Today we often hear about the paperless revolution.  But, have you ever thought about

the revolutionary effects of paper on the world?  Cindy Bowden has.  She is

the director of the Robert C. Williams Paper Museum at Georgia Tech

(www.ipst.gatech.edu/amp/index.html).  The Robert C. Williams Paper Museum is an

internationally renowned resource on the history of paper and paper technology.  Listen

as she shares her passion for paper, including some of the highlights in paper history and

how the art of papermaking continues today.  Ms. Bowden will also provide a sneak

peek of the museum’s upcoming exhibit by nationally recognized paper artist, Beck

Whitehead, which opens on March 23, 2006.

Bernard talks with Sara Robinson on storytelling (www.tattlingtales.com)

Sara Robinson is a Sandy Springs resident with a variety of passions.  She has over two decades of experience in theater productions, film, radio and television and teaching.  A native of Chattanooga, Sara earned her BA in philosophy at Agnes Scott.  She then moved to Texas, where she completed her MED at the University of Houston.  Sara returned to the Atlanta area in 2000 and since that time has intensively pursued her passion for playwriting.  She has completed four plays in the past five years.  She will share with us her passion for playwriting and the important themes she presents in her works.  She will also discuss her most recent production, Refuge, which debuted on March 2, 2006 at the Actors Express Theatre in the King Plough Arts Center.