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2004-2005 Spring Semester
Kathleen
Sullivan, Stanford University
Walter
E. Edge Lecture
February
9, 2005
The Constitution and Emergency
Alex Filippenko, University of California, Berkeley
J.
Edward Farnum Lectures and Princeton University Press
February
23, 2005 (7:30 pm)
Catastrophic
Stellar Explosions: Celestial Fireworks
February 24, 2005 (7:30
pm)
Enigmatic Gamma-Ray Bursts: Birth
Cries of Black Holes
February 25, 2005 (7:30
pm)
Einstein's Biggest Blunder? The
Case for Cosmic "Antigravity"
President's
Lecture
March
3, 2005 (4:30
pm in Friend Auditorium 101)
Jane Austen and War
Cosponsored by the Spencer Trask Lectures
and the Program in the Study of Women and Gender: Symposium
on Women Art and Politics in the 20th Century
April
1, 2005 (James
Stewart Theater, 185 Nassau
Street: 5:00 pm)
Keynote Speech: Writing Politics
Brian
Greene,
Columbia University
April 6, 2005
The
Fabric of the Cosmos: Space,
Time & the Texture of Reality
Michael
S. Gazzaniga, Dartmouth University
Louis Clark Vanuxem Lecture
April 14, 2005
Personal Identity, Neuroethics and the Human Brain
Chinua Achebe, Novelist and Emeritus Professor,
Bard College
Keynote address at a symposium cosponsored
by the Walter E. Edge Lectures, the Princeton Institute
of International and Regional Studies, the Anthropology Department and the African
Studies Program
Insider Perspectives on Afro-Pessimism: Rethinking our Role as Contemporary Self-Critics.
April 15, 2005 (Friend
Center Auditorium: 4:30 pm)
J. Edward Farnum Lectures
April 29, 2005 (James
Stewart Theater, 185 Nassau Street: 4:30 pm)
A Conversation with Paul Taylor, with Maura Keefe, dance historian
Louis
Clark Vanuxem Lecture
May 4, 2005
Hard Questions About Tomorrow’s World
Louis Clark Vanuxem Lecture
May 10, 2005
Nature
and Nurture
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