January

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		1 Friday at Noon: Jennifer Fraser on The Art of Grieving: West Sumatra's Worst Earthquake in Music Videos (12:00 PM)	2	3	4	5
6	7	8	9	10	11	12 Nameless Gangster (2:00PM) CJS's 9th Annual Mochitsuki (01:00PM)
13	14 FLAS Information Session (3:00 PM)	15 "Experiencing the Qur'an" (4:00 PM) World Cinema’ Versus Subjectivity: How to Read Tunde Kelani’s Abeni (4:00PM)	16 CREES Noon Lecture. “Chaplin and the Russian Avant-Garde: The Law of Fortuity in Art.” (12:00 PM) ASP Lecture. "'Protecting the Innocent': Humanitarian Child Transfer in the Aftermath of the Adana Massacres (1909)." (4:00 PM)	17 Statement of Purpose Writing Workshop (10:00 AM) Charles Sullivan - This Song Guards The Night: Reading power in the world of an early modern Javanese Islamic Incantation (4:00PM) Sophal Ear's Film: The End/Beginning (Cambodia) (5:30 PM) Kitabmandal Reading Group Event with Michael Fisher (6:00PM)	18 Dr. Sophal Ear: Aid Dependence in Cambodia: How Foreign Assistance Undermines Democracy (12:00 PM) Gandhi and the Hazards of Action: The Lessons of Chauri Chaura (4:00 PM)	19 Late Autumn (2:00PM)
20	21	22 "How to Read the Qur'an" (4:00 PM) Gandhian Textual Theories: Reading and Sovereignty in the Folds of Empire (4:00PM)	23 CREES Noon Lecture. “Who Won the London Olympics? Soviet Communism and the Olympic Movement.” (12:00 PM) Chang Hyokchu and the Twentieth Century (04:00 PM)	24 II Individual Fellowships Grantee Panel (12:00PM) Conversations on Europe. "When the Past is Present: Museums and the Mobilization of History in Ireland and Northern Ireland (1966-2006)" (4:00 PM) Honors in International Studies (5:00 PM) The Arab Film Festival (7:30 PM)	25 The Arab Film Festival (7:30 PM) Friday Lecture: Clifton Monteith and Judith Becker on Burmese Harp Restoration with Japanese Lacquerware (04:00 PM) Special Artist's Lecture - The Restoration of a Saung-Gauk: A Burmese Harp in Japanese Lacquer (4:00PM)	26 The Arab Film Festival (7:30 PM)
27 Indonesian Potluck (01:00 PM)	28 Memorial: Rhoads and Eleanor Murphey (03:30 PM) Memorial: Rhoads and Eleanor Murphey (3:30PM)	29 Insurance Take-up in Rural China: Learning from Hypothetical Experience (12:00PM) Human Rights Initiative Lecture: Challenges Facing International Justice (1:00PM) “Being Muslim in Post 9-11 America.” (4:00 PM)	30 Perspective on Reproductive Health in Ecuador (3:00PM) Exhibition Opening. “To Me There’s No Other Choice: Raoul Wallenberg, 1912-2012." (4:00 PM)	31 CANCELED: Workshop. “Jewish Revival in Contemporary Poland: Origins, Evolution and New Directions.” (12:00 PM) PICS Human Rights Lecture: Global Mental Health and its Critics (1:00PM) Human Rights Lecture--Global Mental Health & Its Critics (1:00PM)