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Category Archives: Lectures and Panels
Garry Kasparov – Annual Oration 2012
The Philomathean Society of the University of Pennsylvania and the Provost’s Year of Games are proud to announce a public lecture: A Talk by Garry Kasparov Date: April 3, 2012 Time: 6:00PM (Doors open 5:30PM) Location: Harrison Auditorium Penn Museum, … Continue reading
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Panel Discussion: Sexual Crimes: Rights and Justice at the Intersection of Gender, Sex, and Health
Sexual crimes are often seen in a limited scope, riddled with taboo, and rarely incite the open and rigorous discussion associated with other types of crime. This lack of robust and multifaceted discourse may be due to the inherent ambiguity of … Continue reading
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Panel Discussion: Africa in the 21st Century: Challenges Facing a Continent
A panel discussion hosted by the Philomathean Society and PASA: Despite recent pan-continental political shifts and economic reforms, Africa enters 2012 with many of the world’s poorest countries and severest developmental obstacles. Although rich in natural and human resources, the … Continue reading
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Lecture: Self Control and Success by Dr. Angela Duckworth
Self Control and Success Thursday, Feb 2, 6pm 400 College Hall, The Philomathean Society Professor Angela Duckworth What do certain childhood traits say about our future success as adults? Self-control, or the extent to which we can deny … Continue reading
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Examining Occupy : Panel Discussion and Open Forum
Thursday November 17th, 6:30pm | 4th floor College Hall Prof. Andy Lamas (Urban Studies) Prof. Ania Loomba (English) Prof. Phil Nichols (Legal Studies) The recent, rapid growth of the Occupy movement worldwide has directed attention to widespread discontent with social … Continue reading
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Typography: Conversation and Demonstration
Tuesday November 15th, 6:00pm | the Common Press The ubiquity of text in today’s world surpasses that of any other time in history. Are you interested in learning how fonts are designed? Join Philo and Mr. David Comberg at the … Continue reading
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Disasters! Panel Discussion
Thursday November 10th, 6:00pm | 4th floor College Hall Dr. Erwann Michel-Kerjan (Operations and Information Management) Dr. Ben Horton (Earth and Environmental Sciences) Dr. Adriana Petryna (Anthropology) In our modern age, we like to believe that human beings maintain some … Continue reading
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Strategic Studies: History of RAND with Abe Shulsky (Hudson Institute)
Thursday November 3rd, 4:30pm | 4th floor College Hall Strategic Studies is a weekly non-credit seminar series hosted by Professors Anne-Louise Antonoff and Arthur Waldron that explores questions of international strategy and international security. In honor of the Year of … Continue reading
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Biology of Race Panel
Thursday November 3rd, 6:30pm | 4th floor College Hall Dr. Janet Monge (Anthropology) Dr. Sarah Tishkoff (Biology) Dr. Michael Weisberg (Philosophy) Only within the past five hundred years has the concept of distinct biological human “races” been used to classify … Continue reading
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UMC Faculty Diversity Panel
Monday October 31st, 6:00pm | 4th floor College Hall Who: Vice Dean Georgette Phillips of Wharton, Dr. P.M. Mukharji of STSC, Dr. Nancy Tkacs of Nursing What: The Philomathean Society and the United Minorities Council present Power through Discourse: A … Continue reading
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