Events on Thursday, April 13, 2000 [Add]

   4pm-. Globalization and Area Studies: The Future of a False Opposition Institute for International Studies. Prof. Arjun Appadurai. Bechtel Conference Center, Encina Hall, 616 Serra St.. (FREE)

   4:15pm-5:30pm. CyberDisplay(TM) - Revolutionary Displays for Portable Products US Japan Technology Management Center. Dr. John Fan. Skilling Auditorium. (FREE (Open to Public))

   8pm-10pm. "Call to Witness" Queer Awareness Days. Pam Walton. Round Room, Memorial Church.

   8pm-9pm. Religious Views on Organ and Tissue Donation Women’s Center and the American Red Cross. A3C Ballroom.

   8pm-9:30pm. Doing Business Globally: Cultural Issues Stanford Egyptian Association. Mrs. Nadia Mansour, Vice president of Latin America operations at Lucent. Packard Electrical Engineering, Room 101.

   8pm-9:30pm. Doing Business Globally: Cultural Issues Stanford Egyptian Association. Mrs. Nadia Mansour, Vice president of Latin America operations at Lucent. Packard Electrical Engineering, Room 101.

Events on Friday, April 14, 2000

   12pm-1pm. Grassroots Globalization: Indian Housing Activists and Their International Networking Institute for International Studies. Prof. Arjun Appadurai. A/P Scholars Conf. Rm., 3rd Fl. Encina Hall, 616 Serra St.. (FREE)

   7:30pm-9pm. Elizabeth Birch: Transforming America, the Role of the GLBT Community Queer Awareness Days. Elizabeth Birch, Executive Director of HRC. Kresge Auditorium.

Events on Saturday, April 15, 2000

   1pm-2:15pm. New Light on Ancient India - Revisiting the Roots of Vedic Civilization Hindu Students Council. Dr. Subhash Kak. History Building (200), Room 34, Stanford University.

Events on Monday, April 17, 2000

   7pm-8pm. Conference in the Medical Humanities: a talk by Marilyn Yalom on "The Female Breast" Bernard Osher Foundation. Lane History Building (bldg. 200), Room 307. (free to all who wish to attend)

   7pm-8pm. Conference in the Medical Humanities: a talk by Marilyn Yalom on "The Female Breast" Bernard Osher Foundation. Lane History Building (bldg. 200), Room 307. (free to all who wish to attend)

   7pm-8pm. Conference in the Medical Humanities: a talk by Norbert Paul on "Molecular Medicine: The end of doctors and patients as we know them?" Bernard Osher Foundation. Lane History Building (bldg. 200), Room 307. (free to all who wish to attend)

   8pm-9pm. Transplant Awareness Program: A Stranger’s Gift Women’s Center and the American Red Cross. TBD.

Events on Tuesday, April 18, 2000

   12pm-1pm. American Red Cross Millennium Mayorthon Women’s Center and the American Red Cross. White Plaza.

   7pm-9pm. David Brower - Earth Week 2000 keynote address E-Reps (SEAS), Eco-Advising and the ASSU. Kresge Auditorium. (FREE)

   7pm-9pm. David Brower - Earth Week 2000 keynote address E-Reps (SEAS), Eco-Advising and the ASSU. Kresge Auditorium. (FREE)

   7pm-9pm. David Brower - Earth Week 2000 keynote address E-Reps (SEAS), Eco-Advising and the ASSU. Kresge Auditorium. (FREE)

   7pm-9pm. David Brower - Earth Week 2000 Keynote Address E-Reps (SEAS), Eco-Advising and the ASSU. Kresge Auditorium. (FREE)