New York International Children's Film Festival Expands
Founded in 1997 by Eric Beck and Emily Shapiro, the festival aims to broaden kids film choices with 44 films including U S premieres. From 600 attendees to about 10,000 last year, it runs Friday to Sunday at multiple NYC venues and features animated shorts and features such as Tainah An Amazon Adventure.
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Emily Shapiro
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New York City
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Site shows the fun science in farming
Kansas State University crops specialist Jim Shroyer launches Kids' Field Day a Web site for city children to learn about soil crops satellites and farm tech through illustrations photos and kid friendly text. It aims to teach teachers students and the public about the sciences of agriculture.
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Kansas State University
Jim Shroyer
K-State Research and Extension
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Young Writers Contest Open To 13 To 18 Year Olds
Field & Stream invites entries for its Young Writers Contest themed How Hunting Fishing Has Influenced My Life. Essays 600 to 1000 words double spaced on standard paper, include name address phone proof of age, original unpublished work, postmarked by September 1 to Field & Stream Young Writers Contest 2 Park Ave New York NY 10016.
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Field & Stream Magazine
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Poetry Contest Winners From Woodlawn School
Eight Woodlawn sixth graders are selected for a poetry book titled A Celebration of Young Poets by Creative Communications Inc. of Logan Utah. Poems cover loss joy nature friendship and fantasy with judges from schools and universities.
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Woodlawn School
Creative Communication Inc
Logan
Utah
Kendra Grosdidier
Woodlawn
Giselle ballet blends romance and death in romantic era classic
The Moscow Festival Ballet delivered a moving Giselle at the Lied Center, praising its elevated dramatic structure and daring choreography. Critics note the intertwining of music and movement, with performances synchronized to convey love, jealousy, and haunting spirit motifs. Dancer balance, moments of lighthearted duet, and the Wilis hauntingly frame Giselle’s fate.
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Wilis
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