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In
the John Lindsay Morehead II Lounge of the James M. Johnston Center for
Undergraduate Excellence in Graham Memorial Hall:
Monday, Sept. 9, 7:30 PM:
Novelist Peggy Payne will read from her latest
novel, Sister India, a New York Times Notable Book
of the Year. |
Thursday, Sept. 12, 7PM:
Universal Chanting led by Mark Smith and a group of
singers and instrumentalists.
You are invited to join in
a participatory community experience of
traditional and original chants. |
Wednesday, Sept. 18, 4PM:
Roundtable Dialogue:
“Art and Spirituality in the 21st Century,”
moderated by Barbara Matilsky, and featuring the artists
of art/spirit/art |
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Questions about an event?
Please call 966-5110
for additional information. |
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On
the Education Foundation Terrace of the James M. Johnston Center for
Undergraduate Excellence in Graham Memorial Hall:
| Thursday,
Sept. 19, 11:30 AM-1:30 PM: “Thursdays on the Terrace” performance
by Cynthia Rylander Crossen and friends. |
Thursday,
Sept. 19, 4PM:
Functional
Art from Earth and Fire, Cherokee pottery workshop. Cherokee
potters will hold a participatory workshop to teach traditional
methods of making Cherokee pottery.
Space is limited for this event and all participants must
pre-register. UNC undergraduates may participate free of charge.
For non-UNC undergraduate students there is a workshop
fee of $75. Registration for this event will close on September
13, 2002. To register and arrange for fee payment, call
966-5110. The
workshop will be held on the Education Foundation Terrace of the
James M. Johnston Center for Undergraduate Excellence in Graham
Memorial Hall. |
In
the Kresge Commons Room (039) of the James M. Johnston Center for
Undergraduate Excellence in Graham Memorial Hall:
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| Wednesday, Sept. 25, 7PM:
Film
Screening: Malinda Maynor will
show her film In the Light of Reverence, followed by
roundtable discussion. |
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