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Reply To: | [log in to unmask][log in to unmask], 4 Feb 1999 15:01:46 -0500429_iso-8859-1 Dear Colleagues, I have the pleasure of announcing the results of the 1999 North Callahan Essay Awards. This year we had nine outstanding submissions for the award. The judges, however, were able to determine a clear winner. Help us congratulate Ms Janet Spittler for her essay, " The Acculturation of Christianity in Japan: The Kakure Kirishitan, Mukyokai, and Makuya Movements." [...]37_4Feb199915:01: [log in to unmask] |
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UTC INTERDISCIPLINARY ETHICS LECTURE SERIES
Please announce to your classes!
TWO LECTURES ON
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1999
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DR. JAMES RICHARD MENSCH, Professor of Philosophy at St. Francis
Xavier University in Nova Scotia, CANADA, will be presenting the first
lecture of UTC's INTERDISCIPLINARY ETHICS LECTURE SERIES. His paper:
"RESCUE AND THE FACE TO FACE: ETHICS AND THE HOLOCAUST"
will be presented at 4:00 PM in the FLAG ROOM of the GUERRY CENTER.
There is no admission fee, refreshments will be provided.
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DR. RICHARD JACKSON, UC Foundation Professor of English and Creative
Writing at UTC, will present the second lecture. His paper:
"AND WHAT ARE POETS FOR?"
will be presented at 5:00 PM in the FLAG ROOM of the GUERRY CENTER
following Dr. Mensch's presentation. There is no admission fee,
refreshments will be provided.
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ALL LECTURES PRESENTED AS PART OF THIS SERIES ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!
And are generously sponsored by UTC's SPEAKERS AND SPECIAL EVENTS
COMMITTEE, PHILOSOPHY CLUB, INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION, as well
as UTC's DEPARTMENTS of ENGLISH, PHILOSOPHY, HUMANITIES, and the
UNIVERSITY HONORS PROGRAM.
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Dr. Gregory O'Dea
UC Foundation Associate Professor of English
Assistant Director of University Honors
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
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