King Corn - Panel Discussion, Filmmakers Curt Ellis and Aaro…
Wednesday, October 31st, 2007Filmmakers Curt Ellis and Aaron Woolf will discuss their bumper crop on one acre of Iowa soil and follow it through the food systemfree 515-294-9934
Filmmakers Curt Ellis and Aaron Woolf will discuss their bumper crop on one acre of Iowa soil and follow it through the food systemfree 515-294-9934
Sponsored by Student Union Board; tickets on sale now at MU Ticket Office, Main Desk, or by phone at 515-294-8349$5 students, $7 public 515-294-2969
Directed by Anne WatsonFree 515-294-3831
Spend an evening with Ted Kooser, 13th Poet Laureate of the U.S., and hear his insights and poetry in an inspired setting among drawings and sculptures by Albert Paley.no charge (515) 294-3342
One acre of corn tells the story of the crop reigning over the American countryside and the American diet. 80-minute film. A discussion by the filmmakers will follow.free 515-294-9934
Build on basic knit and purl to make a pair of mittens; 6:30-8:30pm for 3 weeks; register by phone, by mail or in person$28 students, $33 public, inlcudes supplies 515-294-0970
Vs. Baylor 515-294-1816
“Evolution and Human Development,” Milford Wolpoff, professor of anthropology at the University of Michiganfree 515-294-9934
James Bernard, Jr., general manager at the Internet company MarketWatch.com, owned by Dow Jones; and Jamie Thingelstad, chief technology officer and vice president at Dow Jones Onlinefree 515-294-3092
Coach McDermott will preview the season and field questions from the audience; stop in the Food Court or bring a brown bag lunch; door prizes; sponsored by Student Union Boardfree 515-294-8081
A look at the issue of immigration in the U.S. in a local context; Panelists: Dr. Loreto Prieto, ISU U.S. Latino/a Studies, Dr. Katherine Richardson-Bruna, ISU Multicultural and International Studies, Ferzana Hasmi, immigration attorney, Blake Marshall, Ames Police Dept.; sponsored by ISU Amnesty Interntionalfree 319-335-0483
“Immigration from a Human Rights Perspective,” Dr. Loreto Prieto, ISU Director of U.S. Latino/Latina Studies; Dr. Katherine Richardson-Bruna, ISU Professor of Multicultural and International Curriculum; Ferzana Hashmi, Immmigration Attorney; and Blake Marshall, Ames Police Departmentfree 319-335-0483
“Globalization Backlash: How Politics, Culture and Sovereignty Complicate Real Globalization,” Christine Romans, host of In the Money, CNN’s weekend business roundtable program and a graduate from Iowa Statefree 515-294-3092
Learn to make your own; 6-9pm for 2 weeks; register by phone, by mail or in person$28 students, $33 public, inlcudes supplies 515-294-0970
Sponsored by Student Union Board; tickets on sale now at MU Ticket Office, Main Desk, or by phone at 515-294-8349$12 students, $15 public 515-294-2969

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