Asia Symposium: Research Journeys

Please join us for one, or all of these lectures by WSU Asia Program faculty: Thursday, Feb. 19, 7:15 p.m. CUE 203:  Unexpected Journey into the Quran   by  Lipi Turner-Rahman, Anthropology;    Saturday, Feb. 21, 9:10 am TODD 276:  The Thesis of Japan’s Inevitable Defeat: Tracing the Roots by Mike Myers, Philosophy; Saturday, Feb. 21, 10:10 am TODD 276:  Opium and Empire in Colonial Burma   by  Ashley Wright, History. For more information, please contact Lydia Gerber lgerber@wsu.edu; email: 335-7425.

 

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