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Arts, Events, and Speakers

César Chávez Celebration A full afternoon of activities. 1 pm, Kendall lawn.

Anthropology Forum “The Story of Starting an Orphanage in Nepal: A Project in Development Anthropology” by alum Cindy Kennedy. 4 pm, Ayres 120.

Cuban Music The Buena Vista Social Club presents Omara Portuondo. Tickets: $14–24.
7:30 pm, Laxson.

Physics Seminar “The Cryogenic Dark Matter Search” by M. Scott Armel. 11 am, Physical Science 105.

Linguistics Colloquium “The Influence of Chinese on Tsat, an Austronesian Language of Hainan” by Graham Thurgood and Frank Li, English. 3 pm, PAC 206.

Biology Seminar “Identifying Predators of Cup-Nesting Songbird Nests in Riparian Valley Oak Forests of the Cosumnes River Preserve, Sacramento County, California” by Wesley Whisson, UC Davis. 4 pm, Holt 170; refreshments 3:30 pm.

Mathematics Colloquium “Universality of the Distribution Functions of Random Matrix Theory” by Craig Tracy, UC Davis. 4 pm, Holt 185; refreshments precede.

A.S. Film Series Matrix. Tickets: students free, $2 general. 8 pm, BMU 210.

Feminist Conference Keynote Speaker “Diversity in Third-Wave Feminisms” by Rebecca Walker, author of Black, White and Jewish. 8 pm, BMU auditorium.

Saturday, April 6

Wildflower Walk Meet at the Park and Ride east lot. Call x6317. 7:30 am, Big Chico Creek Ecological Reserve.

Museum of Anthropology Event Falconer Randy Landis gives a demonstration with six of his birds. 1 pm, Langdon 301.

Bird Walk Meet at Park and Ride. 7:30 am, BCCER.

Wildflower Walk Meet at Park and Ride. 9:30 am, BCCER.

Centennial Pipe Organ Concert David Rothe performs Organ Music from the Land of J.S. Bach. Tickets: $6­10. 3 pm, Harlen Adams Theatre.

Drama Rebecca Gilman’s Spinning Into Butter portrays racial tension in a small Vermont college. Tickets: $6­10. 7:30 pm, Wismer Theatre.

Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour Outdoor adventure films. Tickets: $3­5. 6 pm, Harlen Adams Theatre.

Guest Philosophy Speaker “Philosophy of Punk” by Crispin Sartwell, Maryland Institute College of Art. 7 pm, Library Studio A.

Drama Spinning Into Butter. Tickets: $6­10. 7:30 pm, Wismer Theatre.

Philosophy Speaker “Truth” by Crispin Sartwell. 3 pm, Trinity 126.

Anthropology Forum “The Ancient Near East from 4000 to 1500 b.c.” by William Collins, Geography and Planning. 4 pm, Ayres 120.

CAPE Forum “Racial Hate Speech and Its Proscription” by Lucas Swaine, Dartmouth University. 7:00 pm, PAC 134.

Drama Spinning Into Butter. Tickets: $6­10. 7:30 pm, Wismer Theatre.

Physics Seminar Todd Powell, Impact Medical Systems, is the featured speaker. 11 am, Physical Science 105.

Humanities Center Symposium Sheri Simons, Art and Art History, is the featured speaker. 3 pm, Trinity 126.

Mathematics Colloquium “New Solutions to the N-Body Problem” by Richard Montgomery, UC Santa Cruz. 4 pm, Holt 185.

Biology Seminar “Antisense Oligonucleotides as Therapeutics” by Joshua Finger, Isis Pharmaceuticals. 4 pm, Holt 170.

Dance Concert Keeping Dance Alive! showcases area dancers and choreographers. Tickets: $10­16. 7:30 pm, Laxson.

Drama Spinning Into Butter. Tickets: $6­10. 7:30 pm, Wismer Theatre.

A.S. Film Series South Park. Tickets: students free, $2 general. 8 pm, BMU 210.

Saturday, April 13

Bird Walk Meet at Park and Ride. 7:30 am, BCCER.

Drama Spinning Into Butter. Tickets: $6­10. 7:30 pm, Wismer Theatre.

Dance Concert Keeping Dance Alive! Tickets: $10­16. 7:30 pm, Laxson.

Daniel Hiestand Memorial Concert Alumni of the university bands perform with music students. Tickets: $8­12. 2 pm, Harlen Adams Theatre.

Dance Concert Keeping Dance Alive! Tickets: $10­16. 2 pm, Laxson.

Drama Spinning Into Butter. Tickets: $6­10. 2 pm, Wismer Theatre.

Museum of Anthropology Forum “Globalization and Indonesia” by Rick Ostrom, Political Science. 7 pm, Ayres 106.

Wednesday, April 17

Campus Arboretum Tour 11 am, Kendall.

Thursday, April 18

Anthropology Forum “Sisters in the Brotherhood” by Robin Huffman, Anthropology. 4 pm, Ayres 120.

Guest Lecturer Edwin Black, author of IBM and the Holocaust: The Strategic Alliance Between Nazi Germany and America’s Most Powerful Corporation. Tickets: $5­12. 7:30 pm, Laxson.

Writers’ Voice Series Charlotte Freeman, author of the novel Place Last Seen, is the featured speaker. 7:30 pm, University Center Lounge.

Physics Seminar “CD Recording Technologies” by Tim Sweeney, Physics. 11 am, Physical Science 105.

Biology Seminar “Injection of Proteins into Eukaryotic Cells by Bacteria” by Glenn Young, UC Davis. 4 pm, Holt 170.

Mathematics Colloquium “Ranks of Elliptic Curves” by Karl Rubin, Stanford. 4 pm, Holt 185.

Celtic Fiddler Natalie MacMaster performs music and dance of Old Scotland. Tickets: $10­22. 7:30 pm, Laxson.

Music, Dance, Video Sonic Fusion offers a dazzling musical and visual experience. Tickets: $6­10. 7:30 pm, Harlen Adams Theatre.

A.S. Film Series Jurassic Park. Tickets: students free, $2 general. 8 pm, BMU 210.

Museum of Anthropology Event The Chico Dog Fanciers Association presents a program of information and performing dogs. 1 pm, Langdon 301.

Opera Highlights CSU, Chico voice students perform. Tickets: $6­10. 7:30 pm, PAC 134.

Founders Week Alumni Reception noon, Nettleton Stadium.

Opera Highlights Tickets: $6­10. 2 pm, PAC 134.

Wildcat Athletics

Baseball—Nettleton Stadium

Friday, April 5 vs. Cal Poly Pomona conference game; 7 pm

Saturday, April 6 vs. Cal Poly Pomona conference game; 1 pm

Sunday, April 7 vs. Cal Poly Pomona conference game; noon

Tuesday, April 9 vs. Bethany College; 7 pm

Tuesday, April 16 vs. Bethany College; 7 pm

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.