Oct 5, 2000
Lafayette Presents a Series of Brown-Bag Lunch Presentations on “Election 2000”
The Chaplain’s Office at Lafayette has announced a weekly brown-bag lunch series to shed light on the upcoming presidential election. The events, scheduled…
The Chaplain’s Office at Lafayette has announced a weekly brown-bag lunch series to shed light on the upcoming presidential election. The events, scheduled…
Posted Oct. 5, 2000 Susan A. Basow, Charles A. Dana Professor of Psychology (coauthor Kelly Johnson). “Predictors of Homophobia in Female College Students…
G. Terry Madonna, director of the Millersville State University Election Polling Institute, will speak on “The 2000 Presidential Election: How to Think…
Beth Glazier-McDonald, former scholar-in-residence at Congregation Keneseth Israel in Allentown, Pa., and current associate professor of religion at Centre…
Philadelphia dancer-choreographer Rennie Harris will present Rome & Jewels, his much-praised adaptation of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet and Broadway…
Fish skins are the medium for sculptor Carol Hepper’s exhibition Reverse Osmosis which will be showing in Lafayette’s Williams Center Gallery from Oct…
Carolee Campbell, a fine-book printer from Sherman Oaks, Calif., will present a slide lecture on “The Handmade Book: Concept to Completion,” at 4:30 p…
Albert Breton of the University of Toronto, the leading Canadian economist of his generation, will deliver the first of this year’s John M. Olin Lectures…
One of the world’s most distinguished and accomplished journalists, New York Times foreign affairs columnist Thomas L. Friedman, a two-time Pulitzer Prize…
Christine Herbes Sommers, senior producer at WGBH-TV, Boston, will speak on documentary film and the making of A Biography of America at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday…