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November 2012

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Oct 28	29 All Day Day of the Dead Altar Day of the Dead Altar Join Latino Law Society for a Day of the Dead Celebration. Day of the Dead is a traditional Latino celebration where we celebrate the lives that have passed on. An altar in their honor will be displayed in LRC from October 29-November 2. This Holiday is celebrated across Latin America on November 1 and 2, we will be offering members of the law school campus Hot Chocolate and Day of the Dead Bread on Thursday November 1, 2012 in LRC. Please visit the altar and enjoy Hot Chocolate and Bread in Celebration of our loved ones. This event is open to the public. All Day (to 11/2) Location: Legal Research Center This event was posted by Law: Latino Law Society. Tags send-to-undergraduate-screen visual art send-to-law-screen exhibition multicultural law diversity faith	30	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 9:00pm Dance of the Damned: Undead Carnival Dance of the Damned: Undead Carnival On Halloween night, Lewis & Clark will be visited by an Undead Carnival of Clowns, Juggling & Flaming Machetes!!! Presented by Lewis & Clark Fire Arts Club This event is open to the public. 9:00pm Location: Outdoor Basketball Courts This event was posted by College: Student Group: Fire Arts. Tags send-to-undergraduate-screen send-to-graduate-screen send-to-law-screen performing art performance	Nov 1 12:00–6:00pm Second Annual BuildOn Auction Second Annual BuildOn Auction Help Lewis & Clark BuildOn build a school in Haiti by participating in the Second Annual BuildOn Auction. Opening at 11 am, we will silent auction various items donated by local businesses and private donors. Raffle tickets for select items will also be sold during the event. This event is open to the public. 12:00–6:00pm (to 11/1) Location: Smith Hall in the Albany Quadrangle This event was posted by College: Student Group: BuildOn. Tags send-to-undergraduate-screen send-to-graduate-screen send-to-law-screen multicultural education international education public service collaboration civic engagement human right	2	3
4	5	6	7	8	9 11:30am 9th Annual Ray Warren Multicultural Symposium 9th Annual Ray Warren Multicultural Symposium Panel Discussion 11:30 am-1:00 pm, Thayer Student Brown Bag: Researching Race and Ethnicity Join us for an interdisciplinary discussion with students who will share original research related to culture, identity, and the modern era. Coffee and cookies will be provided. Bring your lunch. This event is open to the public. 11:30am Location: Templeton Campus Center This event was posted by College: Ethnic Studies. Tags send-to-undergraduate-screen multicultural ethnicity ray warren symposium race 1:45–3:15pm 9th Annual Ray Warren Multicultural Symposium 9th Annual Ray Warren Multicultural Symposium Panel Discussion 1:45-3:15 pm, Stamm Whose News?: Race, Reporting, and Identity This event is open to the public. 1:45–3:15pm (to 11/9) Location: Templeton Campus Center This event was posted by College: Ethnic Studies. Tags send-to-undergraduate-screen multicultural ethnicity ray warren symposium race 3:30–5:00pm 9th Annual Ray Warren Multicultural Symposium 9th Annual Ray Warren Multicultural Symposium Panel Discussion 3:30-5:00 pm, Stamm Trading in Race: The Business of Multicultural Marketing This event is open to the public. 3:30–5:00pm (to 11/9) Location: Templeton Campus Center This event was posted by College: Ethnic Studies. Tags send-to-undergraduate-screen multicultural ethnicity ray warren symposium race 7:00pm 9th Annual Ray Warren Multicultural Symposium 9th Annual Ray Warren Multicultural Symposium 7:00 pm, Stamm Dining Room, Templeton Campus Center Race Monologues This event is open to the public. 7:00pm Location: Templeton Campus Center This event was posted by College: Gender Studies and College: Ethnic Studies. Tags send-to-undergraduate-screen multicultural ray warren symposium ethnicity race ray warren multicultural symposium ethnic	10 7:30pm Venerable Showers of Beauty Gamelan Concert Venerable Showers of Beauty Gamelan Concert Indonesian master musician Aloysius Suwardi makes a rare American appearance in Portland with Lewis and Clark College’s Venerable Showers of Beauty Gamelan Ensemble, renowned Berkeley-based Javanese teacher and musician Midiyanto and guest artists from Seattle’s Gamelan Pacifica. $15 General admission, $10 Students/Seniors, LC Community $5 day of show. For more information, email vsbgamelan@gmail.com This event is open to the public. 7:30pm Location: Evans Auditorium This event was posted by College: Music. Tags send-to-undergraduate-screen performance music world music gamelan
11	12 12:00–1:30pm Careers in Tax Law Careers in Tax Law Distinguished LC alumni will discuss their career paths and the current JOB PROSPECTS in tax law. This event is open to the public. 12:00–1:30pm (to 11/12) Location: McCarty Classroom Complex, room 4 This event was posted by Law: Business Law. Tags 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 6:30–7:30pm Archeology Rocks! Archeology Rocks! Interested in archeology? Come hear Hannah Atkinson ‘14 and Kayla Aronson ‘13 talk about their experiences in archeology which range from Alaska to Greece. They will discuss how to find opportunities in the field of archeology, share stories, pictures and their favorite archeology camp foods! This event is open to the public. 6:30–7:30pm (to 11/13) This event was posted by College: Student Group: Agape and College: Campus Living. Tags send-to-undergraduate-screen send-to-undergraduate lecture community engagement campus living education presentation research scholarship humanities	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 8:00pm “The Country’s in the Very Best of Hands”: A musical revue about politics, power, and greed in America “The Country’s in the Very Best of Hands”: A musical revue about politics, power, and greed in America Lewis & Clark College musical theatre workshop will present an evening of satire about American politics from the 1930’s to the present day with songs from musicals including “Mr. President” by Irving Berlin to political comedy written in the past ten years. We will explore the role of power and money in the making of a politician through song and dance. No one escapes scrutiny in this fun evening which will be a post-mortum on the Presidential election of November 6. Admission is free and open to the public. The show features: Eddie Barksdale, Oren Kreps, Mitch Kroener, Ted Jacks, Grace Levee and Iris Shanks. Susan McBerry directs; Glenn Goodfellow is at the keyboard, and Sara Martins is the choreographer. Guest coaching by Portland actress, Chrisse Roccaro. Click to watch the live video stream. This event is open to the public. 8:00pm Location: Evans Auditorium This event was posted by College: Music. Tags art performance music musical theatre	17 10:00pm Once Upon a Weekend Once Upon a Weekend Once Upon a Weekend Fresh new short plays written, directed and acted by students on a theme TO BE ANNOUNCED Performed ONE NIGHT ONLY! Saturday, November 17 at 10pm This event is open to the public. 10:00pm Location: Fir Acres Theatre Black Box This event was posted by College: Theatre. Tags performing art performance 2012-13 black box
18	19 6:00pm Native Heritage Month Speaker: Brian Frejo Native Heritage Month Speaker: Brian Frejo Brian Frejo is from the Skiri Band of Pawnee & Nokosvlke (Bear Clan) of Seminole Nation. Well versed in media arts and cultural activism, he strives to empower Native youth and communities to reclaim and celebrate their traditional cultural and spiritual lifeways as a source of power. Frejo’s talk will explore Native American identity and culture & language preservation within the context of multi-media expressions such as music, film, video, and photography. This event is open to the public. 6:00pm Location: Smith Hall This event was posted by College: Multicultural Affairs. Tags send-to-undergraduate-screen send-to-graduate-screen visual art send-to-law-screen multicultural performing art education diversity indigenous multimedium	20	21	22	23 6:00–10:00pm TCK/International Students Thanksgiving Dinner TCK/International Students Thanksgiving Dinner What: Thanksgiving Dinner Who: TCK/International Students. Hosted by TCK and ISLC (with support from Bon Appetit) When: Friday, November 23rd (the day after Thanksgiving Day) at 6pm Where: Akin Lounge This event is open to the public. 6:00–10:00pm (to 11/23) Location: Akin Residence Hall This event was posted by College: ISLC. Tags student organized lewis and clark	24
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 6:00–7:30pm RHMS COLLOQUIUM RHMS COLLOQUIUM The department’s final colloquium for the fall semester will take place on November 29th from 6 to 7:30 PM in Miller 105. Our speaker is John Waller, of the outdoor videography and documentary company Uncage the Soul Productions. This event is open to the public. 6:00–7:30pm (to 11/29) Location: Miller 105 This event was posted by College: Rhetoric and Media. Tags send-to-undergraduate-screen send-to-undergraduate visual art lecture film presentation portland multimedium video media appearance 6:30–8:00pm Cultivating the Forbidden Fruit: Exploring the Role of Sexuality in Sustainability Cultivating the Forbidden Fruit: Exploring the Role of Sexuality in Sustainability In this presentation and conversation, we will explore the role human sexuality plays in creating lasting, vibrant community and transitioning to a sustainable culture. Sexual energy, like creative energy and spiritual energy, is a true renewable resource that emanates from our very core which we can tap to create a culture and way of life that treats others and the Earth as lovers worthy of respect and appreciation. We’ll discuss topics including sexual healing and exploration, sexual sovereignty, polyamory, our wild nature, freedom and responsibility, emotional currency, the environmental costs of keeping sex taboo, sacred and eco-sexuality. Bring loving hearts and open minds. This event is open to the public. 6:30–8:00pm (to 11/29) Location: J.R. Howard Hall 122 This event was posted by College: Student Group: SEED. Tags 7:00–8:30pm Health Professions Panel Health Professions Panel Stamm - Templeton Campus Center This event is open to the public. 7:00–8:30pm (to 11/29) Location: Stamm - Templeton Campus Center This event was posted by College: Student Group: Health Professions. Tags send-to-undergraduate-screen undergraduate premed health professions club prehealth panel	30	Dec 1

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