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Dr. Susan Nance - A Star is Born to Buck: The Codes, Commerce and C ontroversies of Rodeo's Bovine Athletes
Free Lecture
History professor, Dr. Susan Nance speaks as par
t of the The Campbell Centre for the Study of Animal Welfare
Cafe Scientifique - Dr. Rebecca Hallett
Natural does not mean environmental:
Assessing organic and con
ventional pesticides
CBS Festive Party
Atriuim and Second Cup close at 2pm
Signs required
Mic a
nd Stand ordered from TSS
the improvising eye: a symposium on improvisation and practice
10 Carden Street
1-3pm
Welcome with Ajay Heble, improvisingfilmmaking: Mauricio Martinez interviewed by Nicholas Loess, screening of
film: the improvising eye directed by Mauricio Martinez.
3-3:45pm
Dong-W
on Kim (Music, Wonkwang Digital University, Korea / Silk Road Ensemble) in
terviewed by Josh Pilzer (Faculty of Music, University of Toronto)
Private Event relocated from PCH.
Private Event relocated from PCH.
Requested by Maureen Mancusoand approved by Brenda Whiteside.
Signs to be posted on Friday Dec 10th a
m.
Office of Research Holiday Luncheon Relocated from PCH
Atrium and Second Cup closed to public from 11:45am to 2:00 pm
nLuncheon relocated to facilitate using PCH for final exams. As requested byMaureen Mancuso, and approved by Brenda Whiteside. Signs to be posted star
ting Monday December 6 am.
Fall 2010 Exams - Atrium Unavailable
No Bookings Allowed All Day
University of Guelph Contemporary Music Ensemble Performance
Free admission. Free parking in P23/24.
Come hear the end of Fall semester performance by the University of Guelph Contemporary Ensemble, Joe Sorbara, conductor.
Joe Sorbara, Conductor