Robert W Rubinstein

Schools:

Schulze Elementary School Detroit MI 1951-1955

Community:

Rosida Greene

Schools:

Emma L. Johnston Public School 241 Brooklyn NY 1957-1964, Lefferts Junior High School Brooklyn NY 1964-1967

Community:

Nancy Bernstein

Graduates:

Robert Rubinstein (1966-1967),
Jill Treu (1986-1988),
Cindy Tassone (1990-1995),
Suzanne Gamache (1986-1988),
Colleen Fullerton (1999-2002)

Graduates:

Robert Rubinstein (1978-1979),
Hillary Brown (1998-2001),
Ida Choy (1976-1980),
James Strohecker (1977-1980)

Multiple transit projects across US at risk as White House infrastructure plan falters

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• Robert Rubinstein, who received the letter as executive director of the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh, said the proposed cancellation of funding would effectively kill the project, which has been in the works for 10 years. It would have created an electric-bus corridor between Pittsbur
• Date: Jun 09, 2017
• Category: U.S.
• Source: Google

Education:

Masters degree in English from Northeastern University, Boston; masters degree in journalism from the University of Oregon

About:

My latest book is TWISTED WORDS & STRANGE IDEAS! - Humorous writings by Young People, published with CreateSpace and as a Kindle book.

Bragging Rights:

My five books include: ZISHE THE STRONGMAN, CURTAINS UP! – THEATRE GAMES & STORYTELLING, HINTS FOR TEACHING SUCCESS IN MIDDLE SCHOOL, and two young adult novels - WHO WANTS TO BE A HERO!(made into a movie for “Showtime” by Learning Corporation) and WHEN SIRENS SCREAM. “The Passover Guest” is included in Eric Kimmel’s award-winning WONDERS & MIRACLES, and “Jacob’s Pillow” is in SACRED STONES. I taught a wide variety of classes - medieval times, storytelling, sports history, movies & writing, monsters, and the nationally known Troupe of Tellers - as part of the curriculum at Roosevelt Middle School in Eugene, Oregon. During these years, I gave workshops for the National Middle School Association, Oregon Library Association, National Storytelling Conference, and the International Reading Association. In addition, I am a professional storyteller with four recordings, and have produced and directed Eugene, Oregon’s Multi-Cultural Storytelling Festival for twenty years. My articles have been published in THE HUMANIST, Z MAGAZINE, THE WORLD & I, LEARNING, MIDDLE GROUND, and others.