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ONEONTA, N.Y. -- Three sophomore
Mass
Communication majors at the SUNY College at Oneonta--Andrew Dapolite of
Rye, Brian Ambrosio of Sayville, and Tim Rea of Levittown--have produced a
video about Roxbury Central School teacher Dora Fowler, the state's oldest
public school teacher and a 1940 graduate of the College. Entitled "A Life
Worth Living," the video has been selected for presentation at the annual
meeting of the Catskill Regional Teacher Center at the Foothills Performing
Arts Center, where Mrs. Fowler will be honored on Tuesday, June 3.
The three students worked with
Patrick Murphy of the SUNY-Oneonta
Communication Arts
Department to produce the video, which will premiere at the meeting. The
collaborative film project pays tribute to Mrs. Fowler's unique teaching
career, which has now spanned 58 years, and it explores the important
influence that she has had on so many lives.
More information about the video is available from Patrick Murphy at
(607) 436-3424.
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