Prospectus, February 2, 1977

APATHY REIGNS: FOUR SEEK SIX POSTS IN FRIDAY\u27S ELECTION; PC news in brief: Intramurals volleyball, First Aid cards are in, Calendar errs, Voter registration info given; \u27Referendum crucial\u27: PC faces deficit: Neal; Producer Rick Orr visits PC this week; Editorial: Activity fees found discriminatory; Letters to the editor: Party thanks, Lots of Money; Staff editorial: Check \u27no\u27 no 1040\u27s; Forums set for spring; Parkland divided on amnesty question; Nettnin is VA coordinator, replacing Joe O\u27Daniel; New anti-crime group offers reward; Snowed over but not snowed in!; PC student starts Tel-a-quest; Lacking in days: February has the groundhog; \u27Beads\u27 is featured by Somedancers; Referendum polling places listed; 226 treated before end of month: PC Dental Clinic offers Head Start for teeth of local children; 2 new listings: Music Courses offered; Violinist Fried plays at Krannert; VA interprets changes; Somedancers Inconcert at Paxton, Saturday; Practicum new for art students this semester; Classifieds; Cobras defeat Danville; \u27Good\u27 moves into first place; Men\u27s Intramural Basketball Schedule; Kankakee game canceled: Women cagers undefeated so far; Co-Rec Volleyball Tuesdays; \u27Good competition\u27: Indoor track meets at UI; Kathy Kaler named to All-American teamhttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1977/1029/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, October 12, 1976

STUDENTS WANT \u27PINS\u27; \u27You can help your child to read\u27: Oct. 19; PC news in brief: Bridge Club, Tickets on sale till noon, Blazing saddles, Vet Tech bake sale, Fly away, Hunting symposium, Baha\u27i Club, Scott Shearer speaks; Stu-Go: Get to know us: Free food, drink, good conversation; AMVA visits Vet Tech; FCC Oks PC radio; Letters to the Editor: Sad lot of the parker, Different frequencies?; Editorial: Tickets deny \u27due process\u27; Editorial: Education can be different; Staff editorial: Death penalty more murder; Library assistants take it with smiles; Readers Theatre: Rehearsals start for series; English teachers confer; Audubon film set for October 25th; Gibson nursing session today; SIU Home Ec will host guest day; First in line: Sally will finally see Elvis Presley; Pam Fritz: Music frees the soul; Charlie K. moving on down; Thursday college forums set; Facts for Transferring PC students; A \u27mystic feeling\u27; Nadia: Belly dancing; Mrs. Warren\u27s Profession: Shaw\u27s message is strong; Uncle Bob: Armory plays free; PC faculty concert Sunday; Parkland women outnumber men; Mediaseen: Community Broadcasters to meet; Classifieds; Know your athletes: Ike: \u27I like to do everything\u27; IM Football Schedules; Faculty bowling: Watch out for \u27Excess\u27; Duffers place 14th at Joliet: Harriers take 5th in PC Invit.; \u27Terrible outing\u27; Green grabs Fast Freddy again; Fast Freddy\u27s Football Forecast; This Week\u27s Scores; Spikers lose to EIU first loss of the season; Games of October 16https://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1976/1008/thumbnail.jp

Il meticciato nell'Italia contemporanea. Storia, memorie e cultura di massa.

L'idea diffusa degli "italiani brava gente" e della diversit\ue0 della nostra storia rispetto alla storia USA, segnata da razzismo istituzionale, si fonda sul silenziamento del passato coloniale e razzista italiano. Il ripudio della categoria di razza da parte dell'Italia repubblicana e la smentita scientifica dell'esistenza biologica della categoria non hanno cancellato la presenza della razza, formazione storico-culturale che paradossalmente esiste e non esiste. Priva di referenti oggettivi nella realt\ue0, la razza produce in essa effetti significativi, opera sia come categoria sociale e strumento di esclusione, sia come costruzione simbolica e istanza identitaria. A fronte del silenziamento del meticciato storico nell'uso pubblico della storia e nella memoria nazionali del secondo dopoguerra, il saggio sottolinea la presenza diffusa del meticciato nei prodotti della cultura di massa italiani contemporanei e ne indaga i significati con gli strumenti degli studi critici sulla razza e in prospettiva comparata tra Italia e Stati Uniti

August Wilhelm Hofmann: "Regierender Oberchemiker"

Vor 125 Jahren, am 11. November 1867, hat sich die Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft zu Berlin konstitutiert. Von ihren Gründern dazu bestimmt, reine und angewandte Chemie zusammenzuführen, um eine neue Qualität der Zusammenarbeit von Hochschulforschung und Chemischer Industrie zu erreichen, sollte die Gesellschaft rasch zum wichtigsten Forum der deutschen und darüber hinaus der europäischen Chemie werden. Dieses Programm trug die Handschrift eines einzigen Mannes: die ihres Gründungspräsidenten August Wilhelm Hofmann, der vor 100 Jahren starb. Für die Zeitgenossen war Hofmann die Verkörperung eines neuen Typus von Hochschulchemiker, und nie wieder hat sich der Berufsstand der Chemiker so im Vollbesitz von Ansehen und Zukunft gefühlt wie zu seiner Zeit. Schon damals hat man sein Bild ins Monumentale gesteigert, und noch heute ist es aus der Ahnengalerie der Chemie nicht fortzudenken. – Jahrestage geben Anlaß, die Vergangenheit und damit uns selbst in den Blick zu nehmen. Sind wir doch Erben jener Epoche, der die Moderne ihr Profil verdankt. Mit den Fragen der Gegenwart wollen wir uns einem der Begründer der modernen Chemie nähern. Es gilt aber zugleich, eine Zeit zu verstehen, die, unter dem Mantel von Prosperität und Fortschrittsgewißheit, so widersprüchlich war wie die unsere – eine Zeit, die um ein neues Verständnis der Rolle von Naturwissenschaft im Industriezeitalter rang