Science, Society, and the Arts is a multi-disciplinary conference involving Washington and Lee undergraduate and law students in the presentation of their academic achievements before an audience of their peers and the faculty. From 8:30 am-5:00 pm, come join your fellow students in - panel discussions ranging from legal issues regarding health care, to race and slavery in 19th-century novels, and whether cell phone and robots facilitate human interaction- view posters about a clean water project in Bolivia, how spiders make silk, maintaining the vampire-human equilibrium, and much, much more- participate in book colloquia (if you signed up previously)- see artworks; and watch and hear performances, including dance pieces, Time Ghost, Mindbending Student Productions script readings, video art, and choral works- hear the keynote luncheon address by Dr. Richard Alley (sign up at http://ssa.wlu.edu/lunch.asp)For more information and a complete schedule of events, go to http://ssa.wlu.edu/schedule13.asp . Contact Lisa Greer at greerl@wlu.edu (458-8870) if you have questions. See you there!