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"CANADA AT THE CROSSROADS: IMPROVING INTERNATIONAL PERFORMANCE BY ESTABLISHING A NEW CANADIAN SOCCER LEAGUE"
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Dr. Cobo will talk on "Development of host defense peptides as novel antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory therapeutics for intestinal health"
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The Religious Studies Department and Islamic Studies Fund presents:
Love in Early Persian Islamic Mysticism
Guest Speaker: Prof. Joseph Lumbard (Brandeis University)
Day/Date: Monday, March 16, 2015
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Location: C-620 (University Hall)
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Department of History Colloquium and I-CYS presents:
They Certainly Did Have a Lot of Strange Ideas: Indigenous Bodies, Morality, the Reshaping of Sexualities, and Violence at Inuvik's Residential Schools, 1950s to 1970s (History Colloquium_March 2015.pdf)
Guest Speaker: Crystal Fraser (Dept. of History, University of Alberta)
Day/Date: Friday, March 20, 2015
Time: 3:00 p.m.
Location: D-633
Abstract:
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An Entangled History: EPR, Bell’s Theorem, & Beyond
Kent Peacock
Department of Philosophy
University of Lethbridge
Thursday March 12th, 2015
1:40 pm, Room C640, U Hall
Abstract:
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The Religious Studies Department and the Khan Islamic Studies Endowment Fund presents:
Islamic Fundamentalism: When Extremism Assumes the Guise of Tradition
Guest Speaker: Prof. Joseph Lumbard (Brandeis University)
Day/Time: Monday, March 16, 2015 (12:00 noon)
Location: D-630
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Anatomy of a Boss Fight: The Music and Sound of the Adria Fight in DIABLO III: Reaper of Souls
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I-CYS (Institute for Child & Youth Studies) presents:
Looking for the Child Freak Show Performer
Dr. Jane Nicholas
March 11, 2015
3:00 p.m. (C-756)
This presentation will explore some of the ethical issues in studying history of child freak show performers, including the use of photographs.
Everyone is welcome.
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aftermodern.lab inc. is an award-winning Toronto-based communication design studio working in both cultural and commercial contexts in all mediums. We practice purposeful visual communication inspired by modernism, purity of form and the uncompromising pursuit for typographic excellence.
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Bart Willis is a tattooer living in Austin, Texas. He grew up in Lethbridge and went to the University of Lethbridge in the 1980s. Bart moved to Austin in 1990 with the crazy notion that he was going to become a rock star. That didn’t happen. What did happen was that the tattoo bug that he had caught in Alberta turned into a calling that became a career in the early nineties. At a time when tattooing was still risqué and underground Bart honed his craft by tattooing anywhere people wanted tattoos; boats, back porches, parties, the Ringling Brothers circus train …eventually in 2002 he o