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Past Event: XXY: This Is Not Pornography
3 – 18 December, 2009 | 4th floor, College Hall The Philomathean Art Gallery presents… XXY: This Is Not Pornography Featuring the work of FNAR-283: The Body and Photography, Kalina Isato, and Professor Gabriel Martinez (Design) Opening Reception Thursday, December … Continue reading
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Past Event: Happy Birthday: the Art Gallery presents Artie Vierkant
9 September – 7 October, 2008 | 4th floor, College Hall The Philomathean Art Gallery presents HAPPY BIRTHDAY A solo exhibition featuring the work of Artie Vierkant Opening Reception Tuesday, September 9th, 2008 7:30 PM Come celebrate the opening of … Continue reading
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Tagged art gallery, happy birthday, presumably there was cake
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Past Event: The Shoemaker’s Holiday
THE SHOEMAKER’S HOLIDAY An Elizabethan comedy by Thomas Dekker, presented by the Philomathean Society in the Botanical Gardens of the University May 15th, 16th, and 17th, 1912. We haven’t found a synopsis, but it seemed to involve some great moustaches. … Continue reading
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Tagged plays, pre-1920 events, shoemakers, ungentle madness
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Audio: John DiIulio – The (Permanent) Presidential Campaign
6PM Thursday, November 29, 2007 | 4th floor College Hall The Philomathean Society hosted a lecture by Professor John DiIluio, entitled: “The (Permanent) Presidential Campaign: Who Will Win–and Will It Matter?” An audio recording of the lecture was made, subversively, … Continue reading
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Audio: The Mythology of the United States as a Human Rights Leader
6PM Wednesday, November 7, 2008 | 4th floor College Hall The Philomathean Society hosted a lecture from Stacey Sobel, Esq., the Executive Director of Equality Advocates Pennsylvania (formerly the Center for Lesbian and Gay Civil Rights) and a Lecturer in … Continue reading
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Audio: Bob Vitalis – Race, Empire, and the Origins of American International Relations
6PM January 31st 2008 | 4th floor College Hall The Philomathean Society hosted a lecture by Professor Robert Vitalis of the Political Science department entitled: “Race, Empire, and the Origins of American International Relations, or Why Do All the White … Continue reading
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Audio: Gunthire Ramsey – Can the Object Speak?
6PM February 7th 2008 | 4th floor College Hall The Philomathean Society hosted a lecture by Dr. Guthrie P. Ramsey Jr., associate professor of music history and Africana studies at the University of Pennsylvania, entitled “Can the Object Speak?: The … Continue reading
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Audio: Terrorism – The Science, Weapons, and Politics of Fear
6PM February 20th, 2008 | 4th floor College Hall The Philomathean Society held a multi-disciplinary symposium featuring: Dr. M. Susan Lindee (History & Sociology of Science, Author of Suffering Made Real: American Science and the Survivors at Hiroshima.) Dr. Ian … Continue reading
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Audio: Prof. Camp – Between the Lines
6 PM Thursday, February 21, 2008 | 4th Floor College Hall The Philomathean Society hosted a lecture by Prof. Elisabeth Camp entitled “BETWEEN THE LINES: Imagining Perspectives on Fiction and Life.” A subversive recording found its way to our website.
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Audio: Custom, Authority and Cartesianism
6 PM March 5, 2008 | 4th floor College Hall The Philomathean Society hosted a lecture by Professor Karen Detlefsen entitled “Custom, Authority and Cartesianism: Mary Astell’s Philosophy of Education,” and, in a subversive twist, an audio recording was made.
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