SOLAL Public Lecture Series presents Vilma Páez Pérez "The Teaching of Foreign languages in Cuba: A History of Challenge and Commitment"
Open to the public. Refreshments will be served.
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Art History Speaker Series presents Dr. Ronald Hawker "The Art and T imes of Charlie James"
Ronald Hawker is a faculty member of the Liberal Studies Departm
ent at the Alberta College of Art and Design, as well as author of Tales ofGhosts: First Nations Art in British Columbia 1922-1961 and Building on Des
ert Tides: Traditional Architecture of the Arabian Gulf.
Reception to foll
ow talk.
Pierre Trudeau & Quebec's Intellectuals: Max and Monique Memni Talk
The History Department is proud to present a talk by Max Nemni and Monique Nemni: "Pierre Elliot Trudeau and Quebec's Intellectuals"
History Department presents Max and Monique Nemni "Pierre Elliott Tr udeau and Quebec's Intellectuals"
For more information, contact Catherine Carstairs - ccarstai@uo
guelph.ca
Dia de los muertos
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A Communist View of the Artificiality of States: Amir Locker-Biletzki at MESS
This week the Middle East Scholars Society presents Amir Locker-Biletki, PhD candidate in the History Department speaking on "State and Communism: A Communist View on the One State Solution and the Artificiality of States in the Middle East"
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All Welcome!
SOLAL presents Día de los muertos (Day of the Dead)
La tradicional ofrenda mexicana del Día de los muertos (The Trad
itional Mexican Shrine to the Dead)
Everyone is welcome.
TAN presents San Agustin Duo
Dr. Emma Banfield, violin, and Diana Drumlavwalla, piano, pe rform works by Brahms, Joachim and Schumann. Free concert, everyone welc ome. For more information, visit www.uoguelph.ca/sofam/events
TAN presents San Agustin Duo
Dr. Emma Banfield, violin, and Diana Drumlavwalla, piano, pe
rform works by Brahms, Joachim and Schumann.
Free concert, everyone welc
ome.
For more information, visit www.uoguelph.ca/sofam/events