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Calendar Highlights: Commencement countdown, May 13, 2013
The entire SMU community is preparing for Commencement 2013. Here is a look at some of the big events: May 17-18: Class of 1963 Reunion. The newest Golden Mustangs celebrate 50 years. May 17: Baccalaureate Service and Rotunda Recessional, 8 p.m., McFarlin … Continue reading
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Tagged academic calendar, academic ceremonies, Baccalaureate, Class of 1963, Commencement, Commencement speaker, Kay Bailey Hutchison, reunions, Rotunda Recessional
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Former Colombia president Álvaro Uribe delivers Tate Lecture May 7
The 58th President of Colombia, Álvaro Uribe, visits SMU Tuesday, May 7 for the last lecture of the 2012-13 Tate Distinguished Lecture Series. He will give the Willis M. Tate Lecture at 8 p.m. in McFarlin Auditorium. The 2013-14 Tate Lecture … Continue reading
Calendar Highlights: May 6, 2013
Summer is nearly here — the end of Spring 2013 (and another semester) at a glance: May 6: Last day of instruction May 7: Reading Day May 8-14: Examinations (no exams scheduled for Sunday) May 16-31: May Term 2013 for … Continue reading
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Tagged Álvaro Uribe, Commencement, Friends of the SMU Libraries, Guildhall at SMU, Hugh Aynesworth, Memorial Day, SMU-in-Taos, Tate Lecture Series, Tate Lecture Series Student Forum
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A new Rite of Spring for Meadows Dance Concert April 12-14
A new interpretation of The Rite of Spring by choreographer Joost Vroenraets will premiere at SMU’s 2013 Spring Dance Concert. Vroenraet’s 21st-century adaptation, plus three other works, will be performed by the Meadows Dance Ensemble of SMU’s Meadows School of the Arts. The … Continue reading
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Calendar Highlights: April 10, 2013
Percussion double feature: Indonesian master musician Ade Suparman performs with the Meadows Percussion Ensemble and World Music Ensemble at noon Wednesday, April 10, as part of the Expanding Your Horizons Brown Bag Concert Series. It serves as a preview for the Percussion Ensemble Spring … Continue reading
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Tagged Ade Suparman, Afternoon Gallery Talks, Akira Sato, Andrés Díaz, Buddy Mohmed, Chris Jenkins, Dedman School of Law, Dr. Lane Harder, Jamal Mohamed, JamPact, Jeffery Kahn, José Bowen, Kim Corbet, Martin Rico, Martin Rico and his Circle, Meadows Percussion Ensemble, Meadows World Music Ensemble, Michael Lewis, Naureen Shah, Nicole Atzbach, Percussion Ensemble Spring Concert, Rhonda Blair, Robert Howell, Thomas Mayo, Willard Spiegelman
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Sports: Golf hosts DAC/SMU Invitational, Tennis on a winning streak
DAC/SMU Invitational: SMU women’s golf is hosting the 2013 Dallas Athletic Club/Southern Methodist University Invitational this weekend, April 5-7. The 15 teams in the tournament will play 54 holes over three days, 18 holes a day. Six of the teams … Continue reading
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Tagged Caitlin Keen, Dallas Athletic Club, GolfWeek, Helena Perez, Intercollegiate Tennis Association, Karoline Skatteboe, mean green invitational, men's tennis, track and field, women's golf
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Calendar Highlights: April 4, 2013
Gilbert Lecture Series: The Department of English presents a lecture on Zimbabwean writer NoViolet Bulawayo by Elizabeth Tshele on Thursday, April 4. Tshele, herself born and raised in Zimbabwe, earned her M.A. from SMU in 2007. She will also read from her … Continue reading
Sports: Men’s Swimming at 2013 NCAA National Championship
NCAA National Championship: SMU men’s swimming is in Indianapolis March 28-30 for the Division I NCAA National Championship meet. There are around 30 teams competing, and you can follow the Mustangs’ progress online. The women have already competed in their NCAA … Continue reading
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Tagged men's swimming and diving, men's tennis, NCAA National Championship, Samuell Grand Tennis Center, student recruitment, Westcott Field, women's soccer
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Calendar Highlights: March 27, 2013
Stanton Sharp Lecture: The Clements Department of History presents “‘The Hispanic Challenge’ and the ‘Mexicanization’ of America” by Neil Foley, SMU’s Robert and Nancy Dedman Chair in History. Foley will focus on the rapid increase in the Hispanic population since the 1980s and … Continue reading
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Tagged Clements Department of History, Comini Lecture Series, French Film Festival, Neil Foley, Stanton Sharp Lectures, Susan Verdi Webster
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