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April 2017

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02	03 "The Biblical book of Deuteronomy and the Zoroastrian religious culture of the Medes" a talk by Prof. James Russell	04 The Workshop on Science, Technology, and Race	05 English and Comparative Literature Dissertation Colloquium: Aubrey Tang, "Visceral Visuality: Trespassing in the Body in Drug War"	06	07 Art + Feminism Wikipedia Editathon	08
09	10 Distinguished Speaker - Stephanie Merrim Learn about the AAS 4+1: Pizza and Info Session, RSVP required	11 Art Opening Reception at 5 tonight!	12 Legacy of Impunity: Sexual Violence Against Armenian Women and Girls During the Genocide Sarah Haley: No Mercy Here: gender, punishment, and the making of Jim Crow Modernity The Legacy of Orson Welles' Voodoo Macbeth English and Comparative Literature Dissertation Colloquium: Ian Litwin Under the Scope Art Exhibit Continues	13 Grant-Writing Workshop Series \| Session 1 "Do Leaders Make History? Reflections on the American Presidency" Keith L. Nelson Lecture in U.S. International History: Fredrik Logevall XXIII Annual Juan Bruce-Novoa Mexican Studies Conference	14 War and the Built Environment Inside the Tenure Track: Community College Careers	15
16	17 Mini-Seminar with Etienne Balibar	18 Training the Mind for Peace, Happiness and Compassionate Living	19 Poetry reading by Vijay Seshadri Mini-Seminar with Etienne Balibar Free to speak and free to hate: A discourse on pairing civil liberties with civil discourse [What is to be done?] English and Comparative Literature Dissertation Colloquium: Jared McCoy	20 Reading and Conversation with Novelist Krys Lee: How I Became a North Korean Grant-Writing Workshop Series \| Session 2 Sneak preview and director Q&A: PATRIMONIO The "Centering Stories: Asian American and Pacific Islander Undocumented Student Experiences" Symposium Film Makers Film and Lecture Series at UCI & Bowers Museum: "Patrimonio" The 18th Annual Newport Beach Film Festival	21 Revolutionary Lives Symposium Annual HGSA Conference Mini-Seminar with Etienne Balibar	22
23 French Presidential Elections	24 Shakespeare Day "The One that Got Away": A Lecture by Ryan Tucker Jones on How to Write the History of Whale Culture and Rewrite Colonial History" Lights, Camera, Action!: Translating for Film and Television "Kingship in Ancient Iran" by Prof. Antonio Panaino	25 Film Screening of "Silenced"	26 Michael Morgan (Toronto): "Tears the Civil Servant Cannot See: Levinas, Zionism, and the Ethical Critique of Politics" Critical Voices Workshop, "Economies of Vulnerability: Humanitarian Imperialism and Performance in the Burmese Diaspora," Emily Hue (Chancellor's Postdoctoral Fellow, UC Riverside) English and Comparative Literature Dissertation Colloquium: Chris Malcolm Age of Bronze: The Trojan War as Graphic Novel (Undergraduate Colloquium) Cappella Artemisia: The Music of 17th Century Nuns "Sustainable Subjects: Capitalist Energetics and the Problem of Material Exhaustion"	27 Shakespeare and the Visual Arts The Modernist Spectrum: Rationalism and Expressionism in Twentieth-Century Southern California Architecture A talk by Professor Joseph Orser, Siam's Twins and America's Anti-Chinese Racism [What is to be done?] Special Dean's Forum with David Folkenflik from NPR Ethnographic Fictions - presented by UCHRI "Reporting Fairly in an Era of Fake News": A Master Class with NPR's David Folkenflik "Strongman Leaders & Digital Media: In China And Around the World" "From the Novel that I Wrote" a talk by Ms. Aida Morahi Ahani Visual Studies PhD Program 2017 Graduate Conference "Re-Reading Capital in Irvine: a Symposium" with Warren Montag and Gopal Balakrishnan	28 Speculative Realism: Aporia or Transition? Women's Leadership Forum Ngugi wa Thiong'o, Trial of Dedan Kimathi First Philosophy, Last Judgments: The Lear Real Memory and Meaning Conference	29
30 Thriving in Difference: An Interdisciplinary Symposium on "Strange" Body, Ethnicity, and Language