This academic year, hundreds of California students at @LAValleyCollege are reading the @oboc book, Maus, a memoir about the Holocaust by @ArtSpiegelman6, which has been banned elsewhere. Support the arts and freedom to read. @CAgovernor
Christian, in English 101, showing where he is in reading the @lavc_oboc choice, The Best We Could Do, @LAValleyCollege He loves the book and is excited abt the upcoming student showcase on Wednesday, Nov. 20th. @MsThiBui
What’s your origin story?
@LAValleyCollege#OneBookOneCollege Coordinator Alicia Bien is about to lead a packed house along that journey for this unique writing workshop.
@LAValleyCollege@lavc_oboc choice, The Best We Could Do by Thi Bui is a story of immigration and motherhood. This graphic novel is evocative in its timeless story of family love, survival, and starting anew. Can't wait to share it with my students this fall. @ncte@laccd
@lavc_oboc's FINAL Event on "The Left Hand Of Darkness"! Panelists will discuss their STEM fields and how they view the Science Fiction genre through their various academic disciplines. The Program begins at 1:00, on Thursday, May 2, 2019 in Monarch Hall (CC Building).
Breaking! you heard it here first. Voting has closed, and we have our book for next year. The #LAVC One Book, One College Program will be using @MsThiBui’s “The Best We Could Do”. (Coincidentally our Program Coordinator attended the author’s panel at ComicCon).
Two screenings in California this week! Wednesday in LA @LAValleyCollege: https://t.co/HTUg2HLdy7 & Thursday in Berkeley @RialtoCinemas Elmwood: https://t.co/JToAs8rJqx Q&A w/filmmaker (and editor in LA) to follow both!