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EVERY
WEDNESDAY
10.30am – 12.00pm |
THE WEDNESDAY MORNING CAFE -EVERYONE
WELCOME |
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| Thurs |
01 |
Lunchtime Talk
12.45-2.00pm
Bring own sandwiches
Tea/Coffee available |
The Art of Photography |
Neill Menneer |
| Thurs |
01 |
Bath Geological
Society |
The Finest Dinosaur Ever Found in Britain |
Dr Tim Ewin, Acting Curator of Geology, Bristol City
Museum & Art Gallery. |
| Fri |
02 |
Herschel Astronomy Group |
Bands, hexagons, hot-spots and hurricanes: the
turbulent atmospheres of Jupiter and Saturn. |
Prof Peter Read,
Oxford University. |
| Mon |
05 |
Social Bridge
1.30 for 1.45pm |
Come
alone or with a partner – don`t worry if your bridge is a little rusty |
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| Tues |
06 |
Philosophy Group |
Memes
and Genes |
Dr Donald Cameron,
BRLSI Convenor |
| Wed |
07 |
The Wednesday Morning
Café
10.30am -12.00pm |
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| Wed |
07 |
Bath and Its
Intellectuals |
Fanny Burley: Life Inspiring Art |
Marie-Louise
Luxemburg,
BRLSI Proceedings Editor |
| Mon |
12 |
Social Bridge
1.30 for 1.45pm |
Come
alone or with a partner – don`t worry if your bridge is a little rusty |
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| Mon |
12 |
PASSIONS in
BOTANY LECTURE |
Oaks in all their glory |
Antoine le
Hardy de Beaulieu, Botanist |
| Wed |
14 |
The Wednesday Morning
Café
10.30am-12.00pm |
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Wed |
14 |
Uni-Verse
International Poetry. Lunchtime meeting starts 12.30pm. Bring your lunch (soft
drinks provided). |
Nitasha Kaul
Known
at BRLSI for her talk in Autumn 2007 to the the Bath UNA. |
Nitasha Kaul,
poet and writer |
| Wed |
14 |
World Affairs Group |
The Battle For China's Past:
Mao and the Cultural Revolution |
Dr Mobo Gao
Prof of Chinese Studies,
University of Adelaide |
| Wed |
14 |
Visual Arts &
Exhibitions Group |
Impressionism in England:
Whistler, Sickert?
(Illustrated talk). |
Desanka Rowell |
| Fri |
16 |
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| Mon |
19 |
Social Bridge
1.30 for 1.45pm |
Come
alone or with a partner – don`t worry if your bridge is a little rusty |
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| Mon |
19 |
World Affairs Group |
Wellbeing and Democratic Challenges in Bangladesh: a case of Development Gone
Wrong |
Dr Joe Devine,
Dr Allister McGregor,
University of Bath |
| Tues |
20 |
Transport & Built
Environment Group |
Better
Cycling for Bath |
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| Tues |
20 |
Literature & Humanities |
Opera
Dramaturgy Explained
With special reference to the new Glyndebourne production of Monteverdi's The
Coronation of Poppea. |
Ian Burton |
| Wed |
21 |
The Wednesday Morning
Café
10.30am-12.00pm |
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| Fri |
23 |
Science Group |
Colour Alchemy - by standing Newton on
his head |
Prof. Jonathan Knight,
University of Bath |
| Mon |
26 |
Social Bridge
1.30 for 1.45pm |
Come
alone or with a partner – don`t worry if your bridge is a little rusty |
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| Mon |
26 |
History & Culture Group |
Royal
Victoria Park |
David Hughes |
| Wed |
28 |
The Wednesday Morning
Café
10.30am-12.00pm |
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| Wed |
23 |
Poetry Group |
Form
in English Poetry
(i) The Mystery of Metre
(Beginning an occasional series on poetic techniques) |
John Chambers,
BRLSI Member |
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EVERY
WEDNESDAY
10.30am – 12.00pm |
THE WEDNESDAY MORNING CAFE -EVERYONE
WELCOME |
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| Mon |
02 |
Social Bridge 1.30 for
1.45pm |
Come
alone or with a partner – don`t worry if your bridge is a little rusty |
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| Tues |
03 |
Philosophy Group |
How
And Why Did Fairness Norms Evolve |
Prof. Ken Binmore,
UCL and Bristol |
| Wed |
04 |
The Wednesday Morning
Café
10.30am-12.00pm |
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| Wed |
04 |
Bath and Its
Intellectuals |
Sir
Isaac Pitman: A life in Shorthand |
Stuart Burroughs Curator/Director of the Museum of Bath at Work |
| Thurs |
05 |
Lunchtime Talk
12.45-2.00pm
Bring own sandwiches
Tea/Coffee available |
The
Art of Computer Game Design |
Patrick Stacey
BRLSI member |
| Thurs |
05 |
Bath Geological
Society
Field Trip |
A field trip to and a talk about the enigmatic Huntly
Quarry |
Helen O’Conner Gloucester Geology Trust |
| Fri |
06 |
Herschel Astronomy
Group |
“How does the Sun Work?” |
Dr Vince Smith
Bristol University |
| Mon |
09 |
Social Bridge
1.30 for 1.45pm |
Come
alone or with a partner – don`t worry if your bridge is a little rusty |
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| Mon |
09 |
PASSIONS in
BOTANY LECTURE |
TBA |
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| Tues |
10 |
Transport & Built
Environment Group |
TBA |
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| Wed |
11 |
The Wednesday Morning
Café
10.30am -12.00pm |
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Wed |
11 |
Uni-Verse
International Poetry. Lunchtime meeting starts 12.30pm. Bring your lunch (soft
drinks provided). |
Inspirations from European Countries – bring a
poem that you wrote or read, in or about another European country |
Geraldine Lindley |
| Mon |
16 |
Social Bridge
1.30 for 1.45pm |
Come
alone or with a partner – don`t worry if your bridge is a little rusty |
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| Mon |
16 |
World Affairs Group |
Fusion Energy : When Will it Contribute
to a Low-Carbon Economy? |
Prof. Steve Cowley
Director-Designate, UKAEA |
| Tue |
17 |
Literature &
Humanities |
Wyndham Lewis Portraits
(In advance of an exhibition of Wyndham Lewis portraits at the National
Portrait Gallery, London Opening in July).
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Prof. Paul Edwards |
| Wed |
18 |
The Wednesday Morning
Café
10.30am-12.00pm |
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| Wed |
18 |
Visual Arts &
Exhibitions Group |
TBA |
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| Mon |
23 |
Social Bridge
1.30 for 1.45pm |
Come
alone or with a partner – don`t worry if your bridge is a little rusty |
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| Mon |
23 |
History & Culture
Group |
History of Medicine |
Louise Curth |
| Wed |
25 |
The Wednesday Morning
Café
10.30am-12.00pm |
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| Wed |
25 |
Poetry Group |
Sketches & Smiles : Three Twentieth Century Women Poets |
Dr. William May
Oxford University &
Bath Spa University |
| Fri |
27 |
Science Group |
"From Stem Cells to Tissues -
Developments in Regenerative Medicine". |
Prof. Melanie Welham
&
Dr. Paul de Bank
University of Bath |
| Sat |
28 |
Family Day -
"A Day with Adelard".
10:00 to 3:00pm |
All families invited to spend the day
with Adelard of Bath, the first English Scientist. |
Led by Richard
Phillips, and Michael Davies |
| Mon |
30 |
Social Bridge
1.30 for 1.45pm |
Come
alone or with a partner – don`t worry if your bridge is a little rusty |
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