Here's a tweet for the birdwatchers! Professor Piper and volunteers gather for the annual Christmas Bird Count, the world’s longest-running wildlife census, from 12/14–1/5 https://t.co/nRsHWYANqk
If any quantum physicists in southern California need to evacuate because of the fire or just want to get out of the smoke, we may be able to house you and give you a place to work at Chapman for a few days. Reply if interested.
How war craters memories & changes language in brutal ways. Tonight with poet Carolyn Forché at #ChapmanU.
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Listen to Chapman Presidential Fellow & poet Carolyn Forché tonight at 7pm in Leatherby Libraries B3 - Center for American War Letters. She will draw from her own work & the literature of soldiers to examine how war craters memories & changes language in brutal ways.