The Reconstruction of Proto-Indo-European Syllable Structure: Applying Synchronic Theory within Diachronic Linguistics
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Linguistics Program, UK
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Award-winning Play on Eugene O’Neill’s Passion for Love, Career Premieres in Lexington
"The Passions of Eugene Gladstone O'Neill" won the biennial Prize for Women Playwrights from the Kentucky Women Writers Conference, and will be presented later this month.
Organic Chemistry Seminar
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The following students will presenting seminars:
Minakshi Bhardwaj - Hydroaminations of Olefins
Soledad Yao - Post Synthetic Modification of Metal-Organic Frameworks
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CP-137
A Glimpse of Ancient Mexico: Writings of the Aztecs, Mixtecs, and Maya
An exhibit about Mayan and Aztec writings and paitings. Full of color and unique designs come check it out at Willy T's entrance towards Rose Street. The exhibit will be there until December 21st.
Ven a ver estas pinturas y escrituras de los antiguos Mayas y Aztecas. No te pierdas esta colorífica exhibición en la entrada de Willy T. con Rose Street. La exhibición estará disponible hasta el 21 de diciembre.
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Rose Street Entrance to Young Library
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Temples in Diaspora: Religiosity, Urban Space and the Construction of Consilience in Tamil Toronto
Followed by gathering at Pazzos
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Lafferty Hall 213
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Western and Indigenous Knowledges in Intercultural Education in Ecuador
Followed by gathering at Pazzos.
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Lafferty Hall
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Biology Seminar "Estimating Diversification Times: An Exploration of Fungi"
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116 THM
Interactive Colloquium on African American Rhetoric/Book Presentation
Come share in the discussion about the first full-length compendium of African American Rhetoric that covers the longue duree of Black life in America.
Featuring such topics as feminisms and literary legacies, radio disc jockeys and queer histories, politics, philosophies and more, this colloquium is sure to be a great start to the school year!
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Niles Gallery
US Domestic Surveillance is Enough to Make China Blush
The revelations this past weekend concerning the extent of the NSA's abilities have been disturbing to say the least (ProPublica, The Guardian, NY Times). On top of its ability to record massive amounts of internet traffic for its own review, new reports indicate the government has, for at least the past decade, paid companies covertly for privileged "backdoor access" into their systems and encryption standards. In practice, this means secure communications with banks, email, and other websites are all likely easily readable by the NSA, and many or all commercial encryption products do not protect against government eyes. While this possibility has been known for some time and asserted by many conspiracy theorists, these reports present credible evidence that the NSA actually engages in this behavior.
Undergraduate Pizza Lunch (for Prospective Physics Majors/Minors)
Come meet and eat with Physics faculty and majors! Learn about our revamped minor, small classes, and paid research opportunities! Various faculty, including the Department Chair and the Director of Undergraduate Studies will give a short overview of the physics program and be available for informal advising.
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Chem-Phys Bldg Rm 179