ASTRA and Imageo arts presents Science Moves: an experiment with scientists
Tuesday May 29th, 2012 7:00pm to 9:00pm
Guelph Youth Music Centre, 75 Cardigan Street, Guelph
ADMISSION IS FREE (with donations gratefully accepted)
News
University of Guelph Chamber Choir Places 3rd at the Mosbach International Choir Competition in Germany
The University of Guelph Chamber choir, conducted by Professor Marta McCarthy, placed 3rd overall at the Mosbach International Choir Competition in Germany. The Chamber Choir was the only choir from North America invited to attend and compete. Congratulations to them for their remarkable acheivement!
SOLAL: The Secret to Learning Languages
Tips from the polyglots: Find out how your brain works. An article written by Colleen Ross
Read article here
SOLAL: The Benefits of Bilingualism
Speaking two languages rather than just one has obvious practical benefits in a increasingly globalized world.
See full article here
SOLAL: The Benefits of Bilingualism
Speaking two languages rather than just one has obvious practical benefits in a increasingly globalized world.
See full article here
History: Globe & Mail: Dr. Jacqueline Murray on the Recent Sex-Trade Worker Ruling
An opinion piece by history professor Jacqueline Murray about Monday’s Ontario Court of Appeal decision regarding sex-trade workers appears today in the Globe and Mail. Murray, the director of the First-Year Seminars program, is a medieval historian whose research focuses on sex, sexuality and gender. Her op-ed article discusses examines the history of the sex-trade industry and the legalization of brothels. The Ontario Court of Appeal ruled that many sections of Canada’s criminal code violated the rights of sex-trade workers.
Globe & Mail: Dr. Jacqueline Murray on the Recent Sex-Trade Worker Ruling
An opinion piece by history professor Jacqueline Murray about Monday’s Ontario Court of Appeal decision regarding sex-trade workers appears today in the Globe and Mail. Murray, the director of the First-Year Seminars program, is a medieval historian whose research focuses on sex, sexuality and gender. Her op-ed article discusses examines the history of the sex-trade industry and the legalization of brothels. The Ontario Court of Appeal ruled that many sections of Canada’s criminal code violated the rights of sex-trade workers.
University of Guelph Ensemble Concerts
Shenkman Lecture in Contemporary Art & MFA Open Studios
MFA Open Studios 1-5pm & 7-9pm at Blackwood Hall, Firehall, Alexander Hall
Shenkman Lecture in Contemporary Art with Briish installation artist Mike Nelson 6-7pm at War Memorial Hall
For more information visit www.uoguelph.ca/sofam/shenkman
University of Guelph Choirs present Homecoming: The Afro-Celtic Connectin
With Special Guest Daniel Payne
Marta McCarthy, Conductor
Saturday March 10, 2012 at 8pm
Harcourt United Church, 87 Dean Ave, Guelph
General Admission $10