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	Apr 1		Men's Golf at Reunion Intercollegiate Calendar: cal17 Posted by: Jim Horten Details: Jackson, Miss.
	Apr 1		Writing the Mind Alive Calendar: cal11 Posted by: Continuing Education Details: Find your voice. Liberate your creative energies. Awaken your senses & emotions. Dissolve inhibitions & build self-trust. Learn to write from the inside out. A simple practice anyone can learn, Proprioceptive Writing enables you to engage your thoughts and feelings in a way that awakens the wisdom inherent in your own mind. While writing proprioceptively, you become open, receptive, and focused. The mind is freed from anxiety and you are left feeling refreshed, energized, and restored to your natural state of vibrant aliveness. $125 Course #: 5196 When: Mondays, March 4 - April 1, 2013 Time: 6:00-8:45 p.m. Location for all of Anne Bright’s courses: The Proprioceptive Writing Center, Southeast Suite #210, 1401Williams Street, Chattanooga, TN •Required text for all courses: Writing the Mind Alive: The Proprioceptive Method for Finding Your Authentic Voice, Metcalf and Simon, (Ballantine, 2002). •Ms. Bright has taught Proprioceptive Writing for over fifteen years and still works closely with Drs. Metcalf and Simon, the originators of the process.
	Apr 1	3 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.	Ghosts and the Buddhist Imagination in Early Medieval China Calendar: cal1 Posted by: Evelyn Murray Details: Robert Campany Vanderbilt Universtiy University Center, Raccoon Mountain Room The Buddhism familiar to many Americans and Europeans today has aptly been termed “a modern hybrid tradition with roots in the European Enlightenment no less than the Buddha’s enlightenment” (D. McMahan, The Making of Buddhist Modernism). In this talk, Dr. Campany will discuss miracle tales emanating from a much earlier and very different sort of Buddhism as it was lived and practiced in early medieval China. The tales he will present feature visitations by ghosts to living persons. Medieval Chinese readers and hearers took these stories to be documentation of the workings of the normally unseen spirit-world. Through the tales we can glimpse an imaginal world that, although central to many people in China around 490 C.E., is now often ignored. The talk will focus on the roles and functions of ghosts in these narratives.
	Apr 1	6 p.m. - 7 p.m.	UTC String Project Calendar: cal11 Posted by: Continuing Education Details: The String Project at UTC provides an opportunity for school-aged children to learn a stringed instrument at a reasonable cost. Students receive private and group instruction on their chosen instrument from qualified music interns under the supervision of an experienced string music educator. Students in grades 3-12 may apply for admission to the program. If an orchestra exists at the student’s school, they must be enrolled in that group to participate in the String Project. UTC has a limited number of instruments available for rental. First Year Students: Course #: 5161 When: Mondays & Thursdays, January 14 - April 18, 2013 Time: 6:00-7:00 p.m. $50 per semester UTC: Cadek 310 Second Year and Above Students: Course #: 5162 When: Mondays & Thursdays, January 14 - April 18, 2013 Time: 6:00-7:00 p.m. $65 per semester UTC: Cadek 310

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