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#4083

From: "A.J. Wright" <wrightaj21@...>
Date: Wed Aug 1, 2012 12:52 pm
Subject: CFP: Southern Studies: AUM Liberal Arts Conference Feb. 2013

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Southern Studies: The Auburn University Montgomery Liberal Arts Conference 8 and 9 February 2013

Centered around the theme of the South, the AUM Liberal Arts Conference
combines the presentation of traditional Academic papers with events showcasing the liberal arts. James C. Cobb, Spalding Distinguished Research Professor at the University of Georgia, will present the key-note lecture Friday, February 8. Pearl McHaney, Associate Dean for the College of Arts and Sciences at Georgia State University, will give the plenary talk Saturday, February 9. The conference will also feature an exhibition, lecture, and workshop by photographer and printmaker Scott Stephens, Chair of the Art Department at the
University of Montevallo.

Proposals for panels and papers on any topic related to the art, history, and culture of the South are being accepted until 1 November 2012.

Proposals and queries can be addressed to aumlac@....

#4084

From: "A.J. Wright" <wrightaj21@...>
Date: Wed Aug 1, 2012 3:21 pm
Subject: Ala. Arts Radio: Patricia White of Slash Pine Press

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Patricia White,� Slash Pine Press

Cofounders of Slash Pine Press, Patricia White and Joseph Wood

Summer Upchurch, an intern at the Arts Council, interviews Patricia White, co-founder of Slash Pine Press, an organization housed at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. Slash Pine Press started as an independent printing press, the brain child of Patti White and Joseph Wood. Now, the program is run by four staff members: Patti White, Joseph Wood, Lucas Southworth, and Brian Oliu. Now in its fourth year, Slash Pine achieves its goals through a community-centered internship program that can be taken as a class at the University of Alabama. Each semester two instructors and ten interns stitch one to three poetry chapbooks (handmade books sent to the program as manuscripts), plan several community events such as poetry hikes (art installations in which readers and listeners walk over several miles together, stopping at intervals to read poetry outdoors), and participate in creative exchanges with other universities� creative writing students. The program functions as an English or Writing class, but dedicates itself to community engagement and poetic education.

This special radio series will air every Sunday at 5:00 P.M. - 5:30 P.M., on the Troy University Public Radio Network at:��

WTSU 89.9 (Montgomery and Troy)
WRWA 88.7 (Dothan)
WTJB 91.7 (Columbus and Phenix City)�

This radio series may not be broadcast in your area, but it can be accessed via the Internet at: http://www.arts.state.al.us/actc/1/radioseries.html#slashpine

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#4085

From: "A.J. Wright" <wrightaj21@...>
Date: Wed Aug 8, 2012 4:11 am
Subject: Tuskegee: BBCF Arts Extravaganza August 11

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2012 Arts Extravaganza

Join us for a day of celebrating the rich cultural offerings of the Black Belt in an Arts Extravaganza!

Saturday, August 11, 2012

(Tuskegee, AL) Youth and adult performance artists and visual artists from all twelve counties of Alabama�s Black Belt will come together Saturday, August 11, 2012 in�Tuskegee to celebrate the region�s unique and rich cultural heritage!

The BBCF, which serves as a doorway into the culturally rich communities of the Black Belt, links together the region�s artists, cultural groups and non-profit organizations. After�six years of reviewing and awarding Black Belt Arts Initiative grants, the Black Belt Community Foundation (BBCF) is proud to take the time to sit back and see firsthand the fruits of their labor. With a full day of singing, dancing, acting, and more � Saturday�s Arts Extravaganza will offer a taste of what makes the Black Belt so special.

The day will begin for the public at 9:00 am with a flag ceremony by county representatives in the Kellogg Conference Center Auditorium on the campus of Tuskegee University. Throughout the morning, guests will enjoy dance and drama performances by�regional non-profits and arts agencies who have previously been awarded a BBCF Arts Grant.

Visual Artists will share their talents and examples of their work during the lunch break, from 12:00 noon until 1:30pm at the Jesse Clinton Arts Theatre. Black Belt artists will bring examples of their work and share many success stories from recent programs.�

Following the Visual Arts Program, guests are invited�to the�Tuskegee First United Methodist Church from�1:30 pm� 3:00 pm to enjoy�remarkable�performances.

�Our future as an innovative country depends on ensuring that everyone has access to the arts and to cultural opportunity...But the intersection of creativity and commerce is about more than economic stimulus, it�s also about who we are as people. The President and I want to ensure that all children have access to great works of art at museums...to great poets and musicians in theatres around the country, to arts education in their schools and community workshops.� �Michelle Obama
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Investing in Alabama's Black Belt's Cultural Future

The Black Belt Community Foundation serves as a doorway into the culturally rich communities of the Black Belt. We are a link to connect you with our region�s artists, cultural groups and non-profit organizations.

The Black Belt Arts Initiative, which was ignited in 2006 through BBCF�s partnership with the Youth & Cultural Committee of the Black Belt Action Commission (BBAC) and the Alabama State Council on the Arts, works strongly in its goals to promote artists and arts awareness in the Black Belt and to stimulate creativity among its youth. Since 2006, $964,500 in grants have been awarded through the Black Belt Arts Initiative Arts Grants. Among those receiving awards are museums, community theatres, festival committees and youth organizations offering concentrated arts programs.

The 2012 BBCF Arts Extravaganza brings together grant recipients from across the twelve Black Belt counties to share and showcase their works of art and their respective impacts on their communities. These artists, groups and organizations are ready to share their time, talent and treasure to further educational and cultural pursuits��taking what they have to make what they need.�

The 2012 BBCF Arts Extravaganza
was made possible by the following sponsors:

Alabama State Council on the Arts

Black Belt Community Foundation

BBCF Community Associates of Macon County

Jesse Clinton Arts Center

USDA Forrest Service

Tuskegee First United Methodist Church

Tuskegee University (CAENS)

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#4086

From: "A.J. Wright" <wrightaj21@...>
Date: Thu Aug 9, 2012 2:44 pm
Subject: Ala. Arts Radio: Greg Thornton & Emily Flowers/ Cloverdale Playhouse in Montgomery

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Greg Thornton and Emily Flowers of The Cloverdale Playhouse

ASCA intern Diedre Graham interviews Greg Thornton about his many years performing with the Alabama Shakespeare Festival� and now as the Artistic Director of the Cloverdale Playhouse�in Montgomery.

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In the second half of the program Diedre talks to Emily Dauber Flowers, Managing Director for the Cloverdale Playhouse. Discussed are the various programs and events presented at the Playhouse.

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�This special radio series will air every Sunday at 5:00 P.M. - 5:30 P.M., on the Troy University Public Radio Network at:��

WTSU 89.9 (Montgomery and Troy)
WRWA 88.7 (Dothan)
WTJB 91.7 (Columbus and Phenix City)�

This radio series may not be broadcast in your area, but it can be accessed via the Internet at: http://www.arts.state.al.us/actc/1/radioseries.html#cloverdale

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#4087

From: "A.J. Wright" <wrightaj21@...>
Date: Sat Aug 11, 2012 1:13 pm
Subject: Ala. Writers' Forum: Literary News August 2012

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AWF Newsletter

August 2012

Andrew Glaze selected as next Poet Laureate of Alabama

Andrew Glaze (photo by Robert P. Glaze)

Andrew Glaze was selected as the eleventh Poet Laureate of Alabama during the Alabama Writers� Conclave�s annual meeting in Huntsville, July 20-22. Glaze will be officially appointed by Governor Robert Bentley during a ceremony in November. His four-year term will begin in 2013.

Glaze is the author of eight books of poetry, and he has published two collections of selected works. Glaze initially won critical acclaim with the publication of his first book, Damned Ugly Children: Poems (Trident Press, 1966). According to the Encyclopedia of Alabama, �Glaze has received Poetry magazine's Eunice Tietjens Award, and the American Library Association included his book Damned Ugly Children in its Notable Books List for 1966. Library Journal chose I Am the Jefferson County Courthouse as one of the best small press titles of 1981. He has won a National Hackney Award, and his selected poems, Someone Will Go On Owing, received the Best Book of the Year Award from the Southeastern Booksellers Association in 1998. He was also the first recipient of the ABA Online Award the same year.�

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Noted author Madison Jones dies

Madison Jones (file photo)

Award-winning author and longtime Auburn resident Madison Jones died on July 10. The recipient of the Harper Lee Award for Alabama�s Distinguished Writer of the Year in 1999, Jones received many honors during his long career, including a Guggenheim Fellowship, the T.S. Elliot Prize for Fiction, and the Michael Shaara Prize for Excellence in Civil War Fiction. Among his novels, An Exile was made into the movie, I Walk the Line, in 1970.

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Save the date for the 2012 Auburn Writers Conference

On October 12-13, 2012, the Auburn University College of Liberal Arts� Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts and Humanities and Department of English, in partnership with the College of Education�s Truman Pierce Institute, will host the third annual Auburn Writers Conference.

�The Winding Road: Travel, Identity and the Search for Voice� invites writers and readers who hear the beckoning call of discovery and of new cultures, as well as those who believe that perhaps the greatest voyage is an exploration of the places we call home. The Auburn Writers Conference offers instruction, practice, perspective, and community for both established and emerging writers.

This year�s conference will feature Judith Ortiz Cofer (The Latin Deli,Call Me Maria), Nick Taylor (Sins of the Father), R.A. Nelson (Days of LittleTexas, Teach Me), and Myra McEntire (Hourglass), among others.

REGISTER TODAY�

Promoting public engagement in the arts and humanities.

Upcoming Literary Events

Frye Gaillard on Bookmark, August 26, 11 a.m., Alabama Public Television (photo courtesy of John F. Blair, Publisher)

Do you need to attract a larger audience than those people on your e-mail list? Post your literary function on the Forum�s Events calendar. Some 1500 book lovers receive Literary News each month, and a number of these readers check our calendar for literary events in their areas and beyond.

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Alabama Arts Radio brings you outstanding interviews with your favorite authors

Patricia White & Slash Pine Press co-founder Joseph Wood (photo courtesy of Alabama Arts Radio)

Each week on the Alabama Arts Radio Series, staff members of the Alabama State Council on the Arts visit with writers, musicians, visual artists, and other individuals who contribute to our state�s rich artistic traditions. Recent literary interviews include Patricia White, Joey Brackner, and 2012 Alabama Poetry Outloud winners Peggy Payne, Doris-Anne Darbouze, & Bonnie Chen.

Listen Sundays 5-5:30 p.m. on WTSU 89.9 (Montgomery-Troy), WRWA 88.7(Dothan), and WTJB 91.7 (Columbus-PhenixCity). Those farther south may listen Saturdays 2:30-3 p.m. on WHIL 91.3 (Mobile-Biloxi-Pensacola). Broadcasts are also streamed live and archived on the Web.

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Visit our Opportunities page

Our Opportunities page keeps you informed on publishers and organizations who want your work. Here you�ll find Calls for Submission and Writing Contests. The page also includes links to Writers Groups, Writing Workshops, and National Conferences�excellent places to network and to meet fellow writers.

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Proceeds from the sale of the Alabama Support the Arts license plate help fund arts education programs. The next time your car tag needs renewal, purchase one of these colorful plates to help support the Forum and other arts education projects.

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#4088

From: "A.J. Wright" <wrightaj21@...>
Date: Tue Aug 14, 2012 12:46 pm
Subject: Birmingham Public Library: Archives Dept.Offers Free Speaker�s Bureau

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BPL�s Archives Department Offers Free Speaker�s Bureau

BPL Archivist Jim Baggett speaking at Bessemer Public Library
If you are in charge of putting together programming for your club, school, or organization, consider the Archives Speaker's Bureau the next time you need a compelling program on local, state, or regional history. From stories of historical intrigue like �John Wilkes Booth is Not Dead!�: Birmingham�s Louise Wooster and the Strange Afterlife of Lincoln�s Assassin to programs about art and literature like The Aesthetic of 19th Century Journalism: Newspaper Engravings as Works of Art, the Archives Speaker�s Bureau�s lecture selection is diverse to fit a variety of audiences.

We also offer instructive talks for groups that want to preserve their organization�s or family�s history. Handle with Care: Preserving Your Family Papers and Photographs introduces the fundamentals of home archiving�basic and inexpensive things you can do to ensure that your family letters, scrapbooks and photographs are preserved for the future. Old School Scrapbooking explores scrapbook keeping and keepsakes�visiting cards, photographs, letters, poems, theater programs, paper dolls, newspaper clippings�that people treasured and saved. Visit the Archives website for a full list of lectures.

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BGS Meeting � August 25, 2012 � Baseball and Steel: Industrial League�Baseball

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The Birmingham Genealogical Society meets the fourth Saturday of each month (ex. Nov. & Dec.) at the Downtown Birmingham Public Library. Guests are always welcome!

Next meeting: Saturday, August 25th at 2 p.m.; Board Meeting at 1:15 p.m.

Meeting Room: Arrington Auditorium, 4th Floor, Linn-Henley Building

Speaker:� Joe Holley,� Industrial League Baseball enthusiast and historian

Program Topic:�Baseball and Steel:� Industrial League Baseball

Joe Holley is a native of Walker County and retired after a lengthy career with the Alabama Department of Transportation. While in college, Mr. Holley took a history course on techniques of research including conducting oral histories.� Because of longtime family involvement, he chose local industrial league baseball as the subject of his research project.� He initially interviewed old timers who dated back to the turn of the 20th Century.� In the intervening years, he has continued his research and has become an "expert"� on the local industrial league teams and players.

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Stockham Baseball Team, Late 1930's

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#4094

From: "A.J. Wright" <wrightaj21@...>
Date: Tue Aug 21, 2012 1:58 pm
Subject: Internship at Birmingham Museum of Art [Ala. history]

anesuab2001

From: jhayes@...

Carruthers Internship � Spring Semester 2013

Education: Graduate student

Area of Study: Art History, Visual Culture, History, African American Studies, or American Studies

Purpose: To support exhibition projects related to the 50^th �anniversary of the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing.

Responsibilities:
�Assist with artist research which includes but not limited to exhibition history, biographical information, and bibliographical history.
�Write artist biographies and descriptions of art for museum publications.
�Create artist files for artists involved with commemorative projects.
�Help coordinate performance projects.
�Manage communication between the curatorial department and artists and exhibition lenders.

�Other duties as assigned.

The Carruthers Intern will have the opportunity to contribute to the Museum�s public and support group programs. Examples include:
�ArtBreaks
�Lunch & Learn

�Gallery Talks

Special Skills
�Strong interest in African American art and history
�Good verbal and written communication skills
�Strong visual analysis skills

�Extensive experience with library, archival, and web-based research

Time period: January 14 � May 3, 2013
Hours per week: 15-20 hours
The Carruthers Intern will receive a $3,000 stipend.
Additional application material: 10-15 pp writing sample from a research or seminar paper
Deadline is November 1, 2012. Please check out https://artsbma.org/about/internships/item/642-carruthers-internship-curatorial
For more information, contact Anne Forschler-Tarrasch at aforschler@... <mailto:aforschler@...>

*Jeffreen M. Hayes, Ph.D.*
Andrew W. Mellon Curatorial Fellow in African American Art
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Birmingham, AL 35203

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#4095

From: "A.J. Wright" <wrightaj21@...>
Date: Tue Aug 21, 2012 3:29 pm
Subject: AU Symposium Aug. 25: War of 1812

anesuab2001

Symposium

...TOWARD A LARGER STAGE: �THE WAR OF 1812, THE CREEK WAR, AND THE IDEA OF AMERICA

DATE ANDD TIME: �Saturday, August 25 at 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

LOCATION: �Special Collections and Archives, Ground Floor, Ralph Brown Draughon Library

FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Sponsored by: �Horseshoe Bend National Military Park; Friends of Horseshoe Bend Military Park, Inc.; Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts and Humanities in the College of Liberal Arts at Auburn University; and Auburn University Libraries.

For more information, visit http://www.auburn.edu/cah �or call (334) 844-4903.

� �See the "What's New" link ( http://www.lib.auburn.edu/whatsnew/ as of August 21 for more information.

Tim Dodge
What's New Web Manager and Whatsnew-L Listserv Moderator

Tim Dodge
History and Political Science Subject Specialist Reference Department Ralph Brown Draughon Library
231 Mell St.
Auburn University, AL 36849-5606

E-mail: �dodgeti@...
Tel. (334) 844-1729
Fax: �(334) 844-7751

#4096

From: "A.J. Wright" <wrightaj21@...>
Date: Wed Aug 22, 2012 11:20 pm
Subject: Steve Murray Elected New Archives Director

anesuab2001

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Alabama Department of Archives and History Announcement

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Murray Elected

New Archives Director

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The Board of Trustees of the Alabama

Department of Archives and History announces the election of Steve Murray as the agency's new director. Murray will become the sixth director in the Archives' 111-year history, succeeding Edwin Bridges, who will retire on September 30, after leading the institution for 30 years.

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Murray has worked in Alabama history for sixteen years and has already been recognized as a statewide leader.� While at Auburn University Murray served as managing editor of the Alabama Review and online Encyclopedia of Alabama.� In 2006, Murray joined the staff of the Alabama Department of Archives and History as Assistant Director for Administration.� At the Archives, he has handled a wide range of responsibilities ranging from capital projects and budgeting to fundraising and publication of the Alabama Guide.

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Alabama Department of Archives and History

624 Washington Avenue

Montgomery, Alabama 36130-0100

334-242-4441

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#4097

From: Claire Wilson <wilsoc3@...>
Date: Wed Aug 22, 2012 11:26 pm
Subject: RE: Steve Murray Elected New Archives Director

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Congratulations Steve! Well deserved!

Claire M. Wilson, Senior Content Editor
Encyclopedia of Alabama
Ralph Brown Draughon Library
231 Mell Street
Auburn University
Auburn, AL 36849
334-844-0285
www.encyclopediaofalabama.org
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Alabama Department of Archives and History Announcement

Murray Elected

New Archives Director

The Board of Trustees of the Alabama

Murray has worked in Alabama history for sixteen years and has already been recognized as a statewide leader. While at Auburn University Murray served as managing editor of the Alabama Review and online Encyclopedia of Alabama. In 2006, Murray joined the staff of the Alabama Department of Archives and History as Assistant Director for Administration. At the Archives, he has handled a wide range of responsibilities ranging from capital projects and budgeting to fundraising and publication of the Alabama Guide.

Alabama Department of Archives and History

624 Washington Avenue

Montgomery, Alabama 36130-0100

334-242-4441

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#4098

From: "A.J. Wright" <wrightaj21@...>
Date: Fri Aug 24, 2012 6:44 pm
Subject: Auburn: Upcoming Humanities Events

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Upcoming Events

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August 25:�Toward a Larger Stage: The War of 1812, the Creek War, and the Idea of America.�Special Collections & Archives Department, Ralph Brown Draughon Library, 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

August 25: Welcome Reception for New Creative Writing Faculty. The Gnu's Room, 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

September 4: Luncheon with Robert Leleux, author of�The Living End: A Memoir of Forgetting and Forgiving. Terra Cotta Cafe (415 E. Magnolia Ave., Auburn), 12:30 p.m.�Tickets are $35 and are available for purchase at The Gnu�s Room. Seating is limited.

September 6: POV Previews:�I�m Carolyn Parker: The Good, the Mad, and the Beautiful.�The Gnu�s Room, 7:00 p.m.��

September 13: Discover Auburn: Paul Harris, �Latino Immigrants in the Southeastern United States.� Special Collections and Archives Department, Ralph Brown Draughon Library, 3:00 p.m. Sponsored by CMD CAH, Auburn University Libraries, and the Auburn University Bookstore.�

September 20: Book Talk: Rodney Steward, author of�David Schenck and the Contours of Confederate Identity. Special Collections and Archives Department, Ralph Brown Draughon Library, 3:00 p.m. Sponsored by CMD CAH, Auburn University Libraries, and the Auburn University Bookstore.�

War of 1812 Symposium

The first in a series of symposia commemorating the bicentennial of the War of 1812 and the Creek War of 1813-4 will be held on Saturday, August 25 in the Special Collections & Department of the Ralph Brown Draughon Library. "...Toward a Larger Stage: The War of 1812, the Creek War and the Idea of America,� will focus on the pivotal events of two hundred years ago in Alabama, the Southeast, the United States, and the world.

The first symposium will focus on connecting the audience to the compelling and significant events that occurred in 1812, the first year of the larger War of 1812 and an important precursor to the conflict building between Creek nationalists, the Red Stick faction, and Anglo-American settlers culminating with the Creek War and the ultimate Battle of Horseshoe Bend in March of 1814. The program will place these events in a local, national, and international context, as well as the cultural context of Indians, Americans, British and Canadians.�

This 1812 bicentennial symposium is free and open to the public. Seating is limited and refreshments will be provided.

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Luncheon with Robert Leleux

The Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts & Humanities in the College of Liberal Arts and The Gnu�s Room will host a luncheon with author Robert Leleux on Tuesday, September 4 at 12:30 p.m. at the Terra Cotta Caf� (415 E. Magnolia Ave., Auburn, AL). Tickets are $35 and are available for purchase at The Gnu�s Room. Seating is limited. Included in the $35 ticket cost is a catered lunch at Terra Cotta Caf� and a signed copy of Robert�s book,�The Living End: A Memoir of Forgetting and Forgiving.�A portion of the proceeds from ticket sales will benefit a local literacy group. �
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In addition to authoring two books,�The Living End: A Memoir of Forgetting and Forgiving�and�The Memoirs of a Beautiful Boy, Robert Leleux�s essays and articles have appeared in publications including�The New York Times,�The New York Times Magazine, and�The Huffington Post.


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#4099

From: "A.J. Wright" <wrightaj21@...>
Date: Sun Aug 26, 2012 5:18 pm
Subject: [Becoming Alabama] Event Announcement Deadlines for Alabama Heritage (Winter Issue) -- OCTOBER 1

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Sent: Fri, Aug 24, 2012 9:46 am
Subject: [Becoming Alabama] Becoming Alabama Event Announcement Deadlines for Alabama Heritage (Winter Issue) -- OCTOBER 1, 2012

Hello, everyone. For all who want to announce Becoming Alabama events in the winter issue of Alabama Heritage, please take note of the following:

�� The deadline for text for the winter issue is Oct. 1, 2012. Text should be sent to me at reyno031@....

�� We are accepting announcements for events happening from Feb. 2013 -- June 2013.

We will publish all that can fit in the space we have reserved, beginning with the earliest. If we run out of text space, we will begin by cutting items that happen after mid-June (which can appear in our spring issue). But we will publish all, if possible.

�� Events must have some relevance to the Becoming Alabama initiative or themes of the Creek War, Civil War, and civil rights movement.

�� Each event must appear in the format and within the text limits presented here:

March 10, 7:00 p.m.

TITLE OF YOUR EVENT

Text describing your event should include contact information and any admission fees. The body of this text should be no more than 250 characters.

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�� We reserve the right to trim the announcements if absolutely necessary to fit our space requirements. We will take great care to see that nothing essential is cut.

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The deadlines for upcoming issues will be October 1 (winter), January 1 (spring), April 1 (summer), July 1 (fall).

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Associate Editor, Alabama Heritage

The University of Alabama

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From: "A.J. Wright" <wrightaj21@...>
Date: Wed Aug 29, 2012 5:16 pm
Subject: Auburn Writers Conf. Oct. 12-13: New Workshops Added

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The Auburn Writers Conference offers instruction, practice, perspective, and community for both established and emerging writers.�

Sponsors

New Workshops!

Lessons from Pop Culture: Sending Your Readers on an Unforgettable Thrill Ride, with�Myra McEntire

We read to experience new worlds, to be transported, to escape. Careful pacing and thoughtful plotting can propel readers through a story, inciting them to come back for more. Using tips from authors Blake Snyder, Christopher Vogler, and James Scott Bell, as well as examples from the television showThe Vampire Diaries, and�The Hunger Games�book series, we will explore ways to strengthen your plot and crank your pace to breakneck speed. Your readers will never go to bed on time again.�

Voice: How to Find Yours and Use It to Keep Your Audience Hooked, with�Myra McEntire

Many readers purchase a novel based on the first page alone, so the right voice can make or break you. Voice is difficult to define, but we know it when we see it. In this session, we�ll study examples of strong voice, and discover ways to develop voice through brainstorming, journaling, and mind maps. Learn how to apply your own personality to your work, and how to �rob� the personalities of friends, family, and acquaintances to make each of your characters unique.�

Labor of Love: The Creative Process from Conception to Completion, with�Debra Moffitt

Writing comes from a mystical process of creation. Words appear on the page almost as if by magic. In this playful, interactive workshop, author, Debra Moffitt, takes writers on an exploration of the creative process from the birth of an idea to its launch into the world. She offers tools to tap into powerful resources of creative energy, get structured, create a writing discipline that works and get you on the way to finding the right agent and the perfect publisher. We'll also explore some basics of platforms and book proposals.

Registration Fees

Full Registration: $200
Friday Only: $125
Saturday Only: $75
Students: $40

The deadline for registration and receipt of payment�is�September 30, 2012.

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From: "A.J. Wright" <wrightaj21@...>
Date: Thu Aug 30, 2012 4:12 pm
Subject: ADAH: Family History Workshop, 15 October

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Finding Your Alabama Ancestors in Cyberspace�

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Workshop Sponsored by the Friends of the Archives

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Where:

Alabama Department of Archives & History
624 Washington Avenue
P.O. Box 300100
Montgomery, AL 36130-0100

Driving Directions

When:
Monday October 15, 2012 from 9:00 AM to�3:30 PM CDT
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Dear A.J.,

Do you need help finding all the leaves�on your family tree on the internet?��Are you overwhelmed by too much information and not enough good information?��If so, plan to join archivist Nancy Dupree at the Alabama Department of Archives & History on Monday, 15 October 2012.�

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Dupree will demonstrate the best websites and on-line resources and focus on the most effective search strategies.� She will devote special attention to Ancestry.com and the wealth of on-line Alabama records now available at Ancestry.com, FamilySearch.org, the ADAH digital archives, and other digital resources.

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Lunch is included in the cost of registration.� An optional tour of the Archives research room and storage areas will be offered following the workshop.� The research room is closed on Mondays, so research time will not be available on the day of the workshop.

Registration fees:�(includes lunch, refreshments, & materials)

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General admission:�� $40

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Friends of the Archives members:� $30

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#4102

From: "A.J. Wright" <wrightaj21@...>
Date: Thu Aug 30, 2012 4:13 pm
Subject: Ala. Arts Radio: Visual Arts Fellowship Recipient Jess Marie Walker

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Visual Arts Fellowship Recipient Jess Marie Walker

ASCA intern Summer Upchurch interviews Individual Fellowship Recipient Jess Marie Walker about her life as an artist and an educator. Inspired by nature, music, and the art of public installation pieces, Jess Marie's background varies as much as her interests. Her work is highly collaborative and has been brought to fruition by HoWaYaDa, an artist collective,

and by Pretty Much Collective. Her pieces range from a large-scale collaborative and interactive musical piece (where artists play kettles, rocks, and whatever is on-hand) to a smaller-scale collaborative piece�celebrating�the beauty of line-drawing and mountains. Her experiments with sound, form, and public exposure have been hosted in museums in Birmingham, Minneapolis, Long Island, Brooklyn, and Fairhope, among others. She currently lives in Montevallo with her youngest son.

This special radio series will air every Sunday at 5:00 P.M. - 5:30 P.M., on the Troy University Public Radio Network at:��

WTSU 89.9 (Montgomery and Troy)
WRWA 88.7 (Dothan)
WTJB 91.7 (Columbus and Phenix City)�

This radio series may not be broadcast in your area, but it can be accessed via the Internet at: http://www.arts.state.al.us/actc/1/radioseries.html#jessmarie or the MP3 link below.

If you have been listening to, and enjoying this radio series, please send your comments to: barbara.reed@...

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#4103

From: "A.J. Wright" <wrightaj21@...>
Date: Sat Sep 1, 2012 4:38 pm
Subject: AU Humanities: September News and Events

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Here are our upcoming events for September. We hope you will join us!

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Upcoming Events�

September 4: Luncheon with�Robert Leleux.�Terra Cotta Cafe, 12:30 pm. Tickets are $35 and are available for purchase at The Gnu�s Room. Seating is limited. Included in the $35 ticket cost is a catered lunch at Terra Cotta Cafe and a signed copy of Robert�s book,�The Living End: A Memoir of Forgetting and Forgiving.

September 6: [POV Previews]�I�m Carolyn Parker: The Good, the Mad, and the Beautiful.�The Gnu�s Room, 7:00 pm.��

September 13:�[Discover Auburn] Paul Harris, �Latino Immigrants in the Southeastern United States.� Special Collections and Archives Department, Ralph Brown Draughon Library, 3:00 pm. Sponsored by CMD CAH, Auburn University Libraries, and the Auburn University Bookstore.�

September 20:�[Book Talk] Rodney Steward, author of�David Schenck and the Contours of Confederate Identity. Special Collections and Archives Department, Ralph Brown Draughon Library, 3:00 pm. Sponsored by CMD CAH, Auburn University Libraries, and the Auburn University Bookstore.�

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Luncheon with Robert Leleux

2012 Auburn Writers Conference

It�s been said that there are only two kinds of stories after all�the journey and the homecoming.� One implies a roving spirit.� The other? �A soul that longs for a familiar landscape.� Either way, the writer is a wanderer on the page and in the imagination.��The Winding Road:�Travel, Identity and the Search for Voice�invites writers and readers who hear the beckoning call of discovery and of new cultures, as well as those who believe that perhaps the greatest voyage is an exploration of the places we call home, to join us this�October 12 and 13, 2012, in Auburn, Alabama, for a writers conference like no other.� Let your writing journey of a thousand miles begin with us.�

The Auburn Writers Conference offers instruction, practice, perspective, and community for both established and emerging writers. For information about workshops and visit authors, please visit the website.

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Copyright � 2012 Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts Humanities, All rights reserved. . Our mailing address is: Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts Humanities Pebble Hill 101 S. Debardeleben Auburn, AL 36849 Add us to your address book

#4104

From: "A.J. Wright" <wrightaj21@...>
Date: Tue Sep 4, 2012 2:27 pm
Subject: Troy: Events at Johnson Center for the Arts Sept. 6

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Thursday Night in the Studio - This Week!

Greetings!

Join us September 6 for our First Thursday Night in the Studio! Enjoy a great night in downtown Troy listening to sounds from Ben Pritchett, Allan Wood and Wesley Dennis at The Studio. These entertainers guarantee you'll love their music! The doors will open at 6 and music will start at 6:30.You may bring your own food and beverages. Tickets are only $12.50 and may be purchased at the door. To reserve a table of 8, please call 670-2286, or reply to this email.�

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Closing Reception

This Thursday is a busy day for us as we also have a Closing Reception for our two exhibits: Faith, Love, Magic & Death: The Cautionary Tales of the End Times and ALABAMA in the MAKING: Traditional Arts of People and Place. The reception will be from 4:00 - 6:00 in the afternoon at the Johnson Center for the Arts. Marko Fields, one of the artists featured in the End Times, will be giving an informal gallery talk at 5:00 in the main gallery. Admission is always free of charge and refreshments will be served.�

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Sincerely,

�

Morgan Drinkard
Troy-Pike Cultural Arts Center

Johnson Center for the Arts | 300 East Walnut | Troy | AL | 36081

#4105

From: "A.J. Wright" <wrightaj21@...>
Date: Thu Sep 6, 2012 3:53 pm
Subject: Ala. Arts Radio: Singer-Songwriter Beth Nielsen Chapman

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Singer-Songwriter Beth Nielsen Chapman

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This is a rebroadcast from 2008 of Alabama State Council on the Arts Executive Director Al Head interviewing 2009 Distinguished Artist Award winner Beth Nielsen Chapman about her life as a popular� singer/songwriter and as an educator. They also discuss Chapman's inspirations and her unique process of songwriting.

This special radio series will air every Sunday at 5:00 P.M. - 5:30 P.M., on the Troy University Public Radio Network at:��

WTSU 89.9 (Montgomery and Troy)
WRWA 88.7 (Dothan)
WTJB 91.7 (Columbus and Phenix City)�

This radio series may not be broadcast in your area, but it can be accessed via the Internet at: http://www.arts.state.al.us/actc/1/radioseries.html#bethnielsenchapman

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#4106

From: "A.J. Wright" <wrightaj21@...>
Date: Thu Sep 6, 2012 6:01 pm
Subject: UAB History of Medicine Fellowship Announcement

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From: owner-sala-l@... [mailto:owner-sala-l@...] On Behalf Of Timothy L Pennycuff
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2012 11:48 AM
To: sala-l@...
Subject: UAB Fellowship Announcement

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The Historical Collections (HC) unit of Lister Hill Library of the Health Sciences, University of Alabama at Birmingham, announces Reynolds Associates Research Fellowships in the History of the Health Sciences for 2013. In conjunction with the unit�s friends group, the Reynolds Associates, HC is pleased to announce the availability of short-term awards of up to $1,000 to individual researchers studying one or more aspects of the history of the health sciences during the 2013 calendar year.

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Intended to support research using the HC unit as a historical resource, the fellowship requires the on-site use of at least one of the unit�s three components, which are the Alabama Museum of the Health Sciences, Reynolds Historical Library and UAB Archives. Anyone who wishes to use HC for historical research may apply, regardless of his or her academic status. ��Fellowships are awarded to individual applicants, not to institutions, as awarded funds are meant to help offset the costs associated with visiting and utilizing HC and not for institutional overhead.

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Information about the fellowship application process can be found on the web at http://www.uab.edu/reynolds/fellow. The application deadline is December 31, 2012, and awards will be announced by February 28, 2013.

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For further information on the Historical Collections unit and its three components, please visit the web at http://www.uab.edu/lister/deptsunits/historical. ��

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From: "A.J. Wright" <wrightaj21@...>
Date: Fri Sep 7, 2012 11:39 pm
Subject: ADAH: Events & Updates for September 2012

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�� ADAH�� 2012

��September Events & Updates

�Saturday Hours

Research Room

�Second Saturday

September�8, 2012�

8:30am - 4:30pm

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Museum

Saturdays��

8:30am - 4:30pm

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COMING�SOON !��

Family History Workshop�

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Finding Your Alabama�Ancestors

in Cyberspace

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October 15, 2012�

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Register Today!��

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THURSDAY,�SEPTEMBER 20�- NOON

��ARCHITREATS: FOOD FOR THOUGHT

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��Sloths, Mammoths, and�Saber-toothed Cats: The Ice Age Mammals of Alabama

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� �� Presented by�Jun Ebersole��

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More Information

2012 ArchiTreats��

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Ground Sloth Courtesy of Karen Carr

�	Join Today!� � Friends of the Alabama Archives � �� �� Membership Form�

Alabama Department of Archives and History
624 Washington Avenue

P O Box 300100
Montgomery, Alabama 36130-0100��

�www.archives.alabama.gov

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From: "A.J. Wright" <wrightaj21@...>
Date: Fri Sep 14, 2012 11:42 am
Subject: Ala. Arts Radio: Bettie Champion, Gumbo Academy [Mobile]

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Bettie Champion

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This week folklorist Anne Kimzey and Bettie Champion of Mobile discuss the art of making traditional seafood gumbo, an important part of the culinary heritage of the Gulf Coast.�� Ms. Champion, who learned her recipe from her mother, created the Gumbo Academy to teach interested cooks everything they need to know to make this complicated dish, from cleaning the crabs, to preparing the roux, to serving the finished gumbo over rice.

This special radio series will air every Sunday at 5:00 P.M. - 5:30 P.M., on the Troy University Public Radio Network at:��

WTSU 89.9 (Montgomery and Troy)
WRWA 88.7 (Dothan)
WTJB 91.7 (Columbus and Phenix City)�

This radio series may not be broadcast in your area, but it can be accessed via the Internet at: http://www.arts.state.al.us/actc/1/radioseries.html#champion

If you have been listening to, and enjoying this radio series, please send your comments to: barbara.reed@...

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#4109

From: "A.J. Wright" <wrightaj21@...>
Date: Fri Sep 14, 2012 11:44 am
Subject: REMINDER: 2012 AHA Fall Pilgrimage in Livingston

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From: Alabama Historical Association [molliff@...]
Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2012 12:20 PM
To: Amos J Wright
Subject: REMINDER: 2012 AHA Fall Pilgrimage

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2012 Fall Pilgrimage�

Livingston, AL

October 12-13�

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Dear AHA Members,

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Remember to register for the 2012 Fall Pilgrimage by September 24.� You can find weblinks to the registration form and Fall Newsletter at http://www.archives.state.al.us/aha/aha.html

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Festivities begin Friday with a dinner at the Bell Conference Center on the University of West Alabama campus, followed by a presentation on Fort Tombecbe and a Ghost Tour of downtown Livingston.

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Saturday begins with an optional early-morning tour of the Black Belt Prairie Restoration, a presentation on the famous--or infamous--Barbecue Clubs of Sumter County (whose secret sauces are provided ONLY to club members), a barbecue lunch with a few of those sauces, and the traditional architectural tours of nine homes, covered bridges, and churches.

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Full Registration cost is $50 for both days or $25 for one day.

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See you in Livingston.

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Regards,

�

Marty Olliff

AHA President, 2012-13 �

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PS:� At the suggestion of Danny Crownover and T.R. Henderson, our webmaster Mark Palmer has put a link on the AHA website to the Alabama History Community Calendar (maintained by Mark at ADAH).� To see the calendar, click the link.� To submit YOUR Events, click through to the Calendar, then click the "Submit Your Events Here" link.�

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Alabama Historical Association
P.O. Box 300100
Montgomery, AL 36130
web: www.alabamahistory.net
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Alabama Historical Association | P.O. Box 300100 | Montgomery | AL | 36130

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From: "A.J. Wright" <wrightaj21@...>
Date: Mon Sep 17, 2012 1:43 pm
Subject: BGS Mtg Sept. 22: Shopping in Yesteryear Birmingham w/Tim Hollis

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BGS Meeting � September 22, 2012 � Shopping in Yesteryear�Birmingham

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The Birmingham Genealogical Society meets the fourth Saturday of each month (ex. Nov. & Dec.) at the Downtown Birmingham Public Library. Guests are always welcome!

Next meeting: Saturday, September 22nd at 2 p.m.; Board Meeting at 1:15 p.m.

Meeting Room: Arrington Auditorium, 4th Floor, Linn-Henley Building

Speaker:� Tim Hollis,� Author

Program Topic:�Shopping in Yesteryear Birmingham

Mr. Hollis is a historian and curator of all things Birmingham. He is the curator of the Birmingham Rewound website and has written several books about the Magic City�s past, from its old movie theaters to its vintage advertising signs. His latest Birmingham history book is entitled �Lovemans: Meet Me Under The Clock.�

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#4111

From: "A.J. Wright" <wrightaj21@...>
Date: Mon Sep 17, 2012 2:37 pm
Subject: Becoming Alabama: Event Announcement Deadlines for Alabama Heritage (Winter Issue) -- OCTOBER 1

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From: Susan Reynolds <sreyn96853@...>
To: becoming-alabama <becoming-alabama@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Mon, Sep 17, 2012 9:16 am
Subject: [Becoming Alabama] Becoming Alabama Event Announcement Deadlines for Alabama Heritage (Winter Issue) -- OCTOBER 1, 2012

Just a reminder!...

Hello, everyone. For all who want to announce Becoming Alabama events in the winter issue of Alabama Heritage, please take note of the following:

�� The deadline for text for the winter issue is Oct. 1, 2012. Text should be sent to me at reyno031@....

�� We are accepting announcements for events happening from Feb. 2013 -- June 2013.

�� Events must have some relevance to the Becoming Alabama initiative or themes of the Creek War, Civil War, and civil rights movement.

�� Each event must appear in the format and within the text limits presented here:

March 10, 7:00 p.m.

TITLE OF YOUR EVENT

Text describing your event should include contact information and any admission fees. The body of this text should be no more than 250 characters.

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�� We reserve the right to trim the announcements if absolutely necessary to fit our space requirements. We will take great care to see that nothing essential is cut.

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The deadlines for upcoming issues will be October 1 (winter), January 1 (spring), April 1 (summer), July 1 (fall).

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Thanks so much for your participation,

Susan Reynolds

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Susan Reynolds

Associate Editor, Alabama Heritage

The University of Alabama

205-348-6197

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