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Centennial Events Archive

The following is a continually updating list of events for the Centennial celebration year. The events are organized in chronological order by month and indicate which of the schools will be hosting the event.

2005

September
October
November
December

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September

Date	Host	Event	Location	Time
9/6	Art	Bill Seaman lecture	McConomy Auditorium	5 pm
9/12	Art	Trinh T. Min-Ha lecture	Chosky Theater	5 pm
9/13	Art	Luis Camnitzer lecture	McConomy Auditorium	5 pm
9/15	Music	Cuarteto Latinoamericano	Alumni Concert Hall	7:30 pm
9/16	Miller	Artist of the Year: Professor Clayton Merrell through 11/6	Pittsburgh Center for the Arts	5 pm
9/21	Art	CMA Lecture: Gary Hume	McConomy
9/28	Music	Philharmonic	Carnegie Music Hall	8 pm
9/27	Art	Suzie Silver lecture	McConomy Auditorium	5 pm

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October

Date	Host	Event	Location	Time
10/4	Art	Edgar Heap of Birds lecture	McConomy Auditorium	5 pm
10/5	Design	A Conversation with Kees Overbeeke: Nierenberg Distinguished Professor of Design. Reception to follow	McConomy Auditorium	7 pm
10/8	Music	Contemporary Ensemble	Kresge Recital Hall	5 pm
10/6	Drama	Preview: "Lysistrata" directed by Jed Allen Harris. A favorite of antiwar activists throughout world history. This play is one of Aristophanes' greatest surviving works.
10/8	Drama	Opening: "Lysistrata" directed by Jed Allen Harris. A favorite of antiwar activists throughout world history. this play is one of Aristophanes' greatest surviving works.
10/9	Music	Instrumental Jazz Ensembles	Kresge Recital Hall	7 pm
10/10	CAS	Franklin Toker lecture	Philip Chosky Theater	5:30 pm
10/11	Art	Navjot Altaf lecture	McConomy Auditorium	6 pm
10/11	Music	Concert Choir	Kresge Recital Hall	8 pm
10/12	Music	Wind Ensemble	Carnegie Music Hall	8 pm
10/13	CAS	(Im)permanence: Cultures in/out of Time Conference
10/14	Miller	Groundworks: Environmental Collaboration in Contemporary Art	Miller
10/14	CAS	Alan Lightman: Einstein in Time. CAS Conference Keynote Speaker	Kresge Theater	8 pm
10/15	Miller	Groundworks: Environmental Collaboration in Contemporary Art
10/16	Drama	Closing: "Lysistrata" directed by Jed Allen Harris. A favorite of antiwar activists throughout world history. This play is one of Aristophanes' greatest surviving works.
10/24	Art	Guiliana Bruno	Philip Chosky Theater	5 pm
10/26	Music	Philharmonic	Carnegie Music Hall	8 pm
10/27	Music	Musical/Opera	Kresge Recital Hall	8 pm
10/27	Design	Marcia Lausen lecture: "Design for Democracy." A reception in the Coffee Lounge area outside of the Auditorium to follow	Adamson Wing	7 pm
10/28	Music	Homecoming Concert	Carnegie Music Hall	9 pm
10/29	Music	Musical/Opera	Kresge Recital Hall	2 pm & 8 pm
10/30	Music	Musical/Opera	Kresge Recital Hall	2 pm

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November

Date	Host	Event	Location	Time
11/1	Art	Kevin Appel lecture	McConomy Auditorium	5 pm
11/4	Miller	International Festival/SOA Lecture: Rosina Santana (MFA '01)	Connan Room	2 pm
11/4	Miller	Exhibit Reception: Rosina Santana: The Vieques Project	UC Gallery	3 pm
11/14	CAS	Thomas McEvilley lecture	Philip Chosky Theater	5 pm
11/16	Art	Nicole Eisenman lecture	McConomy Auditorium	5 pm
11/17	Music	Cuarteto Latinoamericano	Alumni Concert Hall	7:30 pm
11/20	Music	Baroque Ensemble	Alumni Concert Hall	5 pm
11/13	Music	Vocal Jazz Ensembe	Alumni Concert Hall	5 pm
11/22	Music	Philharmonic	Carnegie Music Hall	8 pm

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december

Date	Host	Event	Location	Time
12/1	Drama	Preview: "Urinetown"directed by John Carrafa. "Urinetown" is the winner of three Tony Awards, 3 Outer Circle Critics' Awards, 2 Lucille Lortel Awards and 2 Obie Awards.
12/2	Drama	Opening: "Urinetown"directed by John Carrafa. "Urinetown" is the winner of three Tony Awards, 3 Outer Circle Critics' Awards, 2 Lucille Lortel Awards and 2 Obie Awards.
12/3	Music	Contemporary Ensemble	Kresge Recital Hall	5 pm
12/4	Music	Instrumental Jazz Ensembles	Kresge Recital Hall	7 pm
12/9	Music	Holiday Concert	Great Hall	12 pm
12/9	Music	Holiday Concert Combined Choirs & Philharmonic		12 pm
12/10	Drama	Closing: "Urinetown"directed by John Carrafa. "Urinetown" is the winner of three Tony Awards, 3 Outer Circle Critics' Awards, 2 Lucille Lortel Awards and 2 Obie Awards.


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