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as we blogged about last week, la biblioteca centro lincoln collaborated with el instituto cultural argentino norteamericano (ICANA) to produce “puertas abiertas,” a multi-dimensioned series of events in buenos aires to enjoy the languages, food, and culture of each country.
ICANA’s esperanza sanchez reports about the event:
“Visitors received a piece of stencil art by Simulacro [...]

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tomorrow, la biblioteca centro lincoln is collaborating with el instituto cultural argentino norteamericano (ICANA), the dante alighieri institut, the goethe institute, and the french alliance to produce “puertas abiertas,” a multi-dimensioned series of events to enjoy the languages, food, and culture of each country.

activities include jazz, performances of classical broadway musicals by the proscenio school, [...]

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this morning, lisa a. kirby, an assistant professor of english, shared news about some september project events being organized at north carolina wesleyan college. their events, centered around the theme of religious understanding, diversity, and tolerance, will take place on campus at elizabeth braswell pearsall library. as lisa noted on the september project listserv:
As part [...]

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Back in 2005, the Terrebonne Parish Library System, located 60 miles southwest of New Orleans, participated in the September Project. That was before Katrina, before Rita, and before a substantial part of the parish and one of the Terrebonne libraries was destroyed.
Now in 2007, we’re encouraged by the news (and delighted to announce!) that the [...]

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as part of their september project, portland state university library is hosting an art exhibit between july 25 and october 10, 2007. the exhibit features facsimiles of pablo picasso’s preliminary sketches for his landmark mural guernica.

portland state library has a web site for the event which notes: “The process of the artist’s vision is uniquely [...]

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