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Kant and the Same-Sex Marriage Debate
What Kant says about sex and marriage is often pilloried. But on November 19, Professor Christopher Arroyo of Providence College argued in his paper, “Can…
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Why the Air Force Academy needs Connections
A recent article in the Atlantic argues that Air Force Cadets need to balance their concentration in STEM fields with the study of the humanities…
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Gallery Opening: Goya & Beethoven Finding a Voice Out of Silence
November 19, 2014 This WIIH exhibition is curated by ARTH298: Impossible Monsters: Goya as Painter and Printmaker with musical examples selected by MUSC398: Beethoven. It…
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Jewish flavor principles as culinary ‘Midrash’: how texts and tastes shape Jewish cultural identity
Jonathan Brumberg-Kraus, Prof. of Religion presents the next Faculty Lunch Talk. Thurs., Nov. 13th, 12:30 pm, PDR. Read more…
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Justice and National Happiness
Professors Jennifer Wilson Mulnix (UMass-Dartmouth) and Michael J. Mulnix (Salem State) gave the first lecture in the Philosophy Department Colloquium series on Wednesday, November 5.…
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Piano Music of Beethoven and Granados
December 4, 2014 Visiting Artist Leslie Amper will present a solo piano recital in conjunction with the Wheaton Institute for the Interdisciplinary Humanities (WIIH) and…
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Anthropomorphism in dog owners: relationships to training and dog behavior
Kathy Morgan, Assoc. Prof. of Psychology presents the next Faculty Lunch Talk on Tues., Nov. 4 at 12:30 pm in PDR. Read more…
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The Midterm U.S. Senate elections are next week…who will win? What difference does it make?
Prof. Jay Goodman, Pol. Sc., explains factors that will determine the outcome of next week’s elections at the next Faculty Lunch Talk. Thurs., Oct. 30th,…
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Art, Politics, and the Environment in Zina Saro-Wiwa’s Port Harcourt Project
Featuring Amy Powell, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, Krannert Art Museum.
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Bangladesh a year and a half after the Rana Plaza disaster: joint liability and reforming the global garment industry
Prof. John Miller, Econ., discusses safety conditions following the tragic factory building collapse that killed 1139 Bangladeshi garment workers in 2013.
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Writers and their Influences: featuring B.K. Fischer, Michelle Hoover, and Masha Obolensky moderated by Jared Bowen
Poet B.K. Fischer, fiction writer Michelle Hoover and playwright Masha Obolensky will read from their works.
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