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Don’t miss our exciting TED Talks event on Wednesday, February 27 at 11am in the library! Hear from a diverse lineup of speakers including Alastair Parvin, who promotes innovative house designs, Danny Hillis, a groundbreaking computer theorist, and Amanda Palmer, a celebrated musician and blogger. Explore topics on public arts, photography, and intellectual property with experts like Lesley Perkes and Larry Lessig. Join us for a morning of inspiration and ideas that challenge the status quo!
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EHSS Library Learning Commons What’s New?
TEDtalks • When? • Wed. February 27 at 11am • Where? • In the library Who’s Speaking?...
Speaker List • To see a list of the speakers browse to tinyurl.com/ted2013
Alastair Parvin • Designer • One of the core team members of wikihouse.cc a website that helps anyone who wants to design, download or print CNC milled houses or components.
Danny Hillis • Computer Theorist • An inventor, engineer and entrepreneur. • Co founder of Applied Minds • A company that provides technology and consults for many different industries
BLACK • Yo-yo Champion • Went from not knowing what to do with his life to a world champion. • World champion for the yoyo and the arts performance division
Lesley Perkes • Public Arts Instigator • CEO of the public arts management company • Turns neglected places into interactive ones
Liu Bolin • Artist • A photographer that uses his photography to explore Chinese culture and speak out against the government. • Photographs on display in New York galleries
Amanda Palmer • Musician, Blogger • A solo artist with several music videos, songs and albums. • She has also been a part of a band and duo.
Larry Lessig • Legal Activist • Argues for intellectual property and is trying to build better copy write practices. • He has written books and created an organization meant for the influence of money on congress
COMING UP FEBRUARY • The Lunar New Year • Purim
What is Freedom to Read? • Some areas have very heavy censorship. • It is even present in Canada. • Books have been banned at the border. • The books have been challenged to be taken off shelves and curriculums. • Freedom to read is a record of all of those challenged books.
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Freedom to Read
Lives of Girls and Women Freedom to Read
Of Mice and Men Freedom to Read
The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz Freedom to Read
The Golden Compass Freedom to Read
The Handmaid’s Tale Freedom to Read
To Kill a Mockingbird Freedom to Read
The Catcher and the Rye Freedom to Read
The Wars Freedom to Read