News: Kerouac, Curley, (ted and alice.)

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Hey everyone,

Today is the last day for you to help us raise funds for this amazing show by donating through our kickstarter.com donation page. We are trying to raise $2000 and still need about $600. But we only have until noon! Please help us out! Here is the site:
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Also, the lineup for this show right now is A Wilhelm Scream, Smoke or Fire, L'antietam and Rebels of Art.

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3/11 Kerouac Film Celebration: Record and film producer and Lowell native Jim Sampas will host a CD listening session with the soundtrack recording from his new documentary film, “One Fast Move or I’m Gone,” about Kerouac’s novel “Big Sur.”
Listening: 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Durgin Hall, Room 114 - Please RSVP to Paul_Marion@uml.edu.
Viewing: 3 p.m. O’Leary, Room 222

There will be a political book discussion in O'Leary 222 on Thursday, March 4, 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m. The topic, James Michael Curley: A Short Biography, written by Former senator/UMASS President William Bulger. From 1910 to his death in 1958, Curley served as the mayor of Boston, the governor of MA, and in the US House of Representatives.
For more information call the Political Science Dept. 978-934-4255.



In brief:

• Elephant9 review from FreeJazzBlog