The University of Texas at Austin
and St. Edward's University

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR LOCAL HOSTS

George Klawitter (St. Edward's U)

Kate Frost (UT Austin)

 

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The Radisson in downtown Austin The Radisson's lovely fishtank Erika de Young and Kate Frost (UT Austin) at the registration table Thomas Roche (Princeton U), George Klawitter (St. Edward's U), and St. Edward's Univ. students Gilles Sambras (U of Rheims) and Olin Bjork (UT Austin) John Thomas, curator at the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center John Thomas (UT Austin), Raymond-Jean Frontain (U of Central Arkansas, Kate Frost (UT Austin) Deanna Evans, Mitch Harris (UT Austin), John Shawcross (U of Kentucky), and Charles Stagg (Memphis State U) Dancers from St. Edward's University perform for at the reception on April 1, 2004 Albert Fields poses with former student Roger Rouland (UT Austin) Clinton Brand (U of St. Thomas) delivers his paper on "Milton's Poetics of Memory" W. Scott Howard discusses the authorship of one of Milton's divorce tracts Patricia Ocañas (Our Lady of the Lake U) ponders what to do about excess electrical cordage W. Scott Howard (U of Denver) and Matthew Tucker (UT Austin) in good spirits after the "Milton and More" panel George Klawitter (St. Edward's U) welcomes SCRC members to the banquet, April 2, 2004 Chris LeCluyse and the Texas Early Music Project entertain the banqueters Mitch Harris, Kate Frost, Roger Rouland, Arlen Nydam (UT Austin) James Meyers, Virginia Portillo, Erika de Young, Melissa Warak (UT Austin) Lester Brothers remembers late SCRC member Herbert C. Turrentine The crowd at the closing luncheon SCRC President Donald Stump addresses the crowd Kate Frost (UT Austin) presents keynote speaker Thomas P. Roche (Princeton U) with a gift wrapped in an Hispanic tabloid newspaper Professor Roche hesitates to open the scandalous offering The gift: a double portrait of Petrarch and Laura Professor Roche gives his luncheon address on Hamlet George Klawitter challenges Roche's contention that Yorick's skull would be unidentifiable 23 years post mortem . . . and the crowd listens. Mitch Harris (UT Austin) converses with John Shawcross and Thomas Roche after the luncheon Kate Frost instructs Roger Rouland in the mysteries of her car door clicker