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The Big Read is a program of the National Endowment for the Arts, designed to restore reading to the center of American culture. The NEA presents The Big Read in partnership with the Institute of Museum and Library Services and in cooperation with Arts Midwest. The Big Read brings together partners across the country to encourage reading for pleasure and enlightenment. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
February 22 - April 16 Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Book Distribution LSU Eunice – LeDoux Library – Circulation Desk 2048 Johnson Highway • Eunice, LA. Phone: 337.550.1380
February 22 - April 16 Monday -Wednesday 8:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Thursday - Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Book Distribution Eunice Public Library - Main Circulation Desk 222 Second Street • Eunice, LA. Phone: 337.457-7120
March 3 • Noon LSU Eunice – LeDoux Library – Louisiana Room Keynote Address: Berthe Amoss Louisiana Children’s Book Author / Illustrator
March 3 - April 17 Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. LeDoux Library – LSU Eunice Exhibit Opening: “Banned Books - ARTSCAPE” LSU Eunice Student exhibition
March 8, 2010 • Noon LSU Eunice – LeDoux Library - Louisiana Room Event Program: Fire and Fire Safety Sam Andrus, Eunice Fire Department
March 9 • Noon LSU Eunice – LeDoux Library - Louisiana Room Event Program: Big Read Book Discussion - Understanding Fahrenheit 451 - Part 1 Ms. Holly Bell, Assistant Professor, LSU Eunice March 12 • Noon LSU Eunice – LeDoux Library - Louisiana Room Lecture: Aspects of Preserving Our French Culture – the ”new” Cajun Dictionary and the Jerry DeVille Liberty Theater “music” videos Dr. Barrry Ancelet – University of Louisiana at Lafayette March 15 • Noon LSU Eunice – LeDoux Library - Louisiana Room Lecture: Censorship and the Media – a perspective Mr. Tom Voinche – KATC News and Media Personality
March 18 • Noon LSU Eunice – LeDoux Library - Louisiana Room Event Program: Big Read Book Discussion Understanding Fahrenheit 451 - Part 2 Ms. Holly Bell, Assistant Professor, LSU Eunice March 19 • Noon LSU Eunice – LeDoux Library - Louisiana Room Lecture: The Legacy of Louisiana’s Rich Literary Culture Mr. Jim Davis, Director, LA Center for the Book, State Library of Louisiana
March 22 • Noon LSU Eunice – LeDoux Library - Louisiana Room Lecture: Preserving Louisiana’s Unique Food Culture & History Mr. Kevin McCaffery, Film Producer / Publisher
March 25 • 7:00 p.m. Café Mosaic • 202 Second Street, Eunice • 337.546.6276 Event Program: Poetry Reading - Censorship & Words of Protest Dr. Billy Fontenot – event coordinator
March 26 • Noon LSU Eunice – LeDoux Library - Louisiana Room Lecture: Preserving Native American Culture – the Coushatta Experience Dr. Linda Langley - McNeese State University
March 29 • 2 p.m. (movie length:112 minutes) LSU Eunice – LeDoux Library - Louisiana Room Event Program: Fahrenheit 451 - Showing of the 1966 Francois Truffaut movie starring Oskar Werner as Montag and Julie Christie as Clarisse Popcorn provided !
March 30 • Noon LSU Eunice – LeDoux Library - Louisiana Room Event Program: Big Read Book Discussion Understanding Fahrenheit 451 - Part 3 Ms. Holly Bell, Assistant Professor, LSU Eunice
March 31 • Noon LSU Eunice – LeDoux Library - Louisiana Room Lecture: Paper Culture: preserving Louisiana’s trees and plants Kim Hollier Curator, LA State Aboretum, Ville Platte, La.
April 12 • Noon LSU Eunice – LeDoux Library - Louisiana Room Event Program: Lecture: Illustration and Literature – An Overview Dr. Diane Langlois, LSU Eunice, English Department April 16 • Noon (1 hour lecture) LSU Eunice – LeDoux Library - Louisiana Room Lecture: Illustrating & Graphically Adapting Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 • Artist Tim Hamilton shares his expertise and experience in translating one of the world’s most famous pieces of literature in to a 2009 adaptation
April 17 • 10:00 a.m. • LSU Eunice’s Community Day LSU Eunice – LeDoux Library - Louisiana Room Event Progam: Closing event and lecture: Graphically Adapting Bradbury’s Fahreheit 451 Artist Tim Hamilton will discuss his 2009 graphic adaptation book as well as his working with author Ray Bradbury in translating his acclaimed work into a new genre of literature. (Closing session of Eunice Big Read)
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