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SUPERMAN (1978)
starring Christopher Reeve; Marlon Brando
and Gene Hackman. Nominated for 3 Oscars.
starring Christopher Reeve; Marlon Brando
and Gene Hackman. Nominated for 3 Oscars.
$6.00 General Admission
An alien orphan is sent from his dying planet to Earth, where he grows up to become his adoptive home's first and greatest super-hero....
Running Time:143 min
Rated PG for peril, some mild sensuality and language.
Running Time:143 min
Rated PG for peril, some mild sensuality and language.
Sponsored by Don Buchwald and Associates
CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE 3RD KIND (1977)
starring Richard Dreyfuss;
Francois Truffaut; and Teri Garr
starring Richard Dreyfuss;
Francois Truffaut; and Teri Garr
$6.00 General Admission
After an encounter with UFOs, a line worker feels undeniably drawn to an isolated area in the wilderness where something spectacular is about to happen.
Written and Directed by Steven Spielberg.
Running Time:132 min
Written and Directed by Steven Spielberg.
Running Time:132 min
Sponsored by Don Buchwald and Associates
Greenagers Presents:
THE BREAKFAST CLUB (1985)
THE BREAKFAST CLUB (1985)
Rated R
$8 General Admission
Five high school students, all different stereotypes, meet in detention, where they pour their hearts out to each other, and discover how they have a lot more in common than they thought.
Starring Emilio Estevez; Paul Gleason; Anthony Michael Hall; Judd Nelson; Molly Ringwald; Ally Sheedy and more!
GREENAGERS
The idea for the GreenAgers originally came out of a forum held by Center for Peace Through Culture in the 1980s. (See the history of CPC via the link below.) CPC invited two scientists, two artists and two philosophers from around the country to meet together over two weekends and dialogue together around a pressing issue: There was so much pollution on Long Island at that time that the water was unsafe to drink. We then led them through a think tank process we developed, and they came up with the idea of recruiting teenagers into an "environmental army" to awaken their parents, teachers and fellow students into action around the issue. Their name would be GreenAgers.
GreenAgers mobilizes and empowers young people to come together and work cooperatively to design and carry out environmental projects in their own their local communities.
Through this program, young people can not only make a real difference, they can also learn independence, creativity, leadership, responsibility and self-respect. As they develop their own interests and abilities, they are also promoting community and global health, and ultimately contributing to global peace.
For more information: www.centerforpeacethroughculture.org
Starring Emilio Estevez; Paul Gleason; Anthony Michael Hall; Judd Nelson; Molly Ringwald; Ally Sheedy and more!
GREENAGERS
The idea for the GreenAgers originally came out of a forum held by Center for Peace Through Culture in the 1980s. (See the history of CPC via the link below.) CPC invited two scientists, two artists and two philosophers from around the country to meet together over two weekends and dialogue together around a pressing issue: There was so much pollution on Long Island at that time that the water was unsafe to drink. We then led them through a think tank process we developed, and they came up with the idea of recruiting teenagers into an "environmental army" to awaken their parents, teachers and fellow students into action around the issue. Their name would be GreenAgers.
GreenAgers mobilizes and empowers young people to come together and work cooperatively to design and carry out environmental projects in their own their local communities.
Through this program, young people can not only make a real difference, they can also learn independence, creativity, leadership, responsibility and self-respect. As they develop their own interests and abilities, they are also promoting community and global health, and ultimately contributing to global peace.
For more information: www.centerforpeacethroughculture.org