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Academic talk title of the week — Are you a man or a mollusk?:
We are pleased to announce a talk sponsored by the Department of English: William Stott will give a talk titled “Of Bivalves and Men: The Eastern Oyster as Fact and Symbol,” tomorrow (Wed., Jan. 31) at 1:00 pm in Donovan Lounge in Greenlaw Hall. Dr. Stott will discuss his research on the Carolina coast.
Pictures on the radio — Chapel Hill News’ Mark Schultz reports that WCHL’s Ron Stutts reports that Ron’s wife reports that she saw and photographed a white deer in their backyard.
The NandO blog, Orange Chat, features a picture of a white deer — not the picture that Ron reported tho.
Sally will be leading a panel at the Wilson Library on Tonight January 30: Discussion, 5:30-7 pm, Pleasants Family Assembly Room, Wilson Library “Pressing the Hold-outs: The Desegregation Demonstrations of 1963-64”
On the panel will be:
Quinton Baker: Leader in the 1963-64 sit-ins; one of the protagonists of John Ehle’s book “The Free Menâ€
Karen Parker: Activist in the 1963-64 sit-ins; first black female to earn her undergraduate degree from UNC-Chapel Hill
Braxton Foushee: Activist in the sit-ins; graduate of Lincoln High School; later became a member of the Carrboro Board of Aldermen and the School Board
Erika Stallings: Current UNC-Chapel Hill student; active in Campus Y, Black Student Movement, and Student Government
Discussion at OrangePolitics (where Sally in a comment tells us of a previously unannounced guest of great importance)
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