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Urban analyst Joel Kotkin will speak on the future of cities at Wagner College's Grymes Hill campus on Wednesday.

The inaugural Kaufman-Repage Lecture at the college is open to the public.

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The values of education, family and community came together last night as boldly as the red, green and white of the Italian flag at a gala honoring Italian-American Staten Islanders.

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Courses geared to becoming a certified financial planner (CFP) will begin at 7 p.m. on Tuesday at Wagner College, Grymes Hill.

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Television news anchor Rosanna Scotto will be the guest speaker at the third annual Wagner College DaVinci Society awards dinner.

Proceeds from the event, scheduled for Sept. 28 at 6 p.m. in the Hilton Garden Inn, Bloomfield, will fund the DaVinci Society's "Adopt-a-Scholar" scholarship.

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Click here to read the article about Wagner's new professor of politics, Seymour Lachman, from the Staten Island Advance.

Rabbi Unger, Scholar in Residence at Wagner College and teacher in the Department of Government and Politics, is featured in the September 2006 issue of The Blueprint, an Urban Jewish Monthly.

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Wagner College will kick off its Jewish Culture Series on Sept. 12 at 8 p.m. in Spiro 5. The series' first lecture, "American Jewish Philanthropy -- Anarchists or Visionaries: The New Jewish Philanthropists," will be led by Rabbi Abraham Unger of Congregation Ahavath Israel and Richard Marker will be the guest speaker.

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On Grymes Hill next month, every entering student at St. John's University will receive a university-issued wireless laptop computer -- a telling beginning to their college careers.

Down the road at Wagner College, freshmen will file into a history course and be introduced to the Middle Ages with a projected image: A bishop depicted on the lid of a burial vault as a skeleton ravaged by the Black Death.

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