“A Life Worth Living: Albert Camus, One Hundred Years Later”

A joint, two-day conference with UH and Texas A&M on Nobel Prize laureate and French writer, Albert Camus, will conclude with a series of lectures 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. on the second-floor of the M. D. Anderson Library in the Honors College. This conference was organized by Robert Zaretsky, professor of French history in the Department of History and the Honors College to mark the Camus’ centenary.