 
Pictured is the book cover of Kate Walbert's novel "The Gardens of Kyoto." Walbert will read from her works during this year's Summer Lecture Series. |
Davies Auditorium, Becton Center, 15 Prospect St.
Time: 8 p.m.
Admission is free
Well-known authors will read from and discuss their works during the annual Summer Lecture Series, sponsored by Yale Summer Programs. The annual Sherlock Holmes Lecture celebrates its 20th anniversary this year. Lectures are held on Thursday evenings. Those scheduled at press time follow; further information about the series will be available in future issues of the Yale Bulletin & Calendar.
June 28 -- This year's Sherlock Holmes Lecture, "Selecting the Right Ghost: The Goresthorpe Grange Mystery Solved After 123 Years!" will be given by Murray Biggs, associate professor (adjunct) of English and theater studies. The 1945 Þlm "Pursuit to Algiers" will also be shown. Dr. David Musto, professor of child psychiatry and of the history of medicine and psychiatry, will moderate the event.
July 19 --Puerto Rican poet and performance artist Victor Hernandez Cruz, whose latest work includes a collection of poems titled "Panoramas."
July 26 -- Kate Walbert, award-winning author of the novel "The Gardens of Kyoto" and a collection of short stories titled "Where She Went."
Aug. 2-- To be announced.
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Team finds 'surprising ability' in bone marrow cells
Notable speakers will highlight this year's Commencement
Manipulating molecules through nanotechnology
Developing lightweight batteries for field missions
Summertime at Yale
ENDOWED PROFESSORSHIPSDevoted Yale alumnus and benefactor John J. Lee dies
Noted legal scholar and humanist Charles L. Black Jr. dies
Commencement Information
MEDICAL NEWSGrants to support new clinical programs
Study shows both black and white doctors refer fewer . . .
Blood flow in addicts' brain may signal when they're ready for therapy
Nurses honor Lee
Graduate School to honor outstanding faculty mentors
Architecture students rise to the task of making a home
Psychologist Edward Zigler is lauded for lifetime achievements
Men's golf team to compete in regional championship
Yale recognized as 'good neighbor'
New 'Smile Carts' honor Yale nurse practitioner and the memory of alumnus
Grant to fund F&ES scholarships
YUWO scholarships to further studies and enhance careers awarded to Yale affiliates
Commencement Concert to mark closing of Morse Recital Hall for renovations
Yale senior's essay on life in New Haven wins first Hegel Prize
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