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| March 5, 2002 |
Lecture by Dr. Janos Pelle
Anti-Semitism in Central Europe |
Sponsored by the Hungarian Cultural Center in New York, the Human Rights Project, the Office of the Dean of International Studies, the Office of Multicultural Affairs, the Institute for International Liberal Education, the Department of Political Studies, and the Russian and Eurasian Studies Program |
March 26, 2002 |
Meeting
with Unique Personalities:An Evening in DESCENT ISLAND in Tropical Guyana, as
guided by Tamás Kabdebó (presentation in English) |
Organized by the Hungarian Cultural Center in NYC Hungarian
Consulate, Dr. Kabdebó is an author and scholar who has been affiliated with numerous universities in the US, Ireland and in Guyana. He has published on various topics and is an exciting lecturer. He has left Hungary in 1956, but has maintained his ties with Hungarian culture. |
| April 18, 2002 | The Consequences of the
American Empire Lecture at Bard's Globilization Program in NYC, 6:15 p.m. Max Boot, Feature Editior, Op-Ed Page, The Wall Street Journal |
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| April 19, 2002 |
"Countries
in Transition" |
It will start with presentations on countries in transition by those Bard students who have a special affiliation with the given country/region and who took place in the preparation of the project. Countries to be presented are those presently undergoing changes in Central and Eastern Europe, the former Soviet Union, Asia and Africa. During the presentations, dinner will be served to participants. Then we will proceed with the discussion where any participant can pose questions to any of the presenters or participatants. The forum will then be followed by some night outing which is yet to be determined. |
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