Weekend in Review Opens Fall Arts Season in Central New York
The Weekend section highlights the start of the fall performing arts season with music theater opera film and more. It also spotlights Festa Italiana celebrating Italian culture in Central New York and includes reviews of Bait and The Tap of Steve.
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Henninger High to receive Everson art outreach program
Henninger High School students will explore art careers and learn basic photography through an Everson Museum of Art outreach program funded by the New York State Council of the Arts. An artist in residence from Syracuse University professor Mark Durant will be arranged, mirroring a Corcoran High School program from last year.
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College students plan to buy online for back-to-school items
A survey from NPD Group finds that over a quarter of college students planned online shopping for back-to-school items this year. Internet purchases accounted for about 13 percent of expenditures, with more than half expecting to spend more online than in 1999 on textbooks clothing and computer hardware.
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Syracuse Symphony Association to open 40th season with gala
The Syracuse Symphony Association will launch its 40th season with a benefit gala on Sept. 22 at the Oncenter in downtown Syracuse. A 5:45 p.m. cash bar, 6:15 p.m. gourmet dinner, and the orchestra opening concert precede a reception and Swing Central dance. Tickets 125 for regular, 250 for patrons. Reservations 424-8222. concert tickets 424-8200.
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Politicians and a Quaker ancestor test politics
Biographer John McAleer recounts Rex Stout's Quaker forebear resisting a 19th century politician's solicitation. Stout's grandfather allegedly told the aspirant he would not vote for him if he proved as good as he claimed, deeming him unsuitable for politics.
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Rex Stout
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Rockers bid farewell to KISS as Stanley hints at end
Paul Stanley states farewell may be final and Ace Frehley and Peter Criss won’t rejoin. He recalls KISS career from Day One to today, noting 16 years makeup-free, and the 15 million albums during the lean years.
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Peter Criss
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Kiss in Syracuse with Skid Row and Ted Nugent
KISS performs at the Onondaga County War Memorial at 7 p.m. Saturday with Skid Row and Ted Nugent opening. Tickets may be limited. box office at 435-2121 for info. Nugent signs his book at Borders Carousel Center from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday. PAUL STANLEY plays in Montreal.
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Fashion moguls target youth market rising revenue from teens
The piece notes teenagers like Christina Shepp with high disposable incomes drive luxury brands. Chanel Ralph Lauren Lancome Versace court teens with bags cosmetics lines and teen fashion as marketers shift focus from adults to younger shoppers.
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Madison Aaranale
Versace
Helmut Lang
Fauve
Chanel
Ralph Lauren
Marina Albright
Katayone Adeli
Prada
Susan Lazar
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