NOTEBOOKS: Professional Diary/Calendar/Notes [# 19]

• Elie Wiesel's "Night" - notes pg. 1-5
• 1998-04-02/03 Upper Midwest Honors Conference - Des Moines - Ms. Sarah Weddington pg. 8-9
• 1998-04-02/03 Upper Midwest Honors Conference - Des Moines - Robert Horan of Stout University pg. 9
• 1998-04-02/03 Upper Midwest Honors Conference - Des Moines - Ms. Joy Corning, Lt. Governor, Iowa pg. 10-13
• 1998-04-02/03 Upper Midwest Honors Conference - Des Moines - mock trial pg. 14
• 1998-04-02/03 Upper Midwest Honors Conference - Des Moines - Diane Cannon of University of Wisconsin, LaCrosse pg. 15
• 1998-04-02/03 Upper Midwest Honors Conference - Des Moines - Malcolm Russell of Andrews pg. 15
• 1998-04-02/03 Upper Midwest Honors Conference - Des Moines - James Watson - Big Three (Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid) pg. 15-17
• 1998-04-02/03 Upper Midwest Honors Conference - Des Moines - Walnut Creek National Wildlife Refuge pg. 18-19
• 1998-04-02/03 Upper Midwest Honors Conference - Des Moines - Daniel Spencer, Philosophy/Religion, Drake University pg. 19-25
• 1998-04-06 English history lectuer and film pg. 29-30
• Elizabeth Gaskell notes pg. 30
• 1998-04-08 Brookings Reconciliation Council meets with Joe Karius pg. 31-35
• Nels catch-up page pg. 36
• Notes on SDSU 1998-99 health care package pg. 37-38
• South Dakota Academy of Science meetings in Spearfish, SD pg. 39-50
• 1998-04-20 Dr. Brooks history lecture - depressing economic statistics between wars, England pg. 50-53
• 1998-04-24 Augustana - William May Symposium pg. 54-81 (huge)
• 1998-04-26 Pastor Paul Hanson's sermon - Ascension Lutheran pg. 82
• 1998-04-29 Dave Monroe & Melissa visit pg. 83
• 1998-04-27 Dr. April Brooks' lecture - Effects of WWII pg. 83-90
• Notes on Trinity pg. 92-95
• Coteau des Prairies outing - Neil R. pg. 98
• Books to read, miscellaneous pg. 99-100
• Nels' travels from Brookings to Bar Harbor pg. 101-103
• Notes on JAX job pg. 104-107
• JAX orientation for summer students pg. 108-

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