Fellows Talk. Susan Meiselas: Archiving One's History. Hosted by Eduardo Cadava. Lecture: Wednesday, Dec. 2, 4:30 pm, 219 Burr Hall. Dinner Reception: immediately to follow, at 6:30 pm, Julian Street Library, Wilcox Hall. RSVP REQUIRED for reception. For over 35 years, Susan Meiselas has continued to question and redefine what it means to be a documentary photographer. Looking back at two major photographic projects, Nicaragua and Kurdistan, Meiselas will explore what it means to look backwards in order to move forward.

Does Google Know More About You Than Your Mother? Life with iPhones, Facebook and Twitter: Convenience or Conspiracy? A behind-the-scenes look at your favorite internet tools and smart gadgets. Does it end when you cruise the E-Z Pass lane, order pizza from your iPhone, or "friend" an old classmate? Those iPhone apps really save time - but what rights to your own data did you "sign away" in "signing up"? What is the potential for error and abuse? What is Google really doing with all your email, calendar, location, search and photo data? Is big brother still Uncle Sam or is it Walmart? Are there terrorists on Twitter or jihadists on Facebook? You'll want to think twice and read the fine print before you next "point and click," and this talk will help you to make sense of it all.