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Events
The Scopes Monkey Trial: The Context for the Controversy
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Feb 03, 2006
from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM |
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| Where | WPSU TV/FM, Outreach Building, 120 Innovation Boulevard |
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SMTC-WPSU TV/FM Lobby Talks
Lobby Talks offer a forum for civic dialogue and create a meeting place for university and community expertise and experiences to be shared in vibrant and meaningful ways. Leaders and experts across disciplines are invited to engage in open public discourse and partner with colleges and departments on campus to extend research and service beyond the walls of the university. The Science, Medicine and Technology in Culture program and Penn State Public Broadcasting will bring to this forum two important conversations in February 2006.
To view these Lobby Talks, please go to: http://wpsu.org/tv/episodes/lobbytalk
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February 3, 2006 The Scopes Monkey Trial: The Context for the Controversy This talk is being developed to augment the Penn State Center for the Performing Arts sponsored event of the L.A. Theatre Works production of The Great Tennessee Monkey Trial. For additional information, reference:http://www.cpa.psu.edu/events/events0506/monkey.html. Ronald L. Numbers, Hilldale Professor of the History of Science and Medicine, Department of Medical History and Bioethics, University of Wisconsin–Madison Pat Shipman, Associate Professor of Biological Anthropology, Penn State University Preston Green, Associate Professor of Education, Penn State University Patty Satalia, WPSU Producer/Host, Moderator |