NOTEBOOKS: Professional Diary/Calendar/Notes [# 55]

• 2004-09-17 Bioethics Cohort - Oak Lake pg. 1-3
• 2004-09-17 Bill Moyers pg. 4-5
• 2004-09-17 Bioethics Cohort - Biostress building pg. 6-11
• 2004-09-19 Bioethics Cohort - Alumni Center pg. 12-14
• 2004-09-20 Bioethics Cohort - Brookings Public Library pg. 14-20
• Greg Peterson - Bioethics pg. 21-26
• Peace Studies Meeting - Micky Flynn, Chuck Woodard, Carl Kline, Mary Alice Haug, Nels pg. 26-28
• Honors 303 - Deliberative Method pg. 29-34
• 2004-09-23 thru 2004-09-24 Prairies Lost and Found Conference in Winnipeg - attended with Mary Alice Haug, April Brooks, Kathleen Donovan, & Dee G. pg. 35-67
• Ms. Sarah Carter "Prairie Dusters" pg. 35-39
• Brea Burton, Karen Clavelle, Alison Calder pg. 39-44
• Paul G. Thomas (Pol. Economy) pg. 44-45
• Session 2A Mel Prewitt, Laura Rance pg. 45-51
• Peter Fortna, Brix Sproxton, J. B. Tyrrell's trek to the Barren Grounds (see page 58 for the title of the book) pg. 52-54
• Gerald T. Davidson pg. 54-58
• Afternoon - Gene Walz - Industrials (films) pg. 59-61
• John Ball - Memory in the Films of Guy Madden pg. 61
• Gordon Trick - Stoney Mountain, Manitoba pg. 62
• Kathleen, April, Mary Alice & Nels - Mull pg. 63-65
• Banquet speaker - Aritha Van Herk and "The West's Dirty Washing" pg. 66-67
• Notes on Hudson (Honors 303) pg. 69
• 2004-09-28 Remnant Trust Committee Meeting pg. 70-72
• 2004-09-28 Honors 303 Government class pg. 73-74
• 2004-10-01 N. E. Hansen Lecture - Diane Rickerl / Zeno Wicks "What will I say when they ask, How was Africa?" pg. 75-77
• Bioethics notes - Chapter 2 of Munson pg. 78-81
• 2004-10-05 Nobel Conference - S. Jay Olshansky pg. 83-90
• 2004-10-05 Nobel Conference - Leonard Hayflick pg. 91-98
• 2004-10-05 Nobel Conference - Dr. Dennis Selkoe pg. 99-102
• 2004-10-08 Dr. Linda Nussbaumer - N. E. Hansen Series pg. 104-106
• 2004-10-15 Kent Myers commentary (with Bob Sloan) pg. 108-110
• 2004-10-15 Egypt people & show pg. 111-113
• 2004-10-15 Bob Sloan recap pg. 114
• 2004-10-15 Horrible - Thune / Daschle debate pg. 115
• 2004-10-18 GSAC pg. 120-121

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