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Boston Public Library (Central Library, Copley Square)
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Boston Public Library (Central Library, Copley Square)

700 Boylston Street
Boston, MA 02116

United States

617-536-5400 ; infobpl.org

Web site: http://bpl.org

Events URL: http://bpl.org/news/upcomingeven…

Amenities: wifi, food/drink

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Upcoming events

Boston Globe Book Festival (Shtator 6 at 13:00)
Jarrett J. Krosoczka reads from Punk Farm on Tour.
Event location: Parade Grounds at Boston Common
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Past events

Louis P. Masur (Prill 1 at 18:00)
Louis P. Masur reads from The Soiling of Old Glory.
In Rabb Lecture Hall. The Soiling of Old Glory is historian Masur's study of the Pulitzer-Prize winning photograph by Stanley Forman. A book sale and signing will follow.
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Roy J. Harris Jr. (Prill 3 at 18:00)
Rabb Lecture Hall, ext. 2212. Roy J. Harris, Jr. will speak on his book Pulitzer’s Gold: Behind the Prize for Public Service Journalism, the first thorough examination of America's greatest annual journalism prize over its 90-year history. This event takes place just days before the announcement ... (më shumë)of the 2008 Pulitzer Prize winners.
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Strobe Talbott (Prill 3 at 18:30)
Abbey Room, ext. 2212. In his new book, The Great Experiment, Strobe Talbott, former Deputy Secretary of State (1994 – 2001) and current president of the Brookings Institution, recounts the development of nation-states and the progression to a global nation (i.e. The League of Nations and the ... (më shumë)U.N.). Through the lens of history and personal experience, he assesses the prospects for global cooperation and the United States’ role in the process. Book signing will follow lecture and discussion.
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Comic Book Question and Answer (Prill 22 at 19:00)
held in the Rabb Lecture Hall
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Joseph M. Cronin (Prill 23 at 18:00)
Joseph M. Cronin reads from Reforming Boston Schools, 1930-2006: Overcoming Corruption and Racial Segregation.
In Rabb Lecture Hall. Joe Cronin was a Harvard professor and dean, State Secretary of Education, Chairman of the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce Education Committee, and has studied and written about Boston schools for more than fifty years.
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Remembrance, Images, and Musical Resonance featuring Novelist Susan Abulhawa (Prill 24 at 18:30)
In Rabb Lecture Hall (Ext. 2212). Susan Abulhawa discusses and reads from her recent novel, The Scar of David. A reception and signing take place at 5:30 p.m. Also, photographer Rania Matar presents black and white images of Middle Eastern women and the veil; and Qanunist (zither player) Jamal Sinno ... (më shumë)offers performs in this fourth program of the Evelyn Abdalah Menconi Memorial Cultural Series.
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Cokie Roberts (Prill 25 at 13:00)
Rabb Lecture Hall. A book sale and signing will follow.
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Wing-kai To (Maj 13 at 18:00)
Wing-kai To reads from Chinese in Boston, 1870-1965.
In the Mezzanine Conference Room. In collaboration with the Chinese Historical Society of New England, this book contains more than 200 rare photographs.
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Marilyn Yalum (Maj 15 at 18:00)
Marilyn Yalum reads from The American Resting Place: 400 Years of History Through Our Cemeteries and Burial Grounds.
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Gilbert King (Maj 22 at 18:00)
In the Mezzanine Conference Room. King speaks on his book The Execution of Willie Francis. After Willie Francis did not die at his scheduled execution, a year-long legal struggle ensued. Making its way to the U.S. Supreme Court, Willie’s story is an extraordinary and troubling tale of a brutal ... (më shumë)crime, community vengeance, legal heroism, and constitutional law.
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Ford Hall Forum: George Lakoff (Qershor 5 at 18:30)
Rabb Lecture Hall. Professor George Lakoff author of Moral Politics: How Liberals and Conservatives Think, Whose Freedom?, and Don't Think of an Elephant!, explores the connections between cognitive science and political action. Why do many Americans vote against their own interests. Humans, ... (më shumë)he argues, are not the rational creatures we’ve so long imagined ourselves to be. And savvy political campaigns should not assume people will use objective reasoning when deciding how to vote. Book signing will follow.
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