He also was the guest conductor for the Tri-County Honor Band, which involved 110 students from 9 high schools, hosted by Franklin High School. Mr. Edwards will be joined by NPR President and Chief Executive Officer Delano E. Lewis, who has been at the helm of NPR since 1994 and has had a long and distinguished career in the public and private sector. For reservations, call WCBU on ext. Bradley's Institute for Gifted and Talented Youth offers the enrichment courses to enable preprimary through ninth grade students to explore and expand their interests in a university environment. The gifted program is open to eligible students entering 3rd through 9th grades.
Eligibility is based on objective measures and professional judgement.
Registration materials are available by contacting the Bradley Division of Continuing Education and Professional Development at 677-3329. Holocaust Remembrance Holocaust survivor Lillian Podolov will give a public lecture on Sunday, April 19, at 8 p.m. in Neumiller Lecture Hall as part of Bradley's annual Holocaust Remembrance Week. In addition, students will read the names of Nazi concentration camp victims for 24 hours starting Wednesday, April 22 through Thursday, April 23 in the Olin Quad. Hillel also will sponsor the compiling of a book, each page of which will be dedicated to a person who died during the Holocaust. Activities begin April 18 with Havdallah services at Hillel House, and a special showing of Schindler's List will be held Monday, April 20 in the Student Center Marty Theatre.