Celebrity Forum
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This lecture series welcomes seven dynamic speakers for the 2003-04 season
with two nights at Flint Center.
September
General Hugh Shelton will speak on the Sept.
11 response and the international war on terrorism.
October
Salman Rushdie, author of “Satanic Verses,”
will speak on the many lines he has crossed in his life.
November
Rudy Giuliani, former mayor of New York, will speak on “Leadership in Difficult Times.”
January
Thomas Friedman, three-time Pulitzer Prize winning columnist for the New York Times, will talk about his experiences.
February
Michael Beschloss, presidential historian and author of five books on American history, such as “Taking Charge” and “The Conquerors,” will speak.
March
Garrison Keillor, creator of public radio’s “A Prairie Home Companion,” will share his homespun humor.
April
Jane Pauley, NBC Today anchor for more than
27 years, will share her experiences as one of the most recognizable newswomen
in America.
To order tickets for the series, go to the
Celebrity Forum site.
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“A Night of Magic”
Saturday,
November 15, 2003
De Anza will renovate a 35-year-old building to house its new Mathematics,
Physical Sciences and Engineering Center. The Center will be located in
the Science Quad, adjacent to the new Science Complex for biology and
chemistry. All funds raised through “A Night of Magic” this year will
be used to provide hardware, software and furnishings for the Mathematics,
Physical Sciences and Engineering Center, scheduled to open in Spring
2005.
The new Center will make state-of-the-art teaching and support areas
available to thousands of students. Their success in mathematics, physical
science and engineering courses at De Anza will enable their progress
to the university and into the workforce. The Center will provide faculty
members with an optimal teaching environment to better help students achieve
their academic and career goals. It will include four “smart” multi-media
classrooms and three computer labs with 40 computer stations each, along
with a science, math and engineering resource center located in a central
open area designed to facilitate student-faculty-counselor interaction.
For more information, see the Night
of Magic flyer (PDF).
For All Our
Traveling Employees
This Summer:
Don’t forget to wear your De Anza College T-shirt and have your picture taken wherever you may roam! We’d love to post it on our Web site in the fall.
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