Undergraduate Philosophy Club
When
Nov 8, 2009 3:00 am (Sunday)
What
Location: South Lounge, Reynolds Club (2nd floor, across from thecoffee shop) Note: Another group has the room right up to 3, so weâll convene in the hallway beforehand. Even if...
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Event details: Undergraduate Philosophy Club
Description
Location:
South Lounge, Reynolds Club (2nd floor, across from the
coffee shop)
Note:
Another group has the room right up to 3, so weâll convene in the hallway beforehand. Even if youâve never studied philosophy before, or didnât come last week you are more than welcome and encouraged to attend this meeting, as well as future meetings.
Contact Name:
Brian Hillman
Contact E-mail:
bghillman@uchicago.edu
Description:
Website has a link to the paper.
South Lounge, Reynolds Club (2nd floor, across from the
coffee shop)
Note:
Another group has the room right up to 3, so weâll convene in the hallway beforehand. Even if youâve never studied philosophy before, or didnât come last week you are more than welcome and encouraged to attend this meeting, as well as future meetings.
Contact Name:
Brian Hillman
Contact E-mail:
bghillman@uchicago.edu
Description:
Website has a link to the paper.
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