Events Open to the Public

2002
January
	Chaplain's Famous Chili Welcomes RAs Back to Campus (Jan 24)
	Past, Present Views of Philadelphia Subject of Lecture (Jan 10)
	German Ambassador Wolfgang Ischinger to speak at Hopkins (Jan 9)
	"Evenings in the Library" Offer a Chance to View Rare Book Collection (Jan 8, 9, 20)
	Homewood House Highlights Birch Prints (Jan 3-Feb 28)
February
	Sculptors Creating New Work for Evergreen's 2002 Sculpture Exhibition (Feb)
	Shuttle launch of new Hubble camera broadcast live at JHU (Feb 28)
	Harriet Lynn to Perform 'Ella Shields' at Hopkins (Feb 27)
	Michael Ain to Speak as Part of 'Voyage and Discovery' (Feb 26)
	Balancing Security and Computer Privacy Post-Sept. 11th: Seminar at Johns Hopkins Will Focus on Need to Reconsider Information Technology Research (Feb 21)
	Editorial Panel Will Discuss the Eisenhower Papers at Hopkins (Feb 20)
	James Hildreth to Speak as Part of 'Voyage and Discovery' (Feb 20)
	Kay Redfield Jamison to Launch 'Voyage and Discovery' Lecture Series (Feb 12)
March
	Travel Exhibit Opens at Johns Hopkins Library (Mar-Apr)
	2002 Symposium on Foreign Affairs Looks at Capitalism (Mar-Apr)
	Deputy Chief of Highway Safety to Speak at Hopkins (Mar 27)
	Information Security Institute Seminar Series Continues with Panel on Biometrics and a National ID Card (Mar 26)
	Benjamin Pasternack Presents Piano Recital of Copland, Debussy, and Bernstein (Mar 26)
	Book Signing: New Book "Choosing Civility" Is a Tool Kit for Good Manners and the Sane Life (Mar 7, 23)
	Sailing Stories Will Be Shared at Lecture (Mar 13)
	Preserving Free Expression in a Digital World (Mar 7)
	Open Hands Open Hearts: Exploring Diverse Faith Traditions (Mar 4-13)
	Peabody Camerata to Perform (Mar 9)
	Peabody Presents Computer Music Exchange Concert (Mar 8)
	Hopkins Doctors to Talk about "Healing Heartburn" (Mar 6)
	Robert Sirota Guest Conducts the Peabody Symphony Orchestra (Mar 2)
	Marie-Claire Alain, "the First Lady of the Organ," gives two concerts at Peabody (Mar 1, 3)
	Health Fair to Focus on Preventative Medicine (Mar 1)
	Marimbist Makoto Nakura Performs at Evergreen (Mar 1)
April
	Awareness Days 2002: Celebrate a Decade of Diversity (Month of April)
	The Art of the Miniature Manuscript: 'A Modest Collection' on Display at Hopkins (Apr-Jun)
	Spring Fair 2002 (Apr 26-28)
	Collegiate Advice for African-American Middle Schoolers (Apr 27)
	The Chiara String Quartet to Perform at Evergreen House (Apr 26)
	Convention and Visitor Association CEO to Give Talk at Hopkins (Apr 24)
	Homewood House Lectures Feature Architect Robert Mills (Apr 23, 30, May 7)
	"Bring Da Noise:" Getting Ready for College (Apr 23)
	W.S. Merwin to Give Turnbull Memorial Poetry Lecture (Apr 22)
	Pianist Awadagin Pratt Returns to Hopkins for Benefit Concert (Apr 21)
	Peabody Jazz Faculty Perform at Paloma's Jazz Club (Apr 21)
	World Renowned Bass James Morris Sings Wotan with Peabody Symphony Orchestra (Apr 20)
	Theatre Hopkins Presents Pygmalion (Apr 19- May 19)
	American Poet John Ashbery to Read from His Work (Apr 18)
	Polochick Leads the Peabody Concert Orchestra and Choral Ensembles (Apr 18)
	Rutgers Professor to Talk at Hopkins About the English Novel (Apr 17)
	Peabody Presents Second Computer Music Exchange Concert (Apr 17)
	Memoirs of a Geisha Author to Deliver Pouder Lecture (Apr 16)
	Peabody Chamber Singers Join Donald Sutherland for Organ Concert (Apr 12)
	Johns Hopkins Film Festival Features Independents (Apr 11-14)
	Polochick Leads Peabody Chamber and Concert Singers in Concert of Bach, Britten, and Schoenberg (Apr 11)
	Lauded Political Theorist to Speak at Hopkins (Apr 10)
	Gordon Concerto Competition Winner to Perform at Hopkins (Apr 10)
	German-American Relations Post Sept. 11 (Apr 9)
	Symposium Will Address Ethical Issues in Genetic Testing (Apr 7)
	Rare Kennedy Photographs on Display at Evergreen House (Apr 7-Jun 30)
	Weapons Inspections in Iraq: A Panel Discussion (Apr 4)
	Afghan Women's Fight for Human Rights is Subject of Lecture (Apr 3)
	Choral Performance at Hopkins Will Salute American Music (Apr 3)
	Peabody Wind Ensemble Performs De Meij's Venetian Collection (Apr 3)
	Peabody Trio Gives Baltimore Premiere of Shulamit Ran's Soliloquy (Apr 2)
May
	Commencement 2002 (May 23)
	Theatre Hopkins Presents Pygmalion (through May 19)
	SummerStage at Johns Hopkins' Mattin Center (May 10-June 22)
	Homewood House Lectures Feature Architect Robert Mills (May 7)
	Dunbar Baldwin Hughes Theatre Company Presents A Raisin in the Sun (May 2-4)
June
	SummerStage at Johns Hopkins' Mattin Center (May 10-June 22)
July
	The Peabody Conservatory of Music Announces Its 2002-2003 Concert Season
	Celebrating Contemporary Art at Evergreen House (July 25)
	Evergreen's First Artist-in-Residence Opens Books of Nonsense (July 12-Sep 30)
September
	The 2002 Milton S. Eisenhower Symposium -- Changing Times: Who Are We? Sep-Dec
	Trades Fair to Celebrate 200th Anniversary of Homewood House (Sep 28)
	Media Alert: 'Low-Tech' Engineering Competition (Sep 27)
	Homewood House Celebrates Its 200th Anniversary (Sep 28 - Dec 29)
	Commemorating September 11th at Johns Hopkins University (Sep 11)
	Peabody Concert Calendar: September 2002
October
	Media Advisory: Johns Hopkins Presents "Mini-Med School" through Odyssey program Oct-Dec
	Media Advisory: "Berlin Reborn" Lecture Series Oct-Dec
	Richard Goode in Recital at Peabody Oct 29
	Comedian Michael Rosman to Perform at Hopkins Oct 23
	Hopkins Symphony Orchestra Opens 2002-2003 Season Oct 20
	Cybersecurity: The Challenges in Combating Terrorism -- A Seminar at Johns Hopkins Oct 17
	History of Homewood Lecture at Hopkins Oct 16
	Media Advisory: David Brock to speak at Hopkins Oct 10
	"Small Town Baltimore" Author to Speak at Hopkins Oct 9
	Media Advisory: Technology CEO to address "Risk-Taking in the Post WorldCom Era Oct 7
	Hopkins Wednesday Noon Series Begins with Clio Award Winners Oct 2
	Peabody Concert Calendar: October 2002
	The 2002 Milton S. Eisenhower Symposium -- Changing Times: Who Are We? Sep-Dec
November
	Inaugural Film Festival to Bring Thrills, Chills to Hopkins Nov 7, 14, 21, Dec. 5
	Bioethics panel discussion at Johns Hopkins Nov 25
	The Wood's Tea Company to Perform at Hopkins Nov 24
	Peabody Opera Theatre Presents Benjamin Britten's Albert Herring Nov 21-23
	Johns Hopkins Hosts Roundtable on Baltimore City's Fiscal Future Nov 21
	Political Science Professors to Speak at Hopkins Nov 20
	Johns Hopkins University CultureFest 2002 Nov 6-16
	Evergreen Celebrates Fifty Years of Painting by Joseph Sheppard Nov 14
	Gordon Concerto Competition Winner to Perform at Hopkins Nov 13
	Arun Gandhi, grandson of Mahatma Gandhi, to speak at Hopkins Nov 12
	Spaghetti Bridge Contest Set for Nov. 9 Nov 9
	Symposium, Walking Tours Celebrate 200 Years at Homewood House Nov 8
	Santa Fe Guitar Quartet to Perform at Evergreen Nov 8
	Civil liberties debate at Hopkins Nov 7
	'A Gospel Revue' at Johns Hopkins Nov 6
	The Capitol Steps to Perform at Hopkins Nov 1
	Peabody Concert Calendar: November 2002
	Media Advisory: Johns Hopkins Presents "Mini-Med School" through Odyssey program Oct-Dec
	Media Advisory: "Berlin Reborn" Lecture Series Oct-Dec
	The 2002 Milton S. Eisenhower Symposium -- Changing Times: Who Are We? Sep-Dec
December
	Student Art Show at Govans Elementary School Dec 16
	Celebrate the Holidays at Johns Hopkins' Historic Houses Dec 8-9
	New Series Brings Local Authors and Experts To Neighborhood Dec02-May03
	"Hardball" Anchor Chris Matthews to Speak at Johns Hopkins University Dec 8
	"Identifying and Treating Torture Survivors" Training Session Dec 7
	Peabody Concert Calendar: December 2002
	Media Advisory: Johns Hopkins Presents "Mini-Med School" through Odyssey program Oct-Dec
	Media Advisory: "Berlin Reborn" Lecture Series Oct-Dec
	The 2002 Milton S. Eisenhower Symposium -- Changing Times: Who Are We? Sep-Dec