For more information on Thea Fest 2000, or to order lunch tickets, contact the Alumni Office at ext. 3072 or email sbemerson. Though evil is intangible we can still see violence, bloodshed, and poverty and feel the impulses of good and evil in our own hearts. Anita Beskar, Chair of Global Education. The events are sponsored by the Franciscan Chair in Global Education and the Viterbo School of Letters and Sciences and is funded in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Humanities Council and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
All presentations are free and open to the public.
FAC 202 Tuesday, Feb. 1 Kathy Kelly 8-9 a.m. Margaret Klotz, OSF, Cardinal Stritch University, Conflict Resolution in the Franciscan Tradition. The 7th Day is a series of lunch discussions on current events or topics of interest to the Viterbo community. The discussions are held every seventh class day and are sponsored by the School of Letters and Sciences. Kathy Kelly, co-director of Voices in the Wilderness, a group whose aim is to end sanctions against Iraq, will lead the presention.