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The Lark

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A publication of the LLC Communications and Marketing Committee, The Lark highlights information about the events, activities, interests, and personalities of LLC. Its name represents the group's credo: Learning And Respect for Knowledge.

Comments or submissions? Email Diana Grady, Editor.

Volume 4

Volume 3

Volume 2

Volume 1

Course Highlights

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Presentations from LLC's Wintersession course, The Most Important War You've Never Heard Of, can be viewed online. (Vol 4, Issue 16, Mar 2025)

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Memoirs, Poetry & Micro-biographies

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Micro-biographies or “memoirettes” featuring LLC members like Elsa Grieder. Elsa and her husband Jerry have been active members for over two decades. (Vol 3, Issue 10, Oct 2023)

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Events of Interest

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Highlights of the Second Annual Pokanoket Heritage Day tells the story of the Pokanoket tribe and this vibrant and moving celebration (Vol 2, Issue 7, Aug 2022 Special Edition).

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Local Treasures

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The Hornbine School Museum in Rehoboth, MA (Vol 1, Issue 8, Jan 2022)
Photo taken by David Downs
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Local Exhibits

ART EXPLORATION AT RISD LED BY LIZ CRAWFORD AND KAJETTE SOLOMON
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From Then to Now: how artists share themes of slavery, racism, diversity, equality and inclusion (Vol 3, Issue 4, July 2023)
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Who We Are

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One goal of The Lark is to feature articles about the people who make LLC such a successful organization, like Joan Hausrath, Diversity Committee Member, pictured in South Africa (Vol 1, Issue 9, Feb 2022).
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