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X-WR-CALNAME:HOWLoween 2022: Celebrating Wolf Awareness Week at Stanford Li
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DESCRIPTION:Our 2021 celebration of HOWLoween: Wolf Awareness Week was such
  a success that we're holding it again this year! Join us at Green Library
  for National Wolf Awareness Week on October 16-22\, 2022.\n\nSCHEDULE OF 
 EVENTS\n\nTabletop Tuesday: Our Werewolves\, Ourselves \nThis session of T
 abletop Tuesday will begin with an exploration of werewolves and their dep
 ictions in popular media. What does the long historical tradition of werew
 olf mythology and literature reveal about humans and our fascination with 
 wolves? After this discussion\, we will play the game Werewolf to discover
  who among us has the drive to survive using our all-too-human skills of d
 eception and treachery.\n\nGreen Library\, SVA Seminar Room in Hohbach Hal
 l\n2-4:00PM on Tuesday\, Oct. 18\n\n--------------------------------------
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 ------\n\nHowling Lesson\nStephanie Hunt (Theater and Performance Studies)
  will teach us how to properly and safely howl using correct vocal techniq
 ues while thinking about the biological adaptations that make wolves such 
 good howlers. The lesson will be followed by a "Group Howl." Although wolv
 es are pack animals\, physical distancing will be observed\, esp. for the 
 loudest howls. \n\nKoret Park\, outside Green Library\n5:00PM on Tuesday\,
  Oct. 18\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------
 --------------------------------------------------------\n\nSkull School\n
 Maria Viteri (Biology postdoc) will display animal skulls incl. the gray w
 olf and discuss comparative vertebrate anatomy and classification. \n\nGre
 en Library\, SVA Seminar Room in Hohbach Hall\n2-3:00PM on Wednesday\, Oct
 . 19\n\n------------------------------------------------------------------
 ----------------------------------------------------\n\n"The Return of the
  Wolf"\nAmaroq Weiss\, Senior Wolf Advocate with the Center for Biological
  Diversity\, will discuss the return of wolves to California and other lim
 ited parts of the lower 48 United States. Her talk will cover legal and po
 licy issues around wolf recovery\, wolf biology/behavior/ecology\, and cha
 llenges wolves continue to face which require ongoing public involvement t
 o protect and recover this magnificent representative of the wild.\n\n**Th
 is talk is free but pre-registration is required. \n\nGreen Library\, SVA 
 Symposium/Presentation Room 122 in Hohbach Hall\n7-8:00PM on Thursday\, Oc
 t. 20\n\n-----------------------------------------------------------------
 -----------------------------------------------------\n\nWolf (1994)\, a M
 ike Nichols film\nEitan Kensky will introduce this 1994 "romantic horror o
 ffice comedy" starring Jack Nicholson\, Michelle Pfeiffer\, James Spader\,
  Christopher Plummer\, etc.\, in which mild-mannered editor Jack Nicholson
  is bitten by a wolf and then discovers how well-suited his new werewolf a
 bilities are for the cut-throat world of office politics. \n \nGreen Libra
 ry\, IC Classroom\n1:00PM on Friday\, Oct. 21\n\n-------------------------
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 -------------------Image credit Gary Kramer. Public domain image from http
 s://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Front_view_of_a_resting_Canis_lupus_ss
 p.jpg
LOCATION:Green Library\, East Wing
SUMMARY:HOWLoween 2022: Celebrating Wolf Awareness Week at Stanford Librari
 es on Oct. 17-22
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/howloween_2022_celebrating_
 wolf_awareness_week_at_stanford_libraries_on_oct_17-22
CATEGORIES:Lecture/Presentation/Talk
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