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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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Calendar Highlights: Jan. 29, 2013
From Print to Icon/Icon to Print: On Thursday, Jan. 31, the Comini Lecture Series will explore the visual connections and identity of Mount Sinai and the Monastery of St. Catherine. During the 16th century, images and print media helped to promote … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Smith Auditorium, Caruth Auditorium, Comini Lecture Series, For the Soul of Mankind, In Uncertain Times, Kristine M. Larison, Meadows Concerto Competition, Meadows Museum, Meadows Symphony Orchestra, Melvin Leffler, Mount Sinai, SMU Center for Presidential History
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Calendar Highlights: Oct. 15, 2012
Comini Lecture: The Meadows School of the Arts presents Dana Leibsohn, Priscilla van der Poel Professor of Art of Smith College, in the Comini Lecture Series on Thursday, Oct. 18. Leibsohn will focus on the work of Antonio de Margo contemporary conceptions of style and materiality to … Continue reading
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Tagged Comini Lecture Series, Dana Leibsohn, Diva Dolce, Embrey Human Rights Program, James A. Baker III, Lillian Ball, Meadows Chorale, Meadows Concert Choir, Meadows Symphony Orchestra, Medal of Freedom, The Boulevard, Tower Center for Political Studies, Visiting Artist Lecture Series
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