Location: Giddings House 212, 128 Hope st

Location: List 120.

Sexualized images in the media often tell us, “the less you care about sex, the more powerful you are.” Come talk about what sex means in college and what healthy sexuality could really look like.

Location: Rhode Island Hall Room 108

Location: Main Green, duh

Main Green Sex Week Extravaganza! Bake Sale, Sex Week T-Shirt Sale, Raffle Tickets for Sex Week Gift Baskets, Activities and Much More (Rain loc. TBD)

Location: Crystal Room

Come ready to drink hot chocolate and discuss all things sex. Bring blankets and friends!

Location: Sarah Doyle Women’s Center Lounge

Location: Taubman Center Seminar Room, 67 George Street

Kim M. Williams, Associate Professor of Public Policy at Harvard Kennedy School

All are welcome.  Feel free to bring your lunch.

More info: http://morningmail.brown.edu/archive?id=19868

Location: Brown bookstore

The Brown Bookstore presents David Dosa, MD who will discuss his new book ‘Making Rounds with Oscar’,with a book signing to follow.

Oscar, a tabby cat, has an unusual talent: he can predict when
patients are going to die.  Come hear the story behind the story of a caring doctor, a remarkable cat, and the residents of the nursing home where Oscar resides.

More info: http://morningmail.brown.edu/archive?id=19855

Location: 70 Waterman St., Lounge

The Econ DUG, the Dept of Economics and the Dean of the College office invite you to attend a panel — featuring alumni who concentrated in economics, who will speak and answer questions about their experiences in the “real world”. Speakers: Ryan McDonough ’02, Snr. Acquisitions Assoc. at CIO Investment Advisors and Daniel C Ko ’01, Equity Analyst, Putnam Investments. For more info and a list of events, visit the Brown Degree Days web site.

Location: McKinney Conference Room at the Watson Institute, 111 Thayer Street.

Alison Howell, SSHRC Post-Doctoral Fellow in Politics, University of Manchester, UK, will discuss “The Politics of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Mental Health Policy in the Canadian and US Militaries.”

More info: http://www.watsoninstitute.org/events_detail.cfm?id=1489