Nov 18, 2004
Students, Professors Will Discuss “Virtually Religion” Friday
Professors and students will discuss “Virtual Religion and Customs: the Effects of Globalization and Information Technology on Traditional Religious Practices…
Professors and students will discuss “Virtual Religion and Customs: the Effects of Globalization and Information Technology on Traditional Religious Practices…
Tom Breslauer will speak about his experience in the Holocaust 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Hillel House. Free pizza will be served at the event, sponsored…
Throughout the ages in the Dagara nation within Ghana, women were forbidden to play the gyil, one of the many kinds of West African marimbas. Valerie Naranjo…
After spending ten months abroad as chief legal adviser to the U.S. Army General in charge of Afghan reconstruction, Lieutenant Colonel Platte Moring will…
Testing students’ skill and athleticism, Spirit Week 2004 includes many events and activities to build enthusiasm and anticipation for Saturday’s annual…
Few choreographers have captured the essence of Latin social dance in such exciting ways as Bessie Award-winning Merián Soto. Her visionary fusion of…
Gilbert’s will host a new Lafayette Activities Forum event tonight, Fall Fest, “a full night of fun with live music, cash prizes, and free apple cider…
Stephen Whitfield, Max Richter Professor of American Civilization, will give a lecture titled “An Appreciation of American Jewish Humor” 8 p.m. Monday…
Werner Haas, professor emeritus of Germanic languages and literatures at Ohio State University, will speak on the resistance movement within the German…
Jonathan David Farley, this year’s recipient of the Harvard Foundation’s Distinguished Scientist Award, will speak on “How to Destroy Enemies and Manipulate…