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Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Next week the poetry club is meeting in the DAC rather than the Hotshot Cafe. Much as how last week we met in the DAC to read poems "in the tradition" of Black History Month, I guess this month is Women's History Month and so we'll be reading poetry in honor of women.
What's more, on Thursday, March 10, four of our poets will be reading their work at the Winter Concert (7:30 at the Russell Tripp Performance Center). Namely: John Haddenm, Teagan Lochner, Whitney Smith, and Tav Knight. So good luck to them.
What's more, on Thursday, March 10, four of our poets will be reading their work at the Winter Concert (7:30 at the Russell Tripp Performance Center). Namely: John Haddenm, Teagan Lochner, Whitney Smith, and Tav Knight. So good luck to them.
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