Clifford Geertz Commemorative Lecture
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Glifford Geertz Commemorative Lecture - "Settler Colonialism Observed: Palestine's Alter-natives"
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Glifford Geertz Commemorative Lecture - "Settler Colonialism Observed: Palestine's Alter-natives"
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This talk explores air as the material space surrounding an artwork - its "Milieu," "Umgebung" and "Umwelt." It takes as its starting point evocations of air within and without an artwork, thus, evocations that cut across the separate realms of ref
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This panel will offer the opportunity to discuss the recent unrest in Iran from a range of perspectives rooted in various socio-economic and political fields. In order to better understand the situation, scholars from diverse disciplinary backgrounds w
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This February 14, 2018, we invite you to a 200th birthday party for Frederick Douglass. Campus and local community members are invited to enjoy some birthday cake and help transcribe the records of the Freedmen’s Bureau, a bureau established after th
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Andrew Sue-Ako ’10 (Chemical Engineering) is a Patent Examiner for the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). This discussion will provide unique insight into the world of patents and the various roles that scientists of all backgrounds can take i
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Iron(III)-Catalyzed Carbonyl-Olefin Metathesis and Oxygen Atom Transfer