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Presentation
Dancing in the Dark: Julie Taymor, Oedipus Rex, and the Gaze of Upright Posture
March 25, 2010
at the Center

Roundtable
Romanticism, Enlightenment, and Counter-Enlightenment
April 17, 2010
at the Center

Roundtable
Understanding the Placebo Effect
April 24, 2010
at the Center

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An Ancient Stringed Instrument Reborn: The Angular Harp

The angular harp first appeared in Mesopotamia in 2000 BCE, soon journeyed to the Near East, and eventually reached Egypt, Greece, China and Japan. The Eastern infatuation lasted only until 1100. Meanwhile, harps remained popular...

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Music Performance & Discussion

March 16, 2010

at the Center

 
 
With or Without Permission: Appropriation, Assemblage, and Collage

With or Without Permission: Appropriation, Assemblage, and Collage

Art Exhibition
February 20 - April 17, 2010
Works by Eric Edelman, Maureen Mullarkey, Mac Premo, Anne Sherwood Pundyk, Jonathan Talbot, Fred Tomaselli

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The Story of Philoctetes

On the way to Troy, Philoctetes is bitten by a serpent. The pain is so extreme and the wound so foul smelling that Philoctetes is exiled to the island of Lemnos... More


 
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