Create a piece of edible art that has something to do with books
Friday, November 20, 2009
Friday, November 20, 2009
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- Location:
- Palatine, IL, 60067
- Phone:
- 847-925-6184
- Mon - Thurs:
- 7:30 am - 10:00 pm
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- 2nd Annual Edible Book Contest
Harper College Library, Bldg F., Fi...
Friday, November 20 at 10:30am
Harper College Library
Edible Book Contest--
Create a piece of edible art that has something to do with books
Create a piece of edible art that has something to do with books
Time:10:30AM Friday, November 20th
Location:Harper College Library, Bldg F., First floor
2nd Annual Edible Book Contest Presented by the Harper College Library...
Harper College Library 2nd Annual Edible Book Contest!
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Create a piece of edible art that has something to do with booksFriday, November 20, 2009Entries are due in the library from 10:30 to 11:30 AMJudging begins at NoonEntries will be eaten after the winners ...
Harper College Library Don't forget to drop off those new and gently used children's books for the 16th annual children's book drive!
Give a child the gift of reading! 16th Annual Children’s Book Drive ...
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Textbooks in the Library For the first three weeks of every semester the most frequently asked question in the library is “do you have the textbook for my class?” Unfortunately the answer is probably no. Ty...
Give a child the gift of reading! 16th Annual Children’s Book Drive ...
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Harper College Library From October 1st through the 31st bring new or gently used children’s books to Harper College Library for donation to community organizations.
16th annual book drive
Time:1:15AM Thursday, October 1st
Location:Harper College Library
Harper College Library Don't miss our final Banned Books Week lecture-Thursday, October 1 * 12 noon “Alison Bechdal--A Dyke to Watch Out For” presented by JJ Pionke, 2nd floor of the library. Everyone is welcome!
Attend a Banned Books Week Lecture at the Harper College Library Bldg...
Harper College Library
Monday, September 28
* 3 pm Communist Manifesto
presented by Sean Noonan and Dave Richmond
Tuesday, September 29
* 11 am “Igniting the Fires of Hate : Origins and Implications of the Nazi Book Burnings”
presented by Kim Jaeger
* 2 pm “Comic Books, Censorship, and the Comics Code Authority”
... presented by Brian Cremins
Wednesday, September 30
* 10 am “The Myth of Eva Peron”
presented by Veronica Mormino
* 1 pm “Banning Resistance”
presented by Seema Kurup
Thursday, October 1
* 12 noon “Alison Bechdal--A Dyke to Watch Out For”
presented by JJ Pionke
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* 3 pm Communist Manifesto
presented by Sean Noonan and Dave Richmond
Tuesday, September 29
* 11 am “Igniting the Fires of Hate : Origins and Implications of the Nazi Book Burnings”
presented by Kim Jaeger
* 2 pm “Comic Books, Censorship, and the Comics Code Authority”
... presented by Brian Cremins
Wednesday, September 30
* 10 am “The Myth of Eva Peron”
presented by Veronica Mormino
* 1 pm “Banning Resistance”
presented by Seema Kurup
Thursday, October 1
* 12 noon “Alison Bechdal--A Dyke to Watch Out For”
presented by JJ Pionke
Read More
Celebrate your Freedom to Read!
Time:3:00PM Monday, September 28th
Location:Harper College Library--2nd floor library, Bldg F
Harper College Library Harper College Library Research Guides - Banned Books Week - Banned Books Wee
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Harper College Library Research Guides. Banned Books Week. Banned Books Week. Sponsored by the American Library Association, Banned Books Week is an occasion for considering and discussing the nature and boundaries of speech, thought, and discourse in a free society.
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Harper College Library wrote on Banned Books Week 2009's Wall.
