Thursday, October 25

• 12:30 PM Dim Sum Lunch Talk: “Young Thinkers and Social Change in Late Qing China”
•   BUCH Fellows' Seminar: Paul Katsafanas
• 1:00 PM Understanding and Complying with the NIH Public Access Policy
• 4:00 PM In Your Face Politics: Television and the Intensification of Political Emotions
• 5:15 PM Lowell Lecture: "Reflections on Civility and Political Discourse during an Election Year"
• 6:00 PM The Maya Mystery of 2012: End of Time or Endless Time?
•   Musicologist and Historian Philip Gossett
• 7:30 PM Multilateral Trading System: Strengths and Challenges for Least Developed Countries

Friday, October 26

• 12:00 PM Biophysics/Condensed Matter Seminar
• 12:15 PM East Asian Archaeology Forum Lecture
• 1:45 PM “From Neurodevelopment to Alzheimer's Disease: Functions of DISC1 and APP in the Nervous System”
•   1L Career Conference
• 3:00 PM MSE Colloquium: Mike Manfra, Purdue University
•   CISE Seminar: Marco Pavone, Stanford University
• 5:00 PM Benedict Lectures: Virtue and the Rule of Law in Plato and Beyond
• 6:00 PM On Sincerity Opening Reception

Monday, October 29

• 10:00 AM Sam Watters: Gardens for a Beautiful America
Photographs by Frances Benjamin Johnston
• 12:45 PM A Celebration of the Publication of The Supreme Court and the Fourth Amendment's Exclusionary Rule by Tracey Maclin, Professor of Law
• 4:00 PM Chemistry Colloquium: Professor Michael Haley, University of Oregon
• 7:00 PM 1001 Wells for Darfur Lecture from Dr. El-Baz
•   **POSTPONED** In Contemporary Writings: Open Heart

Tuesday, October 30

• 2:00 PM American & New England Studies Dissertation Defense of Michael Civille
• 3:30 PM Physics Colloquium
• 5:00 PM "The 'Real People:' Race, Class, Ethnicity, and Politics of Preservation in Gentrifying Neighborhoods"

Wednesday, October 31

• 12:00 PM Advancing the Study of Human Origins: New data from Wonderwerk Cave and Bestwood Farm, South Africa