University of Massachusetts Amherst

February 1, 2009–February 28, 2009

Exhibit: Natural History Prints
An exhibit of photographs by John Green consisting of 14 photographic prints taken with a film camera using natural light.
Exhibit: The Game-The Metaphor
A sabbatical exhibition by associate professor Nancy Frommer LaPointe.
Exhibit: Sight Mapping
A mixed-media exhibition based upon the variety of ways in which contemporary artists have paraphrased, anthologized, or otherwise adapted the conventions of map-making or cartography.
UMass Amherst Debate Tournament
The UMass Debate Team will host over 50 teams from all over the Northeast competing in both policy and parliamentary style debate.
When the Levees Broke - Featuring Hot 8 Brass Band
A free public screening of Spike Lee's When the Levees Broke, Parts I and II, featuring Hot 8 Brass Band (performing February 6 at Bowker Auditorium).
Greeno Sub Shop Opening
Greeno Sub Shop will be opening for the semester, featuring mouthwatering subs and an open mic.
Internal Kung Fu at UMass: Pa Kua & Tai Chi
The UMass Inner Arts Club offers comprehensive training in the internal "sister" martial arts of Tai Chi, Pa Kua, and related practices for health and self defense year-round.
Late Night Movies: Clueless & Billy Madison
The University Programming Council brings you a Late Night Movie double feature! This week's movies are Clueless and Billy Madison.
Exhibit: 16/28:Years/Places
In this series of black and white self-portraits, Kristin Nason tackles the question of how time and place impact identity.
Exhibit: Timothy Gough: The Resulting Effect
In his debut solo exhibition "The Resulting Effect," at Hampden Gallery, UMass alumni artist Timothy Gough sculpts with large quantities of a single object.
Exhibit: New WORLD Theater's 30th Anniversary: A Retrospective Exhibit
The exhibit commemorates 30 years of New WORLD Theater’s unique contributions to the campus and the surrounding Pioneer Valley as an innovative cultural institution dedicated to presenting and producing theatrical works by artists of color.
Africana Expo
An exhibition of the Afro and Afro Diaspora presence on the UMass Amherst campus.
Policy, Politics and Private Sector Discrimination Since the 1964 Civil Rights Act
Don Tomaskovic-Devey will present his research at a talk as part of the Center for Public Policy and Administration's 2008-2009 Faculty Colloquium Series.
BDIC Information Session
An information session on creating your own major through interdisciplinary studies.
Lecture: "Perpetuation of Francisella tularensis"
Dr. Sam Telford III (Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine) will be discussing his research on tularemia, a deadly disease transmitted by ticks.