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New Westminster Campus (4 room complex)
PALL SEMESTER - 1975 ERGQATLERS of THOUGHT WEDNESDAY EVENINGS -- 7 - 10 p.m.
HYM 130-50
THEME TOPIC INSTRUCTOR LECTURE DATE
THEME 1 "Science, Technology & Society"
G.Wootton September 10
People & Their (Philosophy of Science) oo oe
Physical World "Weather & Climate: Its Present & Future" B. Coulcher September 17
(Environmental Physics)
(Sciences) "To Find Us" es (Astrophysics) DP Hatten September 24
"Evolution of Life" --- (Biology) J.Patterson October 1
“Population, People, Predictions & Pressures" H.Naylor October 8
(Ecology) + SUMMATION SESSIO
“Let's Forget about Today until Tomorrow" N.Manefield October 15
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THEME 2 =
People & Their "Son of Determinism" _ D.McEachern October 22
Society (Behavioral Psychology) a ee i ee)
(Social Misunderstanding Politics R. Elmes October 29 .
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"Bones & Stones: A View of the Past" A. MacMillan November 5
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"Social Science: Idol, Tool or Lie" R. Kinley November 12 =
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"Myths, Old and New" --- (Humanities) J.Kowalski Movember 19 to
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People & Their "Religion and the Search for Meaning" 2
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Minds (Philosophy) ons © A.
(Humanities) "The Seams of Music History” -— (Pine Arts) R.Kitson December 3 =
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"Creativity: Surviving in the 20th Century" U. Schaffer December 10 pens
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Invitation to osophy (Ph ophy ) 7 TLom SEBStCE oy,
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