41. Alutiiq Museum And Archeological Repository - Kodiak, Alaska - Events, Annual Ca Park and the Kodiak Historical society’s Baranov traveling exhibits that reflectAlaska’s Native cultures. current events Add us to your calendar for http://www.alutiiqmuseum.com/events.htm

Short cut to Current Exhibits CLICK TO ENLARGE - 33KB Alutiiq Center - photo by Amy Steffian Visit Us: The Alutiiq Museum is located on the first floor of the Alutiiq Center, in the historic heart of downtown Kodiak. Visit us at 215 Mission Road, opposite the Holy Resurrection Russian Orthodox Church and a short walk from Sargent Park and the Kodiak Historical Society’s Baranov Museum. CLICK TO ENLARGE - 44KB Map to Alutiiq Center Tours: The Alutiiq Museum provides tours of its laboratory and collections storage facilities to educational groups. All tours must be scheduled in advance and at the convenience of the museum’s staff. For a small fee, community groups may also use the museum facilities to host a meeting or an event. Please contact Gallery Manager Katie Kavanaugh (486-7004, x8) to schedule a group tour or to host your organization’s next meeting in our gallery. Download a museum newsletter: Summer 2002 You MUST have Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the files above.

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43. WTMS CURRICULUM STANDARDS context, identify the common elements of different cultures. 4. Individuals and SocietyUsing societies of 5. current events Determine those factors from the http://www.epcsc.k12.in.us/washington/feola/mssscurriculum.html

GRADE SIX SOCIAL STUDIES "WESTERN CULTURES" The seventh grade course of study for social studies , "Western Cultures", should provide insight into the diverse peoples and cultures of the Western Hemisphere of our Earth. It should offer opportunities to study aspects of culture in several eastern countries. Attention should be given to religious , traditions, art, literature, and the development of social, economic, and political institutions. Examination of the history of western lands as well as contemporary eastern peoples should be components of this course. Through the study of current events and the use of inquiry skills it is to be hoped that students will become aware not only of differences in cultures, but in common threads that influence present and future conditions on our globe. EPCSC PROFICIENCIES OF GREATEST IMPORTANCE Geographic Relationships: Explain the relationship between physical and cultural features in the Western World. Economics: Demonstrate the influence of physical and cultural factors upon the economic systems found in countries of the Western World.

44. Publications, Latin American Studies Center, University Of Maryland the Bad and the Ugly Democracy, political parties and civil society in Latin AnEncounter on Caribbean Literatures and cultures / Encuentro de literaturas y http://www.inform.umd.edu/las/Events/CurrentEvents.html

Latin American Studies Center LASC Home Projects / Research Events Publications ... Mexican Cultural Institute Date Time Event Place Saturday, April 5th 10 am - 6 pm An Encounter on Caribbean Literatures and Cultures / Encuentro de literaturas y culturas del caribe hispano Saint Mary’s Multipurpose Room April 7th Popular Libraries: Library projects in Brazil by Professor Elda Mulholland. Holzapfell 0128B Wednesday April 9th 4 pm Latin American Film Festival Jimenez Hall 0220 April 11th 12-2 pm Reading and discussion of Afro-Brazilian poems led by José Carlos Limeira Holzapfel 1108 April 11th 4 pm “¿Uruguay, un caso excepcional?” by Alicia Lissidini* Holzapfel 1108 April 14th 4 pm Una democratización incompleta: la sociedad civil en la transición chilena” by Gonzalo de la Maza Holzapfel 1108 Wednesday Apr. 16th 4 pm Latin American Film Festival Jimenez Hall 0220 April 23rd 12 pm “Party systems in Latin America: New tendencies” by Marcelo Cavarozzi Arts and Sociology 2115 May 9th 4 pm “Sociedad civil y democracia directa en Argentina y Venezuela” by Alicia Lissidini *From the series: “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Democracy, political parties and civil society in Latin America.”

45. OLAS: Current Events a month, in addition to our regular events listing and Members of Congress about currentlegislative priorities to interpret the histories and cultures of other http://orpheus.ucsd.edu/las/current/call_for_papers.html

University of California, San Diego Link to Academic Year Calendar Request for Information Center for Iberian and Latin American Studies CALL FOR PAPERS, PROPOSALS, AND PRESENTATIONS CILAS is pleased to announce that we will be circulating calls for papers, proposals, and presentations (for fellowships, conferences, and publications) once a month, in addition to our regular events listing. The following opportunities are for undergraduate and graduate students, and faculty. It is our hope that this listing will assist you in obtaining fellowships and sharing your work broadly. Additional information (in hard copy) is available in room 5 of the Gildred Latin American Studies building, or on our website at http://orpheus.ucsd.edu/las/. The following information is listed in chronological order, according to submission deadlines. Within this broad definition, UC MEXUS seeks to identify, encourage, secure financial support for, and publicize programs which promise to contribute substantially to scholarship, to enhance University instruction-particularly in graduate and professional areas-to improve binational understanding, and to make positive contributions to society in both Mexico and the United States.

46. OLAS: Current Events of Ethnic Studies, and California cultures in Comparative and The Latin American Societyat Cal to address Brazilian politics, history, current events and the http://orpheus.ucsd.edu/las/current/

University of California, San Diego CILAS Lecture Series Link to Academic Year Calendar Link to Call for Papers Request for Information Center for Iberian and Latin American Studies LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES EVENT CALENDAR April 4- April 18, 2003 Please address the subject line Event List Posting and submit your request by Thursday of the week preceding the date of your event. UCSD CAMPUS When: April 10, 2003, 3:00 p.m. Where: Deutz Conference Room, Institute of the Americas Complex *Talk will be given in Spanish The Department of History Presents Explaining Mexico's "Double Transition" to Electoral Democracy and the Rule of Electoral Law, 1988-2000 When: Tuesday, April 15, 2003, 12:00 Noon Where: Presented By: Sara Schatz, Visiting Scholar, The Ohio State University SARA SCHATZ is a Visiting Scholar at The Ohio State University. She received her MA in Latin American Studies from Berkeley and her PhD in Sociology from UCLA. Her areas of interest are in Political Sociology, Social Theory, and Latin American/Mexican Studies. She has received funding from the National Science Foundation, the Ford Foundation, and the Andrew Mellon Foundation. She is the author of two books: "Conceptual Structure and Social Change" (2002), and "Elites, Masses and the Struggle for Democracy in Mexico" (2000). Among other journals, she has published articles in Social History, Studies in Law, Politics and Society, International Journal of the Sociology of Law, Psychoanalysis & Contemporary Thought.

47. SouthWestern Bell Worldroom At The International Center Magazines on Different cultures These next international relations, culture, politics,and current events. detailed coverage of international economic events. http://worldroom.tamu.edu/FrmRes.htm

SOUTHWESTERN BELL World Room About World Room Briefing Room World Scholar Learning Activities Resources Virtual Suitcase W O R L D R O O M AT THE INTERNATIONAL CENTER About the World Room Programs Briefing Room World Scholars ... International Programs World Wide Web Resources Here are some suggested sites to explore on the web related to international relations, politics, current events, geography, etc. General Information Organizations Web Magazines on Different Cultures Information by Geographical Region ... Other Please send us your additions and suggestions. Email the World Room General Information The following are homepages full of international information and news as well as important sites from government divisions and world organizations. Back to top of page.

48. Index Of /~lambda Past events (Anthropology Club and Lambda Alpha events). Sanday will summarize whatis known about rapeprone campus cultures and compare this current Members. http://www.nd.edu/~lambda/

The University of Notre Dame Indiana Beta Chapter Lambda Alpha National Honors Society for Anthropology above left, Anasazi Pitcher (Colorado), from Anasazi Heritage Center above right, skull of Homo erectus (Java), from Human Origins Website What is Lambda Alpha? Calendar of Upcoming Events Past Events ... Links What is Lambda Alpha? The purpose of this organization, founded in 1968, is to promote the study and appreciation of anthropology as an academic discipline and a forum of applied learning for the benefit of all peoples. The name Lambda Alpha is composed of the initial letters of the Greek words LOGOS ANTHROPOU, meaning "The Study of Humans." Read the Constitution The requirements for membership in Lambda Alpha are: - 3.25 minimum GPA in all classes - 3.6 minimum GPA in anthropology - minimum of 15 completed credits Calendar of Events April: 25, Wednesday- Lambda Alpha Induction Dinner at SDH, Hospitality Room Past Events (Anthropology Club and Lambda Alpha Events) September: 12, Tuesday- Anthro Club Picnic (5:30-7:30, between O'Shag and Decio) 26, Tuesday- Movie Night, Professor McKenna's home

49. Social Studies Curriculum - World Culture Goals women's lives differ in western, Asian, and Arab cultures. Monitor current eventsfor several weeks in a specific on the influence of religion in that society. http://www.ncpublicschools.org/curriculum/socialstudies/worldcult.html

Curriculum Publication Sales Education Policies Agency Web Sites ... Publications Social Studies Curriculum Grades 9-12 Introduction... Goals and Objectives:High School World Culture Introduction The study of World Cultures enables students to understand that people live, behave, and believe as they do because of their culture. Students of World Cultures begin to understand that culture is dynamic and evolving and that people can shape their cultures as their cultures shape them. They understand as well that the ways judgments are formed, events are interpreted, and decisions are reached are culturally determined. As students examine the institutions, settings, and people of other cultures, they gain perspectives that enable them to examine our culture, to analyze elements of our culture, and to make judgments as to how well practices and institutions of our own culture work. Such an examination helps students to understand more fully what it means to be an American. In the study of World Cultures, students examine persistent issues such as ecology, peace and security, technology, the position of the individual in society, and the importance of national and cultural identity. Through an examination of issues that are global in scope, students prepare themselves to be good decision makers about domestic and international policies concerning such issues.

50. Cultural Groups a link between alumni and current students at interested in Middle Eastern cultures,languages, peoples a fashion show, cultural, and community service events. http://www.bu.edu/sao/organizations/cultural.html

Student Groups Select a Group Category Band Groups Club Sports College of Arts and Sciences College of Fine Arts College Government College of Communication College of Engineering Cultural Organizations Graduate School of Management Local Students Union Metropolitan College Performing Groups Political Organizations Recreation Organizations Religous Organizations Residence Hall Associations Sargent College School of Education School of Hospitality School of Law School of Management School of Theology Service Organizations Special Interest Organizations Student Government Student Union Cultural Organizations Cultural groups represent a wide variety of histories, cultures and talents. Through these organizations students are able to meet and socialize with students from similar backgrounds and explore new ones. Many of these groups showcase their culture through performances, dances and lectures. Some organizations co-sponsor events with other local schools. Many of these organizations sponsor large annual events in which the students themselves perform. African Students Organization Provides support to students interested in issues dealing with Africa aid and to bring African culture to BU and the Boston Area.

51. Internet Public Library Social Sciences tools, remaining from past human lives and cultures. usually including an explicitinterpretation of those events. are relevant to the current evolving needs http://www.ipl.org/div/aon/browse/soc00.00.00/

52. Arcade Publishing current events. A thoughtful inquiry into our concept of identity and its impact onsociety. identity is understood in the world’s different cultures, and how http://www.arcadepub.com/catalog/index.cfm?category_id=191

53. PLATO Descriptions of dictators and the consequences for world society. myths, and gods of various culturesand their current events Discussion of topics of current interest and http://www.college.ucla.edu/up/honors/platodesc.html

Preliminary List of PLATO Society Study/Discussion Groups ARCHAEOLOGY Mayan, Incan, and Aztec Cultures A study of these civilizations, separated from both Western and Oriental influences, that developed remarkable cultures in spite of geographical and climatic limitations. The Stories of Bridges Both in reality and in fiction, bridges have stirred the imagination; this S/DG will examine major examples of each. ART Women Artists Through the Centuries From the Renaissance up to the 20th century, the history of art rarely mentions the work of the numerous female artists; this S/DG will be an attempt to remedy this omission. BIOGRAPHY The Life and Times of Samuel Johnson Reading and discussion of Boswell's and other biographies of Samuel Johnson, the writer considered to be the major literary figure of the second half of the 18th century. HISTORY La Belle Epoque A study of turn of the century France and its art, literature, and music, as well as its salons, la vie bohème, and the tragic Dreyfus affair. The Etruscans: Their Rise and Fall - 7 Weeks An exploration of the mysterious civilization which flourished from the 8th to the 1st century B.C. in central Italy, prior to the advent of the Romans.

54. Building Bridges Other Scheduled Daily events Exhibits culture, crafts, books of topics that reflectpast, current, and future Open Trade and Open cultures, Indigenous People http://www.botany.hawaii.edu/traditionalknowledge/events/summit.htm

Building Bridges with Traditional Knowledge Summit Meeting Main Summit Events Registration Summit Goals ... Contacts Summit Overview Title: Building Bridges with Traditional Knowledge II Location: Hilton Hawaiian Village , Honolulu, Hawaii Dates: Monday, May 28 - Saturday, June 2, 2001 Travel: Daily Schedule (Monday - Friday): Morning Concurrent Sessions 7-9 concurrent sessions each morning on specific themes (see below) Round Table Luncheons small group discussions of current topics Afternoon Plenary Sessions 6-7 speakers each afternoon representing one region of the earth per day Evening Special Presentations Major international leaders addressing questions of culture, education, politics, science, and the future Other Scheduled Daily Events: Exhibits: culture, crafts, books, corporations, business opportunities, funding sources, professional societies, and food Interactive Music Room with Instruments Provided Kupuna (Elder) Reserved Conference Relaxation Room Poster Presentations Morning or All-Day Hikes through the Mountains of Oahu Morning Tours of Botanical Gardens, Cultural and Geological Sites

55. Music & Art Science History Geography cultures Music Premier international scientificsociety in acoustics, dedicated history, and even current events; be warned http://www.hipark.austin.isd.tenet.edu/subjects/music.html

Math LanguageArts Science History ... The Acoustical Society of America Premier international scientific society in acoustics, dedicated to increasing and diffusing the knowledge of acoustics and its practical applications; contains sound files from whale whistles to the Blue Danube waltz Beethoven the Immortal Extensive information regarding Beethoven, his life and music Composers and Works Multimedia Beethoven View the site as the music plays on; you can also listen to selections from his symphonies, download some nice pictures of Ludwig himself and follow links to other Beethoven resources Euphonium Information Page Trombones and sound files of musical selections that feature the instrument Leeds University The Department of Music at Leeds University: information about their program and music links to all over the world Orchestras, Ensembles, and Events The Renaissance Consort Renaissance consort and instrument page has image and sound links of various renaissance instruments: bass recorder, shawm, glastonbury pipe and more Art Ansel Adams Art Exhibit Ansel Adams: Fiat Lux;

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57. Health Events Current Week A list of the current week's events from Disability the full events calendar, or select events from the to celebrate the diversity of cultures in Beechworth. http://www.disability.vic.gov.au/dsonline/dssubmit.nsf/EventsCurrentWeek?openage

58. National Campaign | Who We Are about other world regions, cultures, and languages fifty years, the Asia Societyhas introduced To broaden understanding of Asia's current events and dynamic http://www.asiaintheschools.org/WhoWeAre.htm

National Coalition Co-chairs John Engler James B. Hunt, Jr. Members Richard Brecht Anne L. Bryant Gene R. Carter Adrian Davis Virginia B. Edwards Sandra Feldman Michele Forman Susan H. Fuhrman Carol Gluck Edwin H. Gragert Maurice R. Greenberg Gilbert M. Grosvenor Richard C. Holbrooke G. Thomas Houlihan Paul D. Houston David G. Imig Roberts T. Jones James A. Kelly Gary Knell Diana Lam Robert Lee Lisa Ling Shirley Malcom Shabbir A. Mansuri Roberta Martin Victor J. Menezes Thomas W. Payzant Nicholas Platt Alan R. Ruby John Theodore Sanders Andrew F. Smith Gerald Tirozzi Yiping Wan Reg Weaver Brenda Welburn Arthur E. Wise Executive Director Vivien Stewart "For nearly half a century, the Asia Society has been an invaluable asset to both America and to Asia. You have helped to acquaint the American people and their leaders with the changing face of Asia, and Asians with us. In particular, I want to applaud your national campaign to improve teaching about Asia in our schools. The rising generation of young people here and in Asia need to learn much more about each other because they will be building and sharing the same future. As Americans and Asians work together to meet the challenges of a 21st century world, we will need the Asia Society more than ever."

59. CURRENT EVENTS: Environmental Policy Group @ MIT The followings are the events in the 2002 Fall FC DiMento is professor of Law andSociety and Urban health and wellbeing; (ii) indigenous cultures and food http://web.mit.edu/dusp/EPG/content/Current/Events/

Lectures and Events Welcome Mission Statement Graduate Study Undergraduate Study ... Contact Us In this section you'll find announcements about meetings and other events related to the work of the department. DUSPers: please also check Plaza , our intranet system. UPCOMING EVENTS IN THE SPRING SEMESTER (FEBRUARY - JUNE 2003) MARK UP YOUR CALENDER! February 11 EPG LUNCH - Professor John Forester February 25 EPG LUNCH - David Ropeik, Director of Risk Communication, Harvard Center for Risk Analysis will be discussing his new book,Risk: A Practical Guide for Deciding What's Really Safe and What's Really Dangerous in the World Around You March 4 March 11 March 18 EPG LUNCH - Janet Martinez, Ph.D. Candidate - Colloquium, WTO and New Strategies for Resolving Trade-Environment Disputes April 1 April 8 April 29 EPG LUNCH - Mark Rossi, Ph.D.Candidate - Colloquium, The Story of the Chlorine-free paper Movement EPG LUNCH John Forester Learning from Surprise and The Drama of Negotiation (or, What Urban Planners Can Learn From the Mediators of Public Disputes) Tuesday, February 11, 2003

60. University Of Virginia - Asian Student Union of African and Carribean cultures Black Empowerment Students Without Borders TurkishSociety at UVA Association Asianweek.com (current events pertaining to http://www.student.virginia.edu/~asian/links.htm

Links: The Coalition: www.diversity2020.com NOW: www.uvanow.org LSU: www.uvalsu.org BSA: www.uvabsa.org QSU: www.queeruva.org Asian American Culture (AMEL301) Class Links Armenian Cultural Society Association of African and Carribean Cultures ... Political Circus Site created and maintained by Marcus Woo

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