Polish Curriculum Added at EMU Yankees versus Tigers at Polish-American Baseball in Detroit on June 1st by Jacek Adamski YPSILANTI– The campus of Eastern Michigan University was abuzz with action as the school’s intercollegiate basketball teams hosted Polish-American Heritage Day at the Convocation Center. Besides the variety of attractions there were some special Polish-American news […]
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Political Science and Music at the University of Michigan By Raymond Rolak ANN ARBOR– Two special events will be presented on the campus of the University of Michigan as part of the Center of Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies. On Tuesday, April 17, at 4 p.m., the former President of Poland, Aleksander Kwasniewski, and
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“Feel†Connects on American Tour By Raymond Rolak HAMTRAMCK– After a standing room only concert here at the PNA Concert Hall on Conant Avenue, the rock-pop band FEEL from Katowice, Poland had to rush off to play a gig in Chicago. The entourage took the train from Detroit to Chicago the next day to play
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International Exhibits to be Part of New Events at Convocation Center Magda Kaminski to Sing at Basketball Doubleheader Courtesy of Polish Times YPSILANTI– Something new has been added to the Eastern Michigan University basketball doubleheader on Saturday, February 11, 2012 at the Convocation Center. Polish-American Heritage Day will be celebrated along with some new attractions.
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The Kosciusko Foundation Presents “Mozart’s Sister†By Raymond Rolak, Weronika Lukaszewska contributing NEW YORK– With one showing on Sunday January 22, 2012 at 5p.m., the Kosciusko Foundation is presenting “Mozart’s Sister†starring Sylvia Milo. A veteran New York stage performer, Milo conceived the storyline and showcase concept that is including other Polish musicians and theater
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