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SUMMARY:One Read Panel Discussion
LOCATION:Columbia Public Library\nColumbia Public Library
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DESCRIPTION:Former KFRU host David Lile moderates a lively discussion with
  local experts on themes from this year's One Read selection. Panelists wi
 ll include Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture's Mallary Lieber\, writer
  and Columbia College instructor of English Sarah Parris\, Missouri State 
 Museum Park/Historic Site specialist Lucas Schwartze and MU assistant prof
 essor of Black studies Mike Jirik.\nAdults..\nhttps://dbrl.libnet.info/eve
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Join us for this annual favorite event as 
 former KFRU radio host David Lile moderates a discussion of "<a href="http
 s://www.dbrl.org/one-read/2025-one-read-winner-north-woods-by-daniel-mason
 ">North Woods</a>" with local experts\, each sharing their individual expe
 riences and expertise related to the&nbsp\;<em>One Read</em>&nbsp\;selecti
 on.&nbsp\;</p>\n<ul>\n<li>Mallary Lieber\, Columbia Center for Urban Agric
 ulture staff member and Community Garden Coalition board member will share
  her fruit tree expertise and knowledge of native plants.</li>\n<li>Sarah 
 Parris\, writer and English instructor for Columbia College\, will share h
 ow being a writer of genre fiction and her knowledge of literature impacts
  her reading of "North Woods."</li>\n<li>Lucas Schwartze\, Missouri State 
 Museum Park/Historic Site Specialist\, will discuss his research into the 
 history of spiritualism.</li>\n<li>Dr. Mike Jirik\, assistant professor of
  Black studies at the University of Missouri\, will talk about his study o
 f American history and particularly his research on Black history\, the U.
 S. Civil War and Reconstruction.</li>\n</ul>\n<p>Adults.&nbsp\;</p>\nhttps
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