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Art of Democracy, American Politics 2008: A View in Prints

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Sep ’08Nov
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Lamson Library Print Series

Opening Event: Wednesday, September 17, 4-6 p.m. Printmakers from New Hampshire, Maine, and Vermont present works in collaboration with the Art of Democracy, which is a national coalition of political art exhibitions all taking place in the Fall of 2008 on the State of the American Political Scene. National exhibits and images may be viewed at: www.artofdemocracy.org and selected works from this exhibit are presented at: on the Lamson Library Web site.

Curated by David A. Beronä, Director of Lamson Library and Learning Commons.

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Panel Discussion: Will the REAL Feminists Please Stand Up?

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Oct ’08
14
12:15 pm

Room 119, Hartman Union Building

Join the Women’s Studies Council for this discussion: Will the REAL Feminists Please Stand Up? Exploring Gender, Politics, Media, and The Campaign Trail in 2008.

The Presidential race and recent Party Conventions have sparked discussions about women’s issues and the sharing of ideas in ways we would have not done a few months ago. In particular, Senator Clinton’s remarkable campaign and Senator McCain’s surprise selection of Governor Palin have us reconsidering old issues and exploring new ones. The questions of what a feminism is and who can be called a feminist have entered the political arena in ways that are unprecedented. Join the Women’s Studies Council to discuss these questions and share your views with a panel of PSU faculty and staff.

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Looking for: Career Opportunities, Fulfilling Internships or Part Time, Flexible Employment on Weekends?

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Oct ’08
14
3:00 pm

Come see

GRAPPONE Automotive Group

Tuesday, October 14th
3 p.m.
Heritage Commons

High paying, Innovative Career Opportunities in the Fields of Business, Information Technology and Graphic Arts.

iPod Nano and iPod Touch are two of the many door prizes

Live, Work, and Innovate in Rural New Hampshire introduces students to the wonderful employment and internship opportunities that exist throughout the rural regions if New Hampshire.

For students who after graduation wish to continue enjoying this rural environment while still making a good living in their chosen field – the Live, Work, and Innovate in Rural New Hampshire series is a must attend event.

This is a learning experience opportunity for PSU students, faculty, and Grappone executives.

Come join us and learn about a vibrant, successful business in New Hampshire that wants YOU!

Please share this invitation with students and colleagues.

For more information, contact Peter Laufenburg at 960-0246 or palaufenberg@plymouth.edu

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Men’s Soccer vs. Middlebury

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Oct ’08
14
4:30 pm

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Planetarium Presentation: NASA’s Mercury MESSENGER Space Mission”

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Oct ’08
14
6:00 pm

Mark Sylvestre Planetarium, Boyd Science Center

NASA’s Mercury MESSENGER space probe flew by the planet Mercury on October 6. Salley Jean Jensen, NASA Solar System Ambassador and MESSENGER Teacher Resource Agent, is going to be present at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab as the Lab receives the data sent down from the spacecraft. Sally is one of a very select few chosen to be in attendance for the fly-by.

The talk is free and for all ages. For more information, please contact Dr. Dennis Machnick (535-2748).

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Jazz Standard Time

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Oct ’08
14
7:00 pm

Studio Theatre, Silver Center

PSU faculty members Rik Pfenninger, Jimmy Alba, Don Williams, Tim Gilmore and Tom Robinson perform.

Contact the Silver Center for more information and tickets or order tickets online.

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Movies at the Meetinghouse: Something the Lord Made

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Oct ’08
14
7:00 pm

Plymouth Congregational United Church of Christ

Something the Lord MadeThe President’s Commission on Diversity invites the community to Movies at the Meetinghouse-Films with a Social Conscience.

Something the Lord Made is a 2004 film is the story of two men – an ambitious white surgeon and a gifted black carpenter turned lab technician – who defied the racial strictures of the Jim Crow South and together pioneered the field of heart surgery.

A panel discussion will follow the film. Members of the community including Mr. Daryl Brown, Plymouth Selectman and Adjunct Professor of Computer Science; Ms. Thato Ramoabi, International student from Lesotho, Africa; Dr. Tonya Tookes-Resik, Assistant Professor of Counseling Education and Clinical Director of the Counseling Center, will explore how far we’ve come in our struggle with racism.

All are welcome to attend this free event. For more information, please call 536-2626.

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