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Calendar
of First Year Program Events
1999-2000 |
FYP Events
Fall Semester
| Date |
Time |
Place |
Event |
| August 30 |
7:00 |
Hanselman |
Ice Cream Social |
| September 7 |
7:30 PM |
Hanselman |
Program introduction and film, Chocolat. |
| September 13 |
4:30 PM |
Haberlin 103 |
Presentation by Fae Myenne Ng, author of Bone
(Open to the public) |
| September 21 |
7:00 PM |
Hogan Ballroom |
Poetry reading and film on Sarajevo. Ferida Durakovic
and Phil Alden Robinson |
| September 28 |
7:30 PM |
Hanselman |
Film: A Passage to India (Air conditioning provided!) |
| Ocotber 14 |
7:30 PM |
Hogan Ballroom |
David W. Blight on Frederick Douglass (Open to the
public) |
| October 20 |
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Edith Stein: Jew, Catholic, Saint. Panel Discussion
sponsored by the Center of Interdisciplinary and Special
Studies |
| November 4 |
8:00 PM |
Fenwick Theater |
The Adding Machine. Including meeting with the director
and cast following the performance |
| November |
7:00 PM |
Haberlin 103 |
Panel Discussion on Marx. Discussants: Professors
Noel Cary, Aldo Lauria-Santiago, and Karsten Stueber |
Spring Semester
January 18, Tuesday, 7:30
PM, The Forbidden Planet. Mandatory Event
January 31, Monday, 7:30
PM. George Lamming, ``The Pleasures of Exile'', Haberlin
103.Mandatory Event.
Tuesday, February 8, 4PM,
The Annual "Jose Marti Freedom and Struggle in the Americas
Lecture" by Prof. Ada Ferrer, Department of History,
New York University--Author of Insurgent Cuba: Race, Nation,
and Revolution, 1868-1898, Hogan 402.
February 22, Tuesday, 8
PM. ``Of Ebony Embers: Vignettes of the Harlem Renaissance'',
presented by the Core Ensemble. Mandatory Event.
February 29, Tuesday, 7:30
PM, FYP Academic Information Night.
March 16, Thursday, 7: 30
PM, Martha Nussbaum, Religion and Modernity Lecture
titled ``Feminist Internationalism: In Defense of
Universal Values''.
March 23, Thursday, 7 PM,
``The Tyranny of Evil'' and Peter Rosenblum of the
Human Rights Center at Harvard Law School. Mandatory Event.
March 30--April 3, FYP Film
Series on the Holocaust. Evenings in Hanselman.
April 7-9, Friday--Sunday,
FYP trip to Washington, D.C. Mandatory Event.
April 12, Wednesday, 4 PM.
Lawrence Langer. Haberlin 103, FYP only. ``Confronting
the Holocaust: Oral and Literary Witnessing'' Mandatory
Event.
April 12, Wednesday, 7:30
PM Lawrence Langer, Hogan Ballroom, Religion and Modernity
Lecture titled ``The Chosen People and the People Chosen:
Jewish Promise and Jewish Loss in the Paintings of Samuel
Bak.''
April 27, Thursday, 3:30-5:30
PM, Martha Minow, ``Between Vengeance and Forgiveness''
Hogan Ballroom. Mandatory Event.
May 2, Tuesday, FYP Year-end
banquet, Hogan Ballroom.
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