NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Independent filmmaker, screenwriter, actor and novelist John Sayles will discuss his latest book, "Crucible," at the North Adams Public Library on Wednesday, Feb. 18, at 6 p.m.
"Crucible" is a historical novel that looks at industrialist and automobile titan Henry Ford.
Emmy Award-winning archival researcher and documentary photographer Rich Remsberg will moderate the conversation.
The reading will take place in the third-floor community room. All are welcome. Books will be available for signing and purchase courtesy of the Bear & Bee Bookshop.
For more information, email Assistant Library Director Ryan Miller at rmiller@northadams-ma.gov, or call at 413-662-3133.
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MCLA STEM Week Brings Hands-On Science to Berkshire Students
By Sabrina DammsiBerkshires Staff
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — From exploring the night sky in an inflatable planetarium to measuring the copper content of pennies in a college chemistry lab, students from across Berkshire County visited MCLA for a hands-on opportunity to explore science, technology, engineering and mathematics concepts
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts welcomed elementary, middle and high school students throughout the week of Oct. 19 through 23 as part of the state's STEM week.
The college serves as the regional center for the Berkshire STEM Network, a state-funded partnership that aims to broaden efforts to expand science education through partnerships with local schools, museums and community organizations, said Ann Billetz, Berkshire STEM network coordinator and MCLA biology teacher.
The week's activities benefited both local students and the college community by providing hands-on learning experiences for younger students while giving MCLA students opportunities to apply their classroom knowledge by interacting with them, Billetz said.
Throughout the week, MCLA welcomed students from Abbott Memorial Elementary School in the town of Florida and Clarksburg Elementary School, and from Hoosac Valley Middle School in Cheshire for hands-on activities exploring astronomy, biology, chemistry and marine science, along with opportunities to interact with college students.
The excitement among younger students was evident throughout the week, Billetz said, recalling a seventh-grade physics activity in which a student correctly identified Galileo during a discussion of Newton's work and later excitedly shared the moment with her teacher.
"To see them excited about what they're doing, to have them be able to go home and talk about the experience they had at MCLA is phenomenal," Billetz said.
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts welcomed elementary, middle and high school students throughout the week of Oct. 19 through 23 as part of the state's STEM week.
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