Category: Big Read
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Intellectual Freedom in the Context of Fahrenheit 451
Intellectual Freedom in the Context of Fahrenheit 451Deborah Caldwell-Stone, Deputy Director,American Library AssociationOffice of Intellectual Freedom Thursday, May 7, 2009, 6-8pm(rescheduled from April 16)Columbia College Chicago Library624 S. Michigan Ave., 3rd Floor Faculty are encouraged and welcome to bring classes to this program. Deborah Caldwell Stone is Deputy Director of the American Library Association’s Office…
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Big Read-A-Thon Tomorrow 4/28 Library 3rd Floor 9am-5pm
Burned any good books lately? Join us for the Big Read Read-A-Thon Tomorrow – Tuesday, April 28 from 9am – 5pm as we read Fahrenheit 451 from start to finish! Not familiar with the classic story of censorship, book burning, and the continued need for intellectual freedom and critical thought? Come listen to readers from…
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Call for Writers! Typewriter Olympics
Students! Take up the challenge and create your Fahrenheit 451-themed short story on one of these mechanical relics. You too can write like Ray! “I Wanna Write Like Ray!” Friday, May 1st, 2009623 S. Wabash 1st floor 12:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. To sign-up to type your story contact Cole Robertson at 312-369-7427 or crobertson@colum.edu…
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Sam Weller on Ray Bradbury : The Bradbury Chronicles – Big Read
Sam Weller, Ray Bradbury’s biographer and faculty at Columbia College Chicago, will provide insight into the author through the lens of their unique relationship. Tuesday, April 14th, 20097:00-9:00 p.m.1104 S. Wabash Ave., Columbia College Chicago Film Row Center, 8th Floor FREE! One of the many events in celebration of the Big Read at Columbia College…
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POSTPONED – Intellectual Freedom in the context of Fahrenheit 451
Intellectual Freedom in the Context of Fahrenheit 451 (originally scheduled for this Thursday April 16th from 3-5pm in the Library), has been postponed due to unforeseen circumstances. We are working with our speaker Deborah Caldwell-Stone to reschedule this program for early May. An announcement will be made when a new date and time has been…
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Panel on Censorship: “Burning Bright: a dialogue on creative freedom in the age of new media”
Panel Discussion on Censorship – part of the month-long celebration of the Big Read Monday, April 13th, 20096:00 – 8:00 p.m.Library – 3rd FloorColumbia College ChicagoFREE!Local and national artists and theorists from across a range of creative disciplines discuss how governmental, corporate and self-censorship impact creative expression. Panelists include: Steve Edwards, former host of WBEZ’s…
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Big Read-A-Thon – Readers Needed!
Let your voice fuel the flamesat theBIG READ-A-THONfor Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 Tuesday, April 289am-5pm3rd Floor of the Library624 S. Michigan Ave. To sign up:CONTACTMolly Beestrum312-369-7966mbeestrum@colum.eduorShirley Bennett312-369-7966sbennett@colum.edu Part of the Big Read program of events.
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The Big Read & Fahreheit 451
Ray Bradbury’s “Fahrenheit 451” is a selection of The Big Read. A program of the National Endowment for the Arts, The Big Read provides the opportunity for communities across the nation to join together in reading a single book. The Columbia College Chicago Library PresentsA month-long series of events, on and off campus, inspired by…
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Manual Typewriters Needed!
The Library needs both working and non-working MANUAL (non-electric) typewriters for an interactive performance in conjunction the Big Read. The Typewriter event will take place in the 623 S. Wabash building event on May 1. Typewriter loans and donations are welcome. The Library can pick up and return if needed. Please respond ASAP if interested.…