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The annual Arnold Flaten Memorial Artist Series brings artists to campus in conjunction with Senior Studies (ARTH 343), the capstone course for studio art majors. This event features a discussion from artist, Dahn Gim. This event is free and open to the public.
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The annual Arnold Flaten Memorial Artist Series brings artists to campus in conjunction with Senior Studies (ARTH 343), the capstone course for studio art majors. This event features a discussion from artist, Sayge Carroll. This event is free and open to the public.
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Ken-Ichi Takashima, Professor Emeritus of the University of British Columbia, will explore the origins of the Chinese civilization as reflected in the oldest writings, “oracle-bone inscriptions” (OBI). Datable to the Late Shang Dynasty, ca. 1230-1050 BCE, the topics of the OBI range widely, such as weather, agriculture, hunting, warfare, medicine, childbirth, sacrificial and ritual practices, etc. They […]
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Observe the creative culmination of a week-long intensive residency as St. Olaf dance students share original works developed with the legendary Urban Bush Women, followed by an invited community conversation on art as a catalyst for social change.
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The annual Arnold Flaten Memorial Artist Series brings artists to campus in conjunction with Senior Studies (ARTH 343), the capstone course for studio art majors. This event features a discussion from artist, Shana Kaplow. This event is free and open to the public. |
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The Institute of Freedom and Community invites guest lecturer Dr. Michael Munger, Professor of Political Science and Economics from Duke University, to campus to present Populism and Democracy: A Public Choice View. Munger will use an economic lens to understand populist movements and American democracy. |
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