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Calendar Highlights: Sept. 13, 2012
Graphic poetry: Together the Meadows Museum and Bridwell Library acquired a copy of Picasso’s Vingt Poëmes. This is one of fifteen deluxe copies of the book itself and features 20 sonnets by famed Spanish poet Luis de Góngora y Argote; … Continue reading
Posted in Calendar Highlights
Tagged Anthony Mora, Bridwell Library, Caruth Auditorium, Central University Libraries, Clements Center for Southwest Studies, Constitution Day, Dedman College, DeGolyer Library, Election 2012, holidays, Hughes-Trigg Student Center, Kelly Markgraf, Meadows Museum, Meadows Symphony Orchestra, Owen Arts Center, Owen Fine Arts Center, Picasso, Simon Sargon, SMU Abroad, study-abroad programs, U.S. Constitution, voter registration
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Seven faculty members receive 2008-09 Sam Taylor Fellowships
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Tagged awards and honors, Benjamin Johnson, Dedman College, faculty research, Gabriela Vokic, grant programs, Lisa Pon, Mark Kerins, Meadows School of the Arts, Nia Parson, Office of National Fellowships, Pamela Patton, Simon Sargon
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Calendar Highlights: April 3, 2008
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Tagged Dedman College, Hal Curtis, John Gaffney, Krys Boyd, lecture programs, Luis Rivera-Pagan, Maguire Center for Ethics and Public Responsibility, Meadows School of the Arts, Meadows Wind Ensemble, Perkins School of Theology, Pollock Gallery, Serge Frolov, Simon Sargon, SMU Purchasing, Temerlin Advertising Institute
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For the Record: Oct. 18, 2007
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Tagged Beth Newman, Caroline Brettell, Central University Libraries, Craig Flournoy, Dedman College, Dedman School of Law, Development and External Affairs, James Hollifield, Joan Gosnell, José Bowen, Kamal Saggi, Marianne Piepenburg, Mark Vamos, Meadows School of the Arts, Peter Vogel, Robert Frank, Simon Sargon
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