NOTEBOOKS: Professional Diary/Calendar/Notes [# 83]

• 2007-10-02 Nobel Conference pg. 1-24
• Dr. Steven Chu pg. 1-10
• Dr. Ken Deffeyes pg. 11-18
• Dr. Lee Rybeck Lynd pg. 19-23
• 2007-10-02 Honors 303 - Plan 2 - What is to be done? pg. 25-27
• 2007-10-03 Globalization Accreditation Committee (big thrash on definition of Globalization) pg. 28
• 2007-10-05 thru 2007-10-06 30th Annual Global Studies Conference pg. 30-57
• Joseph Pasztor - "Unrest in Southern Thailand" pg. 30-31
• Tony Clark - "Sociopolitical Sign of Forgiveness in the 21st Century" pg. 31-34
• Noel Stahle - novels of Brink, Rabie, Joubert pg. 34-36
• Notes on Nels' talk and bio sketch - Paul Kreise pg. 36-37
• Notes on Dr. Duru Chukwu Godwin pg. 37
• Thomas Kolasa - Troy University - Darfur pg. 38-39
• Frank P. LeVeness - St. John's University & Rome - Aid to Africa pg. 39-45
• Ms. Anna Heinemann - Mel Chin's "Revival Field" pg. 45-46
• Strat Com Chapters (see handout) pg. 47-48
• David Wiltse and Ahmandu A. Baba-Singhri pg. 49-55
• Nels summary & tasks pg. 56-57
• 2007-10-09 Rae Yao, Karl Schmidt, N. E. Hansen - China show (really big ?) pg. 58-61
• 2007-10-09 Nels' notes on GLST class pg. 62
• 2007-10-09 Honors 303 - Matt Hanson's talk pg. 62-70
• 2007-10-12 thru 2007-10-13 Macalester Roundtable pg. 71-98
• Mark Mazullo pg. 71
• Joseph Lam - Chinese music and its pg. 71-73
• Hector Pascual Alvarez pg. 74-75
• Chuen-Fung Wong pg. 75-
• Leola Johnson
• Ingrid Munson - musical imagination in African America
• Miriam Larson
• Jane Rhodes
• 2007-10-13 Round Table discussion
• Audience Questions & Discussion
• Ahmad Samatar pg. 97-98
• 2007-10-15 Lunch with Sudan Ambassador - John Ukec pg. 98-100
• 2007-10-15 Nels Briggs Library notes on Sudan pg. 100-101
• 2007-10-15 Dr. Gen. Ukec's address (Mon. eve. - PAC) pg. 101-107
• Globalization accreditation committee meeting pg. 107-108
• Jerry Jorgensen's CAS Dept. Head's meeting pg. 109-110
• GLST/Phil 399 pg. 110-113
• Science Vision, Brookings Public Library pg. 114-117
• Brookings Reconciliation Council meeting pg. 118-126

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