The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences hosted the 23rd Belmont Humanities Symposium –– Babel: Origins and Ends of Language –– from Sept. 23 through 27 in the Janet Ayers Academic Center.
There were five featured speakers throughout the week which included: author and sociologist Keith Kahn-Harris, Sebastian Rand of Georgia State University, poet Emmy Pérez of the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, Ekaputra Tupamahu of George Fox University and Viktorija Bilic of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Kahn-Harris participated in an additional panel centered on language within music with songwriters Drew Ramsey and Ashley Davis.
The symposium also hosted the closing reception for “Choice Words,” an exhibit formerly featured in Gallery 121 at the Leu Center of Visual Arts.
The reception featured its co-curators and artists Dale Addy and Dan Brawner.
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This photo story was done by Ria Skyer. Contributory photos by Lillian Young and Nolan Russell.
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I would have liked to attend the Belmont Humanities Symposium, but for some reason I couldn't attend, I was happy to learn the details here, I can't wait to learn more details, I can't go out these days and I have to spend time at home, I think I can only watch TV and play games for fun, playing games like basketball legends am having fun, it seems that I will spend this week playing games.