The main floor hallways of Columbia will be lined with tables filled with the accomplishments of the many CHS clubs and teams. Sports teams display their trophies and pass out game schedules. The clubs each demonstrate their own activities; for example, the quiz bowl holds a mock tournament and the astronomy club invites the community to look through the school’s treasured telescope, in the astronomy tower.

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University a collection of 500 ancient coins from Greece and Rome. “These coins are much more than mere money,” as D'Argenio aptly put it. “They are the tangible connection between our world in the 21st century and the ancient Greek and Roman civilizations.” The collection includes coins depicting life in the Greek city-states, the Roman Republic, the Roman Empire and the Eastern Roman Empire from 500 B.C. to 1400 A.C.

Presumably there is a lecture, but the details do not seem available. The news item on SHU's web site has RSVP contact information. Via Seton Hall University. 10:49 am

At the (for this occasion) ironically named Jubilee Hall at 7:45pm this evening. 9:59 am

March 15: 12pm-5pm at the Department of Arts and Music on campus. For directions and information call 973-275-2966 or maybe just ask at the security gatehouse. The music department can also can set up pre-sale appointments for Friday and Saturday if you call the same phone number. Via Seton Hall University. 12:39 pm

Robert Storr, dean of the Yale School of Art will discuss Tony Smith's career and put Tau into context at 7pm at Seton Hall University (Chancellor Suite). Admission is free. Via Gaslight Newsletter. 3:27 pm