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Spring
2000 Library Associate Events

Sue Martin with Irish Ambassador
O'Huiginn
A "Lively"
Event
Booker Prize award winner Penelope Lively stirred the imaginations of
some 80 Georgetown alumni, parents, and current undergraduates with her
lecture on Tuesday, March 7, at the Reform Club in London. "The Writer
as Reader" was a wry and witty presentation in which the speaker
reflected on the operation of memory and on the relationship between public
history and personal memory.
An Evening of
Elegance
More than a hundred friends of the University Library attended the lecture
by Professor Ronald Hoffman at the Embassy of Ireland on Thursday, April
27, in Washington. Professor Hoffman's talk, "Mythic Chords of Memory:
The Carrolls in Ireland and Maryland," offered insight into the prolific
family that included Georgetown's founder. Guests were also much taken
with the beauty and charm of the embassy itself, and the opportunity to
socialize with Ambassador O'Huiginn.
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