Claremont Colleges Events

Registration is free and open to students, faculty, postdocs and independent scholars interested in philosophy.

More than 20 speakers in many areas of philosophy will be presenting, representing more than 15 Southern California colleges and universities.

Join us for Fall Fun with stories and book-related crafts. Parents must remain with children. Check out of books is available to members of the Friends of the Stone Center.

Thousands of native and water-efficient plants, including a vast selection of perennials and flowering shrubs, spring bulbs and native wildflower seeds. Experienced horticulturists on-site. Shuttle service. On-line plant list, www.rsabg.org. FREE admission and parking for Sale.

American identity is inextricably interwoven with ideas of movement, from the movement of population groups in an expanding nation state to the mythos of the open road and the road trip. The exhibition explores the complex trading patterns of native populations, the drive of the railroads, and the valorization of car culture and includes Danny Lyon's The Bikeriders, Raymond Pettibon's collaboration Faster Jim, William Henry Jackson's railroad photographs, and selections from Pomona College's extraordinary collection of Native American Art.

Mayeri will premiere a new video installation dealing with primates and their on-screen dramas. Mayeri's work observes human nature through the lenses of primatology and media studies. The Project Series is funded in part by the Pasadena Art Alliance.

Pomona-Pitzer athletes to be inducted: Andrea Bustamante PO '99 (volleyball); Reed Newhall PO '92 (tennis); Ray Portela PO '99 (football, basketball, baseball); and Jim Regan PO '99 (football).

$20; reservations required by October 30th.