sectarian institution enrolling over 6,000 full-time under- graduate and 2,000 graduate students. It hosts events and speakers throughout the year. Among upcoming events are: Civil Rights Activists Bernard Lafayette and Andrew Young discussing the Freedom Riders as part of Black History Month on Thursday, February 16; and, Nicholas Kristof, a Pulitzer Prize winning New York Times columnist, delivering the lec- ture, “A Call to Action: Encouraging Young People to Join the ‘World’s Fight’ and Take on a Cause Larger than Themselves,” on Thursday, March 1.
For information, call 203.582.8652, or visit
Quinnipiac.edu.
Mingling with Magical Master Merlin
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veryone is invited to An Evening of Alchemy with Rev. Alison L. James on Saturday, February 25. This event will take place from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Enchanted in Guilford. With an aim to offer “a time of healing, transformation and expansion,” James will introduce the essence of her newly- published book Merlin and The New Camelot:The Birth of Collective Christ Consciousness and describe what Merlin and Camelot have to do with the planetary shift of ages. Mer- lin, the ‘Architect and Avatar of Camelot’ and iconic wizard known for his wisdom, powers of alchemy, fatherly disposi- tion and generosity of spirit, will be “joined” by Amerissis, the Goddess of Light and Lady of the Lake. Participants can discover the next level of their “Inner Wizard” and start living their dream within The New Camelot. Cleanse, heal and en- ergize on the path towards self mastery through meditation, music and live channeling. James’ book, will be available for purchase (and signature) at this event. Rev. James resides in New York City where she pursues her spiritual path as an author, channel, healing facilitator, metaphysical teacher and ascension energy anchor.
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