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DESCRIPTION:In the talk\, Professor Georgia Frank draws on work by Colgate 
 professors on myth\, Native American Studies\, archaeology\, biology\, cog
 nitive sciences\, and literature to ask what caves around the world and ac
 ross time can teach us about the appeal of religious gatherings in these l
 ightless spaces.\n\nRefreshments provided.\n\nAll are welcome.\n\nPresente
 d by Georgia Frank\, professor of religious pluralism in the Department of
  Religion\; director of Chapel House
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LOCATION:Lawrence Hall\, The Robert Ho Lecture Room\,105
SUMMARY:How Four Colgate Colleagues Shaped My Thinking on Caves as Sacred S
 pace
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