Arts & Ideas, Spring 2003
Welcome
I invite you to participate in the many programs, lectures, and exhibits listed in thisArts & Ideas, Spring 2003 Web site. Most events are free and open to public. When there is a charge, ticket prices are noted with the event.
One exhibit, The Literature of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, is "on the road" at the Jefferson Library, Monticello, January-April, 2003. For further information on the exhibit and the College's plans for commemorating the Lewis and Clark Expedition, please consult the College's Web site dedicated to Bicentennial Programs.
Finding Your Way Around "Arts & Ideas"
To assist you in navigating this Web site, events are highlighted briefly by category below with a link to a Web site listing various programs within each category.
- Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration & Celebration, January 20, 2003
- Exhibits, Spring 2003
- Invited Campus Lectures, Spring 2003
- Lectures in the City, Spring 2003
- Symposia, Spring 2003
- Music Performance, Spring 2003
- Theatre, Spring 2003
- Public Art Commission, Howard Center for the Social Sciences, Spring 2003
- Spring Dance Show 2003
Arts & Ideas Archives
Additional Event Listings
Not all events are highlighted in the Arts & Ideas Web site. For additional information, please consult desired links to athletics, College Outdoors, the Center for Service and Work, religious activities, and other student-sponsored programs. Please also consult the Calendar of Events at the College Web site home page.
Getting to Lewis & Clark College
For further information on parking and a map of campus, please visit Lewis & Clark College Maps. Parking for events is free after 7 p.m. on weekdays and on weekends.
Special thanks to our generous corporate partners
Bon Appetit Management Corporation
College Bookstore
I welcome your comments on Arts & Ideas at the College.
Michael Ford
Associate Vice President for Campus Life
mford@lclark.edu (503) 768-7216
Updated April 14, 2003
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