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Young and Female in the U.S. Army
Kayla Williams, former sergeant and Arabic linguist in an Army intelligence unit, will give a talk called “Love My Rifle More Than You: Young and Female in the U.S. Army” on Mon., Feb. 6th, at 7pm in the Irvin L. … Continue reading
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Tagged army, articles, authors, blogs, books, databases, federal government, gender, government info, lectures. web sites, memoirs, military, servicewomen, veterans, video, women in the military, women soldiers
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“Enrique’s Journey” talk Nov. 28
Sonia Nazario will talk about Enrique’s Journey: The Story of Boy’s Dangerous Odyssey to Reunite with his Mother on Monday, November 28th, at 7 p.m. in the Young Auditorium. It’s the last fall 2011 Contemporary Issues Lecture. From the lecture … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, books, campus/community reading initiative, contemporary issues lecture series, lectures
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Fighting Islamophobia & Understanding Muslims, M Nov 7
Reza Aslan will talk about Ten Years Later: Fighting Islamophobia and Understanding Muslims on Monday, November 7th, at 7 p.m. in the Young Auditorium. It’s the second fall 2011 Contemporary Issues Lecture. Aslan’s international bestseller No god but God: The … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, books, contemporary issues, diversity, Islam, lectures, muslims, religions
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Wisconsin Politics lecture W Apr 13
Former state assemblyperson and state senator and current UW-Milwaukee professor of governmental affairs Mordecai Lee will present “Trying to Understand Wisconsin Politics, circa spring 2011″ as the UWW Political Science Dept.’s 26th annual Kyle Lecture on Wed., Apr. 13th, at … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, Kyle Lecture, lectures, political science, wisconsin
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Did you miss McKibben’s talk on 350??
Bill McKibben, American environmentalist and writer who founded 350.org, spoke about 350: The Most Important Number in the World on Tues., Apr. 5, at the Irvin L. Young Auditorium. It was the last Spring 2011 Contemporary Issues Lecture sponsored by … Continue reading
Andrew Bacevich @UWW Mar 14
Andrew Bacevich, professor of international relations and history at Boston University, will talk about The limits of power: The end of American exceptionalism on Mon., Mar. 14, at 7pm in the Irvin L. Young Auditorium. It’s the second Spring 2011 … Continue reading
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Tagged armed forces, articles, authors, books, databases, empire, exceptionalism, foreign policy, lectures, military, power
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Darwin Day!
Celebrate the 13th annual Darwin Day on Thurs., Feb. 10th. First take a bite of the “world’s largest edible tree of life” in the Hyland Hall atrium at 5:30pm, and then feed your minds listening to Jerry Coyne, professor of … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, authors, books, Darwin Day, evolution, lectures
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Jeff Chang @UWW Feb 7
Jeff Chang, journalist and music critic, will talk about “Who We Be: The Colonization of America” on Mon., Feb. 7, at 7pm in the Irvin L. Young Auditorium. It’s the first Spring 2011 Contemporary Issues Lecture, sponsored by the College … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, authors, books, databases, hip hop, lectures, politics
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Isaac Asimov
Jan. 2nd is the anniversary of Isaac Asimov’s birth in 1920. He’s one of my favorite authors of science fiction, but he wrote nonfiction books for adults and youth too before he passed away in 1992. A search for asimov … Continue reading
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Tagged anniversaries, audio files, authors, books, fun stuff, moves, movies, science fiction
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Ta-Nehisi Coates Race in America talk 11/29
Ta-Nehisi Coates, senior editor for The Atlantic, will talk about “The Beautiful Struggle and Changing Meanings of Race in America” on Mon., Nov. 29, @7pm in the Irvin L. Young Auditorium. This Campus/Community Reading Initiative is also the last fall … Continue reading
