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<P><FONT SIZE=2>History Club Presents....A Women’s History Month "(Free) Lunch and Learn"<BR>
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The Women of Saint-Lazare Prison (1794-1932): Background to a Virtual Exhibition<BR>
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Wed, March 7 | 12 to 1 PM <BR>
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Lincoln Park Student Center - LPSC Room 325<BR>
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Rev. Edward Udovic, C.M., Ph.D., to present<BR>
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All are welcome. Lunch will be ordered for the first 30 students to RSVP by March 2, 2012.<BR>
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RSVP to Prof. Amy Tyson | atyson2@depaul.edu<BR>
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Co-sponsored by the Department of History and the Office of Mission and Values.<BR>
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READ ABOUT IT: “In Ancien Régime Paris the name ‘Saint-Lazare’ would have immediately conjured up images of the venerable mother house of the Lazaristes located on the rue Saint-Denis just outside the city gates. This vast headquarters … was also the site of the oft-visited pilgrimage shrine containing the remains of the quintessential French saint, Vincent de Paul. ??However, throughout the 19th and into the first third of the 20th century the name ‘Saint-Lazare’ would have immediately conjured up very different images of a notorious prison housing prostitutes, delinquent girls, and other women prisoners and convicts. The name and the place in both cases are one and the same.” -From Chapter 1 of the online exhibit<BR>
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Amy M. Tyson, Ph.D.<BR>
History Department<BR>
DePaul University<BR>
2320 N. Kenmore Ave.<BR>
Chicago, IL 60614<BR>
Phone: 773-325-4983<BR>
Fax: 773/325-4764<BR>
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