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All Topics (October 15 through October 22)
Wednesday, October 15
- 12:00 PM BU Archaeology Brown Bag Lectures: “Applied Archaeology, Zooarchaeology, Genetics, and Landscape Reconstruction in the Arctic” by Catherine West
- 12:00 PM Sawyer Series: Commentary on "The Phoenix Century: Myths of Rebirth…" (Lecture)
- 3:00 PM Writing to Remember: Art in Difficult Times
- 4:00 PM Demystifying Pearl Harbor Diplomacy & Some Fictions Surrounding It: A Talk by Ambassador Takeo Iguchi
- 5:00 PM “William James Revisited: Pragmatic Approaches to Religion”
- 6:00 PM Slavic Voices: An Evening of Poetry and Music with Sylva Fischerova, Dzvinia Orlowsky, and Vera Pavlova
Thursday, October 16
- 2:00 PM "To lose without fighting? The US, China, Southeast Asia and the South China Sea"
- 4:00 PM Whither and Whence the Anthropology of Christianity? A Brief Report on the State of the Field
- 5:00 PM Shooting Science: What's the Big Idea?
Friday, October 17
- 11:00 AM UROP Symposium
- 12:00 PM Barack Obama and the Politics of Social Media for National Policy-Making
- 1:00 PM Galileo 450th Anniversary
- 3:00 PM Global Fridays Film Screening: Miral (2011) by Julian Schnabel
- 6:00 PM Boston/Moscow: Culture Knows No Borders, Needs No Visas
Sunday, October 19
- 3:00 PM Sert Sunday
Monday, October 20
- 12:00 PM Biology Department Weekly Seminar
- 5:00 PM Archaeology Lecture: The Institute for Field Research: A discussion about the IFR and field school opportunities
- 5:15 PM Black and Latino Coalitions from the 1960s to Today
Tuesday, October 21
- 3:30 PM Physics Colloquium
- 6:00 PM A Celebration of the 200th Anniversary of Mikhail Lermontov's Birth with the Rimsky-Korsakov String Quartet
- 7:00 PM Discoveries Lecture Series: Negotiating Agreement in Politics
Wednesday, October 22
- 12:00 PM Freshwater, Floods, Fish, and the Future of a Nation
- 12:00 PM Lunch Discussion Series: Trauma and Narrative from Turkish Prisons to American HIV Populations
- 4:00 PM Archaeology Lecture: "White Landscapes: Historical Archaeology in Antarctica” by Andrés Zarankin
- 5:00 PM Inventing the Klingons: Language and Galactic Politics