University of Colorado at Boulder football fans will have the opportunity to attend one of two lectures to be held on campus before the game against Kansas State on Oct. 10.
The "CU Before the Game" lecture series is designed to give people a taste of the kinds of classes CU-Boulder offers its students. The presentations are given by professors and instructors affiliated with CU and last approximately one hour.
All lectures are scheduled to begin two and one-half hours before kickoff and are free and open to the public. Reservations are encouraged. For reservations and information call 303-492-5148.
Oct. 10 classes follow.
* "The 21st Century, Choices at the Crossroads," in Hale Science Building, room 230, will examine the complex challenges the world faces as the new millennium approaches, including population increases, accelerating demand for natural resources and environmental pollution. Joe Romig, a member of the NASA Voyager science team and CU astronomy instructor, will present issues and offer creative solutions to the problems of the future.
* "The End of Life: Morality of Euthanasia and Physician-Assisted Suicide," in Hale Science Building, room 270, will feature a debate on the morality and legality of euthanasia. Join Professors David Boonin, Claudia Mills, Graham Oddie and Stuart Rachels of the philosophy department as they debate and respond to comments from the floor.
The seminars are sponsored by the Chancellor聮s Office, the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, the Alumni Association, Intercollegiate Athletics and the Division of Continuing Education at the University of Colorado.