FLORIDA COMMUNITY COLLEGE AT JACKSONVILLE
“Kalliope
INVITE You HEAR I
CAROLYFORCHE
THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1990
7:30 P.M.
FCCJ's KENT CAMPUsAUDITORIUM
3939 ROOSEVELTBOULEVARD
Ms. Forché is an award-winning poet, TOGRAPHERS. Her worl< has appeared
translator, and essayist, She is the author ‘ in The Nation, MS., The
Progressive, and
of THE COUNTRY BETWEEN LIS,GATH— The American Poetry Review. She is cur-
ERING THE TRIBES, and the text of EL rently at work on THE ANGEL HIS:
SALVADOR: WORK OF THIRTY PHO— TORY. ‘
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State, A
Division of Cultural Affairs, and the Florida Arts Council.
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FLORIDA COMMUNITY COLLEGE AT JACKSONVILLE
“Kalliope
INVITE You HEAR I
CAROLYFORCHE
THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1990
7:30 P.M.
FCCJ's KENT CAMPUsAUDITORIUM
3939 ROOSEVELTBOULEVARD
Ms. Forché is an award-winning poet, TOGRAPHERS. Her worl< has appeared
translator, and essayist, She is the author ‘ in The Nation, MS., The
Progressive, and
of THE COUNTRY BETWEEN LIS,GATH— The American Poetry Review. She is cur-
ERING THE TRIBES, and the text of EL rently at work on THE ANGEL HIS:
SALVADOR: WORK OF THIRTY PHO— TORY. ‘
{.E'Efih‘i‘xfi FREE ADMISSION
FLORIDA COMMUNITY COLLEGE IACKSONVILLE
FLORIA
‘ KALLIOPE, a journal of women's art, is supported by FCC] and
sponsored in part by
the National Endowment for the Arts and State of Florida, Department of
State, A
Division of Cultural Affairs, and the Florida Arts Council.
FREE PARKING
FCC] is an equal opportunity employer and maintains a smoke-free indoor
environment.
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