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March 1
Lyceum Series. Brno Chamber Orchestra. Mickiko Otaki, piano. (Harry Jacobs Chamber Music). 8 p.m., Maxwell Performing Arts Theatre. General Admission $15, students $5, and free with valid ASU ID.

March 2
Men's and Women's Tennis vs. Tusculum. 2 p.m., Newman Tennis Center.

March 3
Softball vs. Columbus State. 2 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex.

March 4
Women's Week. V-Day presentation to SAFEHOMES. 10 a.m., Washington Hall (outside).

Film Series. Divided We Fall. 6 p.m. & 8:30 p.m., Butler Lecture Hall, Free.

Lyceum Series. Sex, Power, and the Media. Ann Simonton. 7:30 p.m., Science Building, Rm. W1002. Free.

March 5-6
Baseball vs. Southern Indiana. 2 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex.

March 5
Cullum Series. The Chinese City as Cosmic Correlative, 11:30 a.m., and Imaging the Great Transformation: Chinese Painting and Calligraphy, 7 p.m., Steve Goldberg. Butler Lecture Hall, Free.

Women's Week. Behind Closed Door. Rape awareness. 5:30 p.m., Washington Hall.

March 6
Women's Week. Music by Leanne Allen and Kelly Zello. 11:30 a.m., Washington Hall. Free.

Women's Week. Women's Studies Faculty and Their Intellectual Passions. Phi Kappa Phi forum. 1 p.m., Washington Hall.

March 7
Women's Week. Women's Studies Reception (faculty and staff invited). 10 a.m., Galloway Hall.

Cullum Series. Performances: The Local Chinese Community, 7:30- 9 p.m., Washington Hall. Free.

March 8-9
Opera Workshop. Mozart’s The Magic Flute. Directed by Linda Bannister and Patti Myers. 8 p.m., Maxwell Performing Arts Theatre. Reserved Seating, $12, Adult General Admission, $8; students, $4; and free with valid ASU ID.

March 8
Women's Week. Women's Leadership Panel. Attorney Pam James; Richmond County Solicitor Sheryl Jolly; Bonnie Bragdon, director of the Augusta-Richmond County Animal Control and Rescue; and Joyce Jones, dean of students. Noon, Science Building, Room 1002.

March 9-10
Baseball vs. West Liberty. 1 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex.

March 11
Film Series. The Princess and the Warrior. 8:30 p.m., Butler Lecture Hall, Free.

March 12
Cullum Series. Is China Stealing Western Space Secrets? 11:30 a.m., and China’s Manned Space Program, 7 p.m., James Osberg. Butler Lecture Hall, Free.

March 13
Men’s Tennis vs. Concord College. Noon, Newman Tennis Center.

March 14
Pig Out. 10 a.m., Washington Hall.

Baseball vs. Anderson. 2:30 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex.

Cullum Series. Daoist Values and the Poetry of Li Po, 11:30 a.m., and Confucian Values and Yuan Chen’s ‘The Story of Ying-Ying’, 7 p.m., Wallace Evans. Butler Lecture Hall, Free.

March 15
Art Exhibition. Graduation Seniors Exhibition, all media. Fine Arts Gallery. Free. (Exhibition ends May 2, 2002).

March 16
Softball vs. North Florida. 1 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex.

March 17
Lyceum Series. St. Patrick’s Day Celebration. Public Family Concert Series, 3 p.m., Maxwell Performing Arts Theatre. General Admission $6. Free with valid ASU ID.

March 19
Cullum Series. ISPs and the Chinese Internet: Co-opted Entrepreneurs, 11:30 a.m., Jeff Heck. Butler Lecture Hall, Free.

March 20
Conference. 3rd Annual Student Research and Fine Arts Conference. Sponsored by Phi Kappa Phi. 1-6 p.m., Science Building.

March 21
Softball vs. Lander University. 2 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex.

Baseball vs. Belmont Abbey. 3 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex.

Sandhills Writers Conference. Jayne Cortez. 11 a.m. Galloway Hall 101. (Public
reading-free.)

Sandhills Writers Conference. George Singleton and Elizabeth Nunez. 7:45 p.m. Science Building W1002. (Public reading-free.)

Certificate of Academic Achievement Program. 7 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex.

March 22
Sandhills Writers Conference. JoAllen Bradham and Jayne Cortez. 7:45 p.m. Science Building, W1002.

Honors Convocation. 8 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex.

March 23
State Middle School Science Olympiad. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Across campus.)

March 26
Softball vs. USC Spartanburg. 2 p.m. Physical Education/Athletic Complex.

Baseball vs. Brewton Parker. 3 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex.

Cullum Series. My Four Authors: A Chinese Potpourri, 11:30 a.m., & Chinese Writers and the Nobel Prize, 7 p.m., Howard Goldblatt. Butler Lecture Hall, Free.

March 27-30
Theatre. The Crocodile’s Porch. 8 p.m., Maxwell Performing Arts Theatre. General Admission, $10; Senior Citizens, $7; Free with valid ASU ID.

March 28
Cullum Series. Urban Women in the Transformation of Contemporary China, 11:30 a.m., & Marriage, Family and Work of Rural Chinese Women, 7 p.m., Yi Sun. Butler Lecture Hall, Free.

March 29
Men's and Women's Tennis vs. North Greenville. 2:30 p.m., Newman Tennis Center.

Softball vs. Kennesaw State. 2 p.m. Physical Education/Athletic Complex.

Baseball vs. Georgia College. 3 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex.

March 30
Baseball vs. Georgia College. 12:30 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex.

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		March 1 Lyceum Series. Brno Chamber Orchestra. Mickiko Otaki, piano. (Harry Jacobs Chamber Music). 8 p.m., Maxwell Performing Arts Theatre. General Admission $15, students $5, and free with valid ASU ID. March 2 Men's and Women's Tennis vs. Tusculum. 2 p.m., Newman Tennis Center. March 3 Softball vs. Columbus State. 2 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex. March 4 Women's Week. V-Day presentation to SAFEHOMES. 10 a.m., Washington Hall (outside). Film Series. Divided We Fall. 6 p.m. & 8:30 p.m., Butler Lecture Hall, Free. Lyceum Series. Sex, Power, and the Media. Ann Simonton. 7:30 p.m., Science Building, Rm. W1002. Free. March 5-6 Baseball vs. Southern Indiana. 2 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex. March 5 Cullum Series. The Chinese City as Cosmic Correlative, 11:30 a.m., and Imaging the Great Transformation: Chinese Painting and Calligraphy, 7 p.m., Steve Goldberg. Butler Lecture Hall, Free. Women's Week. Behind Closed Door. Rape awareness. 5:30 p.m., Washington Hall. March 6 Women's Week. Music by Leanne Allen and Kelly Zello. 11:30 a.m., Washington Hall. Free. Women's Week. Women's Studies Faculty and Their Intellectual Passions. Phi Kappa Phi forum. 1 p.m., Washington Hall. March 7 Women's Week. Women's Studies Reception (faculty and staff invited). 10 a.m., Galloway Hall. Cullum Series. Performances: The Local Chinese Community, 7:30- 9 p.m., Washington Hall. Free. March 8-9 Opera Workshop. Mozart’s The Magic Flute. Directed by Linda Bannister and Patti Myers. 8 p.m., Maxwell Performing Arts Theatre. Reserved Seating, $12, Adult General Admission, $8; students, $4; and free with valid ASU ID. March 8 Women's Week. Women's Leadership Panel. Attorney Pam James; Richmond County Solicitor Sheryl Jolly; Bonnie Bragdon, director of the Augusta-Richmond County Animal Control and Rescue; and Joyce Jones, dean of students. Noon, Science Building, Room 1002. March 9-10 Baseball vs. West Liberty. 1 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex. March 11 Film Series. The Princess and the Warrior. 8:30 p.m., Butler Lecture Hall, Free. March 12 Cullum Series. Is China Stealing Western Space Secrets? 11:30 a.m., and China’s Manned Space Program, 7 p.m., James Osberg. Butler Lecture Hall, Free. March 13 Men’s Tennis vs. Concord College. Noon, Newman Tennis Center. March 14 Pig Out. 10 a.m., Washington Hall. Baseball vs. Anderson. 2:30 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex. Cullum Series. Daoist Values and the Poetry of Li Po, 11:30 a.m., and Confucian Values and Yuan Chen’s ‘The Story of Ying-Ying’, 7 p.m., Wallace Evans. Butler Lecture Hall, Free. March 15 Art Exhibition. Graduation Seniors Exhibition, all media. Fine Arts Gallery. Free. (Exhibition ends May 2, 2002). March 16 Softball vs. North Florida. 1 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex. March 17 Lyceum Series. St. Patrick’s Day Celebration. Public Family Concert Series, 3 p.m., Maxwell Performing Arts Theatre. General Admission $6. Free with valid ASU ID. March 19 Cullum Series. ISPs and the Chinese Internet: Co-opted Entrepreneurs, 11:30 a.m., Jeff Heck. Butler Lecture Hall, Free. March 20 Conference. 3rd Annual Student Research and Fine Arts Conference. Sponsored by Phi Kappa Phi. 1-6 p.m., Science Building. March 21 Softball vs. Lander University. 2 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex. Baseball vs. Belmont Abbey. 3 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex. Sandhills Writers Conference. Jayne Cortez. 11 a.m. Galloway Hall 101. (Public reading-free.) Sandhills Writers Conference. George Singleton and Elizabeth Nunez. 7:45 p.m. Science Building W1002. (Public reading-free.) Certificate of Academic Achievement Program. 7 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex. March 22 Sandhills Writers Conference. JoAllen Bradham and Jayne Cortez. 7:45 p.m. Science Building, W1002. Honors Convocation. 8 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex. March 23 State Middle School Science Olympiad. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Across campus.) March 26 Softball vs. USC Spartanburg. 2 p.m. Physical Education/Athletic Complex. Baseball vs. Brewton Parker. 3 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex. Cullum Series. My Four Authors: A Chinese Potpourri, 11:30 a.m., & Chinese Writers and the Nobel Prize, 7 p.m., Howard Goldblatt. Butler Lecture Hall, Free. March 27-30 Theatre. The Crocodile’s Porch. 8 p.m., Maxwell Performing Arts Theatre. General Admission, $10; Senior Citizens, $7; Free with valid ASU ID. March 28 Cullum Series. Urban Women in the Transformation of Contemporary China, 11:30 a.m., & Marriage, Family and Work of Rural Chinese Women, 7 p.m., Yi Sun. Butler Lecture Hall, Free. March 29 Men's and Women's Tennis vs. North Greenville. 2:30 p.m., Newman Tennis Center. Softball vs. Kennesaw State. 2 p.m. Physical Education/Athletic Complex. Baseball vs. Georgia College. 3 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex. March 30 Baseball vs. Georgia College. 12:30 p.m., Physical Education/Athletic Complex.