Anthropology Event

Cheer up, Charles, we're going to celebrate your birthday
 

The IUN Anthropology Club presents:
 

THE SIXTH ANNUAL
DARWIN DAY

Featuring talks by four of IUN's own faculty
 

Thursday February 12, 2004

1 to 3:15 pm
IUN Library Conference Center AB
134 west 35th Ave, Gary IN

Free admission, open to the public, refreshments served

Speakers are  Larry Ciupik, Cynthia O'Dell, Marisa Fontana, and Paul Kern, discussing evolutionary topics relating to the fields of psychology, archaeology, philosophy, and forensics.

IUN Darwin Day features several excellent speakers on evolution and Darwin, cake and songs, and just plain fun.  The featured speakers will each talk for 20 to 30 minutes, with a few minutes for questions between talks.  So come whenever you can, and stay as long as you want.

Schedule:
1:00   Larry Ciupik, Astronomer, speaks about "Forensic Astronomy"

1:30  Cynthia O'Dell, Psychologist, speaks on "Charles Darwin's biography of his own child, and the evolution of the study of child development"

2:00  Cutting of Darwin's birthday cake

2:15  Marisa Fontana, Archaeologist, talks about "Patterns of warfare among Mississippian Native Americans 500 years before Columbus"

2:45  Paul Kern, Historian, speaks on "The Philosophical Context of The Origin of Species."


Oh, and we will be selling the Darwin fish emblems and Anthro Club and Darwin T-shirts.

Click here to hear the "Long Way from Amphioxus" song!
(This link plays the song as a Realplayer download stream from the San Diego Historical Society site.)

Learn more about Darwin Day, an international celebration, at: http://www.darwinday.org/


 

At right is Charles Darwin's tomb in Westminster Abbey

For more information on this event, call  Bob Mucci at 219-980-6607
Or you can Email Bob

A wonderful site on Darwin's life can be found at:  http://www.csuchico.edu/~curban/Darwin/DarwinSem-S95.html
A site called "Things Creationists Hate":http://riceinfo.rice.edu/armadillo/Sciacademy/riggins/things.htm
And a decidedly anti-evolution site:  http://www.pathlights.com/ce_encyclopedia/20hist10.htm
 
 

 
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updated 23 January 2004
http://www.iun.edu/~anthronw/cal/2004/02-12-04.htm
Comments:  Department of Sociology/Anthropology