doors to open at 7 p.m. for dylan concert

Vol. 11 Issue 10 Nov. 12, 2004

Doors will open at 7 p.m. for music legend Bob Dylan’s 8 p.m.performance on Thursday, Nov. 11, in St. BonaventureUniversity’s Reilly Center Arena.

No use of cameras, audio- or video-recording equipment will bepermitted by any member of the audience or media.

Dylan, who has not performed in the area in more than sevenyears, has recently released his autobiography titled “Chronicles,Volume 1,” reviewed throughout the country, and has been featuredon the cover of the Oct. 4 Newsweek magazine.

“Chronicles, Volume 1” hit stores on Oct. 5. This long-awaited memoir is a rivet-ing look at Bob Dylan’s life through his own eyes. He comments on various artists throughout his life thatinfluenced him to play the music that he has become so famous for today. According to New York DailyNews, “the book is drenched with song references and history that’s loving, true and probably as close aswe’ll get to a window into Dylan’s guarded soul.”

According to Newsweek, Dylan worked for three years, on and off, to complete the book on a manualtypewriter in capital letters so it would be easier for an assistant to read and retype. Outside of his bookrelease, Dylan has six or eight songs written for a new album. He also wants to start re-recording many ofhis old songs.

The bus for Thanksgiving break will depart from SBU on Friday, Nov. 19. The cost is $60 one way and$75 round trip.

Departure times will be 11 p.m. from Hickey Circle, 11:15 p.m. from the Rob/Fal Circle and 11:30from Francis/Townhouses. The bus will arrive in Paramus, N.J., at the Paramus Park Mall at 6 a.m. and atNYC Penn Station, near Madison Square Garden, at 6:30 a.m.

The bus will return to SBU on Sunday, Nov. 28. Departure from NYC Penn Station will be at 9 a.m.and from Paramus, N.J., at 9:30 a.m. Students are asked to be ready for pickup 15 minutes before depar-

Thanksgiving Bus Schedule

Doors to open at 7 p.m. for Dylan concert

Convocation, Reception at SBU to Announce Endowment in Memory of Ignatius Brady, O.F.M.

All are invited to attend an Academic Convocationand reception on Tuesday, Nov. 16, at St.Bonaventure University to honor the late Fr.

Ignatius Brady, O.F.M., and recognize St. John the BaptistProvince of Friars Minor, based in Cincinnati, which willannounce a major gift establishing an endowment to theFranciscan Institute to honor his memory.

During the Convocation, Fr. Fred Link, O.F.M., ProvincialMinister of St. John the Baptist Province and a new memberof St. Bonaventure’s Board of Trustees, will make the formalannouncement of a $1 million endowment in honor of Fr.Ignatius, who was a member of the province for 60 years. Areception will follow in the Quick Center for the Arts Atrium.

The Academic Convocation will begin at 4 p.m. in theRigas Family Theater. Fr. Michael Blastic, O.F.M., Conv., willoffer an appreciation of Fr. Ignatius, who was one of thefinest scholars of medieval Franciscan thought in the 20thcentury. Dr. Jacques Dalarun, a distinguished medievalist andthe Fr. Joseph A. Doino Visiting Professor of FranciscanStudies at the Franciscan Institute, will give the plenary lec-ture titled, “Clare and Francis of Assisi: Differing Approacheson Gender and Power.” Fr. Ignatius was one of the first schol-ars to make the writings of Clare available in English transla-tion.

Fr. Ignatius, one of the world’s leading authorities on thethought and spirituality of the great medieval Franciscan writ-ers including St. Bonaventure, earned a master of arts, licenti-ate in medieval studies and a doctorate in philosophy fromthe Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies in Toronto. Hetaught at the Franciscan Institute in the late 1940s and 1950s

and contributed to the revival of the graduate teaching program in the early 1970s.

Fr. Ignatius was one of the early members of the facultyin the Franciscan Institute who taught friars seeking to under-stand their own intellectual tradition,” said Fr. MichaelBlastic.

Fr. Ignatius taught at various institutions in the UnitedStates, including the Catholic University of America, then wasassigned by the Minister General to the Collegio SanBonaventura, Quaracchi (outside Florence, Italy) and appoint-ed prefect of its theological section. He continued in teaching,research and ministry for more than 40 years, serving as atheological consultant for the Union of Major Superiors.

“The life work of Ignatius Brady is identified with theEnglish Speaking Conference of Friars Minor through itsCommission on the Franciscan Intellectual Tradition,” said Fr.

Blastic. In 1962, the Order of Friars Minor conferred on Fr.

Ignatius the title of Lector Jubilatus, the highest recognitionafforded his teachers, and in 1974, he received an honorarydoctorate from St. Bonaventure.

“The more than 40 years of uninterrupted professionaland recognized activity in teaching, formation, research andpastoral care … tell eloquently the stature and intensity ofhis productive period of work, and merit our gratitude andspecial recognition,” said Fr. John Vaughn, MinisterGeneral, when Fr. Ignatius returned to the United States forhealth reasons in 1983. He died on Aug. 4, 1990.

Those interested in attending the Convocation andreception are asked to make reservations with Jude AnnYehl at the Franciscan Institute, (716) 375- 2595, by Nov.10.

This Week’s CAB Movies on SBU Channel 9Friday 11/12: Around the World in 80 DaysSaturday, 11/13: America’s Heart & Soul

Sunday 11/14: Shrek 2Monday 11/15: Stepford WivesTuesday 11/16: Rasing Helen

Wednesday 11/17: Van HelsingThursday 11/18: A Cinderella Story

Movie Showtimes Nightly:7:30 p.m., 10:30 p.m. & 1:30 a.m.

Fr. Ignatius Brady, O.F.M

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9 p.m. Avante GardeCinema (Francis Hall Cafe)


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7:30 p.m. SBUStudent performance“Metamorphoses” (GarretTheatre)

9:30 p .m . CABCoffeehouse- Open Mic(Rathskeller)

Freshman Registrationfor Spring 2005

Men’s soccer @ Atlantic10 Tournament @ GeorgeWashington

7 :3 0 p.m. SBU Studentperformance “Metamorphoses”(Garret Theatre)

1 1 p .m. - 2 a.m. DanceParty (Rathskeller)

Men’s soccer @ Atlantic10 Tournament @ GeorgeWashington

2 p .m . CAB Travel toBuffalo Radio City ChristmasSpectacular

7 :3 0 p.m. SBU Studentperformance “Metamorphoses”(Garret Theatre)

8 p .m . CAB New ReleaseCinema TBA (Murphy Auditorium,Sec. B)

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5 -9 p .m. Senior/FacultySocial Hour (Rathskeller)

6 - 9 p .m. Cab LiveAcoustic Music (Rathskeller)

7: 30 p .m. SBU Studentperformance “Metamorphoses”(Garret Theatre)

1 0 - 11 p.m. Karaoke(Rathskeller)






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2 p.m. SBU StudentPerformance Chamber Group(Rigas Theater)

8 p.m. CAB New ReleaseCinema TBA Sec. B (Murphy/Dresser Auditorium)

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8 p .m. CAB New ReleaseCinema TBA Sec. B (Murphy/Dresser Auditorium)

9 p .m. Avante GardeCinema (Francis Hall Cafe)

7:30 p.m. SBU StudentPerformance Jazz Band (RigasTheater)

8 p.m. CAB New ReleaseCinema TBA Sec. B (Murphy/Dresser Auditorium)

9:30 p.m. CABCoffeehouse -Open Mic(Rathskeller)

11 p.m. - 2 a.m. Dance Party (Rathskeller)

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8 p .m . Quick ArtsCenter Performance DavidBurgess, guitar “500 Yearsof Spanish Music in theAmericas” (Rigas Theater)






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New York C i ty BusReturns

4- 10:30 p.m. Ski busto Holiday Valley, Pickupsbehind Reilly Center, LeavesHoliday Valley @ 10:30 p.m.(winter season, weather per-mitting)

Classes Resume9 p.m. Avante Garde

Cinema (Francis Hall Cafe)

8:30 p .m . CAB Comedy“Lee Camp” author of CollegeHumor Book and HumorColumnist (Rathskeller)

9:30 p .m . CABCoffeehouse, OpenMic(Rathskeller)

11 p.m. - 2 a .m . DanceParty (Rathskeller)

2 p .m. Quick Arts CenterPerformance Ontario BalletTheater “The Nutcracker”(Rigas Theater)

1 1 pm. - 2 a .m. DanceParty (Rathskeller)

10 a.m. & 7 p .m .Quick Arts Center PerformanceOntario Ballet Theater “TheNutcracker” (Rigas Theater)

11:30 a.m. Quick ArtsCenter Reception ChristmasTree Lighting(Museum/Atrium)

5- 9 p .m.Senior/FacultySocial Hour

6- 9 p .m . Live AcousticMusic (Rathskeller)

doors to open at 7 p.m. for dylan concert

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