Books That Changed Us. What are some books that changed your view of the world, changed the way you think?
The Humanities Montana Festival of the Book. Check out these three new discussions with corresponding events at this year's festival:
Montana Poet Laureate: Sheryl Noethe. Poet and teacher Sheryl Noethe discusses her poetry and welcomes your thoughts, perspectives and questions.
Random Acts of Creativity. Missoula artist and educator Susie Risho moderates this discussion about the function and value of a community's creative spirit.
Off the Trail: Encounters with Montana's Weird and Wild History, a new discussion about history found off the beaten path. Moderated by writer, musician and graphic designer Ednor Therriault.
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I'm the editor of a magazine, Principal Leadership, which is published by NASSP and has about 25,000 readers. I am seeking manuscripts for the October issue about the state of humanities in public secondary schools. This forum is a wonderful exchange of ideas, and I'm so heartened to see the humanities being supported.
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"We the People: Constitutional Conversations," April 20-21 at Carroll College in Helena will be featured on Brian Kahn's Home Ground Radio tomorrow, April 10. Check out Brian's interviews with Jeff Renz and Ray Cross, two Conversation moderators, at 1 pm on KUFM (http://www.mtpr.org/streaming/) and 6:31 pm on Yellowstone Public Radio (…
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