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UPCOMING EVENTS

March 27, 2009

Frank McCann- University of New Hampshire
The formal lecture is titled: "The Official Story Redux New Interpretations of 20th Century Brazilian History". Portuguese speakers: please plan also to attend a special cafezinho in Professor McCann's honor, to be held immediately after the talk in the IMU Starbucks.
3pm in Ballantine Hall 224

April 1, 2009

Carmen Ochoa- University of Chicago
Carmen Ochoa will be delivering a talk titled "Professionals-Turned-Taxi-Drivers-and Sausage Vendors: Surviving in the Aftermath of Mexico's Neoliberal Economic Restructuring.
1pm in Oak Room (IMU)

April 2, 2009

Masha Salazkina- Colgate University
Masha Salazkina will be giving a talk titled: "In Excess: Eisenstein's Mexico".
4pm in Woodburn Hall 007

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