NOTEBOOKS: Professional Diary/Calendar/Notes [#24]

• 2000-09-07 Biology 383/Phil 383 Fall 2000, Dr. Kedl pg. 1-3
• 2000-09-12 Biology 383/Phil 383 Fall 2000, Dr. Kedl pg. 3-10
• 2000-09-14 Biology 383/Phil 383 Fall 2000, Dr. Kedl pg. 14-19
• 2000-09-19 Biology 383/Phil 383 Fall 2000, Dr. Kedl pg. 20-27
• 2000-09-21 Biology 383/Phil 383 Fall 2000, Dr. Kedl pg. 36-43
• Nels Granholm's notes on Platonic Dialogues pg. 34-36
• 2000-09-12 J. P. Hendrickson - Session 1 pg. 10-13
• 2000-09-19 J. P. Hendrickson - Sennion 2 pg. 28-33
• Nels' notes on Euthyphro Apology, Crito pg. 34-36
• 2000-09-21 Barb Hartinger & ABS staff - Project to write and publish "Ed. materials" on biotech issues like GMOs, many leading SDSU researchers at meeting pg. 44-48
• 2000-09-22 Mary Alice Haug - literature of the American West pg. 48-49
• 2000-09-23 Dakota Reproductive Biology Symposium pg. 50-52
• 2000-09-25 Amnesty International pg. 52-55
• 2000-09-28 Dr. Tom Cheesbrough "Altering Plant Metabolism" pg. 58-61
• 2000-09-30 Jim Tallmon - reading series pg. 62-65
• 2000-10-02 Dr. Donna Hess USDA grant deal pg. 67-69
• 2000-10-03 Nobel Conference (Global Economics) - Jeffrey Sacks pg. 70-83
• 2000-10-03 Nobel Conference (Global Economics) - Robert Mundell pg. 83-92
• 2000-10-03 Nobel Conference (Global Economics) - Rev. John B. Cobb Jr. Pg. 93-101
• 2000-10-03 Nobel Conference (Global Economics) - Joseph Stiglitz pg. 102-120
• 2000-10-03 Nobel Conference (Global Economics) - Jagdish Bhagwati pg. 120-129
• 2000-10-03 Nobel Conference (Global Economics) - Michael Sohlman pg. 130-139
• Granholm notes on Globalization pg. 141-143
• 2000-10-17 Dr. Steve Bond / Australia pg. 146-151
• Eugene Butler Jr. - his research pg. 152- end

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