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Chamber Arts Series
Music Hall,
Sep 24, 2009
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UW Oshkosh Percussion Ensemble
Music Hall,
Nov 23, 2009
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Dean's Symposium
Reeve 221,
Dec 02, 2009
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A Midsummer Night's Dream
Fredric March Theatre,
Dec 02, 2009
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Collected Stories
Fredric March Theatre,
Feb 17, 2010
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University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
College of Letters and Science
800 Algoma Blvd.
Oshkosh, WI 54901 8660
(920) 424-1222
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Description: The Chamber Arts Series announces its 42nd season. We offer you the best in chamber music.
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Description: LGBTQ/ Women's Studies Brown Bag Lunch
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Description: Larson will lecture, answer questions, and sign books beforehand and afterward
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Description: Concert of electronic music featuring visiting saxophonist Michael Holmes.
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Description: You are cordially invited to attend a presentation by Dr. Chad Cotti of the UWO Dept. of Economics on Wednesday, November 11th at Pollock House sponsored by Sigma Xi. The title of his talk is: DRUNK DRIVING AFTER THE PASSAGE OF SMOKING BANS IN BARS. Social time begins at 6:30 and the presentation will start at 7:00. Please bring guests, students, etc.
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Description: Dr. Leni Sorensen, African American Research Historian Robert H. Smith International Center for Jefferson Studies, gives a cooking demonstration
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Description: Lecture by Dr. Leni Sorensen, African American Research Historian at Robert H Smith International Center for Jefferson Studies, Monticello
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Description: Student piano recital by Luke Swanger
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Description: Student violin recital by Jacki Thering
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Description: Recital by the students of Frank Hoffmeister
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Description: Built during a time of great social division in Oshkosh, the Grand Opera House has become an important symbol of the city’s identity. From the opulence of opening night to its role as an X-rated theater, the history of the Grand has reflected the ups and downs of Oshkosh. During the efforts to save the Grand in the 1980s, representations in public discourse celebrated the glorious past of the sawmill era. But such portrayals neglected the experiences of working class people and less glamorous periods in history. Nevertheless, at the Grand, narrative and architecture come together to enrich the role of the building as a symbol of local history, public memory, and community identity. The role of the Grand in Oshkosh and the public discourse and debate that surrounds it lend the potential to facilitate broader participation in the civic life of the city.
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Description: Speaker: Dr. Syed Kazmi, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
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Description: This panel will include history faculty and the archivist talking about graduate school programs in history and library science. We will address the experience of graduate school itself, strategies for admission, and job prospects afterwards.
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Description: Recital by students of Bruce Atwell
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Description: Richard Roeper hailed this film from producer Guillermo Del Toro (Pan’s Labyrinth) as “a creepy, spooky little movie.” Laura returns to the long-deserted orphanage where she was raised many years ago, intending to re-open it as a refuge for sick children. As she and her husband begin to revive the building, her adopted son begins to make mysterious new friends. Then he disappears. This film, directed by Juan Antonio Bayona, was Spain’s official entry in the 2007 Academy Awards.
Rated R. 110 minutes. Spain, 2007.
Introduced by Dr. Elena Gonzalez-Muntaner, Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures
Free with UW Oshkosh student ID; General admission is $1
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Description: Student clarinet recital.
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Description: “Out of the Fiery Furnace: Jewish Americans, African Americans, and Representations of Suffering in Children’s Literature” features a presentation by Dr. Jodi Eichler-Levine, Department of Religious Studies & Anthropology.
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