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Books and Bagels Reading Event
Saturday, April 18, 9:00-10:00 am SOE Curriculum Library Once each month, Drake University students gather on a Saturday morning in the School of Education’s Curriculum Library to read with children from the I Have A Dream Foundation. The event, known as Books and Bagels, is a volunteer opportunity for the students to work with area...
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Recital features musical settings of words that perhaps should not have been spoken
Bruce Perry, baritone, and Michelle Havlik-Jergens will present a recital titled "Did I Say That?"
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Astronomy series to examine spiral galaxies
Friday's presentation will focus on 18th century French astronomer Charles Messier and his discovery of spiral galaxies.
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International film series to feature ‘Battle of Algiers’
The series will conclude with a screening the film commissioned by the Algerian government to show both sides of Algerian strife for independence.
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Abbess to give slide lecture on Tibetan and Himalayan art
Khenmo Drolma of the Tibetan Buddhist Vajra Dakini Nunnery in Vermont will discuss her evolution as an artist and Tibetan Buddhist nun.
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Drake Observatory series to study Messier star clusters
The free lecture series focusing on astronomical objects found by the 18th century French astronomer Charles Messier, will feature "The Messier Clusters."
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Drake Law School hosts ‘Presidents Helping Children’ exhibit
Drake University Law School opened the "Presidents Helping Children" exhibit Wednesday at the Neal and Bea Smith Law Center, 2400 University Ave.
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Drake Law School hosts ‘Presidents Helping Children’ exhibit
Underscoring the role of the federal government in the lives of children, the exhibit features U.S. presidents and their work on behalf of children.
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Drake marks nearly 4,200 acts as part of green challenge
Drake students, faculty and staff are pledging acts of green for the 5,000 Acts of Green campaign.