1. art and entertainment
2. theatre

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March 26, 2015
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Friday, March 27
n 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Trinity
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n 1 p.m. Mastick Movie Matinee: Family Services, 629-6300.
n 6 p.m. Have a Heart Gala:
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Benefit
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no-host
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Alameda
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Clara Ave. (Info: 747-7506)
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Alameda Elks Lodge
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Administrative Conference Room, (Info, tickets: 325-7880)
n 7:30 p.m. In the Heights:
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Encinal
High School, 210 Central
Library, 1550 Oak St.
Sun
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Ave.
(Tix:
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n 1:30 p.m. Music Appreciation:
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to beAround
held
n
8
p.m.
Taize—
Prayer
Piano recital and discussion with
the
Cross:
An
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candleat
Pacific
Pinball
Museum
volunteer instructor William Sturm,
service
of prayer
offered the
in
body
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featuring music by “Darius Milhaud: lightThe
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Joseph’s
Basilica,
1109
Chestnut
St.
n 3 to 5 p.m. Office Hours: State Championship Series finale,
n 9 p.m. Zydeco
Music
and Dance:
held
across
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Featuring
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on
Saturday,
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7.
Barbara Lee’s office will be available. Administrative Conference lessons at 8. Tickets, $15; sold at the
Room, Main Branch of the Alameda door. Eagles Hall, 2305 Alameda Ave.
(Info: 415-285-6285)
Free Library, 1550 Oak St.
n 7:30 p.m. In the Heights: Opening
Saturday,
March 28 at
Subscriptions to the Alameda Sun
are available
night. Presented by the Encinal High
n 10 a.m. Alameda Point Walking
School Drama
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n 11 a.m. to noon: “Acupuncture
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Sunday, March 29
Free to the public. Julie’s Coffee
n 2 to 3 p.m. Family Nature Fun
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n 3 to 3:30 p.m. Fish Feeding
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Library,
1550
Oak
St.
This year’s competition in
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The panel ofFeaturing
judges for
Inspirational”:
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G.,
year’s
standupcompetition
comedian, will
socialinclude
activRobert
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actor, direcist, author
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co-founder
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Tomorrow
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benefit the museum. Pacific Pinball
Repertory;
andWebster
Julia Bruce,
direcMuseum, 1510
St. (Info:
769tor
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judges’
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p.m.choices
Alameda
prize
Poetspackages.
and Writers: Poetry reading and writing workshop. Featured
readers include two Sonoma
County poet laureates Katherine
Hastings (current) and Terry Ehret
(emeritus). Open mic follows; sign
up at 7. Frank Bette Center for the
Arts, 1601 Paru St. (Info: 523-6957)
Students interested in competing should complete the
registration form at bit.do/
ShakespeareComp or contact
the organizers at Shakespeare@
circusforarts.org. Participation in
the competition is free. The club
encourages the public to come and
support the young actors.
Learn more at https://ehsalamedausd-ca.schoolloop.com/
shakespeare.
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April 3 govern
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philosophers
the n
Arcadian
city state.
7 p.m.
“Going Beyond
The AlamedaFeaturing
Unified Nina
School
Inspirational”:
G.,
District
is currently
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comedian,
social activing
replaceand
former
trustee and
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self-proclaimed
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who has
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Female Stuttering
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hierarchy
to
mayor
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Alameda.
free pinball play, snacks and noHerbar.
smoldering
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One Alameda native who may
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be eyeing it askance is Mike Cooper.
Cooper,SNEAK
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halcyon
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has
n April
a.m. State,
to noon:
spent
his
first
55
years
on
the
planet
Spring Mingle: Family event: Easter
within
the AUSD
system:
as a stuegg coloring,
cookie
decorating
and
dent,
a
teacher
and
an
administrator.
an Easter egg hunt. Free to the pubHe attended second grade
at Lum Elementary School with
such Alameda stalwarts as Yanni
Placourakis and former Mayor
Beverly Johnson.
Following Chico, Cooper commenced his ascent of the AUSD
hierarchy from the ground floor
— possibly the basement parking
garage street
— as a rookie
teacher; gradown
entrances
ually scaling the educational ladand
con- slot at
der toare
reachalso
the principal
Encinal High
School.
nected
internally
so
Despite the best efforts of his
you
can get
your
hair
predecessors,
Cooper
was the
first
principal to take Encinal
to the covorganically
colored
eted rankyou
of 10 on
a 10-point
scale.
while
have
your
Like Plato’s reluctant leaders,
nails
during
Cooper’sdone
ascension
was a the
somewhat
serendipitous
call
to
duty:
the
process time!
right man, at the right place, at the
For
the young
right
time.
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animal,
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at AUSD headquarters.
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because
of
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costume
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his
integrity
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principles,
the called
prospect
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a celebration
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in to
a “rugof
the 10th
anniversary
of Mr. and
dance”
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of the superintenMrs. Darcy
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desk of
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mostly hePresented
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of his
ways at 210
by quiet
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Events
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Central
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his familiarity
with office
lesson,
by waltzes
and
equipment,
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like somedance
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the snack
hallmusic,students,
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buffet.spending
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costumes
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March 28;questioning
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Elks Lodge,
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Clara Ave. (Info, tix: 522-1731 or
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April 9,gained
6:30 p.m.
and nCooper
the Rhythmix
respect
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Woogie” Bingo:
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and
cooperation
of nearly
the
entire
applied
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of musicbody.
fromThey
the swing
era,
themselves
on every
manlive entertainment
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bingo games
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for cash
Entry fee:
$25; ages
Encinal’s
Academic
Performance
21 and older.
Rhythmix
Cultural
Index
Works,(API).
2513 Blanding Ave. (Info: 8655060
or www.rhythmix.org)
While
Cooper may not be a philosopher in the classical or Plato’s
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senseb
of EVENTS:
the word, it is impossible
to conceive of a more qualified candidate for the job.
Given a lifetime in Alameda and
nearly 45 years within the school district, “You can observe a lot just by
watching,” as Yogi Berra once said.
Cooper recognizes good choices and poor choices, and knows
good management
poor manairbrush
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agement when he sees them.
andNoface
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day
Cooper owes it to Alameda
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be
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1400 Clubto—go
and and
a newlywed.
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call itan
encouragement,
set
eveningnot
ofpressure;
and
let’s
say
he’s
unequivocally
glamour.
the best person for the job.
Get the Right
Man for the Job
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“America’s only female
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Pacific
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to haveserved
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