NOTEBOOKS: Professional Diary/Calendar/Notes [#22]

• 1998-10-06 Nobel Conference XXXIV - Viruses - the Human Connection pg. 7-25
• 1998-10-06 Nobel Conference XXXIV - Viruses - the Human Connection - Joklik pg. 8-13
• 1998-10-06 Nobel Conference XXXIV - Viruses - the Human Connection - Holland pg. 14-19
• 1998-10-06 Nobel Conference XXXIV - Viruses - the Human Connection - Crosby pg. 20-25
• 1998-10-07 Dr. Fost - Dying in a technological age pg. 26-32
• 1998-10-09 Consider the Century X - Stephanie Charging Eagle pg. 33-36
• 1998-10-09 Consider the Century X - Shirley K. Sneve pg. 37-41
• 1998-10-09 Consider the Century X - Arthur (Art) War Bonnet pg. 41-45
• 1998-10-09 Consider the Century X - Bergil Kills Straight pg. 45-51
• 1998-10-12 Public Radio on Wounded Knee pg. 52
• 1998-10-26 Chuck Woodard's classes in jr. comp., prep. for class by reading "Sacred Places" by N. Scott Momaday pg. 53-56
• 1998-10-26 Dr. Cindy Ceglian's Phi Kappa Phi address on Victorian social mores pg. 57-58
• 1998-10-27 David Nelson's Bioethics pg. 59-61
• 1998-10-27 Mary Alice Haug (Dan O'Brien) pg. 61
• 1998-10-27 Howard Woodard - China pg. 61-62
• 1998-10-30 Friday Faculty Discussion - Professorate along with Pres. Peggy Elliott's commentary pg. 63-66
• 1998-11-04 Meeting with Dr. Hecht, Mulu, Lisa Schwebach & Nels regardarding Tri Beta and Nelson Seminar pg. 66-67
• 1998-11-05/06 2+2+2 - Lower Brule pg. 67-86
• 1998-11-06 Notes on Friday Faculty Discussion from David Nelson pg. 86
• 1998-11-10 Notes on Willers pg. 88-89
• 1998-11-12 Bioethics Lecture - Shepard & environmental ethics pg. 90-92
• Wonderful quotes of Edwin Way Teale from "Springtime in Britain" pg. 94
• 1998-12-02 Martin Whalley's presentation to Biol 151 students, Ro D pg. 95-99
• 1998-12-03 Bio 383 Term Projects pg. 100-103
• 1998-12-04 Last Friday Afternoon Forum (notes on 11-20-98 meeting in my manilla folder on Friday Fac. Discussions dated 11-21-98) pg. 104-107
• 1998-12-16 Brookings Reconciliation Council meeting - FNB pg. 116-118
• 1999-01-05 Meeting the Millennium - A Bush Faculty Development Conference pg. 120-126

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