Feb. 18: Visiting Writers Series Presents Poet Mark Irwin — Irwin’s books include Tall If, Bright Hunger, White City, and Always.
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Feb. 22: Dr. Bonnie Lynne-Sherow: "The Mythological Power of the Family Farm." State of the Rockies Speaker Series — The final lecture in the 2010 State of the Rockies Speaker Series: Food and Agriculture in the Rockies, will feature Dr. Bonnie Lynn-Sherow, associate professor of history at Kansas State University.
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Feb. 25: The J. Glenn and Ursula Gray Memorial Lecture in Philosophy: "Race and Liberalism" — Charles W. Mills from Northwestern University, one of the leading scholars of the philosophy of race and gender, speaks on "Race and Liberalism."
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CC Alumni in the News
Gregor Robertson '86, mayor of Vancouver, is profiled in the Mail and Globe http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/the-green-mayor-goes-for-gold/article1441720/ Kim Lopez-Walters '88 of Godiva Coffee is featured in a video on "The View From the Bay. "http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/story?section=view_from_the_bay/food_wine&id=7216980 Jane Lubchenco '69 discusses how climate change is affecting the ocean on "EarthSky." http://www.earthsky.org/interviewpost/water/jane-lubchenco-climate-change-affecting-oceansMarc Webb '96, director of the hit film "(500) Days of Summer" as well as several major music videos, moves to the film-industry big time with the directing job for "Spider-Man 4." New Vancouver, B.C. Mayor Gregor Robertson '86 is profiled in The Globe and Mail about being the next host of the Olympic Games. William J. Hybl '64 was elected to the national board of Big Brothers Big Sisters America. |
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