Tag: Rekindle the Classics
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Rekindle the Classics: The Bean Trees
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Read More: Rekindle the Classics: The Bean Trees~by Ciara Baird Rekindle the Classics is led each month by an M.A. student from the English Department of CSU alongside a representative from the public library and the creator of the program, Ellen Brinks. The discussion on November 7 was led by Madison Myers, a graduate student studying English…
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Rekindle the Classics: Beloved
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Read More: Rekindle the Classics: Beloved~from Michaela Hayes Recently, representatives from the CSU English department and the Poudre Valley Public library gathered to lead a discussion on Toni Morrison’s acclaimed novel Beloved. The discussion was the first of the season for the Fort Collins book club appropriately named “Rekindle the Classics.” Rekindle the Classics was…
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News of Note Week of March 27
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Read More: News of Note Week of March 27Matthew Cooperman currently has new poems out in The Laurel Review and Saltfront, in print. Online, Mary: A Journal of New Writing, is featuring three of his poems at http://maryjournal.org/fall2016/?page_id=416 On Wednesday, April 5, Camille Dungy will present at the Newberry Library, Chicago as part of a panel in celebration of the…
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Rekindle the Classics: Left Hand of Darkness Discussion
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Read More: Rekindle the Classics: Left Hand of Darkness DiscussionKelly Weber is a first-year graduate student in the MFA Poetry program and graduate teaching assistant (GTA) for CO150. She’s been featured in our Humans of Eddy series and recently facilitated a Rekindle the Classics discussion about Ursula K. Le Guin’s The Left Hand of Darkness. She was kind enough to report back to us…
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Rekindle the Classics: Shakespeare’s "Macbeth"
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Read More: Rekindle the Classics: Shakespeare’s "Macbeth"~by Beth Campbell, English Department Communications Intern For centuries before our own, it was not Instagram or Netflix or the latest celebrity gossip that captivated the mind. It was not whatever so-and-so tweeted or posted or funny cat videos. Evenings were spent surrounded by good company steeped in intelligent conversation.…