The Newberry Seminar On Sport and Culture
2004-2005 Program Schedule
September 17, 2004
Five Ring Circus: Richard Nixon and the Olympics
Nicholas Evan Sarantakes
Department of History
Texas A&M University-Commerce
October 15, 2004
Race, Religion, and Gendered Bodies: A Comparative Approach to Colonial Sporting Practices
Gertrud Pfister
Institute of Exercise and Sport Sciences
University of Copenhagen
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Gerald Gems
Health and Physical Education
North Central College
November 12, 2004
From Alienation to Assimilation: the Victory and Defeat of the National
Catholic Interscholastic Basketball Tournament, 1924-1941.
Erin McCarthy,
Liberal Education/Cultural Studies
Columbia College, Chicago
March 18, 2005
E.C. Lerma: Mexican American Athletic and Coaching Pioneer, 1915-1998
Jorge Iber
Department of History
Texas Tech University
April 8, 2005
Baseball, Bylines, and the Vernacular: The Emergence of Baseball Journalism and Its Impact on the American Language
Bernard Weisberger
Independent Scholar
May 13, 2005
Baseball Goes Global: The Diffusion of America’s National Pastime in Meiji Japan
Sayuri Guthrie-Shimizu
Department of History
Michigan State University
The Seminar meets on Fridays at the Newberry Library, 60 W. Walton,
Chicago, IL, from 3:30-5 PM.
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