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1998-1999 Brown Bag Lectures
- November 10: Julie Longo, History (on behalf of John
Bukowczyk, History) – “Urban Education, the University,
and the Liberal Arts”
- November 24: Jorge L. Chinea, Center for Chicano-Boricua
Studies; History – “The Immigration of Maritime Maroons in
Puerto Rico, 1656-1800”
- December 8: Osumaka Likaka, History – “Colonialism
and the Collective Memory”
- January 5: Olivia Washington, Nursing– “Improving
Chemically Dependant Women’s Perceptions of Freedom, Self Efficacy
and Employability: Using Cognitive/Didactic and Experiential Group
Therapy”
- January 19: Ellen Barton, English – “The Practice
and Micro-Practices of Referrals in American Medicine”
- February 2: Herman Rapaport, English – “The Theory
Mess”
- February 16: Gordon Barrick Neavill, Library & Information
Science – “The Canon in the Marketplace: Sales of Modern Library
Editions, 1920-1960”
- March 2: Jerry Herron, English – “Detroit: A Short
History of Forgetting”
- March 30: Frances Trix, Anthropology – “The Freedom
to Wear Religious Garb: The Trial of Baba Sirri”
- April 13: Brad Roth, Political Science; Center for Legal
Studies – “Coercion in the Quest for Substantive Human Freedom”
- April 27: Walter F. Edwards, English – “Rap and Reggae
Lyrics as Poetry”
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