PDF - Bryn Mawr Film Institute

March 17 – March 23, 2010
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Alan and Mindy Reich of Wynnewood, Sharon and Chuck Hardy
of Bala Cynwyd and Betsy Klausman, volunteer for Bryn Mawr
Film Institute.
Juliet Goodfriend of Penn Valley and President of Bryn Mawr
Film Institute, Maryanne Javie of Berwyn, Cordelia Stone of Bryn
Mawr.
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Mindy Reich of Wynnewood and Sharon Hardy of Bala Cynwyd.
n Sunday, March 7, a night of Hollywood glamour hit the
Main Line at the second annual Oscar Bling Fling celebrating Bryn Mawr Film Institute’s fifth anniversary and Oscar
night. Main Liners and the Greater Philadelphia area gathered to watch the Oscars in style. Guests dressed to the nines
enjoyed cocktails courtesy of Bluecoat Gin and Penn 1681
Vodka and a gourmet buffet dinner by JPM Catering and Events,
followed by cake provided by Whole Foods Market and La
Colombe coffee. They also shopped a collection of costume
and fine jewelry donated by BMFI members and supporters.
Guests not only had the chance to enjoy the Academy Awards
in HD on the BMFI movie screen but some lucky guests took
home their very own Oscar swag from BMFI’s raffle featuring jewelry donated by the event’s lead sponsor, John Fish and
Son Jewelers and Jack Kellmer Private Jewelers.
Bryn Mawr Film Institute is a non-profit organization committed to restoring the historic Bryn Mawr Theater and transforming it into the region’s preeminent film entertainment
and education center. To learn about upcoming events or
find news about the theater’s restoration project, visit
www.BrynMawrFilm.org, or write to [email protected].
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Phyllis Liebert of BMFI and Tom and Betty Parisano of Narberth. Bunny and Dick Borkowski posing with Emily and Bob Cronin.
G F S M I D D L E S C H O O L M A G A Z I N E W I N S A WA R D
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iddle School students
at Germantown Friends
School have produced an
award-winning literary magazine, “Graffiti,” earning a
designation as “Excellent”
by the National Council of
Teachers of English in their
2009 program to recognize
outstanding student magazines. A total of 425 schools
entered the national program.
GFS students in grades 6,
7 and 8 edited the creative
literary works and art submitted by other students.
Several of the poems in this
GFS Middle School students who helped to produce the award-winning 2009 Graffiti – Mike issue were inspired by the
Saah of Lafayette Hill, Alison Biester of Chestnut Hill, faculty advisor Bob Reinhardt, Hannah visit of internationally known
Ceisler of Chestnut Hill, Max Hoenig of Mt. Airy, Ciera Jeffries of Germantown, Emma Clark of poet Naomi Shihab Nye, who
Roxborough, Pharr Bowser of Wynnefield, and faculty advisor Robin Nourie of Germantown. held a special session last
year with students working
on “Graffiti.” The GFS Upper School literary magazine “Polyphony” also received a rank of “Excellent” in the 2009 program. Both “Graffiti” and “Polyphony” have been recognized several times previously by the NCTE.
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