Claremont Colleges Events

The Children's School at CMC invites you to attend our annual Harvest Time Book Sale. The sale features new children's books, candles, baked goods, special gift items and farmer's market.

Professor, Indian Statistical Institute-Delhi Center, and Visiting Professor, School of Politics and Economics, Claremont Graduate University. Lunch served at 11:45 a.m. Program begins at 12:15 p.m.

Community $6 at door for lunch. No charge to attend program only.

What do the Great Pyramid, the Statue of Zeus and the Temple of Artemis have in common? They are the Ancient wonders of the world. Do you know the NEW Seven Wonders of the World? Join The Rembrandt Club to hear Ardlen explain what they are and why we have/need NEW ones. Tea is served at Seaver House after the talk.

Professor of Classics, University of Pittsburgh discusses a category of the Japanese Noh theater called genzain ("realistic noh,") which shares elements with Greek tragedies. Event organized by Scripps College and co-sponsored by the Pacific Basin Institute.

Former First Lieutenant, New York Army National Guard

Spain, 2006. Directed by Icíar Bollaín. This showing is part of a Spanish Film Festival, presented by Sigma Delta Pi and the Department of Hispanic Studies at Scripps. (The film is presented for educational purposes related to courses in Spanish.)

Historian, University of Pittsburgh discusses Japanese Noh theater, intimately connected with the late feudal order of the Edo Period. Event organized by Scripps College and co-sponsored by the Pacific Basin Institute.