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Academic Information
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Final Exam
Schedule
First
Semester, 2006-2007
Monday,
December 18
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9-12 noon |
O.T. Interpretation (Maier) |
Niebuhr Hall/ Latourette S223 |
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Philosophy of Religion (Hare) |
Downtown |
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Elementary N.T. Greek (Nongbri) |
Wood Sem. Rm. |
Tuesday, December 19
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9-12 noon. |
Ecclesiology, Ministry & Polity (Siladi) |
S212 |
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N.T. Interpretation (Swancutt) |
Great Hall/Niebuhr Hall |
Wednesday, December 20
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Systematic Theology (Volf) |
Niebuhr Hall/Latourette |
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Theological Ethics (Ogletree) |
Niebuhr Hall |
Thursday, December 21
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9-12 noon |
History of Xn. Theol. to 451 (Beeley) |
Niebuhr Hall |
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Elementary Biblical Hebrew (Stokes) |
S104 Bushnell |
Friday, December 22
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9-12 noon |
Historical Jesus (A. Collins) |
Latourette |
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9-12 noon |
Anglican Theol/Hist. II: ECUSA/Anglican (Sachs) |
Niebuhr Hall |
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Intermediate Hebrew (Hoffer) |
Broholm |
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Foundations of Liturgical Studies (Lathrop) |
Latourette |
From the Registrar's
Office/Academic Dean's Office:
Although the Academic Calendar calls for advising the week of November
6, we will follow the procedure set up last year. Students will meet with
their faculty advisers sometime during the weeks of November 27-December 8 to discuss how the year has been
going and course selection for spring. Online registration will take
place when students return in January.
From the
Lectures and Events
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Submit your work to Palimpsest! Yale's graduate literary and arts magazine is
currently accepting submissions for Volume 5.
Send us your creations in any of the following categories or
cross-pollinations thereof: fiction, non-fiction, poetry, plays (both text and
performance), music (both recordings and scores), video/film (both finished and
in storyboard form), fine art, graphic design, and architecture. We are also enthusiastically accepting
submissions for two new categories: comics and recorded readings of original
poetry. The EXTENDED submissions
deadline is
The
Community Conversations Committee would like to invite all YDS'ers
(and family!) to: The 'E' Word - our
second community conversation of the year Monday, November 27th,
Cos Cob Expert to Discuss Sources of Mideast
Conflict: On
November 28th at 2nd Congregational Church in
On
Wednesday, November 29, George Weigel, Senior Fellow
at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, will give a public lecture entitled, "The Pope's Divisions: The Global
Strategies of John Paul II" at 4:30pm in the Hall of Graduate Studies,
Room 211, 320 York Street. This lecture
is part of the International Security Studies Grand Strategy Lecture Series and
is sponsored by the Yale Class of 1961.
Would you like to play
volleyball next season? The season starts January
11th, but signups begin now! Please
email Christy Groves by December 10th to be added to the roster! (christina.groves@yale.edu)
Classifieds
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Needed/Lost and Found:
Lost Pen: My 50-dollar pen was stolen
today at
Missing Fleece Jacket with
Blue Collar: Last
seen on the coat rack outside Niebuhr Hall. Contact Ian.Skoggard@yale.edu.
Lost PDA: On Friday I lost a turquoise
PDA in the area of the Great Hall, the corridor to the door, or on
Lost Pedometer: Pedometer left in the
ladies' room outside the Common Room. If found please return to Connie Royster 432-8127. My healthy walking regime depends on it.
Thanks.
Yesterday
around
For
Apartment Available: We are asking $1695/month,
which includes all furniture (fully furnished), hot water, heat, garbage. Not
included are cable, phone, and electricity. I think I have a page up at http://pantheon.yale.edu/~aco23/ if
I remember correctly. (It might say $1750 there, but in an effort to rent it
more quickly, we'll take $1695/month.) Because of the price, we try to market
it towards visiting professors, so if you come across someone, it's best to
make sure they know it's within 4 blocks of campus, right downtown, and within
easy walking distance to Yale Shuttle routes.
Please e-mail offenburger@safundi.com
for more information.
Car for
Volunteer/Employment:
Director of Christian
Education Wanted:
Job
Chair Mover Needed: We are in search of one more
student for a paid position as chair mover for Marquand Chapel. The position
involves moving chairs between 8 and 9 in the morning in preparation for daily
services. Since the duties are shared
with the rest of the moving crew, this means approximately 2 or 3 mornings per
week, on a regular rotation. If you are
interested, please contact matthew.haugen@yale.edu
for more information. Thank you!
Worship Opportunities
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From the
Wednesday, November 15
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December 2006
December 5 – Tuesday
Time:
Location: Room A002,
ISPS,
Working Research Group:
“End-of-Life Issues”
Speaker: Pravin N. Bhatt,
Dr. P.H., Research Affiliate, Comparative Medicine
Topic: “End-of-Life:
A Hindu View”
(For more
information, please contact carol.pollard@yale.edu)
December 6 -
Wednesday
Time:
Location: Room B012,
ISPS,
Working Research
Group: "Bioethics Workshop"
Speaker: Sherwin B. Nuland,
MD, Fellow, Institution for Social & Policy Studies; Affiliated Faculty,
Program in the History of Science and Medicine,
Topic: “Maimonides and Medical Ethics”
(For further information, reading materials, and lunch
reservations, contact carol.pollard@yale.edu)
December 7 – Thursday
Time: 3:30 p.m.
Location:
Room B012, ISPS, 77 Prospect Street
Working Research
Group: “Rights of Children”
Speaker: Christine Emmons, Associate Research Scientist,
Topic: “
(For further information and reading materials, contact jonathan.moser@yale.edu)
December 8 – Friday
Time:
Location:
(Please RSVP to carol.pollard@yale.edu)
December 12 -
Tuesday
Time:
Location: Room B012,
ISPS,
Bioethics Reading
Group / David Koepsell
Speaker:
Topic: “Do Androids
Dream of Electric Boogaloo? Reflections on Music,
Technology, and Artistry”
(For more
information, please contact autumn.ridenour@yale.edu)
December 13 – Wednesday
Time:
Location:
Working Research
Group: “Perspectives on Aging”
Speaker: David Koepsell,
Donaghue Visiting Scholar
Topic: “The
Obsolescence of Obsolescence: Aging as a Choice”
(For more
information and breakfast reservations, please contact autumn.ridenour@yale.edu)
December 13 – Wednesday
Time:
Location:
Working Research
Group: “Addiction, Mental Health, and HIV/AIDS”
Speaker: TBA
Topic: TBA
(For more
information and luncheon reservations, please contact jonathan.moser@yale.edu)
December 13 – Wednesday
Time:
Location: Room B012,
ISPS,
Working Research
Group: “Technology and Ethics”
Speaker: Stan Franklin, W. Harry Feinstone Interdisciplinary Research Professor &
Director of The Institute for Intelligent Systems, The
University of
Topic: “Motivations,
Values and Emotions: A View from the LIDA Cognitive Architecture”
(For further information, reading materials,
and dinner reservations, contact jonathan.moser@yale.edu)
December 14 - Thursday
Time:
Location: Room B012,
ISPS,
Working Research
Group: “Genetically Modified Plants”
Speaker: Alan McHughen,
Topic: “Science,
Society and the Real Threats Posed by GM Foods”
(For further
information, reading materials, and dinner reservations, contact carol.pollard@yale.edu)