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| Poetry Reading by Melanie Dusseau |
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Please join us at 3PM in the Canaday Center, 5th floor of Carlson Library on Thursday, February 25th for an afternoon of poetry. Free and open to the public. More details about the book here: http://www.word-press.com/dusseau.html To view a flyer for this event, click here. |
| The UT Outdoor Classroom Garden |
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The Classroom Garden serves as a center for promoting sustainable and organic gardening practices for students, faculty, friends, and family.
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| Video Created for Lucas County Juvenile Court |
 The Lucas County Court of Common Pleas Juvenile Division is now utilizing a video shot and edited by UT film students and featuring actors from the University’s Theatre program. The court’s Family Violence Intervention Project Coordinator, Deborah Lipson Kaplan, developed the project with funds from the federal stimulus program and the Stop Violence Against Women Act.
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As part of the 100th anniversary celebration of the College of Arts and Sciences, English Department alumna and academic adviser in the college office, Melanie Dusseau, will read from her debut collection of poetry, The Body Tries Again. Poet Denise Duhamel calls Dusseau’s writing, “enchantingly raucous,” and “a tour de female force, a cunningly confrontational and irresistibly comic approach to the complications of gender.” National Book Critics Circle Award winner Rodney Jones adds: “Think of her setting as a bowling alley, and her muse as Darwin. Dusseau is steel-tough, book-smart, and street-ready, and everywhere in The Body Tries Again, she carries a sense of uncompromising delight.”