The films and fun of the True/False Film Fest run from Feb. 27th through Mar. 2nd. To find out more information about the event, please click here: https://www.visitcolumbiamo.com/event/true-false-film-fest-2025/
Nadia Lake will be giving a flute recital on the 16th starting at 12:30 in room 132 of the Sinquefield Music Center. For more information on this performance, please visit https://calendar.missouri.edu/event/nadia-lake-student-flute-recital?utm_campaign=widget&utm_medium=widget&utm_source=Mizzou+Events+Calendar.
If you are interested in the topics of Missouri, weather, and/or watching animated films, then this event is worth knowing about. It starts with a lecture about Missouri’s hydroclimate and closes with a showing of the movie “Weathering With You.” This event starts at 6:00 p.m. on Feb. 18th at the Ragtag Cinema. You can find more information about the event and tickets at this link: https://ragtagcinema.org/film/weathering-with-you/.
Political cartoons can be found in a variety of locations and are expected in various different titles. This article (https://lithub.com/why-are-we-so-obsessed-with-political-cartoons/ ) shares a bit about them such as their history, their influence, and the people who make and support them.
If you are curious about what others were borrowing from public libraries last year then you can read the lists here: https://bookriot.com/the-most-popular-books-in-us-public-libraries-2024/
There are several reasons books might be labelled fake, and Imaginary Books is a display full of books demonstrating those reasons. The book that amused me most from this article was “The Bene Gesserit Code.” What books and references might you recognize while reading the article? To find out, go here: https://lithub.com/move-over-alexandria-a-new-exhibit-features-lost-imagined-and-totally-fake-books/
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