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Oct 16, 2019
Members of the Department of English examine diverse literary topics in the Literature Matters community lecture series.
Members of the Department of English examine diverse literary topics in this community lecture series featuring refreshments and discussion.
Burning Words: Cases from the History of Text-Burning by Doug Thorpe
Date: Oct. 16, 2019
Time: 7:30 pm
Location: Grace-Westminster United Church Social Hall, 505 10th St. E.
Cost: Free
Info: (306) 966-1268 | english.department@usask.ca
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