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Montana Land Reliance Announces Publication of Literary ­Page 2a­•­The BoZone •­novemBer 01,­2019 Children’s Festival of the Book returns to Library on heels of next Friday Forum Even as the Amazon takeover used books accounts for a large What Legal Responsibility continues, public spaces are proving portion of fundraising efforts. Head Does a University Have to to be important centers for culture, down for some great new reads and Protect Students from social interaction and various support your neighborhood Library Foreseeable Injury?” with MSU community forums. Our own in the process! Dean of Students Matt Caires will Bozeman Public Library is one of International Film Night, unfold from noon–1pm. these venues, offering more than a Bozeman Library’s new monthly Since the first university was selection of spines, periodicals and series, continues with Olivier established in the U.S. in the 17th movies to its many passholders. The Dahan’s La Vie En Rose on century, universities have used the Library also hosts a number of Wednesday, November 6th. concept of in loco parentis (“in engaging events open to all. Here’s a Presented in French, the film is place of the parents”) to influence look at what’s coming up. Rated PG-13 and will begin at 6pm and control student behavior in and Stock up on winter reads at the in the Community Room. outside the classroom. next Friends Used Book Sale, Born into poverty and raised in a Dr. Caires will provide a taking place Friday to Sunday, brothel, Édith Piaf (Marion historical overview of the concept of November 1st through 3rd. Day one Cotillard) manages to achieve in loco parentis and talk about the visit http://montana.edu/won- and teen titles Susan Adrian is reserved for members only, the worldwide fame. Though her history of the relationship between derlust. (Forever Neverland, Tunnel Vision). sale running from 4–7pm. Not a extraordinary voice and charisma undergraduate students and their The 12th annual Children’s Please see the Library’s website for a member? Log on to open many doors that lead to universities, how universities work to Festival of the Book follows on complete schedule of events. This www.FriendsBPL.org and join friendships and romances, she balance their responsibilities with Saturday, November 9th from one-day festival is free and open to today. The event opens to the public experiences great personal loss, drug student rights, how in loco parentis 9am–5pm. This year’s event will the public thanks to a number of on Saturday from 9am–5pm, before addiction and an early death. continues to evolve in the 21st feature Australian artist and community partnerships. closing out with a “bag sale” on The public is invited to take part century, and how all of this relates illustrator of children’s books Bozeman Public Library creates Sunday from 10am–2pm. Please in the next Wonderlust Friday to current issues at MSU. Sophie Blackall (Hello Lighthouse, opportunities that inspire curiosity, bring your own bags! Books prices Forum, set for November 8th in the The monthly speaker series is Finding Winnie, Ivy and Bean series), exploration and connection. For are affordable with lots of great Community Room. “Alcohol open to the public. Brown bag author and illustrator Brian Floca more information about other DVDs, CDs and collectibles also Abuse, Sexual Assault & lunches are encouraged. For (Moonshot: The Flight of Apollo 11), library happenings, please visit available for purchase. The sale of Violent Behavior on Campus: additional information, please and local author of middle-grade www.bozemanlibrary.org. • Explore “self” with Women’s Candy turns to CA$H with Sayre’s Center lunchtime seminar annual donation drive The Montana State University reach future goals. Local kids and last year, as well as Women’s Center will present Sack The MSU Women’s Center is a teens will gather at $3800 to Montana Lunch Seminar “Journey to Your department in the division of Sayre Orthodontics schools! Best Self ” on Wednesday, Student Success and was created to for a chance to turn You desire a November 6th. promote their Halloween beautifully confident Amber King will greater candy into cash! and healthy smile, present from responsive- This year marks the and Sayre noon–1pm in SUB ness to the 7th annual Cash 4 Orthodontics will 168. needs of Candy drive. help you achieve it! King is the university Dr. Jeremy Sayre Dr. Jeremy Sayre and owner of women. rewards his patients his team offer clear Kingfisher Hours of for being mindful of and metal braces, Coaching and operation how Halloween clear aligners, and Retreats in are treats can impact two-phase treatment. Bozeman. She Monday their teeth and Using advanced offers life coaching, through orthodontic techniques and workshops and Friday from treatment. Patients technology, with per- weekend retreats on a variety of 9am–4pm during the academic year, come in to the office sonalized treatment topics. This workshop will give when classes are in session. Lectures to donate their plans, Sayre ensures participants the opportunity to are FREE and open to the public. Halloween candy, your orthodontic and collect $1 per pound. Collection explore self through several tools to For more information about which is then donated to Adopt-A- experience is comfortable, efficient, times are 8:30am to 4:30pm, determine what works best for each these and other events, visit Sox who puts together care packages and delivers the incredible smile you November 1st and 4th through 8th. individual to begin to set and www.montana.edu/women. • for Montana troops. deserve. Join the smile family! Visit All kids are invited to bring Additionally, Sayre will donate an www.sayreortho.com for further their Halloween candy to Sayre, equal amount to their school. Over information or call (406) 585-1443 located at 115 W Kagy, Suite H, 1370 pounds of candy was donated to arrange an appointment today. • More professional gatherings, last call for Chamber’s Small Business Game Changer Bozeman Area Chamber of The next Business After become the chosen winner of a Commerce will present Hours is set for Thursday, $10,000 marketing package with Business Before Hours on November 21st. Ressler Motors will MSU Athletics and Bobcat Sports Thursday, November 7th from host at its location just outside of Properties. This year’s contest runs 7:30–8:30am. Mountain Hot Tub Bozeman, 8474 Huffine Lane, through November 10th. Winner will will host the event at its from 5:30–7:30pm. The largest be announced at the Cat/Griz location, 8488 Huffine Lane, in volume dealership in Montana Game on Nov. 23rd. Must be Bozeman. Catering will be pro- provides countless drivers with a present to win. vided by the Coffee Pot Bakery superior selection of new and pre- Bozeman Chamber gatherings Café and the morning gathering owned vehicles from automakers and other forums provide a will include door prizes. like Toyota, Chevrolet, Cadillac, business networking outlet for Montana’s largest spa dealer has Audi, VW and Subaru. This members and others. Visit been selling and servicing hot edition of Business After Hours is www.bozemanchamber.com tubs since 1979, having earned included with Chamber member- to register for any of these events a strong reputation with the ship and $50 for non-members. and to learn more. Passes may be communities it serves in those Last chance to take part in included with membership. Call four decades. This edition of Bozeman Chamber’s Small (406) 586-5421 for further Business Before Hours is includ- Business Game Changer information. The Chamber ed with Chamber membership promotion. Enter your small Center is located at 2000 and $50 for non-members. business for an opportunity to Commerce Way in Bozeman. • Montana Land Reliance announces publication of literary anthology Book will be celebrated with author Maile Meloy, Joe Wilkins, Carrie La celebrate a recent milestone: one appearances, six-city tour Seur, Jim Robbins, Gwen Florio, million acres protected by The Montana Land Reliance Sterling HolyWhiteMountain, conservation easements,” says (MLR) proudly announces the Christine Carbo, Maxim Loskutoff, Kendall van Dyk, Montana Land publication of A Million Acres: Jamie Harrison and James Grady, Reliance Managing Director. Montana Writers Reflect on among others. “Montana has rich traditions of Land and Open Space, a literary “I asked our contributors to agricultural stewardship, outdoor anthology with essays and stories explore the great outdoors, and recreation, and literary excellence, from twenty of the state’s finest they responded with a wonderfully and they come together here as contemporary writers. Contributors diverse range of material,” says these authors explore feelings will join a six-city, statewide tour in Graff. “In writing about hunting, we’ve all experienced.” early November. fishing, hiking, cross-country skiing, Lovers of Montana landscapes Edited by Keir Graff and rafting, ranching, and even road and fans of fine writing are invited featuring 28 breathtaking photo- trips, they explore the way we are to join the authors at live events graphs from Alexis Bonogofsky all shaped by land and open space. across the state, or to simply pick (both are native Montanans), the There is joy and even humor in this up a copy of the book themselves full-color, elegantly designed book book, but also heartbreak, because and see what makes the Last Best was produced in partnership with to love something wholeheartedly Place worth preserving. Helena’s Riverbend Publishing. means to fear for its survival.” Downtown Bozeman’s Country Contributors include Rick Bass, “We commissioned the book to Bookshelf will host a tour stop on Sunday, November 10th. The afternoon will feature Million Acres contributing authors Alexis Bonogofsky, Christine Carbo, Gwen Florio, Jamie Harrison, Allen Morris Jones and Russell Rowland.
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