>Date: Wed, 31 Oct 2001 14:40:34 -0600
>From: Jack Armistead <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Stonecipher Lecture on Science and Society
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>Once again, the TTU College of Arts & Sciences presents the annual Harry
>and Joan Stonecipher Lecure on Science & Society.
>
>Thanks to the hard work of Professor Bill McRae, this year's lecture
>will be given by the widely-published author,
>DR. EVELYN FOX KELLER,
>Professor of History and Philosophy of Science at MIT. Her topic is
>"THE CENTURY OF THE GENE."
>
>The lecture takes place this coming Monday evening (5 November) at 7 PM
>in the Johnson Hall Auditorium. No admission charge. Open to the public.
>
>Given the high interest in the Human Genome Project and cloning, not to
>mention the potential for medical breakthroughs based on such work,
>Professor Fox Keller's talk should be very stimulating. A copy of the
>flyer is linked at the bottom of the following page:
>
>http://www2.tntech.edu/cas/activities.htm
>
>Please urge your students and colleagues to attend. Many thanks. Jack
>Armistead
>
>