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 Self, Consciousness & Subjectivity: A Preliminary Buddhist Account
Professor of Religion Georges B.J. Dreyfus discusses how Buddhist philosophers distinguish between self and subject. The Columbia Society for Comparative Philosophy University Seminar.
 Bells in Play
Sean Pegado '11 interviews Adam Banasiak '08 while carillonneur William Slack '11 performs from the Thompson Memorial Chapel bell tower.
On Rockefellers' Kykuit
Robert F. Dalzell and Lee Baldwin Dalzell discuss their writing process as co-authors of their new book on the house and lives of an iconic American family.
Difficult Pleasures
Lawrence Raab discusses reading, writing, and teaching poetry.
 Felix Gonzalez-Torres
Graduate Art History student Andrea Gyorody speaks with scholar Jonathan Katz and WCMA director Lisa Corrin about sociopolitical and historical questions raised by the artist’s work.
 Jim Shepard: A Conversation
Professor of English and author of the award-winning collection of short stories Like You’d Understand, Anyway reflects on writing and the writer’s life.
 Sara and Gerald MurphyTour the Williams College Museum of Art’s incomparable 2007 exhibition, “Making it New: The Art and Style of Sara and Gerald Murphy” with curator Deborah Rothschild.
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Summer Science Program
 Students, Faculty, and Scientific Research Part of the “Williams, A World Apart” video podcast, this episode showcases the unique level of interaction between professors and students, as well as on the largest summer science research program at any liberal arts college.
2008 Reunion Lectures
 Williams Alumni in the Military A doctor, a fighter pilot, and a marine commander discuss perspectives on Iraq from the ground and air.
 Get it? Illustrator and cartoonist David Sipress ’68 discusses the art of cartooning and The New Yorker.
 Regime Change in Iraq Professor of International Relations Michael MacDonald discusses what this concept means and how misunderstanding it has contributed to subsequent problems.
 The Changing Face of Journalism New York Times columnist Kate Stone Lombardi ’78 takes a look at what to do when “all the news that’s fit to print” doesn’t fit.
 Politics, Economics & Power in Ancient Maya Civilizations Director of an archaeological project in Guatemala and Chair of Anthropology/Sociology at Williams, Antonia Foias investigates early Mayan life.
2008 Commencement Speeches
 Don’t Make a Living, Make a Life! Williams alum and trustee Robert I. Lipp ’60 delivered the Baccalaureate address on May 31, 2008.
 Good Morning Gordon Phillips was chosen Class Speaker by the Class of 2008.
 Get a Machete Phi Beta Kappa speaker Erika Williams’ large jungle knife is just one proof of support as we clear our own paths.
 The Liberal Arts After Williams Valedictorian Zachary Thomas encourages his classmates to continue in the spirit of Mark Hopkins and his log.
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