Calendar
for February 20 - March 5
For
complete listings of Carolina events, see the Carolina
Calendar
For
complete listings of Carolina athletics, see tarheelblue.com
Readings/Films/Performances
BULL'S
HEAD BOOKSHOP
Call 962-5060, bullshead@store.unc.edu, www.store.unc.edu/bullshead.
2/27
Kenneth Janken reads from "White: The Biography of Walter White,
Mr. NAACP."
2/28
Sally Armstrong reads from "Veiled Threat: The Hidden Power
of the women of Afghanistan." (The book's subject, Sima Samar,
appears on campus 2/27; see listing under "Lectures" for that
date.)
CAROLINA
ASIA CENTER, AFRICAN AND AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES, ASIAN STUDIES
E-mail
Jan Bardsley, bardsley@email.unc.edu.
2/25
Young Japan film series: "Kishiwada Bad Boys." Aud, Student
Union. 7-9 pm.
3/4
Young Japan film series: "Aiko - Sweet Sixteen." 103 Bingham.
7-9 pm.
CAROLINA
UNION ACTIVITIES BOARD
Call
962-1449 for privilege card; 962-2285 for info. www.unc.edu/cuab/cuab-movies.htm.
Films are shown in Film Aud, Student Union.
2/21,
22 "The Princess and the Warrior." Fri, 7 pm; Sat, 9:15 pm.
2/21,
22 "Standing in the Shadows of
Motown." Fri,
9:45 pm; Sat, 7 pm.
2/28;
3/1 "The Ring." 7, 9:30 pm.
CAROLINA
UNION PERFORMING ARTS SERIES
Call
962-1449. www.performingartsseries.unc.edu.
$
2/28
Charlie Haden's Quartet West. Hill. 8 pm.
CENTER
FOR THE STUDY OF
THE AMERICAN SOUTH
2/27
Writing the South New Speakers Series:
Randall Kenan. 08 Gardner. 7:30 pm.
GENERAL
ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS'S COLLEGE FOR LIFELONG LEARNING
Call
962-0313.
2/24 "Wrecked
on the Diamond Shoals." Discussion by Bland Simpson, author
of "Ghost Ship of Diamond Shoals: The Mystery of the Carroll
A. Deering. Alumni Ctr. 2:30-4 pm. $ George Watts Hill Alumni
Center
.
JOHNSTON
CENTER FOR UNDERGRADUATE EXCELLENCE
Call 966-5110. www.unc.edu/depts/jcue
All
events occur at Morehead Lounge, Graham Memorial, 11:30 am.
2/20
Sarah Rae Peters, traditional Indian
Bharatanatyam dancing.
2/27
Jonathan Byrd performs contemporary Southern folk music.
MUSIC
DEPARTMENT
Call
962-1039 or 2-2224. www.unc.edu/depts/music/
Note:
See page 2 story for Carolina Jazz Festival events at the music
department.
2/20
Faculty Recital: Donna Darden, soprano; David McChesney, trumpet.
Aug, Hill. 8 pm.
2/21
Faculty Recital: Anne Larson Dyke, flute; Barbara Ann Peters,
soprano; James Bumgardner, piano. Aud, Hill. 7 pm.
2/25
UNC Symphony Orchestra. Aud, Hill. 8 pm.
3/4
UNC Symphony Band. Aud, Hill. 8 pm.
WILLIAM
S. NEWMAN ARTISTS SERIES
Call
962-1039. www.unc.edu/depts/music/. $
3/2
Emory Chamber Players. Aud, Hill. 8 pm.
PLAYMAKERS
REPERTORY COMPANY
Call
962-7529, www.playmakersrep.org Paul
Green Theater. $
Tues
- Saturday, 8 pm; Sun, 2 pm.
$
2/26-3/23 "Uncle
Vanya."
SONJA
HAYNES STONE CENTER FOR BLACK CULTURE AND HISTORY
Call
962-9001, shsbcc@email.unc.edu, www.unc.edu/depts/bcc/.
2/20
Midday Film Festival: "The Hate that Hate
Produced.
110 Lenoir. Noon.
2/25
Midday Film Festival: "Dôlè (Money)."
110
Lenoir. Noon.
2/26 "Nat
Turner, A Troublesome Property." Aud, Student Union. 7 pm.
Discussion follows with
film's director, Charles Burnett.
2/27
Midday Film Festival: "Mi Otro Yo," Hip Hop SP," "El Puente." Lenoir.
Noon.
2/27 "Nat
Turner, A Troublesome Property." Discussion
follows with film's director, Charles Burnett. Aud, Student
Union. 7 pm.
STREETSIGNS
CENTER FOR LITERATURE AND PERFORMANCE
Call
843-3865, strtsigns@aol.com, www.streetsigns.org.
Studio
6 Theater. Wed-Sat,
8 pm; Sun, 2 pm.
Through
3/2 "Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992." Studio 6 Theater, Swain.
UNC
DANCE MARATHON
Contact
Marcellus Parker, 260-1045, Marcellus@unc.edu, www.uncmarathon.org.
2/21,22
Fundraiser for N.C. Children's Hospital. Fetzer Gym. 7 pm.
WORDSHED
PRODUCTIONS
Call
969-7121; wordshed@unc.edu. Fri-Sat, 8 pm; Sun, 2 pm. Swain
Hall. $
2/21-23 "Coming
Home: Memories from the Heart of Appalachia." 203 Bingham.
Attractions
MOREHEAD
PLANETARIUM
Call
549-6863 for show times or 962-1236.www.morehead.unc.edu/, spinelli@email.unc.edu.
No public shows Mon through Wed. $
"Carolina
Skies"
"Larry,
Cat in Space"
"Sky
Safari"
"Sol & Company"
"Solar
System Adventure"
NORTH
CAROLINA BOTANICAL GARDEN
Hours
Mon-Fri,
8 am-5 pm; Sat, 9 am-5 pm; Sun, 1-5 pm. Piedmont
Nature Trails: Dawn to dusk daily. (Main visitor area will
be closed 1/20.)
Call
962-0522, www.unc.edu/depts/ncbg/.
Registration
required & $ unless noted otherwise.
Exhibits
"Botanical
Journeys: At Home and Abroad Photographs by Jean Anne Leuchtenburg.
Through 2/28.
Tours/Walks/Hikes
2/22,
3/1 Plant Collections tour. 10-11
am. Free.
Classes
Call
962-0522 to register.
3/3,
10, 17, 24 Botanical Illustration: Color Theory II. 1-4 pm.
Galleries/Exhibits
ACKLAND
ART MUSEUM
Wed-Sat,
10 am-5 pm; Sun, 1-5 pm. Call 406-9837 (tape), 966-5736 (voice),
962-0837 (TTY); ackland@email.unc.edu, www.ackland.org
Artist
in Residence
Through
26 Deepak Joshi, renowned tangka painter from Nepal, demonstrates
the various steps and techniques of creating a Buddhist tangka
painting. Yager Gallery of Asian Art. Wed-Fri, noon-2 pm; Sat-Sun,
1-4:30 pm.
Director's
Series
3
/1 "How
big is big enough? Architecture for an art museum." Lecture
by Katharine Lee Reid, Cleveland Museum of Art, followed by
dinner. 6 pm. $
Gallery
Talk
2/23
Deepak Joshi gives talk on the processes and techniques involved
in producing a Buddhist tangka painting. 3 pm.
Ongoing
Exhibitions
"Buddhist
Art and Ritual from Nepal and Tibet." Through 3/2.
"Journey
into the Past: Ancient Mediterranean Art in Context."Through
3/23.
"Biennial
UNC-Chapel Hill Studio Art Faculty Exhibition." Through 3/23.
"In
the Studio: Art and Art-making in Nineteenth-century France." Through
5/25.
ALLCOTT
GALLERY
Hanes
Art. Mon-Fri, 8 am-5 pm. Call 962-2015, www.unc.edu/depts/art
"Rutgers
Center for Innovative Print and Paper." 1/27-2/28. Opening
reception 1/30, 7-9 pm. Talk by master printmaker Lynn Allen.
7 pm.
Willie
Cole. Sculptural installations. Opens 3/3 through 4/4. Opening
reception 3/6, 7-9 pm, preceded by lecture at 6 pm.
CURRICULUM
IN WOMEN'S STUDIES
207
Caldwell. Mon-Fri, 7:30 am-4 pm.
"No
Call for Pity." The work of Edie Cohn, Reneé Baker and
Sharyn Jordan Holland.
Through Feb.
WILSON
LIBRARY
Mon-Fri,
8 am-5 pm (NC Collection Gallery opens at 9 am.). Weekend hours
vary by exhibit; call 962-0114
for details. NC Collection Gallery offers guided tours Wednesdays
at 2 pm, other times by appointment. Call 962-1172.
First
(Ground) Floor
"The
First State University." Hall.
Second
(Main) Floor
"The
History of the North Carolina Collection." Hall.
"The
Photography of Bayard Wootten." Pleasants Family Assembly Rm.
(Not accessible during meetings.)
"'All
the Charms of Nature': A History of Landscaping at UNC-Chapel
Hill." Opens 2/3. Also, exhibits on Sir Walter Raleigh, UNC
history, rare bird prints, Eng and Chang, plus historic rooms.
NC Collection Gallery.
"'Capturing
a Giant:' The Thomas Wolfe Collection of Aldo P. Magi." NC
Collection Reading Room.
Third
Floor
"William
Chambers Coker: The Legacy of a Lifelong Botanist." Melba Remig
Saltarelli Exhibit Room. Opens 2/3.
Fourth
Floor
"The
Popes of North Carolina: An African-American Family from Reconstruction
to Civil Rights." Opening reception 2/19, 5 pm.
Lectures/Colloquia/Seminars
THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY 20 - FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY 21
Program
on Aging, Carolina Geriatric Education Center 14th Annual Challenges
in Geriatric Practice Conference. Friday Ctr.
Women's
Studies "Picturing Oral Histories: The Homeless People's Project." Edie
Cohn, artist, activist
discusses her work drawing and interviewing homeless women
and men in Durham. 100 Hamilton. 7 pm.
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY 21
Department
of Slavic Languages and Literatures, Center for Slavic, Eurasian
and East European
Studies "From Realism to Modernism in Russian Art: Valentin
Serov as Pivot." Conf Rm, University Center for International
Studies. 4 pm.
Department
of Music Carolina Lectures in Music and Culture: Renaissance
Music. Anthony Newcomb, U California-Berkeley. 103 Hill. 4:15
pm.
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY 24
University
Center for International Studies "Migration Transitions: Latina
Immigrant Women's Photo Narrative." Deborah Bender. 1301 McGavran-
Greenberg. 12:30 pm.
School
of Education "Jazz Across the Curriculum," series of concerts,
conversations about creativity, structure, education. Presented
by Arts/Education Agenda. Cameron Park Elementary School, Hillsborough.
4-5 pm.
School
of Education Groundbreaking and Horizons Lecture: "A Teacher's
Repertoire: Supporting the Full Intellectual and Professional
Development of Practicing Teachers." Patricia Wasley, U. Washington.
Smith Middle School. Groundbreaking, 5:30 pm; lecture, 6:30
pm.
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 25
School
of Public Health "Bioterrorism: Implications for Public Health
and Biomedical Research." Gail H. Cassell, Lilly Research Laboratories,
Indianapolis. 1301 McGavran-Greenberg. 9:30 am. Open discussion
forum presented by Cassell: 331 Rosenau. 12:30 pm.
Kenan-Flagler
Business School Dean's Speaker Series 2003: Thomas Friedman,
foreign affairs columnist, "The New York Times." Koury Aud, McColl.
5:30 pm.
WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY 26
Sonja
Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History Souls of
Black Folk Symposium Series: "Imprisoned Intellectuals/Imprisoned
Souls." Joy James. Old Well Rm, Carolina Inn. Noon.
THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY 27
University
Center for International Studies Distinguished Speaker Series: "We
Had to Make a Space for Ourselves: The Women of Afghanistan." Sima
Samar, chair, Independent Afghanistan Human Rights Commission.
Alumni Hall I, II, Alumni Ctr. 4
pm.
Women's
Studies "A Promise and a Way of Life: Antiracist Activism." Becky
Thompson, Duke U. Aud, Hanes Art. 4 pm.
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY 28 - SATURDAY, MARCH 1
School
of Education Eighth Annual Conference of the Southeastern Association
of Educational Studies. Carroll. Fri, 5-8 pm; Sat, 9 am-6 pm.
SATURDAY,
MARCH 1
Department
of Music 25th Anniversary Carolina Jazz Symposium. Person Recital.
9 am.
TUESDAY,
MARCH 4
Association
for Women Faculty and Professionals "Advances in the Detection
of Breast Cancer and the Diagnosis of Breast Problems." Etta
Pisano. Aud, Tate-Turner-Kuralt. 4 pm.
Kenan-Flagler
Business School Dean's Speaker Series 2003: Sallie L. Krawcheck,
chairman, CEO, Smith Barney. Koury Aud, McColl. 5:30 pm.
School
of Journalism and Mass Communication Reed Sarratt lecture.
Carl Kassell, National Public Radio. Aud, Carroll. 5 pm.
School
of Medicine Mini-Medical School: "Basic Neuroscience Frontiers." William
Snider, Anthony-Samuel LaMantia, Mohanish Deshmukh discuss "Brain
and Spinal Cord Repair," "Genes, Brain Development
and Disease" and "How Neurons Die: the Road to Prevention." Friday
Ctr. 7-9 pm. $
Stone
Center Sonja Haynes Stone Memorial Lecture: Pearl Cleage, essayist,
poet, journalist. 100
Hamilton. 7 pm.
Noteworthy
CAMPUS
Y
campus-y.unc.edu/events/beathungerbeatstate.html.
Through
2/25 Beat Hunger, Beat State! Food-drive competition between
Carolina and N.C. State to collect food for Food Bank of North
Carolina.
DAVIS
LIBRARY TOURS
Call
962-1151, pphinton@email.unc.edu.
3/5
Intro to Davis & the campus library system. 3 pm.
EMPLOYEE
FORUM
www.unc.edu/staff/forum/.
3/5
Assembly Rm, Wilson Library. 9:30 am.
LINEBERGER COMPREHENSIVE CANCER
CENTER
www.checkyourinsidesout.com,
cancer.med.unc.edu.
Through
2/22 Colossal Colon Tour. Tent adjacent to Graham Memorial,
Alumni Bldg, Morehead Planetarium. Wed, 10 am-7 pm; Thu-Sat,
9 am-7
pm.
Deadlines to Watch
TAR
HEEL LANE AT APPLE CHILL
Contact
Laura Fine, 843-2787, e-mail artsunc@email.unc.edu, www.artscarolina.org.
2/28
Applications due for departments, student organizations
and individuals to participate in Apple Chill on 4/27, 1-6
pm.
"HILLBILLY
SOURCES AND SYMBOLS:
COUNTRY
MUSIC, CULTURAL BROKERAGE AND `O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU?'"
Contact Steve Weiss, 962-1345,
smweiss@ email.unc.edu. www.lib.unc.edu/mss/sfc1/hillbilly.html.
3/24
Deadline to register for 4/5 conference, hosted by Center for
the Study of the American South, Academic Affairs Library,
Music in Context.
Fitness/Recreation/Wellness
CAMPUS
RECREATION
203
Woollen Gym. Call 843-PLAY. pomerant@email.unc.edu, www.campusrec.unc.edu. Gym/pool
privilege card required.
For
complete listings of campus recreation facilities and links
to each program, refer to www.campusrec.unc.edu/Facilities.htm.
H.E.E.L.S.
FOR HEALTH
115
Women's Gym. Contact
Holly Tiemann, 962-3422, hatiem@email.unc.edu. www.ais.unc.edu/hr/heels
Gym/pool
privilege card required.
Refer
to web site for complete listings of education and exercise
classes, Fitness Center schedule, FitPlus
Incentives Program, Fun Run/Walks and the Wednesday Wellness
program.
Coming
Up
THURSDAY,
MARCH 6
Wordshed
Productions "Accomplices: Joyce, Beckett, and Pinter." Through
3/16. Studio 6 Theatre, Swain. Fri-Sat, 8 pm; Sun, 6 pm.
FRIDAY,
MARCH 7
Wordshed
Productions "Finding Beulah Mae." Through 3/9. 203 Bingham.
Fri-Sat, 8 pm; Sun, 6 pm.
SATURDAY,
MARCH 22
National
Outdoor Drama Auditions 7:30 am-6
pm. Call 962-1328 for info.
Carolina
Union Performing Arts Series Pilobolus
Too. Aud, Hill. 8 pm. Call 962-1449.
www.performingartsseries.unc.edu.
$
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH 19
Creative
Writing, Morgan Writer-in-Residence Program Public reading
by Calvin Trillin, writer, humorist,
commentator. Carroll. 7:30 pm.
TUESDAY,
MARCH 25
Center
for the Study of the American South Writing the South New Speakers
Series: Lee Smith & Hal Crowther. 08 Gardner. 7:30 pm.
