September

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Chapel Concert Series*
Constant Recourse
This Philadelphia-based group performs dynamic and memorable rock music for people who care about lyrics. Constant Recourse layers electronic elements onto a solid acoustic-pop-rock backdrop. LVC Students will be admitted free with their College ID. Tickets for non-students are $6 in advance, $10 at the door. For more information or to order tickets, contact LVC’s Office of Spiritual Life at 717-867-6135 or by emailing nsmith@lvc.edu.
Miller Chapel, 7 p.m.



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HAPPINESS Colloquium Film*
“Rebuilding Hope” (2009)
After fleeing war-torn Sudan as children, Gabriel Bol-Deng and two other men return home to reunite with family and rebuild. This documentary follows their work to educate their people and provide hope for peace and a better future after war. This film will be shown in conjunction with the presentation “Rebuilding Hope in Sudan” to be held September 11.
Allen Theatre, 5:30 p.m.

6
Community Event
Sustained Interfaith Dialogue: Gender
Community members and students are invited to join a discussion regarding gender in relation to a variety of faith communities. Respondents include representatives from Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, Hindu, Buddhist, Muslim and Agnostic/Atheist communities. There will also be opportunity for attendees to pose questions or give comments. A simple pizza lunch will be offered. To register, call 717.867.6135 or e-mail nsmith@lvc.edu.

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Performing Arts
Comedian Tom Cotter
In the past year Tom Cotter filmed a half-hour special for Comedy Central, won the grand prize at the Boston Comedy Festival, and was voted “Best Stand-Up” at the Las Vegas Comedy Festival. This comedian’s high-energy routine has his audiences rolling in the aisles.
Lutz Hall, Blair Music Center, 9 p.m.

9
Concert
Thomas Strohman, saxophone
Strohman, a member of the LVC music faculty, is a founding member of the jazz ensemble “Third Stream” and has recorded for Columbia Artists.
Lutz Hall, Blair Music Center, 3 p.m.

11
HAPPINESS Colloquium Presentation
“Rebuilding Hope in Sudan”
Gabriel Bol-Deng is the founder of the Hope for Ariang Foundation, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing educational opportunities to the war-affected children of Sudan. His presentation will be held in conjunction with the documentary film “Rebuilding Hope.”
Lutz Hall, Blair Music Center, 7 p.m.


Concert
John Protopapas, Indian Classical Music
Protopapas, who was raised in South Africa, asserts that classical Indian music is the culmination and fruition of his ideas about music, self-expression, and improvisation.
Zimmerman Recital Hall, Suzanne H. Arnold Gallery, 7:30 p.m.

14
Performing Arts
Comedian Kelly Taylor
Saskatchewan native and former hockey player Kelly Taylor gave up his athletic career to follow his dream. With the physical attributes of a high school quarterback and the comedic commitment of Jerry Lewis, this comedian is taking the comedy world by storm.
Leedy Theater, Mund College Center, 9 p.m.

15
Art Workshop
“Sweet Creations” Painting Workshop*
In conjunction with the exhibition “A Feast for the Eyes,” York artist Pat Wertz, a graduate of Moore College of Art, will conduct a workshop on painting pastries and confections. Participants must pre-register and pay a registration fee.
Lynch Art Studio 007, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.

“Sweet Creations” Children’s Painting Workshop*
For more information, contact the Gallery.
Fencil Art Studio, 9–11:30 a.m.

16
Concert
Duo Terlano
A husband-wife team, Duo Terlano includes music faculty members Marie-Aline Cadieux and Johannes Dietrich.
Zimmerman Recital Hall, Suzanne H. Arnold Gallery, 3 p.m.

18
HAPPINESS Colloquium Film*
"Eat Drink Man Woman" (1994)
This Taiwanese film follows the lives of a retired master chef and his three beautiful daughters. As the girls become adults, the family struggles with change. The chef and his daughters find a fullness of life that is more satisfying than any delicious meal.
Allen Theatre, 5:30 p.m.



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Performing Arts
Comedian Ronnie Jordan
Ronnie Jordan was named “Rookie of the Year” in 2001 at the Uptown Comedy Corner in Atlanta, Ga. Now a seasoned professional, this comedian is touring the nation’s colleges and universities with his “College Material Tour.”
Leedy Theater, Mund College Center, 9 p.m.

23
Concert
Timothy Wolfe '07, electric and string bass
Wolfe is an adjunct instructor in the Music Department and teaches upright and electric bass lessons for all levels of students. At LVC, he also coaches a jazz ensemble.
Zimmerman Recital Hall, Suzanne H. Arnold Gallery, 3 p.m.

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HAPPINESS Colloquium Presentation
“Food and Wine, Sex and Death”
Dr. John Varriano, distinguished professor emeritus from Mount Holyoke College, will speak in conjunction with the art exhibition, “A Feast for the Eyes.”
Zimmerman Recital Hall, Suzanne H. Arnold Gallery, 5 p.m.

28
Community Event*
J.R. Martinez: “Facing Adversity with Optimism & Resilience”
Actor, spokesperson, and Iraq war hero J.R. Martinez will offer a message of hope, optimism, and resilience. While he was deployed in Iraq in 2003, Martinez’s Humvee hit a land mine causing him to suffer burns to more than 40 percent of his body. After 34 months of recovery, Martinez and his dance partner took home ABC's 2011 “Dancing with the Stars” mirror ball trophy, was named as the 2012 Tournament of Roses Parade Grand Marshal, and was featured on the cover of People magazine as one of the 25 Most Intriguing People of the Year. This event is presented by Cornwall Manor and hosted by LVC. Tickets range from $25 to $40 and can be purchased at www.ticketweb.com.
Arnold Sports Center, 7 p.m.

Performing Arts
Comedian Pete Lee
Recently selected as a semi-finalist on NBC’s Last Comic Standing, Pete Lee is one of the hottest acts around. This comedian’s self-deprecating humor placed him seventh out of the top 100 comedians in Comedy Central's Standup Showdown.
Leedy Theater, Mund College Center, 9 p.m.

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Chapel Concert Series*
4 Trinity
Max, ReeZee, and Miza use hip-hop to entertain and edify their audiences. The group uses both English and Spanish to praise and worship with various groups of people. LVC Students will be admitted free with their College ID. Tickets for non-students are $6 in advance, $10 at the door. For more information or to order tickets, contact LVC’s Office of Spiritual Life at 717-867-6135 or by emailing nsmith@lvc.edu.
Miller Chapel, 7 p.m.