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Williams College Public Events, Feb. 7 to 14 - January 23, 2008
At Williams: Public Events
Thursday, Feb. 7 Free
"Reclaiming DaVinci: Art, Visualization, Mathematics"
4 p.m., Wege Auditorium, Science Center, Williams College
Lecture by Satyan Devadoss, mathematics. First of six lectures in the 2008 Faculty Lecture Series. Reception to follow. All welcome.
Thursday, Feb. 7 Free
"A Return to the Analogy of Being"
4 p.m., Hopkins 1964 Classroom, Williams College
Lecture by Kristopher McDaniel, department of philosophy at Syracuse University
Thursday, Feb. 7 Free
"Computer (and Human) Perfection at Checkers"
8:00 p.m., Wege Auditorium, Science Center, Williams College
Jonathan Schaeffer, the creator of Chinook, tells the story of man versus machine for supremacy at checkers.
Friday, Feb. 8
Natural Resource Management in Eleuthera, Bahamas
Noon - 1 p.m., The Log, Spring Street, Williamstown
Log Lunch presentation by Sarah Gardner, professor of environmental studies, and members of her winter study class. Student-prepared vegetarian lunch is $3.50. Everyone welcome. Reservations must be made by the Wednesday preceding each talk: 413-597-2346 or szepka@williams.edu.
Sunday, Feb. 10 Free
Handel, Haydn harpsichord concert by Victor Hill
3 p.m., the Clark, 225 South St., Williamstown
Monday, Feb. 11 Free
"Once You've Been Born You Can no Longer Hide"
7 p.m., Images Cinema, Spring Street, Williamstown
Directed by Marco Tullio Giordana, this film is part of the series "Tracing Migration in Film and Art." Sponsored by the Center for Foreign Languages, Literatures and Cultures.
Thursday, Feb. 14
"What is Iraq? Defining the Iraq Nation, 1921-2008"
4 p.m., Wege Auditorium, Science Center, Williams College
Lecture by Magnus Bernhardsson, history. Second of six lectures in the 2008 Faculty Lecture Series. Reception to follow. All welcome.
Thursday, Feb. 14
"Constructing Color: Neural Mechanisms of Color Vision"
4 p.m., Bronfman 105, Williams College
Bevil Conway, neuroscientist and artist, is the Knafel Assistant Professor of Natural Science at Wellesley College. |
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