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Take pictures, get autographs,
and rub shoulders with some of your favorite Bay
Area sports celebrities! And enjoy great food
at the renowned California Culinary Academy. Attend
the
PASS Benefit 2002!
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PASS Benefit 2002
FACT SHEET
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DATE &
TIME
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Tuesday, November 19, 2002 l
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Dinner 6:00 - 7:30 p.m.
Program
7:30 - 8:00 p.m.
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| LOCATION |
California
Culinary Academy l
625 Polk Street l
San Francisco |
| BENEFIT |
A
buffet dinner to raise funds for Promoting Achievement in
School through Sport (PASS) and PASS-based programs,
including firstPASS and Sport Culture Community.
PASS is a yearlong course that shows middle and high school
students
how to use the study and practice of sport to improve their
academic and athletic skills. firstPASS is the elementary school
version of PASS, and Sport Culture Community brings the
positive aspects of sport culture into an institutional setting
to create a sense of place and belonging, focus, discipline,
leadership, responsibility, and compassion.
For the 2002-2003 school year, teachers
from 15 schools and institutions will present PASS and PASS-based
programs to 800 students in the San Francisco Bay, Portland,
Los Angeles, Chicago, and Raleigh areas. All programs have been
developed by the nonprofit American Sports Institute. |
A FEW
OF THE
PREVIOUS
GUESTS |
Dusty
Baker |
Jeff Garcia
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Orlando
Cepeda |
Bryant
Young |
| Al Attles |
Jon Ritchie
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Ted Robinson
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Tai Streets
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| J.J Stokes
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Vida Blue
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Dana
Stubblefield |
Nate
Thurmond |
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AUDIENCE |
250 attendees, including students, teachers, and administrators
representing PASS and PASS-based programs from throughout the
Bay Area, and representatives from the business and sports communities. |
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MORE INFO |
For more information, including sponsorship and ticket prices,
call the American Sports Institute at 415-383-5750. |
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