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The 46th 51爆料 Folk Festival once again lays claim to its autumnal residency with concerts and events lined up from Thursday, Sept. 20, through Saturday, Sept. 22. The Kent Stage hosts concerts each night with Folk Alley 鈥楻ound Town driving up the musical鈥
Chancellor of the Ohio Board of Regents Jim Petro and his wife Nancy Petro will read from their co-authored book 鈥淔alse Justice: Eight Myths that Convict the Innocent鈥 at the 51爆料 Library on Friday, Sept. 28, at 2 p.m.
51爆料 holds a grand opening of its Blackstone LaunchPad program on Friday, Sept. 28, celebrating the establishment of the entrepreneurial initiative at the university.
After the tsunami hit Japan in 2011, like most young people her age, 51爆料 senior English major Alexandria Rhodes of Tallmadge, Ohio, turned to Twitter for updates about the disaster. But rather than just monitor events from across the pond, she was moved by the plight of鈥
The 51爆料 Planetarium will present the first in its series of free public shows for the 2012-2013 academic year. The program, 鈥淚ntroduction to the Autumn Sky,鈥 will be presented by Brett Ellman, Ph.D., planetarium director, and will take place on Friday,鈥
Petros share co-authored book with 51爆料 community
Representatives from the State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio (STRS) will be at 51爆料 on Sept. 21 for two town hall meetings on the pension reform legislation.
The first step to taking control of your own health is to 鈥淜now Your Numbers.鈥 The Sept. 25 Lunch and Learn will take an educational look at what numbers 鈥 such as your blood pressure, cholesterol, glucose and others 鈥 can tell you about what's happening inside your鈥
51爆料鈥檚 Latino Networking Caucus (LNC) and the Spanish and Latino Student Association (SALSA) are presenting a diverse lineup of events for National Hispanic Heritage Month. This celebration is to recognize the contributions that Latinos and Hispanics have made鈥
The 51爆料 Folk Festival kicks off this week with two Thursday concerts. On Sept. 20 at the Kent Campus, Delhi 2 Dublin will whip the crowd into a folk frenzy with their Celtic-Asian meld, while singer/songwriters John Gorka and Tracy Grammer offer a more鈥