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The Great Recession was hard on all American families. But even as the economic recovery has begun to mend asset prices, not all households have benefited alike, and wealth inequality has widened along racial and ethnic lines.
The median wealth of white households was 13 times the wealth of black households and 10 times that of Hispanic households in 2013, compared with eight and nine times the wealth in 2010, respectively.
| Racial, Ethnic Wealth Gaps Since Great Recession (Median HH Net Worth in $xThousands; 2013$) | |||
| Group |
1983 |
2007 |
2013 |
| White |
$100.0 |
$192.5 |
$141.9 |
| Black |
10.0 |
19.2 |
11.0 |
| Hispanic |
10.0 |
23.6 |
13.7 |
| Source: PEW Research Center, January 2015 | |||
The earnings gap between young adults with a bachelor’s degree or higher and those without has never been greater in the modern era, despite soaring student debt and high youth unemployment.
In 1979, when the first wave of Baby Boomers were the same age that Millennials are today, the typical high school graduate earned about three-quarters (77%) of what a college graduate made.
Today, Millennials with only a high school diploma earn 62% of what the typical college graduate earns.
| Median Annual Earnings Among Full Time Workers Age 25 to 32 ($ in Thousands; 2012 Dollars) | ||||
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Annual Earnings |
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| Age Cohort | Measured In | Bachelor’s Degree | 2 Year Degree College | High School Grad |
| Silents |
1965 |
$38.8 |
$33.7 |
28.0 |
| Early Boomers |
1979 |
42.0 |
36.5 |
32.3 |
| Late Boomers |
1986 |
44.8 |
34.6 |
30.5 |
| Gen Xers |
1995 |
43.7 |
32.2 |
27.9 |
| Millennials |
2013 |
45.5 |
30.0 |
28.0 |
| Source: PEW Research Center, January 2015 | ||||

What can boxing do for you? The Fitness Magazine link below was ultimate stress reliever for Caroline McDavid-Seidner and helped her lose 115 pounds.
What can yoga do for you? TEDxTalk yoga teacher used yoga to help criminals reconnect with themselves to find their way back to living with society.
What about boxing and yoga as a combination? We think you can use the boxing for stress relief (aka getting your agression out), cardio workout, self-empowerment and muscle strengthening … BOX IN.
And the yoga for core strengthening, flexibility, lengthening, focus on the moment, and stress relief … YOGA OUT.
BOX in … YOGA out for a full mind, body and life workout in just 75 minutes!
We hope that you can join us on Tuesdays for YogaBox™ starting at 9:00 am and ending at 10:15 am. It’s a New Year and NOW is a great time to make the time for yourself to reach your fitness goals!
Nonantum Boxing Club
75 Adams St
Newton, MA 02458
Here’s an article from Fitness Magazine: Boxing Helped Me Shed 115 Pounds
Fitness Magazine
Pummeling a punching bag is the ultimate stress reliever for Caroline McDavid-Seidner, 25 and helped her lose weight.
Can yoga help people break away from a life of crime or drug addiction? As a long time Yoga-teacher Alexander helped heavy criminals and people with addictions master their lives, and cope. Here’s an interesting TEDxTalk:
Can you spot this? Dawn has been finding boxing images everywhere in Newton! Do you know where she found this pair of boxing gloves? Hint: It’s a place that might really like YogaBox! Leave your answer in the comments below. First person to get it right wins a free YogaBox class!

Please join us for an Open House at the new Cardio High gym, on Saturday, January 24, 3:00 – 5:00 pm. Cardio High officially opened on January 5. At the Open House, we’re welcoming friends and neighbors to take a tour of new facility, see our state-of-the-art equipment, and watch live 5-minute demos of our program.
All guests receive free Cardio High swag. After the Open House, you’re invited to join us for drinks at Bocca Bella Bistro and Café – located just steps away. Cardio High is located at 271B Auburn Street in Auburndale — in same building as Abraxis Framing.
If you can’t make it on Jan 24, you’re welcome to drop by anytime for a tour, demo, or free trial class.

Discover the benefits of high intensity interval training (HIIT). A Cardio High workout burns fat for up to 36 hours, improves athletic performance, and helps clients get fit fast. It also minimizes the stress on joints. Learn more at www.cardiohigh.com.

You can also invite people via our Facebook event post.

Stone Zoo is having ‘Deal of the Week’ through their website.
Each week, Stone Zoo will offer a ‘Deal of the Week’ discount of some sort through February 8!
Week of January 19th: Buy ONE get one FREE!
Coupon deal for Franklin Park Zoo for the month of January here.

Check out these out-of-this-world adventure this winter with 17 new episodes of Astroblast!, the hit CGI-animated series for preschoolers from Scholastic Media and Sprout!
The fun blasts off beginning Monday, January 19, at 1pm on Sprout with the debut of two back-to-back, smoothie-powered stories – and kicks-off more than two weeks of brand-new Astroblast! escapades!
Astroblast! follows the zany adventures of Comet, Halley, Sputnik, Radar and Jet, a crew of animals who run the Astroblast Space Station, the coolest hangout in the galaxy, all under the watchful eye of Sal the Octopus. Along with a constantly changing cast of quirky visitors from other planets, the Astroblast Space Station gang cooks up the perfect recipe for promoting positive relationships, self-esteem, good nutrition and physical activity.

Astroblast! is inspired by the Scholastic books of the same name by award-winning author/illustrator Bob Kolar, and every episode offers fun stories with age-appropriate messages about friendship and self-awareness. Like many of Scholastic Media’s popular TV series, Astroblast! is also a perfect choice for kids and families to tune-in to together – and its humor will have viewers of all ages laughing along.
Here’s a sneak peak:

Want your teen to be a safer pedestrian, biker, and driver?
Looking for ways to encourage your teen’s positive self image?
Wondering what resources Newton offers for teens and families?

The JCC Magic Ark Performing Arts Series for Families presents
Ivy and Bean: the Musical!
Monday, January 19 – Special MLK Day Shows
11am and 1pm
Ivy and Bean: the Musical! will be performed at the Leventhal-Sidman JCC on Monday, January 19th. Show times are11am and 1pm and tickets are $13 general admission. The Leventhal-Sidman JCC is located at 333 Nahanton Street in Newton. Tickets are available Bostonjcc.org/magicark or by calling 617-965-5226.
Win a pair of tickets for each show. Enter HERE!
Produced by Maximum Entertainment and the Tony Award-winning Atlantic Theatre Company, Ivy + Bean: The Musical is based on the New York Times best-selling children’s books series by author Annie Barrows and illustrator Sophie Blackhall. The popular series explores the unexpected friendship between two very different second graders—the wild and goofy Bean and the quiet, contemplative Ivy. The original book was named an ALA Notable Children’s Book; Editor’s Choice, Best Books by Booklist; and the Best Children’s Books/Best Early Chapter Books by Kirkus Reviews. The latest title in the series ranked #3 on Amazon’s Best Books of 2013 list for ages 6–8.

Free Family Fun at the Arsenal Center for the Arts
Free Family Fun continues on January 17, from 10AM – 12Noon. These drop-in art and theatre workshops offer the opportunity for families to experiment with paint, paper and collage to create works of art together – and to explore the creative world of theatre games led by the talented staff of Watertown Children’s Theatre. Different projects and games are offered each time.
Upcoming Dates (Saturdays from 10AM – 12Noon):
January 17
February 21
March 21
Free Family Fun days are sponsored by The Ramsey McCluskey Family Foundation and the Moses Kimball Fund.
For more information, visit HYPERLINK “http://www.arsenalarts.org” www.arsenalarts.org or call 617-923-0100, ext. 8309. HYPERLINK “http://www.medicinewheelproduction.org” The Arsenal Center for the Arts is located at 321 Arsenal St., Watertown, MA 02472.

Reagle Music Theatre
2015 Vacation Workshops and Summer Camp
Now Enrolling!
Aspiring Actors Ages 8-15 Learn Theatre Technique, Acting, Dance and More
WHO/WHAT:
Reagle Music Theatre’s 2015 Winter and Spring vacation Workshops and Summer Camp are now enrolling! Programs are open to all aspiring actors ages 8-15. Along with daily classes in voice, dance, and acting, Reagle’s educational programs provide a positive, nurturing environment in which to develop a variety of performance skills and technique including: Improvisation, Stage Movement, Character Exploration, Auditioning Skills, Vocal Technique, Stage Combat, and Technical Stage Craft. Programs are led by theatre professionals and educators as well as aspiring performers and students. Master Classes with theatre professionals and Broadway guest artists are also offered. All programs end with a final showcase, open to the public, where students present songs, dances and skits.
WHEN/WHERE:
Four-day Winter and Spring Vacation Workshops are held at Waltham High School, 617 Lexington Street, Waltham:
Month-long Summer Camp is held at Kennedy Middle School, 655 Lexington Street, Waltham, MA 02452:
FEES:
Winter and Spring Vacation Workshops:
$225 for Waltham residents/$250 for non-Waltham residents. Additional fees apply for early or late drop off/pick off.
Summer Camp:
$800 for Waltham residents/$900 for non-Waltham residents.
REGISTRATION:
For Vacation Workshops and Summer Camp registration, please email camp@reaglemusictheatre.org, call 781-891-5600 or go to website.

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REAGLE EDUCATION STAFF
LAINE JOHNSON (Winter Camp Director)
Laine Johnson joins Reagle Music Theatre as Youth Camp Director with this year’s Winter Camp. She has been directing and teaching theater for over ten years, most recently for Stoneham Theatre’s young company (The Wiz,Shrek) and Beaver Country Day School (A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Cabaret, The Crucible). She has also directed and taught for such prestigious theaters and schools as the Atlanta Lyric Theatre, the Boston Pops, the New York Film Academy, and Walnut Hill School. She holds an MM (Musical Theater) from the Boston Conservatory, a BA (Theater Studies) from Emory University, and interned at the Alliance Theatre (Regional Tony Award Winner). She is also an accomplished actor and singer, playing leading roles throughout the Southeast, Mid-Atlantic, and Boston.
RACHEL BERTONE (Associate Camp Director/Encore and Advanced Dance Instructor) Rachel Bertone returns to Reagle for her eighth season and proudly continues to wear her many different hats with the company. Besides teaching and choreographing for Reagle’s Youth Programs, she has performed, choreographed, and assistant directed multiple Reagle productions. Holding a BFA in Dance from The Boston Conservatory, she has performed with several other theaters and companies such as Lyric Stage, Fiddlehead, Liars & Believers, Boston Ballet, and Prometheus Dance. She serves on faculty at The Boston Conservatory, Boston Ballet, Jeannette Neill’s Dance Studio, and Artbarn Community Theater.
DAN RODRIGUEZ (Vocal Instructor/Music Director) Recent shows at Reagle Music Theatre include South Pacific, Chicago, Bye Bye Birdie, Oklahoma! (IRNE nom.), The Sound of Music, Hairspray (IRNE nom.), and La Cage Aux Folles (IRNE, Best Music Direction). A graduate of Oberlin, Dan is now a freelance musician who has worked with many companies in the Boston area including The Lily’s Revenge and The Blue Flower (IRNE winner), at the American Repertory Theatre. His work has earned him three IRNE Awards for Best Music Direction and several more nominations. His work has been praised by such theater luminaries as Adam Guettel and Stephen Schwartz. Dan is also an active accompanist, teacher, conductor and composer.
Additional staff members have included JOEY CULLINANE, MATT PHILLIPPS, LENNI KMIEC, MEREDITH SARAN, DAN SULLIVAN, SARA SEXTON and SHAYNA PLOTNIK.
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About Reagle Music Theatre of Greater Boston, Inc.
Reagle Music Theatre of Greater Boston (RMT) has been bringing Broadway-quality musical theatre to the greater Boston area for 46 seasons. Under the creative direction of Robert J. Eagle the non-profit theater company’s professional productions have earned IRNE and Moss Hart Memorial Awards as well as rave reviews from critics. Reagle’s productions have attracted Broadway stars and legendary performers including Patti LuPone, Sally Struthers, Vicki Lawrence, Andrea McArdle and Shirley Jones. In addition to a trio of summer musicals, RMT annually produces a Celebrity Concert Series and original musical revues including a Christmas spectacular and Irish musical revue. RMT is also committed to supporting arts education for area youth through its Summer Camp, theater workshops and by using theatre techniques to support the Waltham Public Schools’ curriculum. For the latest information on Reagle Music Theatre’s programs and performances see www.reaglemusictheatre.org, and follow RMT on Facebook (ReagleMusicTheatre) and Twitter (@ReagleMusicThtr).