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THIS MONTH IN THE LRC

2008

May..........The Arts at Asnuntuck

May..........Remembering the Holocaust

April.........Week of The Young Child

April.........National Library Week

March.......Women's History Month

     + From Professor Jean Egan's Collection

February...Black History Month

  Other Black History Events -

  An ABC-TV World Premiere Movie Event

    "A Raisin in the Sun"

by Lorraine Hansberry (1930-1965)

Starring: Sean Combs, Phylicia Rashad, Audra McDonald, Sanaa Lathan,John Stamos

   - Click here for More

     [This play is available in LRC collection:

        PS3515 .A515 A6 1966, or through ILL]   

   ALSO-

   *Biography Resource Center-African  

      Americans

      -CLICK ON:

       Thomson Gale

      -Next CLICK ON: Change Databases on

     upper right side

      -Then CLICK ON: Additional Products  

     (right above title list in upper middle of page)

    -CLICK ON:

      Biography Resource Center: African  

        Americans  

Offers narratives & biographies of African Americans from Gale sources - includes full-text articles, websites, & recent news briefs - search on name, personal facts like birth/death dates & place, occupation, & gender, or combine criteria for a custom search

January.....Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

2007

October.......Breast Cancer Awareness

Sept/Oct.....Banned Books

September..Remembering September 11

September..Graduation and Beyond

Summer......Wine and Winemaking

May............Student Art Exhibit

May............Freshwater Poetry Festival

April/May...Theater at Asnuntuck

         

2006

November.....American Indian Heritage

November.....National Hospice Month

September....Let There Be Peace ...

March...........National Nutrition Month

2005 (Highlights)

December....Gulliver's Travels

November....Adoption Awareness

February......United States Presidency

2004 (Highlights)

December...Celebrating the Season

July-Aug.....The Birth of Our Nation

March.........Middle East Learn-In

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Last update - May 14, 2008 - BHimelstein

 

 

 

Holocaust 2008

Remembering the Holocaust

Bloomfield High School student, Raymond Clark III, performs his own composition "Kristallnacht" (Night of Broken Glass) on the guitar during the State of Connecticut Holocaust Commemoration in the Senate Chamber at the state Capitol in Hartford, Friday, May 9, 2008. Clark wrote the piece after visiting the U.S. Holocaust Memorial in Washington, D.C. (AP Photo/Bob Child)

young child

Week of the Young Child

 

Library Week

National Library Week

Women's History

Women's History Month

Black History

Commemorating

Black History Month

February 2008

Martin Luther King

"I Have a Dream"

Delivered August 28, 1963, at the Lincoln  Memorial, Washington, D.C.

Honoring

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

 

Dominique by her mom Lisa

Portrait of Dominique Snyder

By her mother, Lisa Snyder

Student Art Exhibit

Laramie Project

Celebrating The Arts at Asnuntuck

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Breast Cancer Awareness

Breast Cancer Screening

2004 Breast Cancer Screening *Statistics By State

lightest blue Lowest percentages (67.3% to 72.8%)

Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Indiana, Mississippi,   

Missouri, Montana,Nevada, New  Mexico,

Oklahoma, Texas, Utah, Wyoming

mext lightest blue Percentages in second quartile (72.9% to 76.5%)

Alaska, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana,   

Nebraska, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina,

South Dakota, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia.

next darkest blue Percentages in third quartile (76.6% to 79.1%)

Alabama, Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia,

Hawaii, Iowa, New Hampshire, New Jersey,

North Dakota, Ohio, Wisconsin.

darkest blue Highest screening percentages (79.2% to 84.8%)

Connecticut, Delaware, the District of Columbia,

Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan,

Minnesota, New York, North Carolina, Rhode

Island,Tennessee, Vermont.

*Source: Centers for Disease Control & Prevention

(CDC). Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance

System Survey Data. Atlanta, Georgia:

U.S.Department of Health & Human Services,

Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, 2007.

 

Banned Books

Banned Books Week

September 29-October 6, 2007

 

9-11 before

Before 9-11-01

9-12-01

9-12-01

The day after the attack, the sun rises over where the World Trade Towers stood in lower Manhattan. CHARLES KRUPA/AP

 

Graduation 2007

Asnuntuck Community College Graduation 2007

Graduation and Beyond

 

Wine and winemaking

Wine and Winemaking

Poetry Festival Spring 07-1

Emily Dickinson

Freshwater Poetry Festival

 

Art show spring 07

Student Art Exhibit

 

Into the Woods

Theater at Asnuntuck

 

Holocaust 2

Remembering The Holocaust

Student Art Exhibit

 

American Indian Heritage Month

Hospice

National Hospice Month

 

Peace is every step

Peace Walk participants wear hats that read "Peace is Every Step" in Los Angeles, Calif., Saturday, Oct. 8, 2005 at MacArthur Park to join in a Peace Walk with Vietnamese author Thich Nhat Hanh.

Let There Be Peace

9-11 photo of photos

Remembering 9-11

nutrition month

National Nutrition Month

March 2006

 

Gulliver's Travels

Gulliver's Travels

Adoption Awareness

Welcoming Aleena Lou Fu Zhuo Wilkinson!  

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US Presidency Links

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Stumbling Into the Light

by Edwina Trentham

Poetry Reading

December 9, 2004

Middle East Learn-In

Middle East Learn-In 

March 2004

 

 

   
   


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