LIBRARY EVENTS CALENDAR

SEPTEMBER:

Treasure Your Freedom to Read

September 29-October 6, 2007

Challenged and Banned Books

OCTOBER:

October 14-20, 2007

NOVEMBER:

DECEMBER:

JANUARY:

Martin Luther King Day is January 21, 2008.

The King Center Atlanta, GA

The Martin Luther King, Jr.Papers Project at Stanford University. Full-text documents include many of his most famous speeches, sermons, and papers.

FEBRUARY:

Black History Month

• Links to information about Black History
• World Book African American Journey

MARCH:

Women's History Month

• Women's History Month @ The Library of Congress
• Women's History Month @ History.com

Discover Ireland and Irish Writers

• Irish Poetry Page

APRIL:

National Poetry Month

The American Academy of Poets' National Poetry Month site. Go to LITERARY LINKS/TEXT DATABASES/PROJECT BARTELBY to search the full texts of Homer's Odyssey, W.E.B. DuBois, Emily Dickinson, the inaugural addresses of all the U.S. Presidents, and many more. The Internet Poetry Archive features the works of famous living poets.

Celebrate School Library Media Month &
National Library Week 2008 (April 13-19) - Join the circle of knowledge @ your library

Pulitzer Awards

Official Pulitzer Home Page
Pulitzer winners since 1918.

MAY:

Thoreau's Cabin

The Thoreau Cabin Project (LSRHS History Department elective)

The Thoreau cabin at LSRHS was dedicated on May 20, 1998.

• Visit the new University of California/Santa Barbara Thoreau web site
• Learn more about Emerson, Hawthorne, Alcott , Thoreau - 19th century Concord authors

JUNE: Summer Reading

LSRHS English Department. Suggested Summer Reading. (Arranged by course)

Massachusetts :  Middle School and  High School Summer Reading Lists

American Library Assn.: Young Adult Library Services Booklists

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