View full announcement . The UCLA Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies invites its faculty, associates, and council members to an evening of medieval and Renaissance music for Mardi Gras. Reception at 5 pm and musical preformance by the UCLA Sounds at 6 pm in the Faculty Center's California Room. Dinner follows at 7 pm in the Sequoia Room. This event is cosponsored by the Center for the Study of Women.
Admission is free.
The core of this lecture concerns prose fictions of Marguerite of Navarre, Gascoigne, and Cervantes in which transvaluations of blood are in process. This is the annual meeting of the Southern California Writing Program Administrators Conference. Presentations and hands-on computer sessions will address such topics as gender issues on the web, rhetorical analysis of the web, configuring a computer classroom, evaluating electronic teaching tools, designing and grading new kinds of assignments, and integrating computer technologies into writing instruction. The Clark Library is located at 2520 Cimarron Street, just south of the 10 fwy. Reservations lottery closes Feb-17.