The American Idea on Politics: Conversation with Keya Dannenbaum and Hal Gullan, hosted by Robin Kolodny

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Tuesday, October 23
2:00 PM

Paley Library Lecture Hall
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As another presidential election approaches, politics are on our minds. America’s founding values of freedom and democracy play out in intriguing ways in the 21st century media-saturated environment. In a world of sound bites, electoral fights, and bipartisan snipes, how can we best participate in a democracy and vote on the issues that are important to us?

Panelists Keya Dannenbaum and Hal Gullan will discuss those questions and more with Temple political scientist, Robin Kolodny.

Kolondy, Dannenbaum and Gullan

Upcoming Programs at Paley Library!

October 24, 3:30 PM, The Connection between Open Access and Open Educational Resources: Exploring New Publishing Models
November 1, 2:30 PM, Chat in the Stacks: Examining Race in the Race
November 8, 3:30PM, The American Idea on Design with Design Philadelphia Founder Hilary Jay and Diana Lind of Next American City, Inga Saffron of the Inquirer and Bryan Hanes of the American Institute of Architects.
November 15, 3:00 PM, A Panel Discussion on By Any Means Necessary–Malcolm X: Real, Not Reinvented NOTE: This program will take place at the Blockson Collection in Sullivan Hall
November 29, 4:00PM, The American Idea of Museums: A Conversation with Steven Conn of the Ohio State Univesity, Blake Bradford of the Barnes Foundation and Susan Glassman of the Wagner Free Institute of Science.

Help make programs possible and make a gift to the Libraries.

Temple University Libraries is pleased to announce that Society Hill Playhouse founder and Temple alumna Deen Kogan will donate $2 to the Libraries for every full-price ticket to an October showing of the Playhouse’s latest production--Cooking with the Calamari Sisters. Just mention Temple University Libraries when purchasing your ticket!



The American Idea on Politics: Conversation with Keya Dannenbaum and Hal Gullan, hosted by Robin Kolodny Tuesday, October 23 2:00 PM Paley Library Lecture Hall View a map of Main Campus As another presidential election approaches, politics are on our minds. America’s founding values of freedom and democracy play out in intriguing ways in the 21st century media-saturated environment. In a world of sound bites, electoral fights, and bipartisan snipes, how can we best participate in a democracy and vote on the issues that are important to us? Panelists Keya Dannenbaum and Hal Gullan will discuss those questions and more with Temple political scientist, Robin Kolodny. Upcoming Programs at Paley Library! October 24, 3:30 PM, The Connection between Open Access and Open Educational Resources: Exploring New Publishing Models November 1, 2:30 PM, Chat in the Stacks: Examining Race in the Race November 8, 3:30PM, The American Idea on Design with Design Philadelphia Founder Hilary Jay and Diana Lind of Next American City, Inga Saffron of the Inquirer and Bryan Hanes of the American Institute of Architects. November 15, 3:00 PM, A Panel Discussion on By Any Means Necessary–Malcolm X: Real, Not Reinvented NOTE: This program will take place at the Blockson Collection in Sullivan Hall November 29, 4:00PM, The American Idea of Museums: A Conversation with Steven Conn of the Ohio State Univesity, Blake Bradford of the Barnes Foundation and Susan Glassman of the Wagner Free Institute of Science. Help make programs possible and make a gift to the Libraries. Temple University Libraries is pleased to announce that Society Hill Playhouse founder and Temple alumna Deen Kogan will donate $2 to the Libraries for every full-price ticket to an October showing of the Playhouse’s latest production--Cooking with the Calamari Sisters. Just mention Temple University Libraries when purchasing your ticket!	Get Connected. Find Temple alumni on: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Flickr Make a Gift
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