Wednesday, Feb. 19 | 4-7 p.m. | Langseth 118 Winter is the season of storytelling and passing on knowledge for many Native tribes across the country. Join AISA in some traditional storytelling and Native astrology with two speakers; Michael Gabbard from the Delaware Nation in Oklahoma, Sr.S Analysts for the State of ND and Jim Knutson-Kolodzne, Ottowa Nation in Manistee, […]
Wednesday, Feb. 19 | 4 p.m. | Bridges 268 The Math Seminar will continue this week in BR 268 at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, when Professor Carol Okigbo will speak on Effects of Different Variances on the Significance Levels and Powers of Selected Tests under the Normal Distribution. View the abstract
Join us for supper church this Wednesday at Crossroads. We will be continuing with chapter five of Ephesians. Informal worship and communion will also be provided with a free meal from 6- p.m. at Crossroads Lutheran Campus Ministry (big blue house one block west of campus). All are welcome.
The M-5 Lot (CMU Lot) is reserved for an event on Wednesday, February 19. Parking will be for the attendees of the event only. Please look for alternative parking if this is a lot you regularly park in.
Dr. Chang-Seong Hong (Philosophy Department, MSUM) and Dr. Sun Kyeong Yu (Philosophy Department, MSU Mankato) co-authored a Korean-language book How Bioscience Meets Buddhism and have recently published it in Seoul Korea. Drs. Hong and Yu discussed and provided solutions for the philosophical issues of Aristotelian essentialist biology, Darwin’s evolutionary theory, and contemporary molecular biology in light of Buddhist concepts of […]