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The series will conclude with a screening the film commissioned by the Algerian government to show both sides of Algerian strife for independence.

Khenmo Drolma of the Tibetan Buddhist Vajra Dakini Nunnery in Vermont will discuss her evolution as an artist and Tibetan Buddhist nun.

The free lecture series focusing on astronomical objects found by the 18th century French astronomer Charles Messier, will feature "The Messier Clusters."

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.

Pablo Medina will read selections from his poems and discuss his writing as part of the University's Writers and Critics Series.

Drake students, faculty and staff are pledging acts of green for the 5,000 Acts of Green campaign.

As a national finalist in the financial literacy and sustainability competitions, the Drake team will compete in the SIFE USA National Exposition in Philadelphia.

The fraternity will return to campus to reestablish the Beta Delta chapter, originally chartered in 1949.

Drake's Coalition of Black Students will host a free, motivational lecture to inspire the Drake and local communities.

The event, which is free and open to media professionals, is titled "You -- Only Better: Selling Yourself in a Tough Job Market."