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Helen Barolini's "Umbertina" Wins Major Italian Literary Prize

Dominic Candeloro

Helen Barolini recently received word that her 1979 novel "Umbertina" is the recipient of the Premio Acerbi 2008,

August 24, 2008

Helen Barolini's "Umbertina" Wins Major Italian Literary Prize

Dominic Candeloro
author's website
Helen Barolini recently received word that her novel "Umbertina" is the recipient of the Premio Acerbi 2008,

Helen Barolini recently received word that her 1979 novel "Umbertina" is the recipient of the Premio Acerbi 2008,

Fiorano Rosso, "The Noblest Roman Of Them All"

Charles Scicolone

A Wine Made By A Prince Fit For A King

August 24, 2008

A Sicilian named George Wallington

Joseph Sciorra
George Wallington album, 1954

Jazz pianist Giacinto Figlia aka George Wallington was at the founding of be-bop. Then he disappeared. Now Anthony Scotto’s resurrects his life and music.

Ancora Mezza Via

Renata Conte

Per te Babo

Tante Belle Cose--A Reflection on Rudy Vecoli's Contribution to Italian American Studies

Dominic Candeloro

Vecoli and the American Italian Historical Association have enabled the activities and careers of just about everyone in the field of Italian American studies.

August 21, 2008

Tante Belle Cose--A Reflection on Rudy Vecoli's Contribution to Italian American Studies

Dominic Candeloro
The last time that Vecoli and Candeloro were together---November 2007, the 39th annual AIHA Conference in Denver.

Vecoli and the American Italian Historical Association have enabled the activities and careers of just about everyone in the field of Italian American studies.

August 21, 2008

Ancora Mezza Via

Renata Conte
Natale 2007

Per te Babbo

August 20, 2008

Sending a Telegram to the Pope

Joseph Sciorra

Power, Humor, and the Triumph of the Lower Bodily Stratum.

Organized Crime: Source of Italy's Economic Strength

Dom Serafini

The publisher of an English-language Italian-American publication, for which I write a regular column, rejected the following article because it "doesn't promote a positive image of Italy." Because of past discrimination, American-born Italians have problems facing issues related to organized crime. To me it's similar to the Japanese refusing to face their war crimes –– the issue still lingers on. In my view, our community is so strong and well respected as to be able to face the good and the bad with confidence.

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