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OCT 21Midday Music for Organ 10/21: CU Music Midday Music for Organ: Annette Richards performs “Suspended Time,” Music by Buxtehude, Frescobaldi, Mozart, Krebs and J. S. Bach. https://www.historicalkeyboards.org/

OCT 21ROUGH WORK: Linguistic Boundaries and Literary Langu... Shuang Shen is an Associate Professor of Comparative Literature and Chinese, Penn State University ...

OCT 21Future You Speaker Series: Director of Strategy & Bu... Future You Speaker Series: Director of Strategy & Business Intelligence, Activision Blizzard, Alex Marin Vidal '06 ...

OCT 21FGSS Graduate Colloquium Series The FGSS Grad Colloquium gives graduate students across disciplines the opportunity to present their feminist scholarship to faculty and other graduate students interested in gender and sexuality...

OCT 22You Always Step into the Same River, by Atul Bhalla My sustained preoccupation with the water in Delhi, India resulting in ‘Yamuna Walk’ and ‘I was not waving but drowning’ both executed on or around the same site on the...

OCT 22Critical Moves: Performance in Theory & Movement A new initiative from the Cornell University Department of Performing and Media Arts, the Asian American Studies Program, and the Latina/o Studies Program is enabling students...

OCT 22Sturt Manning: If they had, who would have gazed on ... Sturt Manning (Goldwin Smith Professor of Classical Archaeology, Cornell University) will give a virtual talk entitled, "If they had, who would have gazed on the face of Agamemnon? Why the...

OCT 22Lisa Guenther at the Cornell Political Theory Workshop Join us to workshop a paper by Lisa Guenther (Queen's University).

OCT 23Composers Forum: Malin Bång Malin Bång’s music is an exploration of movement and energy. She defines her musical material according to their amount of friction to create a spectrum of unpredictable and contrasting...

OCT 23Beethoven & Pianos: Roundtable with Tom Beghin As part of the Cornell Center for Historical Keyboards' Beethoven & Pianos: Off the Beaten Path series, a roundtable discussion between Tom Beghin and Cornell faculty and graduate students...

OCT 23Handmade: Transgender, Fiber, and Feeling Drawing from my book in progress, Handmade: Feelings and Textures of Transgender, this talk proposes an aes-thetic history of transgender as an identity in formation. I mobilize the handmade as a...

OCT 23Media Objects conference • MATERIALITY / IMMATERIALITY Rescheduled from March 2o2o, "Materiality / Immateriality" is the first of five panel discussions comprising Media Objects, a conference organized by the Media Studies Initiative. ...

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