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     Listings for the next issue should be submitted by 5 p.m.
Aug. 26 to Dialogue, Box 90565.  Information may be sent in early
and will be printed at the appropriate time.  
     Organizations are also requested to register their public 
events at University Life, 101 Bryan Center, 684-5578. 
Scheduling information is available from that office, which
publishes the Duke University Yearly Calendar.
     Information for medical center seminars is printed below.


Community Events


Saturday, Aug. 27
     9 a.m., 11 a.m., 1 p.m.  Orientation Week: "But I Said No," 
a play about date and acquaintance rape.  Reynolds Industries
Theater, Bryan Center.
     9 a.m. Orientation Week: "For the Health of It!"  Discussion
with two Duke students about health and health services on
campus.  Page Auditorium.

Sunday, Aug. 28
     9:30 a.m. Non-denominational Service.  Duke South chapel.
     10:30 a.m.  Non-denominational Service.  Duke North chapel.
     11 a.m.  Worship Service.  The Reverend William H. Willimon,
dean of the chapel.  Broadcast live in hospital on Channel 13. 
Duke Chapel.
     11 a.m. Catholic Mass.  York Chapel.
     Noon  International House: Sunday brunch for all new
students.  International House, 2002 Campus Drive.
     3 p.m.  Orientation Week: Talk by writer and scholar Maya
Angelou.  Open to all new students.  Duke Chapel.
     4 p.m. Celebration of Diversity.  Chapel Quad, West Campus.
     4:15 p.m.  Black Campus Ministries:  Open house reception at
Duke Chapel West Courtyard.
     5 p.m. Duke University Museum of Art: Fashion Show with new
designs by Lisa Heyward of Modern Times.  $5 for public.  Main
Gallery, DUMA.
     8 p.m.  Orientation Week: Mandatory meeting with all
first-year women in their common rooms with upperclass Project
BASES mentors.  
     9 p.m.  Catholic Mass.  Duke Chapel.

Monday, Aug. 29
     8 a.m. Classes begin.
     11:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.  American Red Cross:  Open blood donor
site.  By appointment (684-4799).  Duke South.
     Noon  Catholic Communion Service.  Duke South chapel.
     2 p.m., 5 p.m.  Muslim Worship Service.  Duke North chapel.
     4:30 p.m.  Dewitt Wallace Center for Communications and
Journalism: Reception for Visiting Media Fellows. Fleishman
Commons, Sanford Institute of Public Policy.  
     7 p.m. Follow-up discussion to �But I Said No.�  Small group
discussions led by upperclass students in Trent 1 Commons, Aycock
Commons and Lancaster Commons.
     8 p.m.  Institute of the Arts: "Dondoro,"  a solo
performance with a life-sized puppet.  Reynolds Industries
Theater, Bryan Center.  Tickets are $12 general admission, $6 for
students.  Call 684-4444.

Tuesday, Aug. 30
     Noon  Catholic Communion Service.  Duke South chapel.
     Noon  Duke Medical Center Library and the Central Teaching
Laboratory: "Spotlighted Software." Jack Lord will discuss
"Anatomy Project."  Duke South amphitheater.  To register, call
684-2092.
     6-7:30 p.m.  Black Campus Ministries:  Inspiration and
praise ensemble rehearsal.  Duke Chapel.
     8 p.m. Black Campus Ministries:  Gospelfest in the Duke
Chapel.  This festival will feature the Modern Black Mass Choir
and local gospel choirs.  The Congregation at Duke Chapel will
host a reception following this service. Duke Chapel.

Wednesday, Aug. 31
     Noon  Catholic Communion Service.  Duke South chapel.
     Noon-1 p.m.  Duke Medical Center Library and Central
Teaching Laboratory.  Spotlighted Softaware:  Anatomy Project. 
South Amphitheater, with Jack Lord, PA-C.  Preregristration
required.  To register, please phone 684-2092.  Food prohibited
in these locations.
     2 p.m., 5 p.m.  Muslim Worship Service.  Duke North chapel.
     
Thursday, Sept. 1
     9 a.m.-2 p.m.  American Red Cross:  Open blood donor site. 
By appointment (684-4799).  Duke South.
     11 a.m.- 3 p.m. Community Service Center: Volunteer Fair. 
Upper Level, Bryan Center.
     Noon  Catholic Communion Service.  Duke South chapel.
     2 p.m., 5 p.m.  Muslim Worship Service.   Duke North chapel.
     6 p.m.  Black Campus Ministries:  Small group Bible studies. 
Call 684-6519.

Friday, Sept. 2
     10 a.m.- 4 p.m.  Campus-wide Job Fair for students.  Bryan
Center.
     2 p.m., 5 p.m.  Muslim Worship Service.  Duke North chapel.
     6 p.m.  Black Campus Ministries:  Modern Black Mass Choir
rehearsals.  Mary Lou Williams Center, 02 West Union Bldg.

Saturday, Sept. 3 
     Noon Football vs. Maryland.  Wallace Wade Stadium.
     6 p.m.  Black Campus Ministries Q and A session "Life at
Duke." Duke Chapel basement.

Sunday, Sept. 4
     9:30 a.m. Non-denominational Service.  Duke South chapel.
     10:30 a.m.  Non-denominational Service.  Duke North chapel.
     11 a.m.  Worship Service: The Reverend William H. Willimon,
dean of the chapel.  Broadcast live to patient rooms the hospital
on channel 13.  Duke Chapel.  J.C. Power and Light Company will
sing on the Chapel Quad following the service.
     11 a.m. Catholic Mass.  York Chapel.
     9 p.m.  Catholic Mass.  Duke Chapel.

Monday, Sept. 5
     11:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.  American Red Cross:  Open blood donor
site.  By appointment (684-4799).  Duke South.
     Noon  Catholic Communion Service.  Duke South chapel.
     2 p.m., 5 p.m.  Muslim Worship Service.  Duke North chapel.

Tuesday, Sept. 6
     8 a.m.-4 p.m. Duke Hospital Auxiliary: Sale of Leather and
Fragrance.  Leather for men and women and more than 100 brands of
fragance.  Searle Center.
     Noon  Catholic Communion Service.  Duke South chapel.
     2 p.m., 5 p.m.  Muslim Worship Service.  Duke North chapel.
     6 p.m.  Black Campus Ministries: Inspiration and praise
ensemble rehearsal.  Duke Chapel.

Wednesday, Sept. 7
     8 a.m.-4 p.m. Duke Hospital Auxiliary: Sale of Leather and
Fragrance.  Leather for men and women and more than 100 brands of
fragance.  Searle Center.
     Noon Hospital Ethics Forum: Dr. Robert Gruninger, associate
director, clinical microbiology and infection control, "Infection
Control in Tuberculosis, 1994: A History of Conflict."  2002 Duke
North.  Please bring lunch.  For more information, call Andrew
Puckett, 684-2498, or Emily Wright-Friedman, ID #8211.
     Noon  Catholic Communion Service.  Duke South chapel.
     2 p.m., 5 p.m.  Muslim Worship Service.  Duke North chapel.

Thursday, Sept. 8
     9 a.m.-2 p.m.  American Red Cross:  Open blood donor site. 
By appointment (684-4799).  Duke South.
     11 a.m.- 2 p.m.  Church/Synagogue Day.  Students can speak
with representatives from local churches and synagogues.  Duke
Chapel.
     Noon  Catholic Communion Service.  Duke South chapel.
     2 p.m., 5 p.m.  Muslim Worship Service.  Duke North chapel.
     6 p.m.  Black Campus Ministries: Small group Bible studies. 
Call 684-6519.

Friday, Sept. 9
     2 p.m., 5 p.m.  Muslim Worship Service.  Duke North chapel.
     6 p.m.  Modern Black Mass Choir rehearsals.  Mary Lou
Williams Center, 02 West Union Bldg.

Saturday, Sept. 10
     7 p.m.  Football vs. East Carolina University.  Wallace Wade
Stadium.

Sunday, Sept. 11
     9:30 a.m. Non-denominational Service.  Duke South chapel.
     10:30 a.m.  Non-denominational Service.  Duke North chapel.
     11 a.m.  Worship Service: Broadcast live to patient rooms on
channel 13.  Duke Chapel.
     11 a.m. Catholic Mass.  York Chapel.
     9 p.m.  Catholic Mass.  Duke Chapel.

Art
Friday, Sept. 2
     5 p.m.  Reception for artist Tom Buhrman.  Brown Gallery,
Bryan Center.

Friday, Sept. 9
     6 p.m.  Duke University Museum of Art: Judith Hoos Fox,
curator, Davis Museum and Cultural Center, Wellesley College,
"The Matter of History: Repetition and Interruption in the Work
of Annette Lemieux."  North Gallery, DUMA
     7 p.m.  Duke University Museum of Art: Opening reception for
"Italian and Dutch Painting from the Sarah Campbell Blaffer
Foundation."  Tickets are $5 for public, $3 for students and free
to Friends of DUMA.  

Sunday, Sept. 11
     3 p.m.  Reception for the Duke photographers represented in
"Four Decades at Duke."  Institute of the Arts, Bivins Building.

Opening and Ongoing Exhibits

Duke University Museum of Art
     "New Art in the Triangle: A Juried Exhibition of Paintings."
Artists include Nancy Baker, Mark Brown, Jacob Cooley, Jeffrey
Goll, Robert Johnson, Beverly McIver, Ellen Reinhold, Sarah
Walker and Laura Wilson.  Runs through Aug. 28.
     "Italian and Dutch Painting from the Sarah Campbell Blaffer
Foundation." Opens Sept. 9.
     "American Ground Zero: The Secret Nuclear War," a
documentary by Carole Gallagher.  Begins Sept. 9.
     "The Matter of History: Selected Works by Annette Lemieux." 
Opens Sept. 9.
     Museum hours are 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday; 11 
a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday; 2 p.m.-5 p.m. Sunday.

Touchable Art Gallery, Eye Center
     Arts and crafts by people with visual impairments.
     "Works from Around the World" and other selections by Bynum 
artist Clyde Jones are on display in the Cornea Waiting Room,
which is open Monday through Thursday.
     Gallery hours vary; call Peggy Young at 286-3361 for more 
information.

Mars Display Cases, North-South Corridor
     Triangle Weaver's Guild Exhibit, through Aug. 29.
     "Ramblings & Introspections," oil paintings by Jonpaul
Stoneheurner.  Through Sept. 2.

South Display Case, Duke South Main Lobby
     Handbuilt pottery by Bridgette Pruitt, through Sept. 2.

Rauch Display Case, first floor Morris Building
     Handbuilt pottery by Bridgette Pruitt, through Sept. 2.

Center for Documentary Studies
     "The Eye of Childhood," children's drawings collected by 
Robert Coles.  Lyndhurst House.

Hanks Lobby Gallery of the Reynolds Theater, Bryan Center
     "Big Paintings of Color" by Jim Kellough.  Can be viewed
when the theater is open for public events, 45 minutes before
showtime.

Brown Gallery, Bryan Center 
     "Pretty, Primal, Pissed," paintings in mixed media by Duke
graduate Tom Burhman, runs through Sept. 30.
     For more information, call 684-2911.

Institute of the Arts, Bivins Bldg.
     "Four Decades at Duke:  Duke Photographers' Candid Views:"
Photographs by Jim Wallace, Les Todd, Bruce Feeley and Chris
Hildreth, Duke University photographers.  Opens Aug. 26 and runs
through Sept. 29.  


Music

Sunday, Aug. 28
     8:30 p.m.  Orientation Week: A cappella Jam with The
Pitchforks, Out of the Blue, Speak of the Devil, Lady Blue and
Rhythm & Blue.  Reynolds Industries Theater, Bryan Center.

Tuesday, Aug. 30
     6:45 p.m.-8:45 p.m.  Open rehearsal - Duke University
Chorale and Chapel Choir.  Baldwin Auditorium.

Thursday, Sept. 1
     8 p.m.  Duke University Chorale and Chapel Choir: Sing-Along
of Mozart "Requiem." Rodney Wynkoop, conductor, and Robert
Glover, accompanist.  Duke University Chorale and Chapel Choir.

Saturday, Sept. 3
     8 p.m.  Department of Music faculty recital: Michael Votta
Jr., clarinet, Jane Hawkins, piano, and Fred Raimi, cello. 
"Twenty-five Years of Music for Clarinet."  Works by Brahms, Berg
and Stravinsky.  Free.  Nelson Music Room, East Duke Building.

Saturday, Sept. 10
     8 p.m.  Department of Music guest/faculty recital:  Jeanne
Ommerle, soprano, and Jane Hawkins, piano. Works by Schubert,
Schumann, Brahms, Wolf, Rorem and Barber.  Nelson Music Room,
East Duke Building.
     8 p.m. The Dry Branch Fire Squad.  Aggressively traditional
music.  Concert is cosponsered with PineCone Traditional Music
Association.  Baldwin Auditorium.  Call 681-ARTS.
     


Film
Friday, Aug. 26
     10 p.m.  Orientation Films: "Stakeout."  With Richard
Dreyfuss and Emilio Estavez.  Griffith Film Theater, Bryan
Center.  Free to Duke students, $3 for public.
     Midnight  Orientation Films: "The Blues Brothers."  With
John Belushi and Dan Ackroyd.  Griffith Film Theater, Bryan
Center.  Free.

Tuesday, Aug. 30
     7 p.m., 9:30 p.m.  Freewater Films: "Two Daughters." 
Griffith Film Theater, Bryan Center.  Free to Duke students, $3
for public.
     
Thursday, Sept. 1
     7 p.m., 9:30 p.m.  Freewater Films: "Planet of the Apes." 
Starring Charlton Heston.  Written by Rod Sterling.  Griffith
Film Theater, Bryan Center.  Free to Duke students, $3 for
public.

Friday, Sept. 2
     7 p.m, 9:30 p.m. and midnight  Freewater Films: "The Piano." 
Starring Holly Hunter. Griffith Film Theater, Bryan Center.  Free
to Duke students, $3 for public.
      
Saturday, Sept. 3
     7 p.m., 9:30 p.m.  Quadrangle Pictures: "The Crow." 
Starring Brandon Lee.  Griffith Film Theater, Bryan Center. 
Admission $3.

Sunday, Sept. 4
     8 p.m. Quadrangle Pictures: "The Crow."  Starring Brandon
Lee.  Griffith Film Theater, Bryan Center.  Admission $3.

Tuesday, Sept. 6
     7 p.m., 9:30 p.m.  Freewater Films: "The Adversary." 
Griffith Film Theater, Bryan Center.  Free to Duke students, $3
for public.

Thursday, Sept. 8
     7 p.m, 9:30 p.m.  Freewater Films: "Fahrenheit 451." 
Griffith Film Theater, Bryan Center.  Free to Duke students, $3
for public.

Friday, Sept. 9
     7 p.m., 9:30 p.m.  Freewater Films: "Jamon, Jamon." 
Griffith Film Theater, Bryan Center.  Free to Duke students, $3
for public. 

Saturday, Sept. 10
     10:30 a.m.  Freewater Films: "The Love Bug."  Griffith Film
Theater, Bryan Center.  Free.
     7 p.m., 9:30 p.m.  Quadrangle Pictures: "Tombstone." 
Griffith Film Theater.  Admission $3.

Sunday, Sept. 11
      8 p.m. Quadrangle Pictures: "Tombstone."  Griffith Film
Theater.  Admission $3.


Lectures and Seminars
Monday, Aug. 29
     3:30 p.m.  Department of Electrical Engineering:  Benjamin
Melamed,  C&C Research Laboratories, Princeton, N.J., "Modeling
Compressed Video Traffic Using the TES Methodology." 115A Hudson
Hall.

Friday, Sept. 2
     3:30 p.m.  Department of Chemistry: Byron Rubin,
Sterling-Winthrop Laboratories, "How Lipases Work: The Structure
of Candida Lipase."  Fritz London Lecture Hall, 103 Gross
Chemical Laboratory.


Medical Center Seminars
Tuesday, Aug. 30
     8 a.m.  Pediatric Grand Rounds: Martha Ann Keels, "Your
Patience With Your Pediatric Dentist."  2002 Duke North.

Wednesday, Aug. 31
     7 a.m.  Department of Anesthesiology Grand Rounds: Dr. David
Warner, professor of anesthesiology, neuribiology and surgery,
"Intravenous Fluids and the Neurosurgical Patient."  2003 Duke
North.

Friday, Sept. 9
     6 p.m.  The Matter of History: "Repetition and Interruption
in the Work of Annette Lemieux."  Lecture by Dr. Judith Hoos Fox,
Curator, Davis Museum and Cultural Center, Wellesley Colleg.

Saturday, Sept. 10
     1 p.m.-5 p.m.  The Matter of History:  Symposium, Images
Creating Memory.  Presenters from Duke University include
professor Miriam Cooke, Asian and African languages and
Literature, professor Claudia Koonz, Department of History,
professor Orin Starn, department of Cultural Anthropolgy, and
professor Kristine Stiles, department of Art and Art History, and
professor Marianne Hirsch, department of Literature, Dartmouth
College.


Medical Center Seminars


Tuesday, Sept. 6
     12:30 p.m.  Dr. Andy Peterson, department of Physiology,
University of California-San Francisco.

Friday, Sept. 9
     Noon-1 p.m.  Extracting Meaning from the Illness Experience: 
Dr. Sam Moon, assistant professor, division of Occupational &
Environmental Medicine.  Green Zone Duke South.
     4 p.m.  "The Organization of Local Circuits in Visual
Cortex:  Relating Patterns of Connectivity to Functional Maps, "
David Fitzpatrick, department of neurobiology.  103 Bryan
Building.


     To include your event in "Medical Center Seminars," send it
to Box 3354, fax it to 684-8663 or e-mail it to
MockG@mail01.adm.duke.edu.