Road Scholar program , at the Berwyn Public Library. In the story, a woman addresses biological determinism, discovering she is at a loss when attempting to construct a meeting place for this confrontation within the social framework she inhabits. The series is free and open to the public, will be held every other Saturday morning, and books for the discussion will be provided by the library. The lecture complements the ongoing exhibition on display from January 8th through February 1st. His lecture includes readings of poetry included in the portfolios.
Admission is free and open to the public.
An Exhibit of Photographs by Wayne Miller. Miller will be joined by a panel of humanist scholars discussing the exhibit in historical and artistic context, with emphasis on social, cultural and political movements and issues which emerged in post-World War Chicago, the history of Black photographic journalism, highlighting Ebony magazine, and the changing subject matter of photography in the African American community from the Harlem Renaissance to the Chicago Renaissance. Admission is free and open to the public. Ms. Grier will discuss her work, share her sources of inspiration and her views on contemporary music, as well as perform her work at the Harold Washington Library Auditorium. For more information, please contact Joyce Turner Hilkevitch at 773.667.1618.