KY Humanities Magazine
Kentucky Humanities magazine is serious about telling Kentucky's story. Click here to see the complete October 2009 issue of Kentucky Humanities (PDF format) We welcome your comments! Julie Harris, editor julie.harris@uky.edu Ideas about future issues of Kentucky Humanities can be sent to Julie Satterly, editor julie.harris@uky.edu Would you like to be added to our mail list and receive Kentucky Humanities magazine when the new issue is mailed? Please click here. |
Contents of the October 2009 issue of Kentucky Humanities:FEATURESFloyd Collins, Cave Explorer by James C. ClaypoolMeet the poet laureateAs he engages in his tour of the state, Gurney Norman shares his story about his life experiences.275: Celebrating the Life of a Kentucky PioneerIf you are so inclined, you can celebrate Daniel Boone's 275th birthday twice this year.Images of LifeLearn about the work Campbellsville University is putting into a photo archive that spans two decades of life in Taylor County.Leaving MemoriesNorthern Kentucky University is planning a collection to remember the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire.Listening to GourdsTrimble County artist Lynn Horine creates a distinct Kentucky craft - pine-needle gourd baskets.The 48-Hour Election DayClosing the Lincoln Bicentennial with a look at his most turbulent year, 1864.DEPARTMENTSThe Council Pages Four elected to Kentucky Humanties Council board of directors. New Kentucky Chautauqua, Speakers Bureau season underway. Our Lincoln DVD now on sale. Behind the Chautauqua: Being Daniel Boone.Meet Scott New, who portrays Daniel Boone |
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