PSU Magazine Spring 1989

Noon, 53 Cramer Hall , Free. Apr. 3 "Global Change: A Human Interest Agenda" "Law as a Foundation for World Peace" ''American Globalism" "Congress & the Military Lobby" "The Other Nuclear Arms Race" "The Classroom as Seedbed for Peace" "Economics of Peace" "Toward Common Security" Speakers Board Noon, Smith Center Ballroom, call 464-4452 . Apr. 12 Shirley Chisholm Interdisciplinary 3 pm, 290 Smith Center, Free. Apr. 16 "Visible - Lisible: William Morris & the Kelmscott Press" "Cross Cultural No– tions of Power" Nina Mae Kellogg 3 pm, 338 Smith Center, Free. May 3 Frederick Crews PSU Women's Assoc. Noon , 338 SMC, $20. May 4 "Northwest Passages," E. Crownhart-Vaughn in a luncheon- lecture Tour the World Noon , 338 Smith Center, Free. June 21 "South Africa Today" June 28 "The American Revolution from the Canadian Perspective" July 5: "Yugoslavia in Transition" Carl Sagan 7 pm, Civic Auditorium, call 464-4788. June 27 "The Origins of Life in the Universe & the Search for Extrater– restrial Intelligence" Visual Arts Silver Gallery 8 am- 8 pm weekdays, 238 Smith Center, Free. Mar. 8- Photo from M.J. Apr. 10 Schultz's Portfolio Workshop Apr. 12- Photos from A. May 15 Capone's Portrait Class May 17- Images of Portland June 19 photo exhibit Littman Gallery 12- 4 pm, 250 Smith Center, Free. Mar. 30- Society of Illustrators Apr. 28 (reception Apr. 6, 5-7 pm) White Gallery 8 am-IO pm weekdays, 2nd floor Smith. Mar. 30- Marion Wood Kolisch, Apr. 28 photos (reception Apr. 6, 5-7 pm) Gallery 299 8 am-9 pm, 299 Neuberger Hall, Free. Apr. 3-14 "Raintowers" Apr. 17- C. Fitzpatrick, 28 painting May 1-12 C. Corcoran, glass Student Art Exhibit 2nd floor Neuberger Hall , Free. Call 464-3515 for tours. Weekdays, 8 am-8 pm. May 15- Multi-media exhibit June 2 Campus Notes May 29 Memorial Day Holiday. University closed. April- Summer term advance June 2 registration. June 9 Commencement, 7:30 pm, Memorial Coliseum. June 19 General registration for summer term. Evening classes begin. June 20 Day classes begin.