Roswell Public Library January programs and Book Talk teaser
The Roswell Public Library resumes week long programs on January 6 with Mother Goose on the Loose for 0 to 2 year olds, free and no registration. Between the Lines meets first Tuesday evenings for adult coloring. attendance optional with supplies provided or bring your own. Call 575-622-7101 or visit roswell-rm.gov for details. A book talk features Matthew Gormley’s tale of Luke Ellis a genius who wakes to find his parents killed and himself kidnapped to a windowless room with many doors.
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Matthew Gormley
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The Institute by Stephen King arrives at Roswell Public Library
A summary note reveals Luke, a boy with special talents, is trapped in The Institute a brutal facility for testing children. The book follows his escape along with Kalisha Nick George Iris and Avery as they confront a hidden Back Half and a deadly system. The Roswell Public Library lists The Institute in Adult Fiction Large Print Fiction and Audio book sections with formats via Overdrive and Libby.
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Institute
Kalisha
Nick George
Iris
Avery
Dan Luke
Stephen King
the Institute
Roswell Public Library
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Overdrive
Libby
Forest ecologist helps refashion Barbie as scientists
Nalini Nadkarni, a University of Utah forest ecologist, has long promoted science outreach and redesigned Barbie dolls as scientist explorers wearing rubber boots. She aided Mattel and National Geographic in a new line with a marine biologist, astro physicist, photojournalist, conservationist and entomologist.
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Salt Lake City
Nalini Nadkarni
University of Utah
Nadkarni
Mattel
National Geographic
Barbie
Lisa McKnight
General Manger
Oregon State University
Kris Macomber
Meredith College
Raleigh
North Carolina
Macomber
Rwanda grows its own morphine to avert US style opioid crisis
In Rwanda, patients like Vestine Uwizeyimana receive locally produced liquid morphine, part of a government backed effort to ensure affordable pain relief. Health workers deliver care to 70 patients, including those with cancer and HIV, aiming for death with dignity while global shortages and high prices limit access in poorer nations.
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Bushereli
Rwanda
Madeleine Mukantagara
Vestine Uwizeyimana
sub-Saharan Africa
Mukantagara
Uwizeyimana
Christian
Nazimira
International Narcotics Control Board
IICB
U.S
Centers For Disease Control
United States
Anna Lembke
Stanford University
Lukas Radbruch
INCB
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Baily Record
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Aurora Sherman
Developing Nations
Diane Mukasahaha
Stefano Berterame
Kenya
Malawi
Uganda
Hospice Africa
Anne Merriman
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