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In this Shakespeare tragedy, the nobleman Julius Caesar rises above his fellow republicans and will be crowned a king. Can a republican form of government tolerate a king? Please join us each Friday morning in March for a reading and discussion of the play. Local Shakespeare play director Leah Adcock-Starr facilitates the discussion and shares… |
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The discussion continues! Missed week 1? No worries. Join us and jump in where we left off. In this Shakespeare tragedy, the nobleman Julius Caesar rises above his fellow republicans and will be crowned a king. Can a republican form of government tolerate a king? Please join us each Friday morning in March for a… |
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Drop in and join other Bellevue Friends of the Library volunteers for a break over coffee and a snack. Called fika in Sweden, it's a tradition that encourages people to pause and reset, to take time with others they really like or want to get to know. Join us in Room 1 in the Bellevue… |
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Join us for a lively discussion—even if you missed week 1 or 2. In this Shakespeare tragedy, the nobleman Julius Caesar rises above his fellow republicans and will be crowned a king. Can a republican form of government tolerate a king? Please join us each Friday morning in March for a reading and discussion of… |
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Join us for a lively discussion of Educated, A Memoir by Tara Westover. The Bellevue Friends of the Library Book Discussion Group meets the 3rd Wednesday of the month (except where noted). |
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It's getting intense! Join us for week 4 of our discussion. In this Shakespeare tragedy, the nobleman Julius Caesar rises above his fellow republicans and will be crowned a king. Can a republican form of government tolerate a king? Please join us each Friday morning in March for a reading and discussion of the play.… |
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Join us in our last week to discuss the conclusion of The Tragedy of Julius Caesar. In this Shakespeare tragedy, the nobleman Julius Caesar rises above his fellow republicans and will be crowned a king. Can a republican form of government tolerate a king? Please join us each Friday morning in March for a reading… |
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