September 9, 2008
\nSenator Benjamin Cardin
\n“National Issues facing America at Home and Abroad”<\/p>\n
September 17, 2008
\nConstitution Day
\nMaryland Court of Appeals
\n“Constitutional Interpretation and the Politics of Judicial Appointments\u201d<\/p>\n
September 23, 2008
\nNicholas Crowe
\nTurbulence and Toleration: Enlightenment Oxford and Her New World Exports
\nCo-sponsored with the Centre for Medieval and Renaissance Studies <\/p>\n
September 26, 2008
\nParris Glendening
\nSmart Growth: From a Maryland Beginning to a National Movement
\nCo-sponsored by the Student Environmental Action Coalition and the St. Mary’s River Watershed Association<\/p>\n
September 29, 2008
\nCollins Bailey
\nRepublican Candidate for, Maryland’s 5th District for Congress <\/p>\n
October 9, 2008
\nJudge James Robertson
\nHabeas Corpus Redux
\nJudge William O.E. Sterling Lecture in Law and Politics<\/p>\n
October 21, 2008
\nThomas F. Schaller
\nAssociate Professor of Political Science, University of Maryland, Baltimore County
\nPolitical Columnist, Baltimore Sun
\nDr. Tom Schaller
\nWhistling Past Dixie and the 2008 Election: How the Democrats can Win the White House without the South<\/p>\n
October 27, 2008
\nAli Aslan
\nDemocracy in Turkey: The Role of U.S. and Europe
\nA Democracy in Old & New Europe Symposium Event Supported by the Mellon Foundation<\/p>\n
October 30, 2008
\nPaul Roth and Frank Goodyear
\nRichard Avedon: The Family \u2013 Photographs and Insights into Power
\nCo-sponsored with the Art and Art History Department, Lecture and Fine Arts, and the Szabo Symposium<\/p>\n
November 3, 2008
\nGood-Bye Lenin
\nA Democracy in Old & New Europe Symposium Event Supported by the Mellon Foundation<\/p>\n
November 10, 2008
\nAmbassador Samuel Lewis
\nEurope and Israel: Awkward Historical Partners
\nA Democracy in Old & New Europe Symposium Event Supported by the Mellon Foundation
\nCo-sponsored with Philosophy and Religious Studies<\/p>\n
November 24, 2008
\nThe Honorable Clay Johnson, III
\nThe Challenges of a Presidential Transition
\nCo-sponsored with the Political Science Department<\/p>\n
December 1, 2008
\nMaryland Lieutenant Governor Anthony Brown
\nThe New American Democracy<\/p>\n
December 8, 2008
\nDemocracy in Europe Film Series: Grbavica:, The Land of My Dreams
\nDemocracy in Europe Film Series
\nA Democracy in Old & New Europe Symposium Event Supported by the Mellon Foundation<\/p>\n
January 20, 2009
\nInauguration of the 44th President of the United States: Faculty and Student Viewpoints
\n11:30 am \u2013 3:30 pm | Cole Cinema\u2028
\nCo-sponsored with Student Activities and Student Affairs<\/p>\n
January 26, 2009
\nIndig\u00e8nes: Days of Glory
\nDemocracy in Old and New Europe Film Series: European Societies in Transition
\n8:00 pm | Cole Cinema
\nSupported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation<\/p>\n
January 27, 2009
\n\u201cMaryland Designe: The First Wall between Church and State\u201d
\nThomas Penfield Jackson,\u2028 U.S. District Court Judge (retired), 2009 Chaney Visiting Scholar \u201cMaryland Designe: The First Wall between Church and State\u201d
\n4:30 pm | DPC\u2028
\nCo-sponsored with Historic St. Mary\u2019s City<\/p>\n
February 12, 2009
\nWilliam Baker\u2028, President, Chesapeake Bay Foundation\u2028\u201cWill Science-Based Public Policy and the Rule of Law Prevail? Saving the Chesapeake Bay and Its Tributary Rivers\u201d
\n6:00 pm \u2028| Cole Cinema
\nCo-sponsored with the Sustainability Committee, and Nitze Scholars Program, and the Environmental Studies Program<\/p>\n
February 13, 2009
\nFiroozeh Dumas
\nMark Twain Annual Lecture on Culture and Humor
\n8:00 pm\u2028| St. Mary\u2019s Hall <\/p>\n
February 25, 2009
\n\u201cWired For War: The Robotics Revolution and Conflict in the 21st Century\u201d\u2028
\nPeter W. Singer, Director, 21st Century Defense Initiative, Brookings Institute\u2028
\n4:30 pm\u2028| St. Mary\u2019s Hall
\nCo-sponsored with The Patuxent Partnership and the Natural Science and Mathematics Colloquium
\nMarch 2, 2009
\nDemocracy in Old and New Europe Film Series: European Societies in Transition Film \u2028
\n8:00 pm\u2028| Cole Cinema
\nSupported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation<\/p>\n
March 4, 2009
\nProfessor Richard Nickolson
\nHerron School of Art and Design, Indiana University, Indianapolis, Indiana
\n\u201cHow to Tell a War Story: European and American Perspectives\u201d
\n4:45 pm | Cole Cinema
\nCo-sponsored with the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Art and Art History Department, Democracy Studies, Lecture and Fine Arts, and The Patuxent Partnership<\/p>\n
March 23, 2009
\nThe Edge of Heaven
\nDemocracy in Old and New Europe Film Series: European Societies in Transition
\n8:00 pm\u2028| Cole Cinema
\nSupported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation<\/p>\n
March 26, 2009
\nDemocracy in Old and New Europe: From Oxford to Istanbul Symposium
\nDr. Aleksander Surdej\u2028Department of European Studies, Cracow University of Economics\u2028\u201cNew Politics in Old Europe\u201d\u2028
\n4:30 pm\u2028| Blackistone Room, Anne Arundel Hall
\nSupported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation<\/p>\n
March 31, 2009
\n\u201cThe Image of America Abroad: European Viewpoints\u201d
\nJoe Szabo, Political Cartoonist, Witty World\u2028
\n4:30 pm | Goodpaster Hall, Room 195
\nSupported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation<\/p>\n
April 6, 2009
\nDirty Pretty Things
\nDemocracy in Old and New Europe Film Series: European Societies in Transition
\n8:00 pm\u2028| Cole Cinema
\nSupported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation<\/p>\n
April 21-22, 2009
\n2009 Patuxent Defense Forum: Roles of the U.S. Military in Fragile and Failed States
\n9:00 am\u2028 | Cole Cinema
\nCo-Sponsored with The Patuxent Partnership, \u2028
\nUnderwritten by Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) and its subsidiary, EMA<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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