Calendar of Events 2013

Pre-Celebration Geisel Film & Discussion
Miss Evers' Boys
with Charles Bay GR
6 pm, Chilcott Auditorium, Geisel School of Medicine

Hopkins Center Panel
Reclaiming Representations: Religion and Ethics
in Ganesh Versus the Third Reich
4:30pm, Halderman 41  

Geisel Lecture
Addressing Health Disparities:
Moving Towards Social Justice in Medicine
by Dr Roy Wade, Geisel '07, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Fellow in Minority Health Policy
6-7:30pm, Chilcott Auditorium, Geisel School of Medicine

Hopkins Center Film
Wuthering Heights
*7pm, Loew Auditorium, Black Family Visual Arts Center
$7 Dartmouth ID/Children 12 & under $5
Tickets on sale 45 minutes before show time at the theater

Hopkins Center Pre-Show Talk
Ganesh, Swastikas, and the Cultural Appropriation of Hinduism
7 pm, Wilson 219

Hopkins Center Performance
Ganesh Versus the Third Reich
Back to Back Theater
*8pm, The Moore Theater, Hopkins Center
$25/33/40 Dartmouth Students $10
Tickets at hop.dartmouth.edu, in person at the Hop Box Office, and 30 minutes before start
Includes adult language/content

Hopkins Center Film & Discussion
The Central Park Five
with Director Ken Burns in person
*7 pm, Spaulding Auditorium, Hopkins Center
Ticket prices are $15 and $10 (with a Dartmouth ID)
*Tickets on sale 45 minutes before show time at the theater

Hopkins Center Pre-show Talk
Ganesh, Swastikas, and the Cultural Appropriation of Hinduism
7 pm, Wilson 219

Hopkins Center Performance
Ganesh Versus the Third Reich
Back to Back Theater
*8pm, The Moore Theater, Hopkins Center
$25/33/40 Dartmouth Students $10
Tickets at hop.dartmouth.edu, in person at the Hop Box Office, and 30 minutes before start
Includes adult language/content

Community Faith Celebration
with Rabbi Arik Ascherman, Director of Rabbis for Human Rights, Israel
3-4:15 pm, Rollins Chapel

Human Resources presents
MLK Day Employee Celebration Breakfast
with Professor of Native American Studies N. Bruce Duthu
*8:30-10 am, Grand Ballroom, Hanover Inn
Pre-registration required: www.dartmouth.edu/~hrs or (603) 646-3411

Martin Luther King Jr.'s Speech at Dartmouth
Towards Freedom: An Audiorecording of King's Speech with Images from the Civil Rights Movements
9 am-3 pm, 105 Dartmouth Hall
presentation loops approximately every hour
Also at www.dartmouth.edu/~towardsfreedom

Tucker Foundation Service Opportunity
MLK Day of Service: Dartmouth Gives Back
10 am-4 pm, Paganucci Lounge, Class of 1953 Commons

Student Forum on Global Learning
with Opening Address by Photojournalist and Anti-War Photographer James Nachtwey '70
11:30am-4 pm, Haldeman
Sessions run throughout the day
Info and full presentation abstracts: www.dartmouth.edu/global/studentforum

Dartmouth Alliance for Children of Color Playdate
Sharing Dreams for the Future
3:30 pm-5 pm, Cutter-shabazz Hall, mural room
Parents or guardians must remain with their children

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Presents
21st Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Candlelight Vigil Precession
5 pm, gather at Cutter-Shabazz Hall, first floor 

Keynote Address by Playwright/Performer Katori Hall
*7 pm, The Moore Theater, Hopkins Center
Reception to follow at the Top of the Hop
Free tickets at the Hop Box Office beginning noon January 14th w/Dartmouth ID
beginning 10 am January 17th for general public 4-ticket limit per person
Ticket holders must take seats by 6:45pm, after which empty seats become available to all

Tucker Foundation Lunch Discussion
What Matters to Me and Why?
with Assistant Professor of English Soyica Colbert
12 noon-1 pm, Tucker Foundation
Light lunch provided

Geisel Panel
Perspectives from Community Based Organizations: Bridging Disparities and Overcoming Mistrust
with the Good Neighbor Health Clinic and others; facilitated by Anubhav Kaul and Dr. William Boyle
6 pm, Chilcott Auditorium, Geisel School of Medicine

Hopkins Center Film
Lincoln
*7 pm, Loew Auditorium, Black Family Visual Arts Center
$7 Dartmouth ID/Children 12 & under $5
Tickets on sale 45 minutes before show time at the theater

Student Performance Showcase
LIFTED: One-Act Plays by Students in Honor of Martin Luther King Jr.
Presented by the Teheater Department's YOUR SPACE program
8 pm, Bentley Theater

Hopkins Center
HopStop with the Dartmouth College Gospel Choir
Singing from the Soul
11 am, Alumni Hall, Hopkins Center

Hopkins Center Film
Middle of Nowhere
*6:30 pm, Loew Auditorium, Black Family Visual Arts Center
$7 Dartmouth ID/Children 12 & under $5
Tickets on sale 45 minutes before show time at the theater

Dartmouth College Library Presents
Amos Kennedy Letterpress Printing Demo
11 am-1 pm, Washington Iron Hand Press Demo
1:30 pm-5 pm, Drop-in Workshop with Amos Kennedy
Book Arts Workshop, Baker Library

The Xtraordinary Ladies of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc.
Xi Lambda Chapter present
The Race Card Project: Dartmouth Edition
6 pm, Kemeny 105

ID&E Film Presentation
Scottsboro: An American Tragedy
The Case That Sparked the Civil Rights Movement
12 noon-2 pm, 324 Blunt Alumni Center
Brown bag lunch; beverages and dessert provided

Dartmouth College Library Presents
Amos Kennedy Letterpress Printing Demo
1-4 pm, Book Arts Workshop, Baker Library

Dartmouth College Library Presents
Amos Kennedy Letterpress Printing Demo
11 am-2 pm, Book Arts Workshop, Baker Library

Documentary Film & Artist Lecture
Proceed and Be Bold with Amos Kennedy
7;30 pm, Hood Auditorium

Community Lunch Panel
Honoring Our History...Looking to Our Future
Reflections by Dartmouth and Tuck Alumnae
12 noon-1:30 pm, Cutter Shabazz Hall
Light lunch provided

Martin Luther King Jr.
Social Justice Awards and Panel Discussion
honoring Karen Lewis '74 (in absentia), the Barnet Family, Dr. Joseph O'Donnell, Steve Cosson '90 (in absentia), and the Dartmouth Graduate Veterans Association
4:30 pm, Hayward Ballroom, Hanover Inn
Reception to follow