A modern reproduction of The First Folio, with the familiar illustration of William Shakespeare.Featured on the February 12, 2016 edition of ARIZONA SPOTLIGHT with host Mark McLemore:
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On Monday, February 15th, The University of Arizona will play host to one of the world's rarest books, a copy of Shakespeare's "First Folio", the definitive collection of his plays that was printed in the year 1623. The Folio will be exhibited at the Arizona State Museum, with events occurring around campus, including a companion exhibit in Special Collections at University of Arizona Main Library.](http://firstfolio.arizona.edu/events) Mark McLemore talks with University of Arizona professor and Shakespeare scholar Frederick Kiefer about The First Folio's unique history and importance...
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Andrew Brown visits the annual Gem and Mineral Show to go ring shopping with Tucson John, a collector with over two decades of Gem Show experience who says "It ain't jewelry unless you can see it from across the street!"...
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And, artist and wildlife illustrator Beth Surdut returns with The Art of Paying Attention, and true stories about getting along with some of her loudest desert neighbors, the coyote...
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Distinguished University Professor & Shakespeare scholar Frederick P. Kiefer, who has been teaching at the University of Arizona since 1973.
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