NOTEBOOKS: Professional Diary/Calendar/Notes [#41]

• Late June/Early July 2002 Verne Huser's "Wyoming's Snake River" pg. 1-4
• 2002-07-05 Biotech Index Fund Info pg. 5
• 2002-07-05 Bill Moyers - NOW - Cochabamba's Water Wars and others pg. 5-9
• 2002-07-06 Minnesota Public Radio - Sound Money - Interview with Joseph Stiglitz pg. 9-10
• Book references - check these out pg. 11
• 2002-07-11 Catherine Carter Workshop - Tom Cheesbrough (11), Chris Chase (17), Dr. Eddie Sullivan (21), Donna Hess and Ron Stover (26), Dennis Bielfeldt (32) pg. 11-39
• 2002-07-20 Anna & Martin Whalley visit pg. 40
• 2002-07-21 Outing to Lake Benton, Pipestone, etc. pg. 40-41
• 2002-07-22 @ 3:00 pm Martin - Emerging relationships between MMU and SDSU pg. 41-44
• 2002-07-22 @ 4:00 pm Dr. Hilderbrand - the grad school pg. 45
• 2002-07-23 thru 2002-07-26 Itinerary to Black Hills pg. 45-46
• 2002-07-28 James P. Hendrix Jr. - notes on "A New Vision of America : Lewis & Clark and the Emergence of the American Imagination" pg. 47
• 2002-07-31 LeAnne Howe session pg. 51-54
• Early August, 2002 John Granholm's investment recommendations pg. 54
• Early August, 2002 Review of book "Bioethics for Scientists" pg. 55-
• 2002-08-09 Extension - Joan Hagerfeld - planning meeting for SD Extension workshop scheduled for November 2002 pg. 57-61
• 2002-08-11 Public TV: Ken Burns - Lewis & Clark movie pg. 63-69
• 2002-08-13 Brookings Reconciliation Council meeting, FNB, 5th & 5th pg. 75-77
• Ornamentalism pg. 78-
• Things to do pg. 83
• 2002-08-26 All-day Biology Department Retreat pg. 84-95
• 2002-08-28 Dr. Miller's Fall Faculty address pg. 96-100
• 2002-08-28 Strategy meeting of Fall Faculty Discussion Group pg. 100-101
• 2002-08-29 Martin Maca on John Cobb Jr. pg. 101
• 2002-08 Notes on George Orwell pg. 101-105
• 2002-08-29 Rosemary Skaine - Afghani women (Center for the Book) pg. 106-108
• ABS fall kickoff pg. 108
• 2002-09-10 Dr. Greg Peterson - Bioethics pg. 119-128

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