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

• Consilience pg. 2-9
• Notes on books, "The Dull Knives of Pine Ridge" pg. 10-12
• A few notes on "The Tin Drum" (very few) pg. 17
• 2000-01-10 PBS storn on Eleanor Roosevelt pg. 19-26
• 2000-01 Bush Workshop - Dr. Jerry Pitzl pg. 27-35
• Dyson (1999), "The Sun, the Genome, and the Internet" pg. 36-42
• 2000-02-08 Ed Hogan on "Walk in the Woods" and follow up discussion with students pg. 43-45
• Jerry Jorgensen's orientation Governor Janklow's awards - Technology & Teaching pg. 46-50
• 2000-02-15 Honors 303, Mary Alice Haug, "Frankenstein" pg. 50-53
• 2000-02-16 Brookings Reconciliation Council meeting pg. 54-56
• 2000-02-16 Research group meeting pg. 56
• 2000-02-18 Friday Faculty Discussion - The Great Conversation pg. 58-62
• 2000-02-22 Sewrey Colloquium - Dr. Bonny Specker pg. 64-67
• 2000-02-22 Sewrey Colloquium - Dr. Tom Cheesbrough pg. 70-74
• 2000-02-28 PBS John Brown's Holy War pg. 77-82
• 2000-03-13 Spring reading series, Jeanie Manzer interview with Josip Novokavich pg. 83-85
• 2000-03-14 Amanda Weaver / Bill Epperson - Colostral Antibodies in South Dakota Beef Calves pg. 85
• 2000-03-15 Carl Sunde's class with Dr. Hanneke van Maanen from Bremen pg. 86-88
• 2000-03-16 Dr. Hanneke van Maanen, nursing education in Germany pg. 89-92
• 2000-03-17 St. Patrick's Day - Dr. Sunde's class on "The Tin Drum" pg. 92-95
• 2000-03-17 Dr. Hugh Mercer Curtler's presentation of Myths of Higher Education : Friday Faculty Forum pg. 95-103
• 2000-03-21 Dr. Tom Cheesbrough on Mendel's Dwarf - Honors 303 pg. 105-109
• 2000-03-22 Dr. Sunde again on "The Tin Drum" pg. 110-113
• 2000-03-24 Dr. Carl Sunde again on "The Tin Drum" pg. 114-116
• 2000-03-27 Dr. Carl Sunde again on "The Tin Drum" pg. 117-121
• 2000-03-28 Dr. Carl Sunde, Honors 303 pg. 122-131
• 2000-03-29 Dr. Carl Sunde again on "The Tin Drum" pg. 132-135

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