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Reading Together 2007-08
War: Survival, Loss, and Reconciliation
Reading Together in the News
Register-Guard: "LCC Brings War and Reconciliation Author"
Eugene Weekly: "Reading Together Author Louise Steinman"
Lane Community College Welcomes Reading Together Author Louise Steinman

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Thank you to the Cressey Family Charitable Trust for partnering to make this visit possible. |
Louise Steinman, this year's Reading Together author, will be in residency on at Lane Thursday April 3rd and Friday April 4th. This is the very first week of Spring Term, so we hope you can plan ahead now, so that you can take advantage of the rich array of opportunities associated with this event.
Thursday, April 3, 2008
10am-Noon -- Keynote, reading, Q&A, book-signing; LCC CML 102-103
2pm-3:30pm -- Q&A/informal discussion & book-signing; LCC CML 102
7:30pm -- Reading, Q&A, book-signing at
Tsunami Books, 2585 Willamette
Friday, April 4, 2008
10am-Noon -- "Veteran Reintegration" Panel Discussion: Louise Steinman and area veterans (including students), LCC CML 102-103
7:30pm -- "Defining the Struggle: Exploring War and Reconciliation in the Context of Social Injustice" Panel Discussion at the Many Nations Longhouse on UO campus; Louise Steinman and members of our region's diverse communities
Throughout the week:
Lane Community College Art Exhibit: "Eyes Wide Open Oregon: the Human and Economic Cost of War" |

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Now in its fifth year, Reading Together: Learning, Caring, and Community at Lane, is an exciting year long, campus-wide project centered around something absolutely basic to education: READING. Through the mechanism of two closely linked books, we explore issues connected with our college’s core values: Learning, Diversity, Innovation, Collaboration and Partnership, Integrity, and Accessibility.
In conjunction with the 2007-2008 theme, War: Survival, Loss, and Reconciliation, Reading Together sponsors activities centered around these books, including course involvement, performing arts productions, art exhibits, lectures, guest speakers, author visits, forums, films, student presentations, service projects, and more. Reading Together reaches across traditional borders—borders between campus employee and student groups; borders between disciplines; borders between different ways of learning, different life experiences, different areas of interest.
Join us on November 7th as two local writers share their war-related experiences and writings.
In connection with Steinman's memoir, the Reverand Edgar Peara of Eugene, a WWII vet who served in Europe, Africa, and then in Okinawa and the occupation of Korea, will share from his editorial essays.
Kim Findling Cooper, a freelance writer from Bend, will share from her essay "Witnessing" about her experiences accompanying her father, a Vietnam veteran, to an Army reunion in Texas in 2004. |
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