NOTEBOOKS: Professional Diary/Calendar/Notes [# 67]

• Notes on Stone's "The Origin" - Charles Darwin pg. 1-22
• 2006-01-05 Jerry Jorgensen's Dean-Dept. Head meeting pg. 23-25
• 2006-01-06 Biology & Microbiology meeting pg. 25
• 2006-01-09 SDCWA - James Abourezk discussion pg. 26-33
• 2006-01-12 Meeting with Steve Katona at College of the Atlantic pg. 34-35
• 2006-01-12 Meeting with Doreen Stabinsky at College of the Atlantic pg. 35-40
• 2006-01 Recap of Dee/Nels trip to SW Hbr 11-16 January 2006 pg. 41 (Removed)
• 2006-01-18 First lecture in Bio 373 - Evolution pg. 43-46
• 2006-01-20 Karl J. Schmidt's lecture in GLST 201 pg. 47-53
• 2006-01-20 Famous management meeting - USU 169 pg. 54-55
• 2006-01-22 Ascension Lutheran - Dr. Richard Swanson - DaVinci Code pg. 56-67
• 2006-01-23 Ms. Amy Finnegan - GLST 201 lecture on UN pg. 68-71
• Gordon Tolle's CIEE lecture on Brazil pg. 71-75
• 2006-01-27 Board meeting of the SDCWA pg. 75-78
• 2006-01-31 Visit to Louise Loban (Social Security, Medicare) pg. 79
• 2006-02-01 Scott Pedersen evolution lecture pg. 80-83
• 2006-02-02 Notes on Collapse pg. 84-87
• 2006-02-02 Organizing for GLST 201 (?) pg. 88
• 2006-02-03 Scott Pedersen - Evolution pg. 89-91
• 2006-02-06 Scott Pedersen - Evolution pg. 92-97
• 2006-02-06 Dr. April Brooks' lecture on History of Scotland pg. 96-104
• Notes on Friedman's "The World is Flat" pg. 105-106
• 2006-02-08 Dr. Scott Pedersen's evolution lecture pg. 107-109
• 2006-02-08 Dr. Evert Van der Sluis - GLST 201 - on EU pg. 110-112
• 2006-02-10 Dr. Pedersen on evolution pg. 113-117
• 2006-02-10 Dr. Evert Van der Sluis - GLST 201 - Free trade agreements pg. 117-118
• Notes on Per Pinstrup-Andersen (2005) pg. 118-119
• 2006-02-13 Scott Pedersen's evolution pg. 122-125
• 2006-02-14 Brookings Reconciliation Council pg. 126-129
• Nels Granholm's genetics notes pg. 130-131
• 2006-02-15 Scott Pedersen's evolution lecture pg. 131-138
• 2006-02-16 Nigel West and his career path pg. 139-144

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