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Exhibition on view: The Origins and Significance of Residential Gothic in Ottawa
Underhill 2015 Call for Papers: "Pasts Echoing Presents: Historians as Performative Collaborators"
18 Carleton Students Get "The Chance of a Generation"
Book Sale This Week - Find Great Bargains on History Books!
National Capital History day to be held at Carleton University
Public History graduate Arpita Bajpeyi produces new podcast with the History Watch Project
November 14: Nigel Rothfels on Saving the Prehistoric Horse
Performing History at Carleton
Active History blog by doctoral student, Christine Chisholm, "Thinking about Thalidomide in Transnational History: Canada and South Africa"
Paul Litt speaking on Canadian national identity and Inuit art, at the Carleton Art Gallery, 12:15 Wednesday November 5.
Nov. 7: HUgS Screening of Eihei-ji (The Temple of Eternal Peace)
Carleton’s Mark Phillips on Historical Research on Canada and Beyond
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