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Some materials provided or bring your own.
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Free activity on a drop-in basis!
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Generating artistic spectacle through the intersection of cinema, sculpture, theater and technology, Heidi Kumao reframes ordinary gestures to explore their psychological underside. Her interests have manifesteGd a wide range of hybrid art forms including: a game interface which empowers users to hack live CNN broadcasts, provocative electronic clothing, electromechanical girl’s legs that “misbehave,” experimental animations, and narrative video sculptures. Many of her works feature a minimalist theater set, a site for presenting simple actions such as wr
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COHT (Centre for Oral History and Tradition) presents
Stories of Land and Life: environment and memory from northern Albertan farmers
Guest Speaker: Dr. Jodie Asselin (Department of Anthropology, U of L)
Date: March 8, 2016
Time: 3:00 p.m.
Location: U of L Library Alcove (main floor)
Everyone is welcome. Light refreshments to be served.
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Featuring the U of L Chinook Winds Brass Quintet and new music for piano, percussion, oboe, brass & loud speakers.
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Learn how to approach issues from many different perspectives, link course work to real-life situations and make thoughtful, evidence-based decisions.
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Take advantage of our excellent teaching environment. Engineering at uLethbridge will prepare you for your future — no matter where it takes you.
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Join us for an exclusive screening of Elder In the Making: A Blackfoot Aboriginal and a Chinese Newcomer Rediscover their Shared Heritage. Monday, February 29, 5:30 p.m. in PE250.
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The Department of History Colloquium and I-CYS present the following on Friday, March 4, 2016 at 3:00 p.m. in L1050.
The Stoney Nakoda, Reverend John McDougall, and The McDougall Orphanage, 1883 - 1908
Guest Speaker: Dr. Will Pratt (Mount Royal University & University of Lethbridge)
Everyone is welcome.
Note: L1050 is located in the hallway off the main entrance to the University of Library
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Learn about our world-renowned architecture and history here at the University of Lethbridge!