book launch: thrashing seasons: sporting culture in manitoba and the genesis of prairie wrestling

event date: 
tuesday, june 7, 2016 - 6:00pm to 8:00pm edt
event location: 
314 bay street (above the hoito)
event fee: 
free. everyone one is welcome.
event contact name: 
dr. michel s. beaulieu
event contact phone: 
(807) 343-8341
event contact e-mail: 
event contact web: 


horseback wrestling, catch-as-catch-can, glima; long before the advent of today’s wwe, forms of wrestling were cover of thrashing seasonspractised by virtually every cultural group. alumnus and department of history member c. nathan hatton’s latest book, thrashing seasons: sporting culture in manitoba and the genesis of prairie wrestling, tells the story of wrestling in manitoba from its earliest documented origins in the eighteenth century, to the great depression.

join us for the thunder bay launch of the book at the finnish labour temple on 7 june at 6:00 pm.

copies will be available for purchase at the event.

more information about the book can be found at: https://uofmpress.ca/books/detail/thrashing-seasons

the fighting fanette: women, gender roles, and combat sporting spectacle in 20th century canada

event date: 
wednesday, may 11, 2016 - 7:00pm to 8:00pm edt
event location: 
thunder bay museum (425 donald street east)
event fee: 
free. everyone one is welcome.
event contact e-mail: 
event contact web: 

lakehead social history institute invites members and the general public to join us at our annual general meeting on wednesday 11 march 2016 at 7pm. the meeting takes places on the 2nd floor of the thunder bay museum, 425 east donald street.

guest speaker at the event is dr. nathan hatton from 阿根廷vs墨西哥竞猜 ’s department of history. dr. hatton’s talk is titled: "the fighting fanette: women, gender roles, and combat sporting spectacle in 20th century canada." this most-interesting presentation considers the role of women in the audience during public combat-style sporting events, such as wrestling and boxing, which are often considered to be male spaces.

2 copies of the poster for our event is attached - one in pdf format, and the other is a jpg you can post online. please help us spread the invitation!

we’re looking forward to an interesting evening exploring our past, and hope you can be there, too.

more information: shi@lakeheadu.ca"

red rock library series: from original peoples to the end of the fur trade

event date: 
sunday, april 10, 2016 - 2:00pm to 4:00pm edt
event location: 
red rock public library (42 salls street), red rock
event fee: 
free. everyone one is welcome.
event contact name: 
dr. michel s. beaulieu
event contact phone: 
(807) 343-8341
event contact e-mail: 
event contact web: 

join michel s. beaulieu and jenna kirker over the next three sundays (10, 17, 24 april) at the red rock public library to discuss aspects of the history of northwestern ontario. the event is free and open to the public. refreshments will be provided courtesy of the red rock historical society.

red rock library series: the modern north - northwestern ontario since 1945

event date: 
sunday, april 24, 2016 - 2:00pm to 4:00pm edt
event location: 
red rock public library (42 salls street), red rock
event fee: 
free. everyone one is welcome.
event contact name: 
dr. michel s. beaulieu
event contact phone: 
(807) 343-8341
event contact e-mail: 
event contact web: 

join michel s. beaulieu and jenna kirker over the next three sundays (10, 17, 24 april) at the red rock public library to discuss aspects of the history of northwestern ontario. the event is free and open to the public. refreshments will be provided courtesy of the red rock historical society.

red rock library series: the treasure chest of ontario, 1889-1945

event date: 
sunday, april 17, 2016 - 2:00pm to 4:00pm edt
event location: 
red rock public library (42 salls street), red rock
event fee: 
free. everyone one is welcome.
event contact name: 
dr. michel s. beaulieu
event contact phone: 
(807) 343-8341
event contact e-mail: 
event contact web: 

join michel s. beaulieu and jenna kirker over the next three sundays (10, 17, 24 april) at the red rock public library to discuss aspects of the history of northwestern ontario. the event is free and open to the public. refreshments will be provided courtesy of the red rock historical society.

luhs annual archive crawl

event date: 
saturday, march 12, 2016 - 9:00am to 1:30pm est
event location: 
starts at 219 may street s. (northwestern ontario sports hall of fame)
event fee: 
free. everyone one is welcome.
event contact name: 
brett starrs
event contact e-mail: 
event contact web: 

luhs logothe lakehead history society will be holding its annual archive crawl on the 12 march. come out and get a behind the scene look at the thunder bay brodie resource library, city of thunder bay archives, northwestern ontario sports hall of fame, and the thunder bay museum. the crawl begins at 9 am at the northwestern ontario sports hall of fame. 
 
meet at the first stop to take part.
 
full schedule:
9:00 am - northwestern ontario sports hall of fame
10:00 am - brodie library
11:30 am - thunder bay museum
12:30 pm - city of thunder bay archives

film screening - pulp friction: la economia mundial en tres actos

event date: 
tuesday, march 15, 2016 - 7:00pm to 9:00pm edt
event location: 
ciencias sociales, universidad de la republica, uruguay martes 15 de marzo 2016, 19hs salon l5
event contact name: 
dr. michel s. beaulieu
event contact phone: 
(807) 343-8341
event contact e-mail: 
event contact web: 

screening of pulp friction: la economia mundial en tres actos

ciencias sociales, universidad de la republica, uruguay
martes 15 de marzo 2016, 19hs salon l5

graduate conference: inequality . landscapes. resources.

event date: 
friday, april 8, 2016 - 8:00am to 4:00pm edt
event location: 
阿根廷vs墨西哥竞猜
event contact web: 
change . challenge . opportunity

this conference is being sponsored by the resources, economy, & society research group (resrg), the department of history, & the faculty of graduate studies at 阿根廷vs墨西哥竞猜 .
 
the resources, economy, and society research group (resrg) invites graduate 世界杯2022赛程表淘汰赛 to present their research on questions of economic, environmental, and socio-political development, and the problems associated with sustainability. this student-led conference asks how systems of power and control foster unequal exchanges, and what can be done to promote equality in society, the economy, and resource extraction. possible themes could include:
 
environmentalism
corporate responsibility
history & landscapes
ethics & values
human geography
the body & society
studies in northern ontario
social, economic, or environmental history
food security
race & ethnic relations
human bio-cultural adaption eco-tourism
sustainability in resource extraction
the northern environment & culture
 
see www.resrg.ca for details and application requirements. deadline is march 18th, 2016. the resrg graduate conference will be held april 8th, 2016. lunch will be provided.

luhs year end formal dinner and awards

event date: 
saturday, april 2, 2016 - 6:00pm to 10:00pm edt
event location: 
prince arthur hotel (17 n. cumberland street)
event fee: 
$25
event contact e-mail: 
event contact web: 

the luhs year end formal dinner and awards will be held on 2 april at the prince arthur hotel. the event begins at 6 pm, with dinner at 7 pm. tickets are $25 each. contact luhs.history@lakeheadu.ca

presentation: history of capitalism, class struggle & geographical uneveness

event date: 
thursday, march 10, 2016 - 1:00pm to 2:30pm est
event location: 
ryan building 1047
event fee: 
free. everyone is welcome.
event contact name: 
dr. steven jobbit
event contact e-mail: 
event contact web: 

this free public talk seeks to theorize capitalism as a class relation in the sphere of production, stressing its historical and geographical character as it is shaped by class struggle. it explores the implications of such a theorization for understanding under- development and uneven development on an international scale.
 
raju j. das is associate professor and director of the graduate program in geography at york university, toronto. he is also a faculty member in the graduate programs in social and political thought, and development studies. his research focuses on political economy, development studies, labor, state theory, social capital, social classes, and social movements. in 2015, he published a contribution to the critique of contemporary capitalism. his class theory for a skeptical world will be published by brill, and critical concepts in political economy and development will be published by routledge in 2016. dr. das has published articles in various journals including capital and class, science and society, journal of contemporary asia, human geography, journal of peasant studies, review of radical political economics, and transactions of the institute of british geographers.
 
this presentation is brought to you by the resources, society, and economy research group (resrg) and the 阿根廷vs墨西哥竞猜 department of history.

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