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30 Days of Good Citizenship The GOOD 30-day Challenge: Become a Good Citizen This month on the Roundtable I'll be reposting GOOD's daily recommended task for improvi… Started by Ken Stolz in Civic Engagement	7	1 hour ago Reply by Ken Stolz
Who Are Your Humanities Heroes? Across the world, throughout history, who are your heroes of humanism? Socrates, Jefferson, Atwood, Chomsky…your teacher, your neighbor,… Started by Humanities Roundtable in Uncategorized	0	on Saturday
"Home" in 10 Words or Less The essence of place—and the social qualities that connect its past, present and future—have been the subject of two recent Montana project… Started by Butte Silver Bow Public Library in Uncategorized	15	on Friday Reply by Ken Stolz
Your Best 2011 Pictures? Perhaps my best was taken from the "M" Trail last Friday night. Of course we were all disappointed by the Cats game, but here was a great… Started by Ken Stolz in Uncategorized	1	Feb 3 Reply by Ken Stolz
Books That Changed Us The Letters About Literature contest prompts young people with the question, How has an author's work—novel, nonfiction, poetry—changed yo… Started by Humanities Roundtable in Uncategorized	5	Jan 17 Reply by Sheryl Ann Noethe
Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte Assuming most of you scholars have read this classic, i would like to pose a question or two to the public concerning this novel. I persona… Started by Grace Hein in Literature	2	Jan 15 Reply by Grace Hein
Roundtable Book Club - Not For Profit: Why Democracy Needs the Humanities First, I want to welcome everyone who joins us and say that I very much look forward to an interesting and lively exchange of comments, ide… Started by Gerald A Fetz in Uncategorized	33	Dec 6, 2011 Reply by Tyler Pankratz
War Poetry: The Poetry is in the Pity This discussion augments a talk I offer as part of the Humanities Montana Speakers Bureau. The primary subject of the talk is Wilfred Owe… Started by Lisa Simon in Uncategorized	0	Nov 29, 2011
Literary Party Games Let's start with favorite literary character. Who leaps to mind? Started by Jason Neal in Uncategorized	34	Nov 22, 2011 Reply by Brenda Black Crow
?RUReadingRedux!!!!! Okay, it's time to check in on what everyone's reading. Because why? Because the book festival is over and I usually celebrate by binging o… Started by Kim Anderson in Uncategorized	58	Nov 17, 2011 Reply by Kim Anderson

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Ken Stolz replied to Ken Stolz's discussion '30 Days of Good Citizenship'

DAY SEVEN: Get a library card

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Ken Stolz replied to Ken Stolz's discussion '30 Days of Good Citizenship'

DAY SIX: Visit a political news source you don't agree with. Mix it up! Go out on a blind date with a new news source and see what you learn (or don't learn).

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Ken Stolz replied to Ken Stolz's discussion '30 Days of Good Citizenship'

DAY FIVE: Research the people and organizations working on your issues. If you want to get involved, you have to act. Spend some time with a search engine, on Twitter, GOOD.is, and other online sources to find the organizations and…

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Ken Stolz replied to Ken Stolz's discussion '30 Days of Good Citizenship'

DAY FOUR: Make a list of issues you're passionate about. Like any good challenge, it's time to make a list! Sharpen your pencil, grab your favorite notebook (or a napkin), and start writing. But how do you choose among the many issues you…

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Ken Stolz replied to Ken Stolz's discussion '30 Days of Good Citizenship'

Learn about your local representatives and political issues. All politics is local, right? If that's true, then knowing who makes the policy decisions that affect you is empowering. Get to know the boundaries of municipal government—i.e.,…

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Who Are Your Humanities Heroes?

Across the world, throughout history, who are your heroes of humanism? Socrates, Jefferson, Atwood, Chomsky…your teacher, your neighbor, your son? Tell us about the humanists that inspire you.Throughout 2012 Humanities Montana is recognizing humanities heroes from around the state. Norma Ashby, George Horse Capture, Jim Heckel and Arlyne Reichert were honored in Great Falls on January 26. The next group…See More

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