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<font color="#FF0000"><b>Tuesday, April 1 <br><br>
</font>STS Brown Bag Lunch Talk Co-sponsored by CMS <br>
</b>Methods for the Study of the Natively Digital<br>
Richard Rogers, University of Amsterdam
[<a href="http://events.mit.edu/event.html?id=9005918&date=2008/04/01">
bio</a>] <br>
12:00-2:00 pm, MIT, E51-191 (STS Reading Room) <br>
Feel free to bring your lunch; dessert and coffee will be
provided.<br><br>
<b>Harvard University - Mark M. Horblit Colloquia in the History of
Science<br>
</b>The Science of Mixed People's: Admixture, Genetics and Cultural
Identity <br>
Evelynn Hammonds, Department of the History of Science & African and
African-American Studies<br>
4:00 pm, Harvard, Science Center 469<br><br>
<b>The Way David Macaulay Works: Finding Ideas, Making Books &
Visualizing Our World<br>
</b>David Macaulay, author of <i>The Way Things Work<br>
</i>6:30 pm, MIT, Stata Building, Kirsch Auditorium (32-123)<br>
[<a href="http://web.mit.edu/shass/lecture/macaulay.html">more
information about this event</a>] <br>
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Debbie Meinbresse<br>
STS Program, MIT<br>
617-452-2390<br>
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