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2004 Schedule
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Week 1

Day Time Location Event
Tuesday,
March 30		 6:30 p.m. Moraine Valley Library

Opening Event, Robyn L. Schiffman, Department of Comparative Literature at the University of Chicago, "Frankenstein and the Landscape of Letters.."
Wednesday,
March 31		 7 p.m. Moraine Valley Dorothy Menker Theater

Film, Frankenstein (1931, Boris Karloff)
Thursday,
April 1		 7 p.m. Oak Lawn Public Library

Panel Discussion, The Novel Frankenstein

Week 2

Day Time Location Event
Monday,
April 5		 1 p.m. Justice Public Library

Panel Discussion, Belonging to a Community
7 p.m. Acorn Public Library

Film, Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (1994 DeNiro)
Tuesday,
April 6		 1 p.m. Stickney-Forest View Library

Panel Discussion, Art as a Critique of Society
Wednesday,
April 7		 7 p.m. Orland Park Public Library

Panel Discussion, The Purpose of Science in Society

Week 3

Day Time Location Event
Monday,
April 12		 7 p.m. Palos Heights Public Library

Panel Discussion, Science Portrayed in Art
Tuesday,
April 13		 7 p.m. Blue Island Public Library

TBA
Wednesday,
April 14		 1 p.m. Moraine Valley Library

Panel Discussion, Purpose of Science in Society
Thursday,
April 15		 7 p.m. Oak Lawn Public Library

Panel Discussion, Art in Mass Media

Week 4

Day Time Location Event
Monday,
April 19		 1 p.m. Moraine Valley Library

Panel Discussion, Science Portrayed in Art
Tuesday,
April 20		 7 p.m. Tinley Park Public Library

Panel Discussion, The Novel Frankenstein
Wednesday,
April 21		 7 p.m. Blue Island Public Library

Film, Bride of Frankenstein (1935)
Thursday,
April 22		 7 p.m. Green Hills Public Library

Panel Discussion, Art as a Critique of Society

Week 5

Day Time Location Event
Monday,
April 26		 7 p.m. Justice Public Library

Film, Young Frankenstein (1974, Mel Brooks)
Wednesday,
April 28		 6:30 p.m. Moraine Valley Library

Closing Event, Dr. Fran Navakas, the Svend and Elizabeth Bramsen, Professor in the Humanities, Professor of English, and Associate Academic Dean at North Central College will be speaking on the inter-disciplinary nature of Frankenstein.