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Southeastern Women's Coalition
presents

WOMEN'S HISTORY MONTH 2003

LIVELY LECTURES (12:30 P.M.,  SIMS MEMORIAL LIBRARY, 3RD FLOOR)

Week Two
Monday, March 17: Lori Davis Jones on “Forging the Front Court for Female Athletes”
Tuesday,  March 18: State Rep. Diane Winston, "Status of Women in Louisiana"
Thursday, March 20: Christopher Leahy, "A Yankee Woman Goes South--The marriage of Julia to
      President John Tyler"

Week Three
Monday, March 24: Judith Fai-Podlipnik, "Keeping up Appearances--European Women, Power
      and Beauty"
Tuesday, March 25: Andrew Traver, "Women and Heresy in Thirteenth Century France"
Thursday, March 27: Monique Rhodes Monac, "Women and War"

Week Four
Monday, March 31: Bill Robison, "Power Behind the Throne--Medieval English Queens" 
 

SPECIAL PERFORMANCES

March 17-29: "Altar of Honor," window display of personal remembrances* of special women, Tangipahoa Parish Library Hammond Branch, 314 E. Thomas St. 
      *Monday, March 17, 4-6:30 p.m., collection of remembrances at Hammond library.

Wednesday, March 19: Wade Heaton, "Clothing of Women in the Ancient World," noon, Pottle Music Building Auditorium

Wednesday, March 26: Sharp Edges dance company,  "Hereafter Known as….a Study in Losing and Gaining Definition," noon, War Memorial Student Union ballroom, 2nd floor 

Wednesday, March 26: Olympia Vernon, readings from her new novel, "Eden," 12:30 p.m., Student Union Theatre (Book signing follows)
 

TUESDAY NIGHT FILMS (7 P.M., STUDENT UNION THEATRE)