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Good reading, good giving: SMU books for 2012
From art, history and religion to sweet Texas cuisine and fiction, SMU’s 2012 book roundup offers a wide selection to satisfy the readers in your life. Treat yourself or those on your gift list to one of the current titles … Continue reading
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Tagged A. Azfar Moin, Afonso V, Andrés Blaisten Collection, Caroline Brettell, Cherri Gann, Collecting Spanish Art, Dedman College, Denise Gee, Dennis Ippolito, Dennis Simon, Diego Velázquez, Diego Velazquez: The Early Court Portraits, faculty books, faculty research, Jeffrey Engel, Joerg Rieger, José Bowen, Karl Kilinski II, Mark Chancey, Meadows Museum, Meadows School of the Arts, Modern Mexican Painting, Pamela Patton, Pastrana tapestries, Rebekah Miles, Ronald Wetherington, Shelette Stewart, Sherry L. Smith, Sherry Smith, SMU Centennial, staff books, student books, Sunday Eiselt, William P. Clements Department of History, Writer's Path
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Calendar Highlights: Oct. 1, 2012
Brown Bag Returns: The highly anticipated Brown Bag Dance Series returns on Monday, Oct. 1. The Meadows School of Art Division of Dance will perform at lunchtime daily through Friday, Oct. 5. The performances include 10-15 of original ballet, modern and … Continue reading
Dennis Simon speaks on civil rights movement’s 50th anniversary
Maguire Public Scholar and SMU Professor of Political Science Dennis Simon will give a lecture on the 50th anniversary of several landmark events in the civil rights movement and the present-day role of race in American politics on Monday, Oct. 1, 2012. “The … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Simon, free events, lecture programs, Maguire Center for Ethics and Public Responsibility, Maguire Public Scholar Lecture, McFarlin Auditorium
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Living the dream: SMU celebrates MLK Day 2012 all week
SMU celebrates the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with Dream Week 2012 Jan. 16-19. Sponsored by the University’s Office of Multicultural Student Affairs, the annual observance features a variety of activities throughout the week, including opportunities for community … Continue reading
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Tagged Chaplain's Office, civil rights, community involvement, Daniel White Hodge, Day of Service, Dennis Simon, Embrey Human Rights Program, free events, free screenings, lecture programs, MLK Day, MLK Week, Multicultural Student Affairs, R. Gerald Turner, Rick Halperin, Unity Walk, visitors, Willson Lecture Series
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Faculty in the News: May 19, 2011
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Tagged Cal Jillson, Dedman College, Dennis Simon, Embrey Human Rights Program, Metin Eren, Michael Davis, Perkins School of Theology, Rick Halperin, William Lawrence, William Tsutsui
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Faculty in the News: Nov. 16, 2010
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Tagged Anastasia Suen, Bridwell Library, Bruce Bullock, Cal Jillson, Central University Libraries, Continuing and Professional Education, Cox School of Business, Daniel Howard, Dedman College, Dennis Simon, Eric White, faculty news, Guildhall at SMU, Hamon Arts Library, Mark Chancey, Matthew Wilson, Peter Raad, Sam Ratcliffe, video
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Faculty in the News: March 23, 2010
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Tagged Cal Jillson, Dedman College, Dennis Simon, faculty news, media appearances
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Faculty in the News: March 16, 2010
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Tagged Al Niemi, Annette Caldwell Simmons School of Education and Human Development, audio, Cal Jillson, Cox School of Business, David Meltzer, Dedman College, Dedman School of Law, Dennis Simon, Fred Moss, Guildhall at SMU, James Guthrie, media appearances, Michael Cox, Peter Raad, video
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Faculty in the News: March 24, 2009
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Tagged Cox School of Business, Dedman College, Dennis Simon, Peter Heslin
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