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Reasons To Be Cheerful Discussion Series
Reasons To Be Cheerful Discussion Series
Using articles from Reasons To Be Cheerful’s project, We Are Not Divided, we will gather together to discuss and celebrate these uplifting stories. Stop in to pick up a hard…
IPL/VBS First Tuesdays – Brendan Buckley
IPL/VBS First Tuesdays – Brendan Buckley
The Morse Code: Legacy of a Vermont Sportswriter Triumph over hardship. Pay it forward. The power of community. These were the moral codes of Dave Morse (1937-2015), a beloved Vermont…
1 event,
Otter Creek Poets
Otter Creek Poets
Hybrids meetings mixed with virtual only. Writers and aspiring writers of all ages and levels of experience are welcome, as are poems in all forms and styles. The workshop is free to all. For more information, and for the Zoom link required to log-in, contact David Weinstock by email at david.weinstock@gmail.com, or by phone and…
3 events,
Otter Creek Poets
Otter Creek Poets
Hybrids meetings mixed with virtual only. Writers and aspiring writers of all ages and levels of experience are welcome, as are poems in all forms and styles. The workshop is free to all. For more information, and for the Zoom link required to log-in, contact David Weinstock by email at david.weinstock@gmail.com, or by phone and…
MIddlebury Science Cafe
MIddlebury Science Cafe
Welcome to the Middlebury Science Cafe! Join us to chat about how science intersects with our daily lives in Vermont. Doors will open at 5:00 so there is time to grab a delicious coffee or tea from Royal Oak. The talk starts at 5:30 pm. We are pleased to partner with Middlebury College for this…
Perceptions of Languages & Accents
Perceptions of Languages & Accents
Alexia Hernandez Alexia has generously agreed to present her talk a second time in response to many requests from folks who were not able to attend the first presentation. Alexia studies Hispanic accents and minoritized accents more generally. She’ll speak about language’s role in the social world, with a particular focus on discrimination, prejudice, and stereotypes.…
1 event,
Must Free Speech Endure Hate Speech?
Must Free Speech Endure Hate Speech?
Meg Mott, Professor Emeritus Marlboro College Political Theory and Constitutional Law The First Amendment prevents Congress from passing any laws that abridge the freedom of speech. But what does that actually mean? In this presentation, professor Meg Mott considers the history of speech laws in the United States, how states and municipalities have tried to…
1 event,
Otter Creek Poets
Otter Creek Poets
Hybrids meetings mixed with virtual only. Writers and aspiring writers of all ages and levels of experience are welcome, as are poems in all forms and styles. The workshop is free to all. For more information, and for the Zoom link required to log-in, contact David Weinstock by email at david.weinstock@gmail.com, or by phone and…
1 event,
Otter Creek Poets
Otter Creek Poets
Hybrids meetings mixed with virtual only. Writers and aspiring writers of all ages and levels of experience are welcome, as are poems in all forms and styles. The workshop is free to all. For more information, and for the Zoom link required to log-in, contact David Weinstock by email at david.weinstock@gmail.com, or by phone and…
1 event,
Otter Creek Poets
Otter Creek Poets
Hybrids meetings mixed with virtual only. Writers and aspiring writers of all ages and levels of experience are welcome, as are poems in all forms and styles. The workshop is free to all. For more information, and for the Zoom link required to log-in, contact David Weinstock by email at david.weinstock@gmail.com, or by phone and…