Category: Lectures, Films, Readings, Panels
January 2020
Martial Arts Movies - Robin Hood (Errol Flynn, Basil Rathbone) - Paresky Auditorium Sunday 7pm
ASST 14: Martial Arts in the Movies & Real Life presents The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938, starring Errol Flynn, Olivia DeHavilland, and Basil Rathbone). Paresky Auditorium, Sunday Jan 26, 7:00 pm
Find out more »Davis Center Movie Nights
Join the Davis Center this Winter Study for Movie Nights! A movie will be shown on the 1st floor of Jenness House each Thursday evening throughout the month. Pizza and snacks will be provided. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Aseel Abulhab at aa9@williams.edu.
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Anthony Jack: The Privileged Poor
What does it mean to be a poor student on a rich campus? Anthony Jack examines how class and culture shape how undergraduates navigate college by exploring those too often overlooked moments between getting in and graduating.
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Hoda Katebi: Decolonizing Fashion from Tehran to Boston
Hoda Katebi is a Chicago-based Iranian-American fashion blogger, writer, and activist who promotes garment workers' rights and ethical fashion production.
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Today's Biology Seminar is with Dr. Scott Kanowski of USC
Please join us at 1:10pm in Wege today for Dr. Scott Kanowski's talk "“Western diet consumption and memory impairment: what, when, and how?”
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Open Choral Rehearsal with Patty Cuyler
Please join the Williams Choirs in an open rehearsal with Patty Cuyler. Educated at Princeton University, Cuyler is an energetic, dynamic workshop leader and choral director and is internationally-renowned for her expertise in teaching Corsican, Georgian and South African music. She has been co-director of Village Harmony since 1995 and over the years spear-headed the expansion of the organization’s reach into the four … Continue reading "Open Choral Rehearsal with Patty Cuyler"
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Spring Planetarium Shows
Spring Planetarium shows will resume each Friday night at 8PM beginning on February 7 through May 8th with the exception of Spring Break, March 20th, 27th and April 3rd. Please email Michele Rech for reservations at mcr4@williams.edu.
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Immoral Panics: Black Queer Aesthetics and the Construction of Risk
Jamal Batts examines aesthetic theory and the speculative history of racialized moral panic concerning HIV/AIDS. He looks to constructions of risk and risk-taking found in the work of black queer writers, filmmakers, and painters.
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Running to School: Kenyan Athletics in the Era of Olympic Boycotts
Jessica Chapman, Associate Professor of History, will present the first of six talks in the 2020 Faculty Lecture Series.
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Spring Planetarium Shows
Spring Planetarium shows will resume each Friday night at 8PM beginning on February 7 through May 8th with the exception of Spring Break, March 20th, 27th and April 3rd. Please email Michele Rech for reservations at mcr4@williams.edu.
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