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November 2012

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Oct 28	29	30 5:00pm BIKE CO-OP Maintenance Workshop BIKE CO-OP Maintenance Workshop Come hang out with the Bike Co-Op for our FIRST EVER maintenance workshop! This is the inaugural event of a series of workshops intending to teach YOU, the LC community, a little bit more about how that bike of yours works and how to keep it happy. That thing carries you everywhere, why not show it some love once in a while? This week’s topic is BICYCLE ANATOMY+TOOLS, FLAT REPAIR, and CHAIN MAINTENANCE, with guest instructor Visiting Assistant Professor of Economics, William McColloch. This event is open to the public. 5:00pm Location: Bike Co-Op This event was posted by College: Student Group: Climbing Club. Tags send-to-undergraduate-screen send-to-graduate-screen send-to-law-screen community engagement collaboration cycling	31 2:00–4:00pm LiveWhale Office Hours @ The Law School LiveWhale Office Hours @ The Law School Lawrence Siulagi, New Media, provides hands-on training for LiveWhale users most Wednesdays. He will answer questions, solve problems and discuss new tools and approaches to improve your online content. No appointment necessary. This event is open to the public. 2:00–4:00pm (repeats weekly to 10/31) Location: Legal Research Center - Student Lounge This event was posted by Lewis & Clark: LiveWhale Support. Tags send-to-law-screen law	Nov 1	2 1:00–2:00pm Faculty Bookwarming Faculty Bookwarming Celebrating the release of From Kant to Croce: Modern Philosophy in Italy, 1800-1950, written by Becko Copenhaver and her father, Brian P. Copenhaver. This event is open to the public. 1:00–2:00pm (to 11/2) Location: Lewis & Clark Bookstore This event was posted by Lewis & Clark: Bookstore. Tags send-to-undergraduate-screen send-to-undergraduate send-to-graduate-screen send-to-college send-to-graduate reading	3
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11	12 6:30pm Precious Knowledge Film & Discussion, Looking at the Removal of “Ethnic Studies” from the Tucson Unified School District Precious Knowledge Film & Discussion, Looking at the Removal of “Ethnic Studies” from the Tucson Unified School District What began as a studies program with a national model of educational success soon became a controversial issue of civil liberties and racial profiling. This event is open to the public. 6:30pm Location: Templeton Student Center, Council Chamber This event was posted by College: Multicultural Affairs. Tags	13 4:00pm View from the Highway: Space and Mobility in Olympic-era Tokyo View from the Highway: Space and Mobility in Olympic-era Tokyo A research talk by Bruce Suttmeier, Associate Professor of Japanese This event is open to the public. 4:00pm Location: Miller Hall 208 This event was posted by College: East Asian Studies. Tags send-to-undergraduate-screen send-to-undergraduate lecture research scholarship	14	15 7:00–9:00pm Do The (After)Math: A Speaker Panel on the Climate Crisis Do The (After)Math: A Speaker Panel on the Climate Crisis Join the students of SEED and the Divest Coal Campaign at Lewis & Clark for an evening of movement building and climate change discussion. Here is our line up of fantastic guest speakers: Deirdre Smith - West Coast Divestment Organizer, 350.org, Kristen Sheeran -Environmental Economist, Ecotrust, and Gregory Sotir - Community Organizer, 350 PDX and Community Alliance Against Coal This event is open to the public. 7:00–9:00pm (to 11/15) Location: The Co-Op This event was posted by College: Student Group: SEED. Tags	16	17
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25	26	27	28 4:30pm James J. Kopp First-year Research Awards Reception James J. Kopp First-year Research Awards Reception Join us as we applaud Kevin Boček, and Emma Post, the 2012 winners and Stanley Fonseca, the 2012 honorable mention, at a reception in their honor Nov. 28, at 4:30 pm in Watzek’s Pamplin Room. This event is open to the public. 4:30pm Location: Watzek Library, Pamplin Room This event was posted by College: Watzek Library. Tags send-to-undergraduate-screen send-to-undergraduate research 6:30pm MOSAIC/BSU Poetry Showcase MOSAIC/BSU Poetry Showcase MOSAIC PRESENTS: THE BLACK STUDENT UNION SIGNATURE EVENT This event will feature student poets, as well as award winning spoken word artist Mic Crenshaw. Crenshaw has worked with major acts, such as Immortal Technique, Outkast and the Wutang Clan. This event is open to the public. 6:30pm Location: Agnes Flanagan Chapel This event was posted by College: Multicultural Affairs. Tags send-to-undergraduate-screen send-to-undergraduate send-to-graduate-screen send-to-law-screen send-to-graduate	29	30 3:30–5:00pm “Schopenhauer’s Transcendental Aesthetic” by Desmond Hogan (Princeton University) “Schopenhauer’s Transcendental Aesthetic” by Desmond Hogan (Princeton University) The Lewis & Clark College Philosophy Department hosts a regular colloquium series. Distinguished speakers from around the world present on a wide array of philosophical topics. This event is open to the public. 3:30–5:00pm (to 11/30) Location: J.R. Howard Hall 202 This event was posted by College: Philosophy. Tags send-to-undergraduate-screen send-to-undergraduate lecture presentation humanities philosophy colloquium series	Dec 1

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