The Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity plans to offer a course in the fall on immigration and hopes to set up an art exhibit in the center's library featuring the works of students, staff and faculty. "No issue has been as contentious in American politics as immigration," reads the course description for CSRE10, Immigration: Rights and Wrongs, which will explore the history, politics, cultural discourse and policy of immigration in America, as well as global issues of migration and citizenship. Artwork, including photos, must relate to immigration, but precise requirements on subject matter and medium are open and flexible. The exhibit will run through February 2007. Anyone interested in exhibiting art should contact CHRIS QUEEN at cnqueen@stanford.edu.