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Please join Temple University Libraries for its ongoing event series Beyond the Page: Exploring the Cultural, Historical and Scholarly Record at Temple University Libraries.
Spring 2010 Events
Celebrate National Library Week with us! Join us for our Library Week events on April 12 and 13:
First Lady of Philadelphia: The Life and Times of Deborah Franklin
Monday, April 12; performance at 2:00 PM; panel discussion at 3:00 PM
Main Campus, Paley Library, 1210 Polett Walk, ground floor, lecture hall
Benjamin Franklin’s wife, Deborah Read Franklin, takes a long-overdue leap into the limelight in this one-woman show. After the performance, scholars Laura Levitt, Roland Williams and Susan Klepp will, with writer/performer Roberta Sloan, discuss the role that historical methods played in the creation of this theatrical event. Conceived and written by Roberta Sloan and Dennis Mortiz. Direction and additional dramaturgy by David O’Connor. Co-sponsored by GenEd.
Renee Hobbs on Copyright, Fair Use and Digital Learning
Tuesday, April 13, 1:00 PM
Main Campus, Paley Library, 1210 Polett Walk, ground floor, lecture hall
Professor Renee Hobbs petitioned the U.S. Copyright Office for a special exemption to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act so that students and teachers can "rip" DVDs for educational projects, including remixes and critical commentary. She will discuss that experience, along with her latest publication, Copyright Clarity: How Fair Use Supports Digital Learning, during this Library Week program.
Temple Book Club Discussion: Cristina Henriquez's The World in Half
Thursday, April 22, 1:00 PM
Main Campus, Paley Library, 1210 Polett Walk, ground floor, lecture hall
The final book club discussion of the spring semester is a discussion of Henriquez's first novel. The World in Half is the tale of a young woman in Chicago and her deeply divided identity.
Please join Temple University Libraries for its ongoing event series Beyond the Page: Exploring the Cultural, Historical and Scholarly Record at Temple University Libraries.
Spring 2010 Events
Celebrate National Library Week with us! Join us for our Library Week events on April 12 and 13:
First Lady of Philadelphia: The Life and Times of Deborah Franklin
Monday, April 12; performance at 2:00 PM; panel discussion at 3:00 PM
Main Campus, Paley Library, 1210 Polett Walk, ground floor, lecture hall
Benjamin Franklin’s wife, Deborah Read Franklin, takes a long-overdue leap into the limelight in this one-woman show. After the performance, scholars Laura Levitt, Roland Williams and Susan Klepp will, with writer/performer Roberta Sloan, discuss the role that historical methods played in the creation of this theatrical event. Conceived and written by Roberta Sloan and Dennis Mortiz. Direction and additional dramaturgy by David O’Connor. Co-sponsored by GenEd.
Renee Hobbs on Copyright, Fair Use and Digital Learning
Tuesday, April 13, 1:00 PM
Main Campus, Paley Library, 1210 Polett Walk, ground floor, lecture hall
Professor Renee Hobbs petitioned the U.S. Copyright Office for a special exemption to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act so that students and teachers can "rip" DVDs for educational projects, including remixes and critical commentary. She will discuss that experience, along with her latest publication, Copyright Clarity: How Fair Use Supports Digital Learning, during this Library Week program.
Temple Book Club Discussion: Cristina Henriquez's The World in Half
Thursday, April 22, 1:00 PM
Main Campus, Paley Library, 1210 Polett Walk, ground floor, lecture hall
The final book club discussion of the spring semester is a discussion of Henriquez's first novel. The World in Half is the tale of a young woman in Chicago and her deeply divided identity.
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