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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
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 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
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 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161010
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161011
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191056Z
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
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LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161016
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161017
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161020
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161022
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161023
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191056Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161024
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191056Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161025
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191056Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161026
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191056Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312793
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161027
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191056Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312794
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161028
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
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SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
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SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161106
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161107
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191056Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161108
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191056Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161109
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191056Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312807
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161110
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
CATEGORIES:Academics
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191056Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312808
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161111
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191056Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312809
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161112
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260719T191056Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312810
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161113
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
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SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
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SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
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LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161117
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161118
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161122
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161123
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191056Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161124
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191056Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161125
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191056Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161126
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191056Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312824
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161127
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191056Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312825
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161128
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191057Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312826
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161129
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
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LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
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SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
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LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
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 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161210
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312838
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161211
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312839
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161212
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312840
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161213
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191057Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312841
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161214
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191057Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312842
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161215
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260719T191057Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312843
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161216
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
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LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
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DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161227
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161228
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161229
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191057Z
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161230
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191057Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312858
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20161231
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191057Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312859
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170101
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170102
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170103
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312862
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170104
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312863
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170105
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312864
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170106
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312865
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170107
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170108
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312867
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170109
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
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CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191057Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312868
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170110
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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DTSTAMP:20260719T191057Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312869
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170111
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260719T191057Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312870
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170112
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260719T191057Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_2312871
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170113
DESCRIPTION:The UT Poetry Center opens the fall 2016 semester with an exhib
 it that explores interplay between science and poetry. We sometimes falsel
 y assume a divide between the study of science and the creation of art. Bu
 t in searching through the works in the UT Poetry Center\, we found poets 
 who playfully incorporate the laws of physics into their poems and scienti
 sts who write poetry as a meditation on nature and everyday life. We invit
 e students\, faculty\, writers\, and visitors to view the exhibit at the U
 T Poetry Center\, located in the UFCU Room on the main floor of the PCL. E
 xhibit runs September 26\, 2016 through January 13\, 2017.\n\nThe exhibit 
 title comes from acclaimed writer Diane Ackerman’s book An alchemy of mi
 nd: The marvel and mystery of the brain. Though a work of prose\, it is a 
 poetic exploration of neuroscience and humans’ intellectual evolution. W
 e drew inspiration from Ackerman’s dissection of the “left-brain versu
 s right-brain” debate\, agreeing with her that the distinction is more a
 rbitrary than actual scientific fact. One person can live in both hemisphe
 res and engage in both scientific discovery and poetic expression. We hope
  visitors find the same intrigue and interplay in these selections of poet
 ry.
GEO:30.283442;-97.737274
LOCATION:Perry-Castañeda Library (PCL)\, 2.500\, UFCU Room
SUMMARY:Exhibit: The Alchemy of Mind and Spirit: Intersections of Science a
 nd Poetry
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utexas.edu/event/exhibit_the_alchemy_of_mind
 _and_spirit_intersections_of_science_and_poetry
CATEGORIES:Academics
CATEGORIES:Arts & Humanities
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