| Date | Venue | Event | Details
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| Jan 22-24 | MIT | Darwin Bicentennial Symposium | Symposium website
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| Feb 2 - Mar 28 | Houghton Library, Amy Lowell Room | "There is grandeur in this view of life": The Origin of Species at 150 | Exhibition at the Houghton Library (Details)
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| Feb 6 - May 22 | Cabot Library, Main Floor | "Rethinking the Darwinian Revolution" | Exhibition by Janet Browne's history of science class
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| Feb 9-13 | Sci Ctr Lobby | HUBSS/OEBug Evolution Poster Exhibition | View student created posters on interesting aspects of evolution! |
| Feb 12 | Harvard campus | Darwin Day! | See schedule below
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| Feb 14 | Harvard Museum of Natural History | One Beetle Too Many: The Extraordinary Adventures of Charles Darwin | Family program and booksigning (Details - requires museum admission, free with Harvard ID)
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| Feb 15 | Harvard Museum of Natural History | An Afternoon with Charles Darwin | Family program by Andrew Berry (Details - requires museum admission, free with Harvard ID)
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| Feb 23 | Barker Center 133, 12 Quincy Street | Darwin and the Consciousness of Others | 6 - 8 pm. Lecture by Gillian Beer (Cambridge University), organized by the Humanities Center.
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| Feb 26 | Geological Lecture Hall (Museum building) | Evolution in the Post Genomic Age | Lecture by Pardis Sabeti (Details)
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| Mar 5 | Geological Lecture Hall (Museum building) | Survival of the Swiftest, Smartest, or Fattest? Human Evolution 150 years after Darwin | Lecture by Daniel Lieberman (Details)
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| Time | Venue | Event | Details
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| 10 am onwards | Around campus | Origin of Species Read-a-thon
| The whole book, read out loud in multiple locations.
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| 10-11:30 am | Harvard Hall 202 | 'Understanding Darwinism' class
| Taught by Prof Janet Browne and Dr Andrew Berry (Open to public)
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| 1-2:30 pm | BioLabs 1068 (Main Auditorium) | Darwin Day Symposium
| Scientists and scholars discuss influence of Darwin on their own work (Open to all)
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| Dinnertime | House dining halls | Darwin Birthday Cake
| Om nom nom nom...
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| 6-7 pm | Geological Lecture Hall (Museum building) | Darwin at 200: Rethinking the Revolution | Lecture by Janet Browne (Details)
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| Evening | Cambridge Queen's Head Pub | Humanist Association Darwin Day Party
| Includes free drinks, live bands, and publicity for Sebastian Velez's charity Children of the Border
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