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2 total messages Started by Elizabeth Mitchell Fri, 06 Aug 1999 00:00
Concert for Kosovo
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Author: Elizabeth Mitchell
Date: Fri, 06 Aug 1999 00:00
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I want to share a special event with all of you:
Concert for Kosovo. This Boston, MA event will
raise money for 3 organizations that are doing
great work for refugees in the Balkans: Oxfam America,
International Rescue Committee, and Physicians
for Human Rights. This concert is brought to
you by Club Passim, the legendary Harvard Square
folk music mecca.

On Thursday, August 19th at 7:30 pm Club Passim will present
Concert for Kosovo at Harvard University's Sanders Theater.

You can buy tickets RIGHT NOW by calling 617-496-2222 (Tue-Sat, 12-6pm).
Tickets cost: $22.50, $30.00, and $37.50

The evening will feature an amazing lineup of artists.
   Five O'Clock Shadow - a capella like you have never heard it!
   Walter Robinson and his Gospel Ensemble - hand-clapping,
foot-stomping gospel
   Greg Greenway - fabulous folk
   Zabe i Babe - Balkan folk music, featuring Balkan vocals in
overdrive.

Plus, two surprise guests!
Trust me - they're great. One is a headliner at this
year's Newport Folk Festival; the other is a ten time
Boston Music Award winner.

100% of the proceeds will benefit three humanitarian
and relief organizations in Boston that are working
to rebuild Kosovo and provide assistance to the
individuals affected so deeply by this crisis.

To learn more about these  organizations please visit
the concert web site at: http://www.benefitkosovo.org
The surprise guests will be announced on
Sunday, August 8.

On behalf of Concert for Kosovo, thank you very much for
your support.  We look forward to  August 19th as the
Boston community works to create a better future for
all the people who have suffered during these troubled
times in the Balkans.

PURCHASE A TICKET TODAY!!
Tickets are available to the general public for:
$22.50, $30.00, and $37.50.  Call or visit  the Harvard Box Office,
617-496-2222 (TTY 495-1642) in Harvard Square,
1350 Massachusetts Avenue, Holyoke Center, Cambridge.
Summer hours at the box office are Tuesday-Saturday, noon-6pm.

If you are interested in making a donation,
you can do so on the web site.

Also, you can help to spread
the word by  passing this email on to all your friends.



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Re: Concert for Kosovo
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Author: hector
Date: Wed, 10 Nov 1999 00:00
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Whilst deploring the events that took place in kosovo, i feel that more
of your efforts should go towards helping the serbian people who were
bombed by the combined forces of natzo.
the soon to be indicted war criminals william jefferson clinton and
anthony blair have said the people of serbia will have no help from the
international community until they have ousted mr. slobodan milosovich.
he was democratically elected to office by a larger percentage of the
serbian people who at that time included the kosovan albanians than
either president william jefferson clinton or anthony blair.
to oust him before the country's election would involve a bloody
revolution, would you want that to happen in your own democratic
republic?
Thousands of serbians men women and children were killed by natzo as
were roma ,albanians, kosovo albanians, hungarians, chinese, iraqi's
and other ethnically diverse cultures who lived and died in serbia's
provinces.
further thousands have been environmentally damaged and financially
damaged as a result of the bombing of the bridges in belgrade and
elsewhere, downstream of serbia thousands of non belligerents from
independent countries are likewise being injured environmentally and
financially.
no help is being afforded these people who bleed as readily as you or I


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