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It is fairly common for unidentifiable masses of decomposing sea-flesh, often measuring several metres in length and generally known as “globsters”, to wash ashore in many parts of the world. Due to their state of decomposition and the lack of any remaining external features, definite identification is not always possible until detailed cellular or DNA analysis is completed. Often thought to be cryptozoological in nature, these mysterious blobs, however, are more likely to be found the remains of partially decayed sperm whales or sharks.

Free snacks and a cash bar to go with drawing activities.

Improper disposal of personal information can become an identity nightmare. Bring your personal information and e-waste for free, secure disposal on Monday, October 23.

A public engagement project about tending to what is not yet here.

Botanizing Belgrade Asphalt: Sherlock Holmes for Urban Planners and Designers

In the Belgrade Fieldschool for Ethnographic Sensibility students exercise their observational acuity by focusing on places, things and body techniques. This talk will explore ways this training can benefit urban planners and designers.

Anthropology and Art – what can they learn from each other?

Based on collaborative work with his late wife, Gordana Zivkovic and the pedagogy he has developed for teaching ethnographic sensibility through exercises based on art training, dr. Zivkovic will explore some ways anthropology and art can learn from each other.

uLethbridge Art Gallery invites artists to participate in finding new ways to think about the future of the environment.

The University of Lethbridge is pleased to welcome Canada Gairdner International Award winner, Dr. Lewis E. Kay (Professor, Departments of Molecular Genetics, Biochemistry and Chemistry, University of Toronto; Senior Scientist, Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto) to give a talk titled "NMR Why Bother? Studies of the p97 Molecular Machine Provide an Answer".  Dr.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, today's recital with Dr. Sandra Stringer and Dr. Deanna Oye is cancelled.

Free weekly concerts presented by the Department of Music.