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The Evolution of Language: Panel Discussion
Tuesday, February 21, 6:30—8:00 | 4th Floor College Hall Dr. Robert Seyfarth (Psychology) Dr. Elisabeth Camp (Philosophy) Dr. Charles Yang (Linguistics) Spectacularly varied in its manifestations and uses, a complex linguistic system remains one of the defining features of the … Continue reading
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Solistimum the First: Riddles in the Dark
“Praps we sits here and chats with it a bits, my preciousss. It likes riddles, praps it does, does it?” Join the Philomathean Society as we climb from the dark places of the earth to the illumination of the fourth … Continue reading
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Afternoon Tea with Professor Karen Detlefsen (Philosophy)
4th floor College Hall | Friday, March 25th, 4 PM Karen Detlefsen is an associate professor of Philosophy and Education and Undergraduate Chair of Philosophy at the University of Pennsylvania. She is currently working on a project on the relation … Continue reading
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History and the Existence of God: A Discussion with Dr. Bruce Kuklick, Dept. of History
Tuesday, February 15, 6:00 p.m. Philomathean Halls – 4th Floor, College Hall Free and Open to the Public Refreshments Provided How does the idea of ‘God’ influence the premises that guide our study of the past and our historical knowledge … Continue reading
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A Poem of 10ve
Written by Rob Hass and presented at the 24th Joyce Kilmer Bad Poetry Competition “Roses are red” say my visual sensors, And violets softly cerulean. My circuitry codes for all manner of flora, By setting the requisite booleans. How sad, … Continue reading
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