Book Discussions 2003-2004

Hulbert Center for Southwestern Studies Book Discussion Group Southwest studies has a wide appeal for a number of people within the college and local community. Many individuals share an interest in learning about and discussing issues of the southwest. Hence, the creation of the Hulbert Center for Southwestern Studies Book Discussion Group. The group meets twice during the academic year (normally in October and April) to discuss a book or books about the Southwest or closely related areas.
*Next Book Discussion*

The books will be available in the Colorado College Bookstore in the basement of the Worner Student Center and may be available in other bookstores or online. Refreshments will be served, and as in the past, donations to help defray the refreshments costs will be accepted. Please call or email Kasie McGee at (719) 389-6249 with any questions. kmcgee@coloradocollege.edu All book chats will begin at 7:00 PM and will meet at The Hulbert Center (Dern House), 1109 North Cascade. Parking is available on San Rafael, between the Hulbert Center and the Library, or in Mathias Lot, at the corner of Uintah and Tejon.
*Previous Book Discussion Topics*
The Lone Ranger and Tonto FistFight in Heaven, by Sherman Alexie. Discussion led by Professor Anne Hyde.	*Hermanitos Comanchitos,* by Enrique R. Lamadrid. Discussion led by Michael L. Trujillo.
*The Anguish of Snails,* by Barre Toelken. Discussion led by Professor Claire Farrer.	*Turn Left at the Sleeping Dog,* by John Pen le Farge. Discussion led by Professor Victoria Levine.

This House Of Women, by Paul Scott Malone. Discussion led by Joe Barrera.	*Intimate Memories*, by Mabel Dodge Luhan. Edited by Lois Palken Rudnick.
*The Hi-Lo Country*, by Max Evans. Discussion led by Mark Gardner.	*Land of Enchantment*, by Marrian Russell. Discussion led by Jim Diers.
*Y No Se Prago la Tierra*, by Tomas Rivera. Discussion led by Jose Barrera, UCCS Professor.	*Bighorse the Warrior,* by Tiana Bighorse. Discussion led by Susan Scarberry-Garcia.
Rain of Gold, by Victor Villasenor. Discussion led by Mardella Abeyta.	*Milagro Beanfield War*, by John Nichols (movie also). Discussion led by Pancho McFarland.
*The Myth of Santa Fe,* by Chris Wilson. Discussion led by Cathy Wright.	La Maravilla, by Alfredo Vea, Jr. Discussion led by Professor Emeritus Joe Gordon.

The Story Teller, by Margaret Coel. Discussion led by the author.

The Mexican War Correspondence of Richard Smith Elliott, edited by Mark Gardner and Marc Simmons. Discussion led by Mark Gardner.