Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.
Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.
Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.
Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.
Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.
Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.
Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.
Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.
Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.
Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.
Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.
Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.
Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.
Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.
Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.
Join us on the second floor where we’ll be discussing, “Northerners Can Be So Smug” by Alice Childress. This story depicts a Civil Rights meeting where passions flair and debate becomes heated, but it lambasts the notion that racism is only a Southern problem. Copies of the story are available at the circulation desk. Short Story Club takes place Tuesday, February 6th at 2:00pm. Registration required. Email joe@poconolibrary.org to register or call 570-894-8860.
On Jan. 30, 2024, the Class of 2024 King of Hearts Nominees were announced:
The nominees are:
Isaiah Louis-Jacques
Julian Gajewski
Jadyn Delbrune
Micaiah Brown
Aamir Sohail
Jake Chung
Eric Card
Kevin Polonia
The nominees will participate in several activities at the pep rally on Feb. 9 and the second annual Man Pagent!
The Man Pagent is a way for the nominees to show their personality through skits, songs, and other performances.
The pageant is organized to benefit Mini-Thon. 50% of profits raised via donations go to a Mini-Thon to support pediatric cancer and 50% to the pageant winner.
The nominee that receives the most votes wins the competition. Last year’s winner was Carson Craig (2023).
“I’m excited to see how the rest of the nominees can strut their stuff,” said Gajewski, 12.
Be sure to attend the Man Pagent on Feb. 7!