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TWU Drama Presents: The Glass Menagerie
Trinity Western University | March 14, 2006
A classic drama from the American stage, The Glass Menagerie, will close the 2005-2006 main stage season for Trinity Western University Drama....[continue]
When do babies develop a love of speech?
McGill University | February 17, 2006
Is the newborn preference for speech innate, developed in utero or acquired during the early days post-partum?...[continue]
McGill researchers crack genetic code of Quebec C. difficile
McGill University | December 14, 2005
Researchers at the McGill University and Génome Québec Innovation Centre, MUHC and Jewish General Hospital have collaborated to successfully sequence the genome of a virulent strain of Clostridium difficile prevalent in Quebec since 2003 and similar to strains elsewhere in the world....[continue]
Tommie Sue Montgomery Abrahams presents Lessons from El Salvador: Peacekeeping and Peacemaking-Nov. 11
Mount Allison University | November 9, 2005
Renowned international scholar, Dr. Tommie Sue Montgomery Abrahams will be a guest lecturer at Mount Allison University on Friday, November 11 at 7:30 p.m. in the Owens Art Gallery....[continue]
Was Einstein right? U of C hosts free public lecture
University of Calgary | November 4, 2005
U of C Hosts Free Public Lecture...[continue]
UNBF to Host an Evening of Music and Einstein
University of New Brunswick - Saint John | October 28, 2005
In celebration of the World Year of Physics 2005 and the 100th anniversary of Albert Einstein’s miracle year, the department of physics at the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton will host An Evening of Music and Einstein....[continue]
Was Einstein Right?
Dalhousie University | October 25, 2005
How has the most celebrated scientific theory of the 20th century held up under the exacting scrutiny of planetary probes, radio telescopes, and atomic clocks? After 100 years, was Einstein right?...[continue]
Was Einstein Right?
St. Francis Xavier University | October 17, 2005
After 100 years... was Einstein right? The public is invited to delve into the most celebrated scientific theory of the 20th Century....[continue]
Free lecture: was Einstein right?
University of Toronto | October 14, 2005
Physicist Clifford Will of Washington University will discuss how the most celebrated scientific theory of the 20th century has held up under the exacting scrutiny of planetary probes, radio telescopes and atomic clocks during a free lecture on Wed. Oct. 19 at the University of Toronto....[continue]
PSA: Memorial University hosts Was Einstein Right?
Memorial University of Newfoundland | October 14, 2005
In 1905, the famous physicist, Albert Einstein wrote four papers that revolutionized modern physics. To celebrate the 100th anniversary of Einstein's most remarkable year of groundbreaking research, Memorial University presents, Was Einstein Right? by Dr. Clifford Will on Oct. 24....[continue]
Memorial University hosts public lecture: Was Einstein Right?
Memorial University of Newfoundland | October 14, 2005
The average person might not know a lot about the work of Albert Einstein, the most famous scientist of the 20th century. However, in the world of physics, he has defined a discipline. In 1905, Einstein wrote four papers that revolutionized modern physics, explained Dr. Michael Morrow of Memorial’s Department of Physics....[continue]
U of L Sports Psychology Researcher Helps Warner County Strive for Excellence
University of Lethbridge | February 5, 2005
What do U of L Sports Psychologist Sharleen Hoar and NHL hockey coach and literacy advocate Jacques Demers have in common?...[continue]
