Social Sciences Events

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Economic Profile of a Country  
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Children of Conflict  
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Iris or Eden  
A Time to Speak  
Taking Marriage Private  
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SCC Events on Campus

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"Mystic Iran: The Unseen World" Film

Noon March 4, 2013
SSB Auditorium

(PG)

"Mystic Iran: The Unseen World" is a modern woman’s mystical journey deep into the heart of her native country Iran in search of spiritual rites and rituals hidden for centuries. Despite risking confiscation of filming equipment and traffickers at the border of Iraq, documentary filmmaker Aryana Farshad gained access to underground locations and religious ceremonies that have never been captured on film.

This Women's History Month event is free, open to the public, and sponsored by the Multicultural Programming Committee.

Learn more about "Mystic Iran: The Unseen World" at IMDb.com.

Contact Information:

Mandi Smith
asmith@stchas.edu
636-922-8469

Aryana Farshad, "Mystic Iran: The Unseen World" Documentary Filmmaker

7 p.m. March 5, 2013
SSB Auditorium

Aryana Farshad is a Persian-born filmmaker. She started work as a documentary editor in France, continuing in Iran, where she received the ABU Award for editing "The Emigrant Birds" and worked with award-winning Iranian and European filmmakers, including the two time Oscar winner French director, Albert Lamorisse.

In 1978, Aryana moved to the United States and continued film studies at U.S.C. She joined the Editors Guild of America and worked in post-production at major studios, including MGM and Columbia Pictures, while developing her own projects.

This Women's History Month event is free, open to the public, and sponsored by the Multicultural Programming Committee.

Contact Information:

Mandi Smith
asmith@stchas.edu
636-922-8469

Kate Nash: From Picketing to Pornography – The Freedoms and Limitations of Student Speech at Public Colleges

Noon March 6, 2013
SSB Auditorium

Contact Information:

Kelley Pfeiffer
kpfeiffer@stchas.edu
636-922-8544