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October

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Centre for Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies Research Seminar -- '"This is the worst": sensing suspension in Robinson Crusoe and foe', by Dr Anthony Uhlman, School of Humanities, University of Western Sydney. Room W809, Menzies building, Clayton, 3--5 pm. For further information, contact +61 3 9905 2208.

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Oscar Mendelsohn Memorial Lecture -- 'The weight of babies' weights: biology v. sociology', by Professor Janet McCalman, director, Johnstone-Need Medical History Unit, University of Melbourne. South one lecture theatre, building 64, Clayton, 6 pm. For further information, email leigh.mcgregor@adm.monash.edu.au.

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Music at Lunchtime Series -- 'The Vibrations of Perfect Order', performed by Linda Kent (baroque violin), Libby Wallfisch (harpsichord) and Rosanne Hunt (baroque cello). Music Auditorium, building 68, Clayton, 1.10--2 pm. Tickets $3. For further information, contact +61 3 9905 4698.

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Department of Chemical Engineering Seminar -- 'Designing particle aggregates: characterisations and applications', by Dr C. Selomulya, ARC Centre for Functional Nanomaterials, University of NSW. Room 201, building 69, Clayton, 2 pm. For further information, contact Dr Ravi Jagadeeshan on +61 3 9905 3274.

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Making Music Series -- 'Nexus' and Mozart's 'Requiem', performed by Linda Thompson (soprano), Suzanne Johnson (mezzo soprano), Adrian McEniery (tenor), Lucas De Jong (baritone), Viva Voce, ACU St Patrick's Campus Choir and the Monash Chamber Orchestra. Robert Blackwood Concert Hall, building 2, Clayton, 8 pm. Adults $25, concession $20, students $16. To book, contact +61 3 9905 1111. For further information, contact +61 3 9905 4698

11

School of Psychology, Psychiatry and Psychological Medicine Public Lecture -- 'Advances in mental health research', by researchers from the school. South one lecture theatre, building 64, Clayton, 5.15--7.30 pm. For further information, email rsvp.psych@med.monash.edu.au or contact +61 3 9905 3975.

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Faculty of Education -- 'Leadership and learning in the new performance culture', by Professor Peter Gronn, Dr Anita Devos and Dr Brenda Beatty, Faculty of Education. Room 173, building 6, Clayton, 4--6 pm. Further information is available at www.education.monash.edu.au/research/news/seminars/show.php?id=1261.

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Faculty of Law Seminar -- 'Post-colonial constitutionalism', by Dr Steven Curry, University of Melbourne. Staff Library, Room 215, Faculty of Law, (building 12), Clayton, 1 pm. Reservations essential. For further information or to reserve a place, email helen.clements@law.monash.edu.au.

12

Monash Sustainability Forum -- 'Meeting the energy sustainability challenge: the Monash response?'. Speakers include Environment Victoria executive director Mr Marcus Godinho; Associate Professor Frank Fisher, School of Geography and Environmental Science; Occupational Health, Safety and Environment manager Mr Paul Barton; and vice-chancellor Professor Richard Larkins. RSVP by Friday 7 October to assist with catering. To RSVP or for further information, contact +61 3 9905 4624 or email bianca.roggenbucke@arts.monash.edu.au.

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Music at Lunchtime Series -- 'Blow Your Own Way', Alexander Comitas's 'A Night on Culbin Sands', Opus 3 with Alexander Aroutounian's 'Trumpet Concerto', performed by the Monash School of Music--Conservatorium Wind Symphony. Music Auditorium, building 68, Clayton, 1.10--2 pm. Tickets $3. For further information, contact +61 3 9905 4698.

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School of Music -- Conservatorium, Crepuscule-Summer Twilight Session -- 'Food of Love' (an instrumental narrative), by Sospiro, with Oakhill Ensemble. Music Auditorium, building 68, Clayton, 7 pm. Tickets $5 at the door. Supper served after performance, wine and champagne served at interval. For further information, contact Ms Angela Maison-Harman on +61 3 9905 4698 or email angela.harman@arts.monash.edu.au.

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International Institute of Forensic Studies, Faculty of Law, Monash University and the Australian Advocacy Institute Conference -- 'Experts and lawyers: surviving in the brave new world,' speakers include Professor James Ogloff, School of Psychology, Psychiatry and Psychological Medicine; and Professor Raphael Grzebieta, Department of Civil Engineering.

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Castan Centre for Human Rights Law Public Lecture -- 'Multiculturalism and the war on terror', by Mr Petro Georgiou MP. Monash University Law Chambers, 472 Bourke Street, Melbourne, 6 pm. For further information, email castan.centre@law.monash.edu.au or contact +61 3 9905 3327.

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THRIVE Booster Session-- 'Managing diversity in tense situations', by Mr Jimmy Yeow, counsellor and international student outreach worker, Student and Staff Community Services. Language and Learning seminar room, 1st floor, Campus Centre, Clayton, 1--2 pm. To register, email lynette.waldron@adm.monash.edu.au. Further information is available at www.adm.monash.edu.au/community-services/thrive/.