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WednesdaySeptember 26, 2012 |
As Clean Water Act’s 40th nears, panel to discuss history, future of landmark legislationBates presents a panel discussion exploring the history and future of the Clean Water Act on Oct. 1. |
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WednesdaySeptember 26, 2012 |
‘Path From Activism to Leadership’ is alumni panel topicBates College alumni with careers in social activism offer a panel discussion titled “The Path From Activism to Leadership” Sept. 29. |
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WednesdaySeptember 26, 2012 |
Environmental photographer Chris Jordan to give Otis LecturePhotographer Chris Jordan, known for depicting the environmental devastation produced by the consumer society, gives the Otis Lecture on Oct. 9. |
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WednesdaySeptember 26, 2012 |
Global Lens international films continue with ‘Fat, Short, Bald Man’The Global Lens 2012 film series continues in weekly screenings at 7:30 p.m. most Mondays |
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TuesdaySeptember 25, 2012 |
Musical weekend includes piano quartet, ‘bhangra’-brass hybrid Red BaraatOne September weekend features two very different musical performances at Bates. |
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FridaySeptember 14, 2012 |
Francine Reed returns for a dazzling evening of blues, jazz and gospelSinger Francine Reed, a rhythm and blues singer whose 2011 performance wowed a Bates audience, returns for a performance on Oct. 13. |
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FridaySeptember 14, 2012 |
Soldier-poet Brian Turner to appear in Bates, downtown readingsAn Army veteran whose service included a year in Iraq, poet Brian Turner reads from his work in a Language Arts Live event Sept. 27. |
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FridaySeptember 14, 2012 |
Three by Aquila Theatre in LewistonBates and L/A Arts co-sponsor Aquila Theatre Company presentations in September 2012. |
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FridaySeptember 14, 2012 |
Longstanding Bates-L/A Arts partnership picks up pace with theater, poetry, musicBates and the local arts agency L/A Arts have been collaborators for years, but the partnership has gained a new intensity for autumn 2012. |
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ThursdaySeptember 13, 2012 |
Math professor makes short work of knotty problemsIn a pair of Sept. 26 lectures at Bates, mathematician Colin Adams will explore the ins and outs of knots. |
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