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Wed Oct 24 2007 |
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Wed Oct 24 2007 |
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pm Pottle
Music Building Auditorium
Then and Now Lecture: Randy Sanders, “Dirty Politics: What Modern Political Hatchet Men Learned from Jimmy Carter’s Gubernatorial Campaign of 1970” The author of the new book Mighty Peculiar Elections: The New South Gubernatorial Campaigns of 1970 and the Changing Politics of Race, Southeastern historian Randy Sanders will discuss how the 1970 gubernatorial campaign of Jimmy Carter, later known for his fairness and moderation, helped inspired present-day dirty politics. Booksigning to follow. Free |
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pmThe Art
Station, 146 W. Oak, Ponchatoula
A Night with Photographer Johnny Chauvin He may be best known as “Johnny in the Morning” on Hammond radio station WTGG, but Johnny Chauvin is also a respected and sought-after photographer, specializing in the nuances of black and white. In this special lecture, he will share what he sees as he captures his images and discuss slides that track his photos from the crucial beginning years to his recent successes. Information: 985-386-9892, www.theartstationllc.com.eastern students; Southeastern students free with ID  $10 |
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