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Presidential
Lectures In the Press
A compilation
of articles from local sources related to the Presidential Lectures.
Stanford Report, October 22, 1997,
$12 Million Fund to Add Four Billets in Arts, Humanities.
Stanford Daily, October 24, 1997,
Casper
touts New Humanities Plans.
Stanford Report, January 14, 1998,
Artist Christo to Lead Off New Symposia in Humanities, Arts.
Stanford Daily, January 20, 1998,
Derrida among Guests Invited as Part of Initiative.
San Francisco Chronicle, January
28, 1998, by Bill Workman,
Stanford Lands Top U.S. Cultural Philosopher
Stanford Report, February 25,
1998,
New Website for Presidential Lectures and Symposia.
Stanford Today, March/April 1998,
"Unwrapping
the Humanities"
Stanford Report, May 27, 1998,
'Attention must be paid' to Survival of Western Culture.
Stanford Today, May/June 1998, "Time
for Humanists and Artists"
Stanford Report, September 30,
1998,
Henry Louis Gates first speaker as arts, humanities lectures resume
Stanford Daily, October 12, 1998,
Henry
Gates speaks today
Stanford Daily, October 13, 1998,
Gates:
'No identity without politics'
Stanford Daily, October 13, 1998,
Gates advocates rigorous, pragmatic multiculturalism
Stanford Report, October 21, 1998,
'Rough magic of the cultural mix' is nation's best hope
Stanford Report, October 28, 1998,
Stephen Jay Gould next to speak on arts, humanities
Stanford Daily, November 4, 1998,
Biologist Gould will give presidential lecture tonight
Stanford Report, November 4, 1998,
German writer Karl Heinz Bohrer to speak Nov. 9
Stanford Daily, November 5, 1998,
Gould speaks on mixing disciplines
Stanford Daily, November 6, 1998,
Interview: Gould shares thoughts on science
Stanford Daily, November 9, 1998,
Bohrer to speak -- Philosopher to address aesthetics
Stanford Daily, November 10, 1998,
Bohrer speaks about temporal world of art...
Stanford Report, November 11,
1998,
African
Studies sponsors teach-in to prepare for Wole Soyinka's visit
Stanford Report, November 11,
1998,
Gould redraws boundaries between science and art
Stanford Report, November 23,
1998,
Nobel literature laureate Wole Soyinka to speak on future of arts,
humanities
Stanford Daily, November 24, 1998,
Soyinka
calling for cultural integration
Stanford Report, November 24,
1998,
Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka to speak at Stanford on Nov. 30
Stanford Daily, December 2, 1998,
Soyinka
speaks to packed house...
Stanford Report, December 2, 1998,
Soyinka
explores worlds of words
Stanford Report, January 20, 1999,
Fredric Jameson next speaker in humanities series
Stanford Daily, January 25, 1999,
by Shalini Bhargava,
Duke Prof. Jameson to kick off winter lecture series
Stanford Daily, January 26, 1999,
by Shalini Bhargava,
Jameson discusses modernity
Stanford Report, January 27, 1999,
by Kathleen O'Toole,
Literary historian Jameson examines 'myths of the modern'
Stanford Report, February 10,
1999, by David F. Salisbury,
Cosmology: meeting ground for scientists, humanists
Stanford Report, February 17,
1999,
Argentina's Sarlo, pop culture critic, to speak Feb. 22
Stanford Daily, February 19, 1999,
by Shalini Bhargava,
Panels to debate universal truths - Disciplines to join for cosmology
lecture
Stanford Daily, February 22, 1999,
by Shalini Bhargava,
Conflicts between culture, literature - Cultural critic Sarlo to
lecture
Stanford Daily, February 23, 1999,
by Shalini Bhargava, Sarlo
dissects culture
Stanford Report, February 24,
1999, by David F. Salisbury,
Scientists, humanists trade world views at cosmology conference
Stanford Report, February 24,
1999, by Diane Manuel,
Sarlo urges reconsideration of role of humanities in universities
Stanford Report, March 3, 1999,
Princeton scholar Nehamas talks inspired by a Goya painting
Stanford Daily, March 5, 1999,
by Shalini Bhargava,
Philosopher Nehamas advocates studying depth, not breadth
Stanford Report, March 10, 1999,
by Diane Manuel,
Nehamas: Awakening the sleeping artist
Stanford Daily, March 10, 1999,
by Rachel Wong,
Philosopher Nehamas explores beauty, reason
Stanford Report, April 7, 1999,
Philosopher Derrida next speaker in humanities series
Stanford Report, April 14, 1999,
Kasparov, panelists to discuss limits of performance
Stanford Daily, April 15, 1999,
by Shalini Bhargava,
Derrida to speak at museum: 'The University'...
Stanford Daily, April 16, 1999,
by Sylee Gore, Derrida
crowd fills Kresge
Stanford Report, April 21, 1999,
by Diane Manuel,
Derrida seeks to 'enlarge, re-elaborate' concept of the humanities
Stanford Daily, April 22, 1999,
by Sylee Gore,
Chess champ to speak - Kasparov on 'Limits of Performance' panel
Stanford Daily, April 23, 1999,
by Juliana Liu,
Russian grandmaster says chess as challenging as most physical sports
Stanford Report, April 28, 1999,
by Diane Manuel,
Kasparov on sports: 'Human actions in extreme conditions' at Stanford
Stanford Report, May 7, 1999,
Athletics, medicine, humanities focus of 'Limits of Performance'
symposium
Stanford Report, October 6, 1999,
by Diane Manuel,
'Good fireworks so far': Faculty speak out on provocative presidential
lectures
Stanford Report, October 6, 1999,
by Diane Manuel,
Humanities series to kick off with German choreographer
Stanford Report, October 13, 1999,
by Diane Manuel,
Provocative German choreographer to speak, perform
Stanford Report, October 20, 1999,
by Diane Manuel,
Bausch's presidential 'lecture' finds meaning in movement over words
Stanford Report, October 27, 1999,
Renowned pianist to perform, speak at symposium on past and future
Stanford Report, November 3, 1999,
Stanford to host conference on humanities, law, social science
Stanford Report, November 3, 1999,
by Diane Manuel,
Scholar to lecture on visual 'sensibility'
Stanford Report, November 10,
1999, by Diane Manuel,
Revering the past can limit the present, scholars say
Stanford Report, November 10,
1999, by Diane Manuel,
Svetlana Alpers makes case for expanding traditional definition
of art history
Stanford Report, November 17,
1999,
Prominent Chinese poet, forced into exile, to speak Nov. 29
Stanford Report, December 1, 1999,
by Diane Manuel,
Chinese poet reads, reflects on life in exile
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