Calendar

Arts, Events, and Speakers

Thursday, April 15

Tour Campus galleries and museums walking tour with the Museum of Anthropology. Noon, Langdon 301.

Writer's Voice Reading Robert McDowell, editor of Storyline Press and author of several books of literary criticism. 7:30 p.m., University Center.

Theatre Donna Stone Breed Memorial One-Acts presented by Chico State's advanced directing students. Proceeds fund the Donna Stone Breed Memorial Scholarship. Tickets: $6_8. 7:30 p.m., Wismer Theatre. t

Music Opera Gala. Tickets: $6_8. 7:30 p.m., Rowland-Taylor Recital Hall.t

Friday, April 16

Meeting Chico State Retired Faculty Association. Noon, University Center.

Biology Lecture "Ten Years after Exxon Valdez: Extent and Persistence of Damage to the Fisheries of Prince William Sound," Robert Thomas, Biology. 4 p.m., Holt 170; reception at 3:30 p.m.

Music Marimbist Makoto Nakura, winner of the 1994 Young Concert Artist International Competition. Tickets: $10_12. 7:30 p.m., Rowland-Taylor Recital Hall.t

Theatre Donna Stone Breed Memorial One-Acts. Tickets: $6_8. 7:30 p.m., Wismer Theatre.t

Saturday, April 17

Theatre Donna Stone Breed Memorial One-Acts. 7:30 p.m., Wismer Theatre.t

Sunday, April 18

Music Beehive features impersonations of the "girl groups" and female stars of the 1960s with "five wailing women and a smokin' six-piece band." Tickets: $15_18. 2 p.m., Laxson. t

Music Spring Organ Concert with guest Ronald McKean, music director and organist at Oakland's First Presbyterian Church and faculty member at CSU, Hayward, performing on Chico State's Centennial Pipe Organ. Tickets: $10_12. 2 p.m., Harlen Adams Theatre.t

Theatre Donna Stone Breed Memorial One-Acts. Tickets: $6_8. 2 p.m., Wismer Theatre.t

Monday, April 19

Presidential Lecturer Jose Ramos-Horta, East Timorese exile and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1996. Free. 7:30 p.m., Laxson.

Tuesday, April 20

International Forum "Warfare in Chiapas, Virtual and Otherwise," Cynthia Steele, Latin American Literature and Culture at Stanford Humanities Center. 4 p.m., Ayres 120.

Wednesday, April 21

Philosophy Forum "Critically Thinking about Star Trek Transponders and Other Quantum Mechanical Problems," Marco Del Seta, Philosophy. 7 p.m., Ayres 106.

Thursday, April 22

History Lecture "Educating for Democracy: State and Nation Building in the Philippines," Judith Raftery, History.7 p.m., PAC 134.

Writer's Voice Reading Amy Antongiovanni, English, regular contributor to Watershed and creative writing instructor at Butte College; and Steve Metzger, English, author of four travel books and many published articles and stories. 7:30 p.m., University Center.

Friday, April 23

Music Caren Levine & Friends, pianist Caren Levine, Music, bassoonist Evan Lewis, and clarinetist David Griffiths in a performance that includes new compositions by Levine. Tickets: $5_10. 7:30 p.m., Rowland-Taylor Recital Hall.t

Saturday, April 24

Music International Festival outdoor concert. Free. 10 a.m., Kendall lawn.U

Benefit Walk 1999 Chico State 3K Women's Walk for Fitness to benefit Women's Athletics scholarship fund. The goal is for each walker to raise $50 in donations. A luncheon follows the walk. 10 a.m. check-in, 11 a.m. start, Nettleton Stadium. Call 898-6470 for information.

Music Chico Symphony's Folksongs, Variations, and a Fantasy features flutist Chris Norman, one of the musicians on the Titanic soundtrack. Tickets: $12_15. 7:30 p.m., Harlen Adams.t

Sunday, April 25

Music Chico Symphony's Folksongs and Variations. Tickets: $12_15. 2 p.m., Harlen Adams.t

Wildcat Athleticss

Baseball—Nettleton Stadium

Friday, April 16 vs. San Francisco State University; 2:30 p.m.

Friday, April 23 vs. CSU, Los Angeles; 7 p.m.

Saturday, April 24 vs. CSU, Los Angeles; 1 p.m.

Sunday, April 25 vs. CSU, Los Angeles; Noon.

Wednesday, April 28 vs. CSU, Hayward; 5 p.m.

Academic Information

Now_August 13

Registration Period for Summer Session.

April 19_July 23

TRACS course request and advising period for fall 1999.