Journalist presents relationship of environment to Chinese society

Multimedia: Reunion 2013

Post by: Phyllis Graber Jensen on Thursday, June 13, 2013

Welcome to complete multimedia coverage of Reunion 2013 at Bates College. Reunion Parade Video scenes from the Annual Alumni Reunion Parade. H. Lincoln Benedict ’09. Reunion Slide Show Images from Reunion 2013. Photographs…

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Monday March 19, 2007 2:44 pm	Journalist presents relationship of environment to Chinese society Journalist Bill Porter, aka “Red Pine,” will make two presentations about the relationship of the environment to Chinese history and culture at Bates College on Thursday, March 22.
Monday March 19, 2007 2:39 pm	Harward Center screens film about Lewiston gun control activist Bates College’s Harward Center for Community Partnerships will screen “There Ought to Be a Law” a new documentary film about a Lewiston woman who became a gun control activist after her teenager’s suicide.
Monday March 19, 2007 2:27 pm	Human rights activist to speak as part of Stringfellow Awards ceremony Human rights activist William H. “Bill” Slavick will visit Bates College to give a lecture titled Neighbors, Near and Far and present the annual William Stringfellow Awards in Justice and Peace Sunday, March 25, in the Benjamin Mays Center.
Wednesday March 14, 2007 2:53 pm	Amandla! presents 'Unity' conference, dinner and dance Amandla!, the African American student organization at Bates College, presents its fifth annual Unity Conference, Generation C: Generation Consciousness, an exploration of politics, gender and culture, on Saturday, March 17.
Tuesday March 13, 2007 3:01 pm	Jones to address topic Betrayal: Sold Out by the Civil Rights Movement Libertarian, entertainer and entrepreneur, Reginald Jones discusses the topic Betrayal: Sold Out by the Civil Rights Movement Wednesday, March 14, in Room 204, Carnegie Science Hall, 44 Campus Ave.
Thursday March 8, 2007 3:05 pm	Professor of African-American studies shares spiritual journey Sue Houchins, associate professor of African American, American cultural and women and gender studies at Bates College, will speak Thursday, March. 15, at 161 Wood St., as part of the series “Spiritual Sojourners.”
Wednesday March 7, 2007 3:35 pm	College presents acclaimed rappers the Roots The Roots, a hip hop sextet recently nominated for two Grammy Awards, perform Monday, March 26, in the Bates College’s Gray Athletic Building, Central Avenue.
Wednesday March 7, 2007 3:30 pm	Lecture at college to describe Vietnamese archaeological dig Le Thi Lien, a leading Vietnamese archaeologist, visits Bates College to discuss her involvement in a major archaeological site in Hanoi Thursday, March 29, in Room 104, Olin Arts Center, 75 Russell St.
Wednesday March 7, 2007 3:16 pm	College presents students, eminent singer in Indonesian concert Bates College presents a concert of Indonesian music featuring student musicians and a singer who is one of the Pacific nation’s leading classical recording artists Saturday, March 17, in the Olin Arts Center Concert Hall, 75 Russell St.
Wednesday March 7, 2007 3:12 pm	College joins nationwide carbon-neutrality pact Bates College is one of eight colleges and universities in Maine, and more than 100 nationwide, to sign an agreement to become “carbon neutral” — that is, to reduce institutional emissions of carbon-based greenhouse gases such that they no longer increase the atmospheric total of such gases.

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Monday

March 19, 2007
2:44 pm

Journalist Bill Porter, aka “Red Pine,” will make two presentations about the relationship of the environment to Chinese history and culture at Bates College on Thursday, March 22.

Monday

March 19, 2007
2:39 pm

Harward Center screens film about Lewiston gun control activist

Bates College’s Harward Center for Community Partnerships will screen “There Ought to Be a Law” a new documentary film about a Lewiston woman who became a gun control activist after her teenager’s suicide.

Monday

March 19, 2007
2:27 pm

Human rights activist to speak as part of Stringfellow Awards ceremony

Human rights activist William H. “Bill” Slavick will visit Bates College to give a lecture titled Neighbors, Near and Far and present the annual William Stringfellow Awards in Justice and Peace Sunday, March 25, in the Benjamin Mays Center.

Wednesday

March 14, 2007
2:53 pm

Amandla! presents 'Unity' conference, dinner and dance

Amandla!, the African American student organization at Bates College, presents its fifth annual Unity Conference, Generation C: Generation Consciousness, an exploration of politics, gender and culture, on Saturday, March 17.

Tuesday

March 13, 2007
3:01 pm

Jones to address topic Betrayal: Sold Out by the Civil Rights Movement

Libertarian, entertainer and entrepreneur, Reginald Jones discusses the topic Betrayal: Sold Out by the Civil Rights Movement Wednesday, March 14, in Room 204, Carnegie Science Hall, 44 Campus Ave.

Thursday

March 8, 2007
3:05 pm

Professor of African-American studies shares spiritual journey

Sue Houchins, associate professor of African American, American cultural and women and gender studies at Bates College, will speak Thursday, March. 15, at 161 Wood St., as part of the series “Spiritual Sojourners.”

Wednesday

March 7, 2007
3:35 pm

College presents acclaimed rappers the Roots

The Roots, a hip hop sextet recently nominated for two Grammy Awards, perform Monday, March 26, in the Bates College’s Gray Athletic Building, Central Avenue.

Wednesday

March 7, 2007
3:30 pm

Lecture at college to describe Vietnamese archaeological dig

Le Thi Lien, a leading Vietnamese archaeologist, visits Bates College to discuss her involvement in a major archaeological site in Hanoi Thursday, March 29, in Room 104, Olin Arts Center, 75 Russell St.

Wednesday

March 7, 2007
3:16 pm

College presents students, eminent singer in Indonesian concert

Bates College presents a concert of Indonesian music featuring student musicians and a singer who is one of the Pacific nation’s leading classical recording artists Saturday, March 17, in the Olin Arts Center Concert Hall, 75 Russell St.

Wednesday

March 7, 2007
3:12 pm

College joins nationwide carbon-neutrality pact

Bates College is one of eight colleges and universities in Maine, and more than 100 nationwide, to sign an agreement to become “carbon neutral” — that is, to reduce institutional emissions of carbon-based greenhouse gases such that they no longer increase the atmospheric total of such gases.