Every
year, at the start of autumn quarter, the UW community gathers for a public noontime reading of the U.S. Constitution. It's simple. It's inspirational.
The
goal is one hundred readers, each reading about five sentences, and as many
listeners as possible. The entire event lasts 75-minutes, but readers and
listeners are free to come and go. You don't need to do anything other than
sign up and show up.
Sharp blog readers might wonder why this is
happening next week, rather than last week, on the anniversary of the signing
of the Constitution. UW is not in
session on September 17 and this event needs the entire community – students,
faculty, and staff – to show up, participate, read, listen, and learn.
WHEN:
Thursday, October 3, 2013, 12:00 - 1:15pm
WHERE: Outside the Suzzallo Library Main Reading
Room (3rd Floor, Suzzallo Library)
QUESTIONS:
E-mail Government Publications
READER
SIGN-UP: Via the web
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