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--instead of trying to come
to four separate readings,

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and we hope that you'll
agree with us when

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we're all finished.

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The last reading
for this semester

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will be one week from tonight.

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The reader is Philip Levine.

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It will be at our regular time
and place, 8:30 in the Modern

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Languages auditorium.

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Mr. Levine will also read
at Pima College on Tuesday

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night if there's anyone
who has difficulty

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about coming on Thursday.

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We have four readers tonight,
four readers tomorrow night.

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Tomorrow night's readers
will be Stephen Dunn

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and Dave Smith, George
Keithley and William Matthews

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here at 7 o'clock.

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I think most of you
know the occasion

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for all these gentlemen
meeting together.

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They have been
playing in a tennis

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tournament at Wickenburg.

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And the winner was
Stephen Dunn, by the way.

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I will not say
who the loser was.

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Marvin Bell is our
first reader tonight.

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He's read for us before.

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Those of you who have heard him
know you have a great treat.

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His books are Stars Which
See, Stars Which Do Not See,

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Residue of Song,
The Escape into You,

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A Probable Volume
of Dreams, which

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was the winner of the
1969 Lamont award.

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He has three small edition books
which are no longer in print.

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His work may be found in all
the leading poetry periodicals,

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many anthologies
including American Poetry

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Anthology, Contemporary
American Poets, and many others.

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He teaches at the Writers'
Workshop at the University

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of Iowa, Marvin Bell.

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[APPLAUSE]

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