International

242 MAIN PRESENTS - 2 SHOWS 01/01/1990

1st Show Features/Notes:

Created by 7th and 8th graders

Acting Classes with Nat Warren-White and Sharon Saline from Boston at 242 Main

German Conference

King Street Youth Center

“Better Off Dead” performs at 242 Main

Boys Club of Burlington

Art Exhibit

Indoor Soccer at Burlington High School

Jennifer O’Rourke-Lavoie’s “Styles of Acting Class” in performance

Jazz Piano with Tom Cleary

2nd Show Features/Notes:

Interviews on the Church Street pertaining the war in the middle east

“Jon Doe” performs at 242 Main

Peaceful Demonstration: Non-violence training with Bob Fisher

Interview with Chris Stafford, Burlington Boys’ Club Coach

Halloween at 242 Main

Acting Classes with Nat Warren-White and Sharon Saline from Boston at 242 Main

2nd Annual Kids Day

Mrs. Neff’s Social Studies class at Edmunds: Project Recycle

Homeless in Vermont

Celebrate the Children

What is 242 Main?

ISRAELI WOMEN POLITICAL PRISONERS PRESS CONF. 12/04/1989

Talk about occupation of West Bank and support of women in the region.

Burlington Mayor Peter Clavelle: CLAVELLE/WEINSTEIN EL SALAVADOR PRESS CONF. 11/30/1989

CLAVELLE/WEINSTEIN EL SALAVADOR PRESS CONF.

Murdered Priests in El Salvador 11/01/1989

Raw footage shot in El Salvador by Jan Van Bilsen and Dirk Van Der Sypen, two Dutch video photographers.

Burlington Mayor Peter Clavelle: CLAVELLE HYDRO-QUEBEC PRESS CONF. 10/17/1989

Celebration of 10th Anniversary of the Nicaraguan Revolution 07/19/1989

Celebration of 10th Anniversary of the Nicaraguan Revolution

Ron Krupp Speaks of Nicaraguan Kids, and Dog Bonzo 06/28/1989

Ron Krupp speaks of Nicaraguan Kids, and Dog Bonzo

Chinese Solidarity Rally in Burlington 06/06/1989

Chinese Solidarity Rally in Burlington in front of City Hall.

Burlington Progressives Castigate Sen. Leahy for Pro-Contra Vote 04/19/1989

Burlington Progressives Castigate Sen. Leahy for Pro-Contra Vote

"TIME OF VICTORY" 6 YR. HISTORY OF EL SALVADOR 03/10/1989

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