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Tue, Oct
3 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM |
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Inside
the Female Brain - Louann Brizandine Speaker: Dr.
Louann Brizendine - Director of the Women's & Teen Girl's
Mood & Hormone Clinic, UCSF and Author of The Female
Brain. With over two decades of unique brain-body
research, Dr. Brizendine explores the age old question "why do
women think so differently from men"? As a medical student and
resident, Dr. Brizendine discovered that almost all neurology,
psychology, and neurobiology data focused exclusively on men.
In response she established the first clinic in the country to
study and treat women's brain functions. Learn the scientific
reasoning why women and men think, communicate, and fall in
love differently. For more information, please contact Trish
Newfarmer at (408) 351-3477.
Registration starts at
6:30 PM, the Program at 7:00 PM, and the book signing at 8:00
PM. Price: $7
Commonwealth Club Members and Library Card Holders; $12 for
Non-Members This event takes place in
the 2nd Floor, Room 225/229 - Call (408) 351-3477 for more
information
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Tue, Oct
3 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
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Alumni
Recruitment Program Training This training
session is designed to give alumni an overview of the program
and share the opportunities available as a volunteer for the
Alumni Recruitment Program. This event
takes place in the 2nd Floor, Rooms 255/257
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Wed, Oct
4 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM |
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Civil
Liberties Under Siege: A Discussion Series Four
discussions exploring fundamental civil rights under siege in
the United States. Moderated by Santa Clara University Law
Professors. Today's topic: Voting Rights.
Moderated by Ms. Margaret Russell. This event takes place in the Room 255, 2nd
Floor - Call (408) 808-2397 for more
information
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Thu, Oct
5 4:00 PM |
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Create
Your Own Graphic Novel with Phil Yeh - Godfather of the
Graphic Novel Learn how to create your own
graphic novel with professional writer and artist, Phil Yeh,
also known as the Godfather of the Graphic Novel. This fun
event is especially for students in grades 4-12 and
adults. This event takes place in the
Exploration Room (Mezzanine) - Call (408) 808-2183 for more
information
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Thu, Oct
5 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM |
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First
Thursdays A conversation with Peter and Donna
Thomas "A Trans-Ca Ramble: Re-Walking John Muir's 1868
Trip from San Francisco to Yosemite." Sponsored by SJSU
Special Collections and Archives. For more information,
contact Danelle Moon at (408) 808-2062 or http://www.sjsu.edu/~special.collections. This event takes place in the Program Room 550,
5th Floor - Call (408) 808-2062 for more
information
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Sat, Oct
7 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM |
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ESL
Conversation Club Free drop-in class for ESL
speakers! Come practice your speaking skills. Learn new words
and idioms. Improve your accent and pronounciation. Fun games
and interesting topics. This event
takes place in the Room 390, 3rd Floor - Call (408) 808-2397
for more information
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Wed, Oct
11 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM |
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Poetry
Café For poets and poetry lovers. The library is
inviting poets, both published and non-published, to share
their poetry. Come read, listen and enjoy. All ages are
welcome. This event takes place in the
2nd Floor, Room 229A - Call (408) 808-2397 for more
information
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Fri, Oct
13 3:30 PM |
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Teen
Poetry Café Bring your own poetry to share,
create poetry and meet new friends. Grades 6 -12, ages
11-18. This event takes place in the
Teen Center, 3rd Floor - Call (408) 808-2183 for more
information
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Sat, Oct
14 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM |
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ESL
Conversation Club Free drop-in class for ESL
speakers! Come practice your speaking skills. Learn new words
and idioms. Improve your accent and pronounciation. Fun games
and interesting topics. This event
takes place in the Room 390, 3rd Floor - Call (408) 808-2397
for more information
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Tue, Oct
17 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM |
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Sidney
Blumenthal |