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Banned Books: Read-Out
Wednesday, Sep. 26th, 12:45 pm, outside of the Gingrich Library
The Gingrich Library will host its 7th Annual BANNED BOOKS READ-OUT. All Albright College faculty, staff, and students are invited to read aloud from one of the hundreds of books banned or challenged in this country each year. The event will take place on the steps of The Library and refreshments will be provided.
Be part of the action! Sign up to Read-Out!
Anyone who would like to “read out” should contact Lindsay Sakmann at lsakmann@albright.edu or Ext. 7212
The Albright College Library joins libraries throughout the country in the American Library Association’s (ALA) Annual Banned Books Week 2018: September 23-September 29
7th Annual BANNED BOOKS READ-OUT -- Wednesday, September 26th -- 12:45 pm -- On the steps of the Library
The Gingrich Library will host its 7th Annual BANNED BOOKS READ-OUT. All Albright College faculty, staff, and students are invited to read aloud from one of the hundreds of books banned or challenged in this country each year. The event will take place on the steps of The Library. Refreshments will be provided.
Banned Books from the Library collection will be on hand to encourage Read Out participation.
