It’s a pleasure to hear from past September Project participants about their current events, and I’m always happy to hear of events like this one that combine media–film and books– and top it off with a discussion to bring light to concepts and to invite further analysis from the audience.
At the University of North Carolina, [...]
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The Goffstown Public Library participated in the September Project last year, with a list of events including film, discussion, and a presentation broadcast from another participating library. This year, they’ve organized a haunting, yet apropos exhibit, described best here:
The Goffstown Public Library is honored to be hosting “Eyes Wide Open: an Exhibition on [...]
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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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Ronald Gross, a long-time September Project participant and devotee of the Socratic Way, is sharing his unique program again this year with those lucky enough to attend. Here are the details:
“Patriotism” will be the subject of a Socratic Conversation on Tuesday, Sept. 11 (Patriot’s Day) on the Columbia University campus in New York City, facilitated [...]
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