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SUMMARY:Braves Voices: Latine Heritage Month Author Visit
DTSTART:20260922T170000Z
DTEND:20260922T190000Z
DTSTAMP:20260915T053922Z
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CATEGORIES:literary
DESCRIPTION:Come celebrate Latine Heritage Month with us! As part of our B
 rave Voices author series\, Reyna Grande author of The Distance Between Us
 : A Memoir\, will be joining us to share more about her book and her story
  with the Oakton community.
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LOCATION:Des Plaines Campus\, 1530
URL:https://events.oakton.edu/event/braves-voices-latinx-heritage-month-au
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SUMMARY:Let’s Talk About "The Odyssey"!
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CATEGORIES:literary
DESCRIPTION:We’re bringing the lively debate about "The Odyssey" — the
  book and Nolan’s film adaptation — to campus. A panel\, including sch
 olars of race in the ancient Mediterranean\, Greek myth in modern popular 
 culture\, Renaissance narrative and Nolan’s filmography\, will open with
  a discussion of the film’s choices and its impact on modern popular cul
 ture. Come join the conversation.\n\nFeaturing:\nNajee Olya\, Classical St
 udies\, College of William and Mary (and UIC alumnus!)\nNick Davis\, Engli
 sh\, Northwestern University\nKrishni Burns\, Classics and Mediterranean S
 tudies\, UIC\nRaphael Magarik\, English\, UIC\n\nCo-sponsored by the UIC I
 nstitute for the Humanities\, Classics and Mediterranean Studies and Movin
 g Image Arts.\n\nContact huminst@uic.edu for accessibility requests.
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LOCATION:UIC Institute for the Humanities\, 1007 W. Harrison\, Suite 153\,
  Chicago\, IL\, 60607\, United States
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SUMMARY:Cook the Book Cookbook Book Club
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DESCRIPTION:If you’ve ever wished that book clubs focused less on the bo
 ok and more on the food\, this is the club for you! Every month\, each mem
 ber will pick a recipe from a previously selected book to prepare and brin
 g in to the book club. The resulting potluck is the perfect opportunity to
  discuss the cookbook with others and try fun foods! \nJuly 28th: An Invit
 ation to Indian Cooking by Madhur Jaffrey \nAugust 25: Smitten Kitchen Eve
 ry Day by Deb Perelman \nSeptember 29: Chicano Eats by Esteban Castillo \n
 \n	Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
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LOCATION:Saeli Community Room\, 10311 Grand Ave\, Franklin Park\, IL\, 601
 31\, United States
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