NOTEBOOKS: Professional Diary/Calendar/Notes [# 6]

• 1995 Bike training pg. 2
• Robert Newton Peck's "A Day No Pigs Would Die" pg. 5
• Things to do (July/August 1995) pg. 6
• Notes on "The Scars of Evolution" - Elaine Morgan pg. 7
• Mary Alice Haug's Discussion (Flandreau) on "Medicine River" pg. 7.5-10
• Conger Beasley Jr.'s "We Are a People in This World" pg. 10-20
• 1995 Summer vacation at Chippewa Flowage pg. 13
• 1995 Summer vacation at Colorado mountains pg. 13-16
• Conger Beasley Jr.'s "We Are a People in This World" pg. 17-21
• Dicken's "Hard Times" (brief) pg. 19.5
• Renee Sansom Flood's "Lost Bird of Wounded Knee" (brief notes) pg. 21.5
• Margaret Lawrence's "The Stone Angel" pg. 22-30
• 1996-03-19 Notes from Kathleen Donovan pg. 81-85
• Kate Chopin's "The Awakening" pg. 31-33
• Dr. Wagner's Budget Address of 1996-01-11 pg. 34
• 1996-01-12 Faculty discussion group of SDSU pg. 37
• Notes on Paul Errington (brief) pg. 40
• "Hard Times" critical notes (other notes) pg. 41
• Olive Ann Burns' "Cold Sassy Tree" pg. 43-52
• Note on book about physician Walker Percy - famous Southern physician pg. 53
• Robert Wright's "The Moral Animal" pg. 55
• Friday afternoon faculty discussion pg. 55-59
• Scott Anderson's "Distant Fires" pg. 61-64
• Back to "The Moral Animal" pg. 59-60
• 1996-04-16 Chuck Woodard on "Medicine River" and much more pg. 87-94
• Inclusions under back cover - "100 Things Every College Graduate Should Know," "Earth in Mind" - David Orr brochure, "Lost Bird's bonnet found in Oklahoma," "Of Blankets and Bonnets," 7th Annual "Consider the Century"

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