“How to think philosophically when politics goes crazy” – today, 3:00 p.m., Huntsman Hall 226.
Course of interest
A course of possible interest to PHIL students will be offered this spring. It will consider Schopenhauer, Nietzsche, et al. in the context of German musical-political tangles.
How to Think Philosophically When Politics Goes Crazy
Next Tuesday (9/27) we’ll host a roundtable discussion of philosophy and the upcoming U. S. Presidential election. Featuring: Justin Clark, Erica Holberg, and Harrison Kleiner. Come join the discussion!
Tuesday, September 27th
3:00 p.m.
Huntsman Hall Room 226
First Ethics Bowl meeting
Our first, get-organized meeting for Ethics Bowl will be next Wednesday, September 7th, at 3:30 pm, in Main 006. Please come if you think you’re interested! If you can’t make it, just send a note to either charlie.huenemann(at)usu.edu, or erica.holberg(at)usu.edu.
Day on the Quad
Wednesday, August 31st is USU’s “Day on the Quad,” and Philosophy Club has reserved a booth (near the middle – stop by and say hi!). Does anyone have access to some sort of canopy we can borrow, to prevent philosophers’ brains from boiling while out in the sun?
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