Program Announcement:

The 2009 Young Chautauqua Program begins on January 15, 2009.  The first session will be held at the UNR Continuing Education Building at 1041 North Virginia Street at 6:30pm.  For information please email: youngchautauquaintern@yahoo.com

   

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Nevada Humanities

Nevada Humanities is one of 56 state and territorial humanities councils affiliated with the National Endowment for the Humanities. It creates and supports projects that help build a more informed and engaged citizenry, and that do what the humanities have done historically- provide a beneficial foundation for life and thought.

 

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The Young Chautauqua program is kicking off its 16th season with a free public performance and informational meeting on Sunday, January 11th at the Downtown Reno Library Auditorium.  The event runs from 1:00-2:30 pm.  For more details please see the Young Chautauqua Library Flyer.

 


slices_cover_sm1_150Nevada Humanities is proud to present Slices of the Silver State, a collection of the best editorial cartoons by the award-winning Nevada artist, Jeff Hickman. Hickman has been publishing his political commentaries in the Reno Gazette-Journal since 2002.  The editorial cartoons in Slices of the Silver State address a wide range of topics and subjects, from the presidential election to critical issues facing the state including water use and education. The importance of U.S. Senator Harry Reid's career and transitions between governors, mayors and University of Nevada, Reno presidents provided additional inspiration for Hickman. The book is available for purchase from Nevada Humanities and local bookstores for $14.95.

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