Tonight Rothko Chapel opens it's 2009-2010 season with a discussion with Emmy-award winning journalist Ruben Martinez. True to the chapel's mission to serve as a forum for people to discuss human problems of worldwide interest, the four part lecture series "Truth and Consequences on the Mexico-United States Border" kicks off with an overview from Martinez. His work covers topics on immigration, the culture and politics of Mexico, and the civil wars of the 80s in Central America. Maybe we'll dump the season premiere of Survivor in favor of some larnin'.
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In the absence of human intervention, the Korean demilitarized zone, which for 50 years has served as the divider between North and South Korea, has developed into one of the last untouched wildlife refuges in the world.
Houston's Impact on Modern Architecture Lecture + Book Signing
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