NOTEBOOKS: Professional Diary/Calendar/Notes [# 129]

• 2012-12-05 Meeting with Steve Erpenbach regarding EM pg. 2
• 2012-12-06 Meeting with Jay Bender, Judd, Jeannie, Nels pg. 3-4
• Ag Museum discussion - What it Means to be a South Dakotan pg. 5-7
• Things we need to do! Pg. 7
• 2012-12-11 Russia Committee meeting - conference call with Dick Farkas / Tom Hanson pg. 8-
• 2012-12-12 Notes on Roy MacGregor's "The Canadians" pg. 10-11
• Fun (?) Canadian books from Amazon.com pg. 11
• 2012-12-19 SDWAC Fund development committee pg. 12-13
• 2012-12-19 SDWAC general board meeting pg. 13-16
• 2013-01-03 Schedule of current events pg. 17-
• 2013-01-08 Notes on Andrew Bacevich - p. 144 - Douglas Feith pg. 20-21
• 2013-01-09 Senator John Thune - remarks at SDSU - Volstorff pg. 21-25
• 2013-01 Notes on Axworthy, Chapter 3 pg. 26-27
• 2013-01-17 GLST 491 class notes pg. 28-29
• 2013-01-21 Nels' notes on Axworthy, Chapter 10 pg. 29-32
• 2013-01-22 GLST 491 class ntoes pg. 33
• 2013-01-22 Sally Gillman notes - Canada trip pf. 34
• 2013-01-23 Dakota Mid-Day - Farkas & Hanson pg. 35-37
• 2013-01-24 Nancy Wehrkamp - OLLI Brookings pg. 38-40
• 2013-01-24 thru 2013-01-25 Russian Symposium
• Thursday night notes pf. 41-42
• Friday morning meeting with students pg. 43-51
• Friday Symposium - Richard Farkas pg. 52-55
• Friday Symposium - Tom Hanson pg. 56-57.5
• I Panel - Kevin Kephart pg. 58
• I Panel - Kelly Bruns pg. 58-59
• I Panel - Howard Woodard pg. 59
• II Panel - all 3 panelists pg. 60-61
• Summation - Farkas pg. 61-62
• Tom Hanson pg. 62-63
• Nels' notes pg. 63
• 2013-01-27 Notes on Canada Literature (Canlit) & "The Diviners" pg. 64-67
• 2013-01-28 Notes on Steve Marquardt's Russian book selections & Seth Godin, 2012 pg. 68
• Notes on Louis Riel pg. 68-69
• 2013-01-29 GLST 491 class pg. 68-69
• 2013-01-31 GLST 491 class pg. 69
• 2013-02-13 GLST 491 class pg. 70-71
• 2013-02-13 Notes on Nelles - "A Little History of Canada" pg. 72-73
• 2013-02-14 GLST 491 class pg. 74-75
• 2013-02-15 SDWAC - sort out pg. 75-81
• 2013-02-18 Charles Woodard's remarks - FLLC - at Woodbine pg. 82-84
• 2013-02-19 David Crain - Canada History I - up to 1867 pg. 85-96
• 2013-02-19 James Whitlow Delano pg. 96-101
• 2013-02-21 David Crain's 2nd history discussion pg. 104-111
• Notes on Scottish history and Dick Whalen predicament pg. 112-113
• 2013-02-26 GLST 401 class pg. 114-115
• Books on Bonnie Prince Charlie pg. 115
• 2013-02-27 Phyllis Cole-Dai - Honors Convocation pg. 117-123
• 2013-02-28 SDWAC committee meeting pg. 123-125
• 2013-02-28 GLST 491 - Winnipeg & Manitoba discussions pg. 126
• 2013-02-28 Brookings County Democrats meeting - Library pg. 127-130
• 2013-03-01 Barnes and Noble - notes on Italy pg. 130-131
• 2013-03-01 Notes on Honda Accord pg. 131
• 2013-03-03 Judeen Johnson's book suggestion - "Empires and Barbarians" pg. 132
• 2013-03-04 Scott Meyers discussion on New Homestead Act pg. 132
• 2013-03-05 Gabrielle Walker - "Antarctica : An Intimate Portrait of a Mysterious Continent" pg. 133-136
• 2013-03-07 Meeting with Tom Manzer regarding First Bank & Trust accounts pg. 137-138
• 2013-03-07 Brookings Public Library - Teddy Roosevelt pg. 139-140
• 2013-03-08 SDWAC - Fund development committee - Foundation pg. 141-146
• 2013-03-11 Notes on Alistair MacLeod's "Island" pg. 147-
• 2013-03-11 Notes on Scottish History
• 2012-12 Carl Mollins - "Maclean's Canada's Century" pg. 1-14 (section II)
• 2013-01 Notes on J. R. R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit" pg. 15-17 (section II)
• 2013-01-10 Margaret Laurence's "The Diviners" pg. 18-30 (section II)
• Gabrielle Ray - "Tin Flute" pg. 31-33 (section II)
• "Shark Dialogues" by Kiana Davenport pg. 36-40 (section II)

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