First Year Biology Interdisciplinary Project Poster Sessions
Science Complex Atrium and Second Cup remain open.
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Thursday At Noon Concert Series presents Paraguay Primeval - Music b y Carol Ann Weaver and Rebecca Campbell
Free Concert, Everyone welcome.
For more information, visit
http://www.uoguelph.ca/sofam/events
SoLaL International Cinema: L'auberge espagnole
L’auberge espagnole (France)
Directed by Cédric Klapisch
Romain Duris, Judith Godrèche, Audrey Tatou, Cécile de France, Audrey Reilly
As part of a promised job, 20 something year old French student Xavier
signs on to a European exchange program in order to gain working
knowledge of the Spanish language. With every intention of staying in
close contact with her, he bids his girlfriend adieu and heads to Barcelona.
Engineering With a Global Mind: Building Connections
Set up begins at 6pm. Private event starting at 7pm.
SETS presents '1984: Room 101'
Tickets $8 (MTW); $10 (ThFS)
Available in advance from Massey
Hall room 109 (9am-12 noon) or by calling 519-824-4120 x53147 or at the door
SOLAL International Cinema Series Presents L'auberge Espangnole
Free entrance, Everyone is welcome. Light refreshments served.
nSpanish with English subtitles.
The Ethics and Politics of Food presents "The Causes of Food Riots i n Haiti and Cameroon: Empirical Evidence and accounts from the 2008 food pro tests"
Presentation by Lauren Sneyd (PhD candidate Geography), Jennife
r Vansteenkiste (Phd candidate Geography) and Evan Fraser, Phd, Departmentof Geography
Light lunch served.
For details and to reserve a spot, emai
l Monique Deveaux, Department of Philosophy, mdeveaux@uoguelph.ca
Art History Speaker Series presents Dr. Keri Cronin 'Can't You Talk?': Voice, Agency, and Art in Animal Advocacy, 1875-1914
Reception to follow talk. Everyone Welcome.
SETS presents '1984: Room 101'
Tickets $8 (MTW); $10 (ThFS)
Available in advance from MasseyHall room 109 (9am-12 noon) or by calling 519-824-4120 x53147 or at the doo
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