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February 2008

Thursday, February 28th

"American Music," poet Chris Martin '00 reads from his new book 4:30 pm

March 2008

Monday, March 3rd

Art, Philosophy, Language: Artist's Talk by Jan Estep 12:30 pm

Monday, March 10th

The Human Impact of Climate Change: Environmentalists with Oxfam America from Malaysia and Malawi Speak about the Impact of Climate Change on Their Communities. 3:15 pm

April 2008

Wednesday, April 23rd

Kao Kalia Yang '03 reading from "The Latehomecomer: A Hmong Family Memoir" 4:30 pm

Friday, April 25th

"At the Crossroads of Activism and Literature: The Fiction of Anacristina Rossi" 8:00 pm

May 2008

Thursday, May 8th

"Va-Gender Monologues: Student Perspectives on Gender in the Middle East" 12:00 pm

Tuesday, May 13th

"Poetry and History: Goethe, Napoleon, and Us," a lecture by Jose Luis Pardo 4:30 pm

Wednesday, May 14th

"Human Dignity and Bioethics in Three Keys," a talk by Alan Rubenstein 7:30 pm

Monday, May 19th

Meet Authors and Environmental Activists John and Sophie Javna 4:30 pm

Wednesday, May 21st

Oxfam America and the Global Food Crisis 7:00 pm

Thursday, May 22nd

It is Forbidden to Forbid: Paris, May 1968 4:30 pm

October 2008

Thursday, October 9th

Marjorie Welish Reading 4:30 pm

Friday, October 17th

"Better Living Through Economics: Case Studies of How Economics Has Led to Better Policy" a talk by John Siegfried 4:00 pm

Friday, October 24th

Contemporary Zulu Ceramics: Life Stories from Azolina MaMncube Ngema and Clive Sithole 4:30 pm

Monday, October 27th

Marcia Douglas Reading her Work 4:00 pm
International Education Week Exhibition: Traversing Borders through Art 7:00 pm

Wednesday, October 29th

Event Canceled--International Public Health Lecture: Can the Millennium Development Goals Related to Health be Met? 4:30 pm

Friday, October 31st

The Chavez Doctrine: 'Social Power' as a Foreign Policy Tool, a lecture by Javier Corrales 4:30 pm

November 2008

Wednesday, November 5th

"Who's in Charge Here?" "Is That Picture Really Yours?" "Show Me the Money!" Issues in Today's Art Museum, talk by James Demetrion 4:30 pm

Thursday, November 6th

Terra Madre 2008: Voices of the International Slow Movement 12:00 pm

Monday, November 10th

Panel Discussion on Career Paths from Economics Alums 7:30 pm

Tuesday, November 11th

Fair Trade and the Global Food Economy, a panel discussion 7:30 pm

Thursday, November 13th

Karimba Recital 12:00 pm

January 2009

Wednesday, January 28th

"The Architecture of War: Central Asian Ribats and the Notion of Jihad" 4:30 pm

February 2009

Sunday, February 1st

"Problems Facing the American Auto Industry as Seen From a German Perspective," a talk by Robert Eimer 4:00 pm

Saturday, February 7th

The Carleton Student Symposium 12:00 pm

Sunday, February 8th

The Carleton Student Symposium 12:00 pm

Tuesday, February 10th

"The Matter of Babylon: Rhetoric and Politics in the Early Middle Ages," a talk by Andrew Scheil 4:00 pm

Thursday, February 19th

Doctors Without Borders: A Non-Medical Perspective, a presentation by Delphine Barringer 12:00 pm

Wednesday, February 25th

"Unnatural Causes," a documentary screening and reflections 6:00 pm

March 2009

Thursday, March 5th

Karimba Class Recital 12:00 pm

April 2009

Thursday, April 2nd

Joan Baez at Spring Hill College: A Study of Intersecting Histories, a talk by Stephen Kelly 4:00 pm

Monday, April 20th

Baseball Author Discussion & Booksigning: Stew Thornley and Dan Levitt 4:00 pm

May 2009

Monday, May 18th

PBS Point of View Film Series 6:00 pm

Wednesday, May 20th

PBS Point of View Film Series 6:00 pm

Tuesday, May 26th

PBS Point of View Film Series 5:15 pm

Thursday, May 28th

PBS Point of View Film Series 6:00 pm

February 2012

Saturday, February 11th

Playing False: Betrayal in the Ancient World 3:00 pm

May 2012

Monday, May 14th

Tuesday, May 15th

Symposium on Sephardic Cultures & Legacies--Hazzan Isaac Azose 5:00 pm

Wednesday, May 16th

Symposium on Sephardic Cultures & Legacies--Panel presentation 4:30 pm

October 2012

Thursday, October 18th

Maureen Cummins: Piecing together the life of an artist 4:30 pm

January 2013

Tuesday, January 15th

Scott Carpenter Reading and Signing 4:30 pm

February 2013

Friday, February 22nd

Wynia Memorial Lecture: Prof. Luigi Manzetti 4:30 pm

September 2013

Tuesday, September 24th

Latin American Reception for Zapata Exhibit 12:00 pm

Wednesday, September 25th

Reading and Book Signing with Scott Carpenter 4:00 pm

Thursday, September 26th

October 2013

Tuesday, October 1st

Janine Barchas: "Jane Austen Between The Covers" 4:00 pm

Thursday, October 3rd

Artist Jessica Rath on her Kickstarter Campaign 12:00 pm

Monday, October 14th

Book Launch for David Tompkins 4:00 pm

Monday, October 21st

Coordinated Outreach & Organizational Collaboration Discussion 2:30 pm

Wednesday, October 23rd

Eric Carlson '66-Social Entrepreneurship - The Next New Thing 4:30 pm

Thursday, October 31st

Halloween Films 8:30 am

November 2013

Tuesday, November 5th

Health Internship Panel 7:00 pm

Wednesday, November 6th

Nat Case '88 - The Voice of Reference Maps 4:30 pm

Monday, November 11th

PHIL 100 Speeches 1:50 pm

Tuesday, November 12th

Close Looks: Books and Films... 4:00 pm

Wednesday, November 13th

PHIL 100 Speeches 1:50 pm

Friday, November 15th

PHIL 100 Speeches 2:20 pm

Monday, November 18th

PHIL 100 Speeches 1:50 pm

Wednesday, November 20th

Latin Investiture 12:30 pm

January 2014

Thursday, January 9th

Question Reading Grp: Should you be allowed to sell your body (parts)? 4:30 pm

Monday, January 13th

Betweem Democracy & Authoritarianism: Middle East after Arab Spring 7:00 pm

Tuesday, January 14th

Sustainable Investing and College Endowments 12:00 pm
Professor Debora Shuger - Censorship and Cultural Sensibility 4:00 pm

Thursday, January 23rd

The Chinese Dream: Prospects & Challenges for Reform under Xi Jinping 5:00 pm

Saturday, January 25th

"Monsters and Monstrosity in Classical Antiquity" 3:00 pm

February 2014

Tuesday, February 11th

Anne Patrick: Pope Francis-Prospects for Women in the Catholic Church 12:00 pm

Wednesday, February 12th

Latin American Studies OCS Returnee Event 4:30 pm

Thursday, February 13th

Julie Ellison: Happy Graduation!: 'Gap Alums' and Civic Engagement 12:00 pm
CSA Candidate Debate 7:00 pm

Saturday, February 15th

Explore Summer Opportunities in China 2:00 pm

Thursday, February 20th

Reflections: What Matters to Me & Why 12:00 pm

Friday, February 21st

Wynia Memorial Lecture - Claudio Holzner 4:30 pm

Tuesday, February 25th

Partners in Health - Jon Shaffer 7:00 pm
Jacob Howland: Cosmos and Philosophy in Plato and the Bible 7:30 pm

Wednesday, February 26th

Agricultural Sustainability: Comparing the U.S. and China 7:00 pm

Thursday, February 27th

March 2014

Tuesday, March 4th

Public Health: Transplant Ethics 12:00 pm

Thursday, March 6th

Careers with Foreign Language and Culture: Alumni Panel 4:30 pm
Student Reception: Behavioral Economics Exhibit 7:30 pm

April 2014

Friday, April 11th

Humanities Center Spring Dialogos: Varieties of Public Humanities II 3:45 pm

Monday, April 14th

SAC/Forum Office Crawl - Gould Library 2:00 pm

Wednesday, April 16th

John Haseman: The Military in American Society 7:00 pm

Monday, April 21st

Beverly Bell: Charity vs. Justice Models of Aid 7:00 pm

Tuesday, April 22nd

Eva Brann: Momentary Morality and Extended Ethics 7:30 pm

Wednesday, April 23rd

Pathways in the Humanities: Professor Stories 5:00 pm

Thursday, April 24th

Thomas Buchmueller -The Affordable Care Act: 2014 and Beyond 4:00 pm

Saturday, April 26th

Foro Latinoamericano 2014: 8:00 am

May 2014

Thursday, May 1st

Student-Faculty Collaborative Research in Humanities: Burma & Beyond 12:00 pm
Latin American Studies Comps Talks 5:00 pm

Friday, May 2nd

Director of Academic Technology Interview Open Session & Presentation 3:00 pm

Tuesday, May 6th

Spanish Comps 4:30 pm

Wednesday, May 7th

Spanish Comps 4:30 pm

Thursday, May 8th

Cog Sci Comps Presentations 11:30 am
Spanish Comps 4:30 pm

Monday, May 12th

Alan Pauls - Christopher Light Lecture 5:00 pm

Tuesday, May 13th

T.J. McKenzie: An Intersectional Environmental Justice 12:00 pm

Thursday, May 15th

Cog Sci Comps Presentations 11:30 am

Wednesday, May 21st

Reading by D.J. Waldie from "Holy Land: A Suburban Memoir" 4:30 pm

Thursday, May 22nd

Cog Sci Comps Presentations 11:30 am

Tuesday, May 27th

History 307 Poster Session 11:45 am

Thursday, May 29th

Survey Methodologies in Remote Locales:

June 2014

Friday, June 6th

Student Books 10:30 am

September 2014

Tuesday, September 23rd

Poetry Reading by Stephen Kampa '05 4:00 pm

October 2014

Wednesday, October 8th

Professor Paul Dosh '96 4:30 pm

Thursday, October 9th

Dr. Norma Cantú, A Chicana Testimonio: The US-Mexico Border 4:30 pm

Thursday, October 16th

K. Tudor Silva: Ethnicity in Postwar Sri Lanka 7:30 pm

Thursday, October 23rd

Reproducing Belonging in the Shadow of the Leviathan 12:00 pm

Monday, October 27th

Religion & Authoritarianism: Cooperation, Conflict & the Consequences 4:30 pm

November 2014

Tuesday, November 4th

Phoebe Wilmot: What Matters To Me and Why 12:00 pm

Tuesday, November 11th

Dani Kohen: What Matters To Me and Why 12:00 pm

Wednesday, November 12th

Political Science Comps Poster Presentation 4:30 pm

March 2018

Thursday, March 8th

'Secrets of the Libe' Tour 12:00 pm

May 2019

Wednesday, May 15th

Annual Off-Campus Studies Photo Contest Winners begins (through Aug. 16)

August 2019

Friday, August 16th

Annual Off-Campus Studies Photo Contest Winners ends

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