Name: Beckett Women: An Evening of Shorts by Samuel Beckett
Start: 2020-01-19T19:30:00-08:00
End: 2020-01-19
Location: Performing Arts Building

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The Greek word Paideia (εί) is difficult to translate, but denotes education in its broadest sense. For the ancient Greeks, this included philosophy,...

Four women reveal themselves, their histories written on the body. Compulsion and Embarrassment wander the garden in their socks. They rage at the humdrum,...

MLK Day of Engagement Speaker A book signing and reception will follow the public lecture, in Vollum lounge. Ijeoma Oluo is a Seattle-based writer, speaker,...

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The Reed College Dance Department is proud to present the Spring 2020 Dance Thesis Productions, including works by senior thesis candidates. Get your tickets...

Get your tickets here. Julia Brown, Harpsichord All My Children: the Bach Legacy Saturday, February 15, 2020, 2-4pm Join us for an afternoon of the music...

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Four women reveal themselves, their histories written on the body. Compulsion and Embarrassment wander the garden in their socks. They rage at the humdrum,...

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Each year on the third Monday of January, schools, federal offices, post offices, and banks across America close as we celebrate the birth, the life, and the...

Informational Session, Reception / Center for Life Beyond Reed

The Center for Life Beyond Reed and Reed College present the debut of Burn Your Draft, a new podcast in production at Reed College focused on the senior...

Community / Wellness

Silent meditation sessions are open to all members of the Reed community and campus visitors. Drop-ins are welcome! Please visit A Quiet Place for more...

Lecture, Alumni / New York Alumni Chapter / Alumni Programs

Nearly 50 people are murdered every day in the United States. Thomas Abt argues that a handful of targeted, cost-effective strategies can halve that number....

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MLK Day of Engagement Speaker A book signing and reception will follow the public lecture, in Vollum lounge. Ijeoma Oluo is a Seattle-based writer, speaker,...

Lecture / Physics

Beatrice Barrar '20, Amelia Chambliss '20, Ely Eastman '20, Matthew Hwang '21, and Sushruta Chandramouli '21 will talk about their summer research.

Lecture / Chemistry

Sam Silva is currently a Linus Pauling Distinguished Postdoctoral Fellow at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. He received a Ph.D. in Environmental...

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Lecture / Biology

Dr. Melvin Rouse looks at how hormones, the brain, and reproductive behavior interact uainf songbirds as his model system. This model system allows him to...

Lecture, Alumni / New York Alumni Chapter / Alumni Programs

Join your fellow New York Reedies for a stimulating talk by law professor Richard L. Hasen and Victoria Bassetti about how Americans are increasingly...

Lecture / Physics

Greg Drugan, Oregon Episcopal School A soap bubble is in equilibrium if and only if it has constant mean curvature, so the question of whether every soap...

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Film screening: Amazing Grace (2018) Directed by Sydney Pollack Released in 1972, Aretha Franklin’s double LP Amazing Grace was recorded live over the...

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Lecture / Humanities

Diana Magaloni is Deputy Director, Program Director and Dr. Virginia Fields Curator of the Art of the Ancient Americas, and Director of Conservation at the...

Lecture / Archaeological Institute of America Lecture Series / Classics

The tastes, smells, and colors of new finds from east Cretan excavations. Presented by Thomas M. Brogan pf INSTAP Study Center for East Crete. Co-sponsored...

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The Reed College Dance Department is proud to present the Spring 2020 Dance Thesis Productions, including works by senior thesis candidates. Get your tickets...

Lecture / Philosophy

Berkeley and Reid treat perception as a developmental ability by which typical humans acquire greater perceptual sensitivity to a greater range of features...

Lecture / Anthropology

Join us for a presentation from Sarah Luna as part of the Anthropology Roundtable Symposium Series! Refreshments will be served. Free and open to the public.

Lecture / Comparative Race and Ethnicity Studies (CRES) / History / Political Science / Sociology / Comparative Literature

Comparative Race and Ethnicity Studies (CRES) invites you to CRES Colloquium, a series of discussions of classic works, contemporary events, and student...

Lecture / Chemistry

Caleb Bashor ('99) received his BA from Reed College in Biochemistry and Ph.D from the University of California at San Francisco, where he used synthetic...

Lecture / Biology

Dr. Tim Nice studys the biology of the intestinal innate immune cells and cytokines – how they promote intestinal health and resistance to infection. He uses...

Get your tickets here. Julia Brown, Harpsichord All My Children: the Bach Legacy Saturday, February 15, 2020, 2-4pm Join us for an afternoon of the music...

For centuries, opera has manipulated gender: men playing women, women singing “trouser roles” as men. In this production, contralto Vicki St. Pierre sings...

Lecture / Black Celebration Month / History / American Studies / Humanities / Institutional Diversity / Political Science

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Lecture / Political Science

Ichneumenoid Athena: The Posthuman Origins of 'The West' and the Xenopolis to Come Most 20th century political theorists presumed that the ancient Greeks...

Lecture / History

Aggressive criminal prosecution of unwed mothers who killed their newborns in early modern Europe (1550-1750) has led historians to assume that Europeans...

Lecture / Chemistry

Robert Campbell graduated with a BS in chemistry from Portland State University, during which time he worked as a Research Assistant. After university, he...

Lecture, Reception / Black Celebration Month / Computing & Information Services / Computer Science / Dean of the Faculty / Library / Institutional Diversity

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We invite you to join us for our regular Friday @ 4 Music Series. The program features 45-minute recitals featuring Reed student musicians, film screenings,...

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In recent years, the Supreme Court has empowered moneyed interests to wield disproportionate influence in elections, gutted the Voting Rights Act, and upheld...

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Janice Lee is a Korean-American writer, artist, and editor. She writes about the filmic long take, slowness, interspecies communication, plants & personhood,...

Lecture / Biology

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Lecture / Anthropology

Join us for thesis presentations from department seniors as part of the Anthropology Roundtable Symposium Series! Refreshments will be served. Free and open...

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