TAN presents Jeng Yi, Korean Percussion and Dance Ensembl
The group performs an exciting repertoire of original compositio
ns and traditional pieces.
Free concert, everyone welcome.
For more inf
ormation, visit www.uoguelph.ca/sofam/events
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National Center for Academic Transformation Session
Private Event, Atrium closes to the public at 3:30pm and reopen
s at 6:30pm.
Set up begins at 3:30pm. Event is 4:30-6:30pm.
Centre for Scottish Studies presents Alice Glaze (Guelph), "Sex andthe (early modern) City"
Free to attend and all are welcome! Please RSVP to help coordina
te space and catering at
scottish@uoguelph.ca or www.facebook.com/scottish
studies/events
SOLAL presents Spanish Cinema "flores de otro mundo"
Free Entrance. Spanish with english subtitles.
Offered by Hisp
anic Studies in collaboration with the Embassy of Spain.
10th Annual The Guelph Lecture On Being Canadian with Henry Mintzber t "Rebalancing Society, Canada as a Model?"
Music by Sarah Neufeld of Arcade Fire & Bell Orchestre. LiteraryGuest Eleanor Wachtel.
Tickets available by calling 519-763-3000, or 1-8
77-520-2408 or visiting riverrun.ca
For more information visit guelphlectu
re.ca
Revolutionary History & Factional Rivalry in Iran: Amir Kholdi at MESS
This week the Middle East Scholars Society presents Dr. Amir Shahram Kholdi, Visiting Assistant Professor, Western University, speaking on: "Fighting over the Past for the Sake of the Present: Revolutionary History and Factional Rivalry in the Islamic Republic of Iran"
MESS talks take place 5:30 - 7:00 pm in MacKinnon 313. All welcome!
TAN presents Problems with Love
Songs by Canadian composers such as James Rolfe, Jose Evangelis ta and Emily Doolittle with poignant and funny reminders of the depth of lov e. Performed by Patricia Green, mezzo-soprano, and Stephen Runge, piano. Free concert, everyone welcome. For more information, visit www.uoguel ph.ca/sofam/events