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Big Love writtten by Charles Mee, directed by Robert Lublin November 4th, 5th at 6:00 pmNovember 6th, 7th at 7:30 pm General Admissions $15 / $8 for UMB Students (with a valid id)McCormack Theatre on the second flloor of the McCormack Building
Whittier Street Health Center honors Chancellor J. Keith Motley at a Gospel Concert. Saturday, December 5 at 7pm. Blackstone Auditorium at Northeastern University. For 
For the second RCUCH Faculty Seminar meeting this year, Eliza McCahill, UMB History, will present her paper "Pomp and Power: Papal Ceremonial in the Early 15th century" on Monday, November 9th, 2:00-3:00pm. M-4-624 (History Dept. Conference Room). Her 
RESEARCH FORUM LECTUREThe Department Africana Studies And The William Monroe Trotter Institute Present“Hubert Harrison: The Voice of Harlem Radicalism, 1883-1918"Jeffrey B. Perry, Ph.DTuesday, November 10, 20093:00 – 6:30 pm Campus Center, 2nd Floor Room 2540
The Consortium on Gender, Security and Human Rights invites members of the UMass community to a presentation and discussion: "Refusing To Identify as Obedient Wives, Sacrificing Mothers, and Proud Warriors: Women Conscientious Objectors in Turkey". 
Michael Spillane ‘82, Converse Sneaker Chief Executive Officer-Join us on Thursday, November 12 from 4:00-5:00 PM for a talk in the Alumni Lounge, Campus Center 2nd floor. (Michael Spillane was a liberal arts major once upon a time, too.) Check out the 
DR. ROBERT JOHNSON, JR. Professor of Africana Studies University of Massachusetts Boston A REEXAMINATION OF THE PATIENCE COOPER TRIAL UMASS Boston's Ames Fellowship supports research and publication of black and Cape Verdean history on Nantucket. While working on a project supported by the Fellowship, Dr. Johnson discovered the story of Patience Cooper, a woman from Nantucket who was accused of murder in November 1860.
The Future of CubaTUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2009 5:30-7:00 PM Jorge Dominguez, Professor of Latin American Politics at Harvard University, and Adriana Bosch, writer and director of the PBS documentary Fidel Castro, talk about the history of Cuba-U.S. relations and what lies ahead. Tom Gjelten, NPR correspondent and author of Bacardi and the Long Fight for Cuba: The Biography of a Cause, moderates. 
The Research Center for Urban Cultural History presents Politics, Literary Culture and Theatrical Media in London, 1625-1725, a presentation by Malcolm Smuts, History; Cheryl Nixon, English, Lisa Link and Bandhavi Kukkamalia. This lecture will be in Healey Library, 11th Floor, Room 0011A, from 2:00-3:30 on Wednesday, November 18th.
Movie-going and the Importance of PeripheralsA presentation by Lakshmi Srinivas (Sociology), 2:30-4pm, Wednesday November 18th in the Sociology Conference Room, Wheately 4th floor, room 22.
Please join UMass Boston Philosophy Department in welcoming Cluadia Card for a public lecture and discussion on:“Evil and Inexcusable Wrongs”4 PM Thursday November 19th Chancellor's Conference Room Quinn Building 3rd floor
You are invited!The English Department’s 5th Annual Shaun O’Connell LectureHear Professor Robert Crossley speaking on The Meaning of Mars: Bridging the Literary and Scientific Imaginations
Learn about career options from a panel of allied health professionals. Attend the allied health panel this coming Friday November 20th. A physical therapist, a clinical nurse specialist, and physician’s assistant will be on hand to speak to interested students. November 20, 2009; 2:30pm - 4:30pmWheatley - 2 - 200
Please join the U Mass Boston Philosophy Club in welcoming Claudia Card, Distinguished Professor of Philosophy University of Wisconsin--MadisonFor a workshop on Kant’s EthicsFriday Nov. 20th 2009 3 pmTroy Conference Room; Wheatley 2nd floor, beside Catwalk
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A collaboration between negotiating teams presenting their final projects of the academic year. The worker or Labor will be represented by the team from the Labor Studies Department. The Boss or the management will be represented by the College of Management team.
The RCUCH is holding the Second Atlantic Studies Research Initiative Seminar, Tuesday December 1st, 2:30-3:45 in the History Conference Room, M-4-624.The Seminar will be led by Woody Smith, History and Paul Tucker, Art and is titled Boston, New York, and the Atlantic Public Sphere in the Nineteenth Century.
Tuesday, December 1, 2009 at 4:00pm, UMass Boston BookstoreAward winning poet poet Robert Polito will join us to read from his latest book of poetry.
David Phillips, a visiting scholar at Columbia University's Center for the Study of Human Rights, has worked extensively on Iraq/Turkish relations and will be presenting his recent work and research on the topic at the University of Massachusetts-Boston. Tuesday, December 1, 2009 from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM. Campus Center 2nd Floor--Rm. 2540
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