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Thursday, February 8

Anthropology Forum
"Texas Border Crossings: Amada Cardenas, Peyote, and the Native American Church in the 21st Century" by Stacy Schaefer, Anthropology. 4 pm, Ayres 120.

Guest Speaker
Legal affairs correspondent Nina Totenberg speaks on "Goodbye Clinton, Hello Bush and What It Means to the Law" and kicks off a KCHO/KFPR fund-raiser. Tickets: $15; $35 includes a reception following. Tickets are available at Zucchini and Vine or Sundance Records in Chico and House of Color in Paradise. 7:30 pm, Elks Lodge.

Writer's Voice Series
Fiction writer Marly Swick will read from her latest novel Evening News. Swick is also author of the novel Paper Wings and two short story collections. 7:30 pm, University Center Lounge.

Friday, February 9

Chemistry Seminar
"Pragmatic Aspects of the Mapping of Genes in Populations" by Lisa Gannett, Philosophy. 1 pm, Physical Science 202.

Biology Seminar
"Is There Evidence to Support the Assumption That Energy Is the Limiting Factor for Waterfowl Populations during Winter?: A Case Study of Canada Geese Staging in Interior Alaska" by Michael Eichholz, Central Valley Habitat Joint Venture. 3 pm, Holt 170.

Humanities Center Symposium "Writing, Rhetoric, and History" by Jill Swiencicki, English. 3 pm, Trinity 126.

Music
Singer/actress Sandra Reaves-Phillips in a one-woman show The Late Great Ladies of Blues and Jazz. Tickets: $16-20. 7:30 pm, Laxson.

Sandra Reaves-Phillips

Saturday, February 10

Drum Performance
Guinea and Senegal drummers perform. Sponsored by the Museum of Antrhopology and Building Bridges. 3 pm, Selvester's Cafe.

Sunday, February 11

Anthropology Lecture
Valane Smith speaks in the first of the lecture series World Explorations. 7 pm, Ayres 106.

Music
The Regina Carter Quintet presents an acoustic evening of violin jazz. Tickets: $12-18. 7:30 pm, Laxson.

Thursday, February 15

History Lecture
"Building Bridges or Driving Wedges?: Post-Revolutionary Nation Building in Mexico before 1940" by Stephen Lewis, History. 7 pm, PAC 134.

Art Lecture
Internationally distinguished art educator, Dr. Brent Wilson, will deliver Learning the Languages of Art: Japanese High Art, Popular Art, and Children's 'Graphic Speech', 7 pm, Ayres 201. Reception preceding, 6 pm, Ayres Hall.

Opera
Smetana's The Bartered Bride offers a tale of true love. 7:30 pm, Harlen Adams Theatre. Reception 5 pm, PAC 132. Tickets: $12-20.

Friday, February 16

Retired Faculty Meeting
"Implications of the Fall Election" by the Charles Turner, Political Science. Call x6101 for program information. 3 pm, Kendall 103.

Chemistry Seminar
"The Use of Inelastic Light Scattering As a Tool for Determining the Short-Range Structure of Supercritical Solutions" by Frank Baglin, University of Nevada, Reno. 1 pm, Physical Science 202.

Biology Seminar
"Robbing Biology's Coffers: Archaeological Applications of Dental Increment Analysis" by Chris O'Brien, Anthropology. 3 pm, Holt 170; refreshments at 2:30 pm.

Opera
The Bartered Bride. 7:30 pm, Harlen Adams Theatre. Tickets: $12-16.

Saturday, February 17

Donald Byrd

Music/Dance
Combining music and dance, Donald Byrd/The Group performs "In a Different Light: Duke Ellington." Tickets: $12-18. 7:30 pm, Laxson.

Opera
The Bartered Bride. 7:30 pm, Harlen Adams Theatre. Tickets: $12-16.

Sunday, February 18

Opera
The Bartered Bride. 2 pm, Harlen Adams Theatre. Tickets: $12-16.

Tuesday, February 20

Guest Speaker
Literary critic Roger Shattuck speaks about his book Are There Books Everyone Should Read? 7 pm, PAC 144. A reception follows in the Humanities Center, Trinity 100.

Music and Magic
The Banana Slug String Band combines music, theatre, puppetry, and audience participation in a program for all ages. Tickets: $8-12. 7:30 pm, Laxson.

Thursday, February 22

Choral
The Chorovaya Akademia performs music of the Russian church as well as works by Russian composers. Tickets: $12-18. 7:30 pm, Laxson.

Friday, February 23

Chemistry Seminar
"Fatty Sulfate Inhibition of Lipoxygenase" by Rakesh Mogul, Chemistry. 1 pm, Physical Science 202.

 
Sunday, February 25

Music
The Early Music Series Concert features sacred and secular music of the Middle Ages and Renaissance periods performed by Warren Haskell, Heidi Pintner, David Rothe, Daun Hayes, Jeffrey Gemmell, and Byron Thomas. Tickets: $10-13. 3 pm, PAC 134.

Early Music Series

Wildcat Athletics

Basketball -- Acker Gym

Friday, February 9 vs. CSU, Los Angeles; women's 6 pm; men's 8 pm

Saturday, February 10 vs. CSU, Dominguez Hills; women's 6 pm; men's 8 pm

Friday, February 23 vs. Cal Poly Pomona; women's 6 pm; men's 8 pm

Saturday, February 24 vs. CSU, San Bernardino; women's 6 pm; men's 8 pm

Baseball -- Nettleton Stadium

Friday, February 9 vs. Western Oregon; 1 pm

Saturday, February 10 vs. Western Oregon; 2:30 pm

Friday, February 16 vs. UC, Davis; 2:30 pm

Sunday, February 18 vs. UC, Davis; 7 pm

Friday, February 23 vs. CSU, San Bernardino; 7 pm

Saturday, February 24 vs. CSU, San Bernardino; 1 pm

Softball -- University Field

Saturday, February 10 vs. CSU, Stanislaus; noon

Sunday, February 11 vs. Humboldt State; 11 am

Friday, February 23 vs. Sonoma State; 1:30 pm

Academic Information

Friday, February 16
Census date -- no adding, dropping of classes without serious and compelling reason

Calendar items for Inside Chico State should be submitted two weeks in advance of each publication date to Linda Moore at PublicationsOffice@csuchico.edu.

A more complete calendar of campus events can be found at http://www.csuchico.edu/ eventsandcalendars.html.

If you have any questions, contact Kathleen McPartland at x4260.