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Monday, February 25, 2008

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Latin American History Reading Group
H 3.02 Humanities
Session 2. (25 Feb. in H3.02) 

The end of the Wars of Indpendence and the First Mexican Empire.

Francisco Manuel Sánchez de Tagle’s “Oda al primer jefe del ejército trigarante”, Francisco Ortega’s “Elegía a Iturbide en su coronación” and selections from Timothy Anna’s The Mexican Empire of Iturbide.
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Neuroscience and Society Public Debate
Main Lecture Theatre in Biomedical Research Institute

Professor Gary Lynch, University of California at Irvine: 'Enhancing Cognition: Prospects and Problems'

Gary Lynch, a world-leading neuroscientist at UCI, has caught public attention with his work on memory and drugs to improve it, both to treat disorders and as so-called 'cognitive enhancers' that have become a controversial issue in neuroscience.

For further information contact Maud Perrier.

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