NOTEBOOKS: Professional Diary/Calendar/Notes [# 103]

• 2009-08-07 Science Friday "Huge engineering solution to global warming" pg. 2-3
• Thomas Friedman - "Hot, Flat, and Crowded" pg. 4 and 32-35 and 44-45
• 2009-08-11 South Dakota World Affairs Council meeting with Provost Nichols pg. 8a-11
• 2009-08-12 Dan O'Brien at Brookings Public Library pg. 11-15
• 2009-08-13 CA&S Dept. Heads Meeting pg. 15-19
• 2009-08-21 Tim Nichols and meeting of Honors 303 faculty pg. 19-21
• 2009-08-21 Jerry Jorgensen, Dan L., Kathleen Donovan, Greg Peterson, & Nels Granholm on disposition of stray programs pg. 21-23
• 2009-08-22 Emergency call from Jan Kay regarding Stephanie Holt pg. 24
• 2009-08-22 Notes on Primo Levi's "Periodic Table" pg. 25-29
• 2009-08-24 Tim Nichols and meeting of Honors faculty pg. 30
• 2009-08-25 Retirement meeting - Alan Frang pg. 31
• 2009-08-29 NPR accounts of renewable fuels, nitrous oxide, fundamental problems with alternative fuels pg. 36-37
• 2009-08-28 College of Arts & Sciences back to school session - Matt Miller, Jerry Jorgensen pg. 38-41
• 2009-08-28 Discussion with Dr. Jihong Cole-Dai pg. 41
• 2009-08-28 Bill Moyers Journal pg. 42-44
• 2009-08-30 Audubon Magazine - Biomimicry pg. 46
• 2009-08-30 Prompts for Ellen Johnson Sirleaf - "This Child Will Be Great" pg. 48-50 and 54-58
• 2009-08-30 Oak Lake Honors Orientation pg. 52-53
• 2009-09-01 1st Honors 303 Colloquium pg. 68-69
• 2009-09-01 Greg Peterson - Bioethics 1st day of class - Nels' comments too pg. 59-67
• 2009-09-01 Greg Peterson - Bioethics 2nd Biol/Phil 383 class - Egoism, Nichomachean Ethics pg. 70-78
• 2009-09-01 Greg Peterson - Bioethics 3rd Biol/Phil 383 class - Deontology, Nichomachean Ethics pg. 83-90
• 2009-09-01 Greg Peterson - Bioethics 4th Biol/Phil 383 class - Utilitarianism, Nichomachean Ethics pg. 106-113
• Brookings Reconciliation Council meeting pg. 113-117
• 2009-09-11 South Dakota Art Museum pg. 117-118
• Bill Moyers Journal - Dr. Jim Kim (Dartmouth) pg. 119-120

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