USD Magazine, Winter 2002

For a complete listing, click on the news and events section of USD's Web site at www.sandiego.edu.

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APRIL 4-7

JANUARY 30 Traditions of Spiritual Direction

Fifth annual fund-raising concert for the James H. Kolar Amadeus Music Fund, featuring Henry Kolar and friends, USD faculty and students. 3 p.m., French Parlor, Founders Hall. $8 general, $6 seniors and students, $5 with USD ID. (619) 260-4600, exc. 4901 . 28 Sixth Annual Real Estate Conference This annual meeting allows those in commercial and residential real estate, urban economics and regional development to discuss issues affecting their industries. Sponsored by USD's Real Estate Institute. 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., San Diego Convention Center. $1 SO per person, $1 ,500 for a cable of I0. (619) 260-2256 or log on to http://realescate.sandiego.edu. MARCH 9 An Evening of Chamber Music Featuring Kay Etheridge and friends, 8 p.m., French Parlor, Founders Hall. $8 general, $6 seniors and students, $5 with USD ID. (619) 260-4600, ext. 490 I. 13 Spring 2002 Science Lecture Series Members of USD's Marine Science and Environ– mental Studies program discuss their work in the Antarctic. 7-9 p.m., Manchester Executive Conference Center 206. Free. (619) 260-7454. 25-29 Spring Break

The Second Annual Early Music Festival

"The Musical World of the Baroque: Exuberance and Splendor" is the theme of this year's festival, pro– duced by music Profes–

This course explores the major traditions of spiritual direction and is caught by Barbara Quinn, R.S.C.J.. of USD's Center for Christian Spirituality. Continues through May I. $825. (619) 260-4784.

sor Marianne Pfau. Special guests include Les Hobo'istes de Prusse from Berlin, playing civic music of the 18th century for Oboe Band. Times and venues vary. (619) 260-4600, ext. 490 I. 13 Spring 2002 Science Lecture Series Topics include "Surgery, Mutants and the Jones Polynomial: A Story of Knots," by math Professor Diane Hoffoss, and "Baja Experience," by marine science Professor Michel Boudrias and chemistry Professor Jim Bolender. 7-9 p.m., Manchester Executive Conference Center 206. Free. (619) 260-7454. 18-19 13th Annual Social Issues Conference "Practicando La Paz y La Justicia/Practicing Peace and Justice" is the theme of this year's conference, featuring a keynote speech by Winona LaDuke, spokeswoman for the rights of indigenous people in America. Includes joint workshops with the American Indian Festival and a luncheon. (619) 260-4798. 18-21 American Indian Festival

FEBRUARY

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yoto Laureate Symposium The inaugural event, hosted by USD and founded by the lnamori Foundation of Kyoto, Japan, cele– brates the lives and works of those receiving the prestigious Kyoto Prize.Japan's highest private award for lifetime work that improves society. Includes a USD Symphony concert at 8 p.m., Feb. 6, in Shiley Theatre. For information, log on to http://peace.sandiego.edu or call (619) 260-7509. 3 Spring 2002 Science Lecture Series Topics include "Ants in Your Pants," by biology Professor Terrence McGlynn, and "Election Chaos," by math Professor Jane Friedman. 7-9 p.m., Manchester Executive Conference Center 206. Free. (619) 260-7454. 20 Strategies for Advancing the Profession of Nursing The Hahn School of Nursing and Health Science 14th Annual Nursing Lectureship features Carolyn Knight Bupperc, president of Better Life Health Care Systems, Inc. and director of Student Health at St.John's College in Annapolis, Md. 4 p.m., Manchester Executive Conference Center. Reser– vations requested, reception follows. Free. (619) 260-4550 or log on to www.sandiego.edu/nursing.

Two days of cultural programming and a marketplace, including a panel discussion and book signing on American Indian Code Talkers in World War II, co-sponsored by NROTC; a workshop on American Indian legal issues, sponsored by the USD School of Law and Legal Research

Center: and a Kumeyaay Indian welcoming and blessing ceremony. Call (619) 260-4725 or log on to www.sandiego.edu/indianfestival.

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