Additional information regarding the visit will be disseminated as it becomes available. Stanley, a San Francisco native, makes a rare visit to his hometown for The Poetry Center's opening evening of its spring 2001 series. A member of the poetry circles around the late Jack Spicer and the North Beach bohemian scene during the 1960s, Stanley focuses his poems on his personal and family history in San Francisco. Thesen is one of Canada's more prominent poets and editors. Papers should be approximately 10 pages and based on original research in primary sources.
All disciplines are welcome.
For details, contact the history department at EXT 8-1604. To purchase tickets, call the Creative Arts Box Office at EXT 8-2467. Admission is free. No previous hand-bell ringing experience is required. The church is located at 65 Beverly St., five blocks from campus.