Oct 31, 2001
Kofi Anyidoho Will Speak on “The Heritage of African Literatures” Tomorrow
Kofi Anyidoho, Ford Foundation Writer-in-Residence at the Columbia University Center for Comparative Literature and Society, will speak on “The Heritage…
Kofi Anyidoho, Ford Foundation Writer-in-Residence at the Columbia University Center for Comparative Literature and Society, will speak on “The Heritage…
College President Arthur J. Rothkopf ’55 will talk about “Calming Your Fears: The Truth about Flying” noon-1 p.m. Friday in Interfaith Chapel, Hogg Hall…
Lafayette’s Office of Public Safety has taken several steps to increase the College’s preparedness to respond to emergencies and ensure the safety of the…
Hillel Society invites the campus community to attend the following events: 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 2: Sabbath dinner begins promptly at the Hillel House,…
Applications to participate in the ninth annual Fringe festival are due Monday in the offices of Michael O’Neill, director of College Theater, Williams…
Three faculty members will speak at a symposium on the topic of evil 7 p.m. today in the Kirby Hall of Civil Rights auditorium. A reception will follow…
Gladstone (Fluney) Hutchinson, dean of studies, will lead a “Phire Pside Chat” discussion on “How to Make a Good College Great and How the Greek System…
The historical significance and pioneering form of the Hershey Ice Arena in Hershey, Pa., will be the topic of a lecture by Edmond Saliklis, assistant…
The Chorduroys, Lafayette’s male a cappella group, will debut new songs at a concert 9 p.m. tomorrow in Gilbert’s. The group will hold its final campus…
Amy S. Van Epps ’91 will talk about “Engineering Students and Information Strategies” noon Friday, Nov. 2, in Skillman Library room 217. The event is free…