was a Lute Player? Join us at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History Wed 9/26 at 6:30 and 7:30PM as we discover Galileo’s personal interest in music, his early participation in designing scientific experiments in music with his father, and his own precocious talent as a lute player at a special planetarium program: Galileo's Lute. Renowned lutenist Ronn McFarlane joins local musician Kenneth Bé in an innovative recital on this Renaissance instrument. Enjoy music from Galileo's world – including lute works composed by his father, Vincenzo, and younger brother, Michelangelo – in The Nathan and Fannye Shafran Planetarium as we examine the Renaissance view of the world and Universe. McFarlane will also perform some of his own compositions included on his recently released CD. Tickets: $10 members; $15 nonmembers. Purchase tickets online www.cmnh.org or (216) 231-1177. CMNH ................Approved............. SPONSORED: *Backwards Hamburger* is one of the many cool flicks you’ll be able to enjoy during the Cleveland Museum of Natural History’s Wild and Scenic Environmental Film Festival on Sat 10/6 at 6-11PM with a 6PM reception. Meet representatives from local environmental nonprofits and enjoy food, bar and entertainment at an opening reception. Then share the powerful messages of the film fest which brings together award-winning environmental films to raise awareness of the natural world and motivate viewers to make a difference locally and globally. Hosted by the Nature League. Other films include *Seeds, Hope, and Concrete, Birdsong & Coffee: A Wake Up Call, Nomads: Wandering Women of the Whitewater Tribe,* among others. Members: $10; Nonmembers: $15; At door: $18. Purchase tickets online or call (216) 231-1177. For more info about CMNH go to www.cmnh.org. CPL ................Approved............. SPONSORED: *I Must Scream* is one of the many literary works of Harlan Ellison, a legendary writer that the Cleveland Public Library will pay tribute to on Fri 9/21. Join us in the Louis Stokes Wing auditorium, at Superior and East Sixth with a reception at 6:30PM, followed by the documentary *Dreams with Sharp Teeth: A Film about Harlan Ellison,* at 7PM. A resident of LA, Ellison was born and raised in Cleveland and Painesville. His work includes scripts for TV: Star Trek, Outer Limits, The Twilight Zone and the Alfred Hitchcock Hour and his books: Dangerous Visions (1967); thirty collections of short stories including I Have No Mouth & I Must Scream (1967), Angry Candy (1988), and Slippage (1997). For more information, contact www.cpl.org or (216) 623-2800. Clev Orch ................Approved............. SPONSORED: 2-for-1 Tix for Date Night/Family Fun, Fri 9/28 It’s a fantastical voyage that traces the exploits of Peer Gynt around the world with action-packed musical scenes and theatrical staging for scenes like “In the Hall of the Mountain King” (watch out for those trolls!). This special offer for CC readers allows you to bring a friend/sig other at no charge. See The Cleveland Orchestra at Severance Hall in a rare performance of Edvard Grieg's "Peer Gynt" Fri 9/28 at 8PM with Vladimir Ashkenazy conducting. English narration by Narrator John de Lancie, known for his portrayal of “Q” in Star Trek. Limit 4 tickets per customer at 2-for-1 price. Use promo code 4076. Contact 216 231-1111 or www.clevelandorchestra.com. Hurry! Offer expires 9/27 at 6PM! Jumpstart ................Approved............. SPONSORED: Are you a Technology Entrepreneur in Northeast Ohio? Would you like business assistance at no cost to you? Then you could benefit from TechLift, a new initiative of the Third Frontier Project being led by NorTech. A series of five events taking place throughout NEO will give you a chance to meet the TechLift Entrepreneurs-in-Residence, learn about the services being offered, and network with local business leaders and other entrepreneurs. Join us for one or all of these exciting events. We’ll be in Youngstown on Thu 9/20, here in Cleveland on Thu 10/4, and off to Lorain on Tue 10/9. For more information and to register, check out the event listing here. Holden ............................. SPONSORED: Quite Possibly the Most Beautiful 3,500 acres you’ll ever witness! Take a relaxing break (only 30 minutes from Clev) to an extraordinary living museum of forests and woodlands, meadows and display gardens, rock ledges and wetland, with an abundance of wildlife - at Holden Arboretum. Entertain the kids with the Holden Express: A Garden Railroad, now through 9/23 - only 5 days left! Marvel at enchanted gardens set in an outdoor wonderland with 2,000 feet of winding track. Holden Express is open 10AM to 5PM (and until 9PM Wednesdays) daily through Sun 9/23 with no-cost admission for members; Nonmembers: $6 adults, $3 children ages 6-12 and $2 children ages 2-5. Seniors: no-cost admission each Tuesday. Holden Arboretum is located at 9500 Sperry Road, Kirtland. For more info contact www.holdenarb.org. WVIZ ................Approved............. SPONSORED: In Extraordinary Times, there Are no Ordinary Lives *"The War,"* the newest Ken Burns documentary, will air on WVIZ/PBS over two weeks beginning Sun 9/23, 8PM. This epic film focuses on citizens from four American towns and the dramatic affect WWII had on them, their families, neighbors and fellow countrymen. As part of a national effort to showcase this series, and to preserve the firsthand telling of WWII, WVIZ/PBS has partnered with Cleveland State University to interview area veterans. Entitled “War Memories,” these moving stories can be seen in between programming on WVIZ/PBS, heard on 90.3 WCPN, and streamed online at www.wviz.org. This is a chance to know this part of history through the perspective of Northeast Ohio neighbors who lived it. Carousel ................Approved............. SPONSORED: The Longest Running Show in Chicago Theatre History is here - don't miss it! "Pump Boys and Dinettes" is showing now through Sat 10/27. With a sound reminiscent of John Mellencamp, Jimmy Buffett and the Eagles, Carousel's newest show features five guys at the station and three gals at the dinette performing a musical tribute spanning across the genres of rock and folk. The score includes "Highway 57," "The Best Men," "Be Good or Be Gone" and "The Night Dolly Parton Was Almost Mine." Join them in a tribute to living and working in America, complete with electric and acoustic guitars, piano, bass, fiddle, drums and more. Purchase tickets online at www.carouseldinnertheatre.com or by calling the Box Office at 800.362.4100! CMA - In Kids ................Approved............. SPONSORED: See and Make Great Art! Fall is a great time to enroll in studio classes at the Cleveland Museum of Art! Sign up now for 6 Saturdays, 9/13 - 11/17, either morning 10-11:30AM or afternoon 1-2:30PM. Classes are taught for children and teens ages 3 to 17. Some examples are: "Mini- Masters" (ages 4 & 5), "Animal Safari" (ages 5 & 6), "Color Your World" (ages 6-8), "Teen Drawing" (ages 13-17) and many more. The six week session is $72 for non-members or $60 for CMA members. Register at the Ticket Center in person or by phone: 216-421-7350 or 1-888-CMA-0033. For more info go to www.clevelandart.org. WCLV ................Approved............. SPONSORED: WCLVnotes Tonight, Wed 9/19 at 8PM, WCLV presents the first of this season’s CIM (Cleveland Institute of Music) Live broadcasts with Carl Toplow conducting the CIM Orchestra at Severance Hall. Chaoyin Cai will be the soloist in Rachmaninoff’s very romantic Piano Concerto No. 2. Also on the program, Bartok’s Concerto for Orchestra. The live Saturday evening concerts by The Cleveland Orchestra resume this Sat 9/22, with Franz leading the band in Mozart’s Symphony No. 28, Pintscher’s Five Orchestral Pieces and Tchaikovsky’s super goopy Symphony No. 6 “Pathetique.” Note that this week only, the concert starts at the special time of 8PM. Full details on all of WCLV’s programs at www.wclv.com. words Words Edit Page History Source Attach File Backlinks List Group Page last modified on September 18, 2007, at 04:46 PM	Home Admin Admin Panel UserSettings UserAccount Edit this menu
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