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University & Community Activities for November 01, 2007
10:08 AM - 10:10 AM
Today's Highlight: THE TRAVELERS'REST CHAPTER OF THE LEWIS & CLARK TRAIL HERITAGE FOUNDATION IS SPONSORING A PRESENTATION BY DANETTE PAIGE TONIGHT AT 7 IN THE LOLO COMMUNITY CENTER ON HIGHWAY 93. SHE WILL SPEAK ON "TAILS FROM THE TRAIL," FOCUSING ON CAPTAIN LEWIS' NEWFOUNDLAND DOG SEAMAN AND HIS WHEREABOUTS AFTER THE EXPEDITION.
"ETHICS AT NOON: RESEARCH INTEGRITY," WILL BE PRESENTED BY DR. JAMES TROLL OF THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION AT NOON TOMORROW IN GALLAGHER BUSINESS BUILDING ROOM 123 ON THE UM CAMPUS. THIS IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
THE LITERARY FESTIVAL AT CARROLL COLLEGE IN HELENA CONTINUES TOMORROW WITH AFTERNOON PUBLIC READINGS BY STUDENTS AT 2, 3:30 AND 5 AND A KEYNOTE READING IN SPANISH BY JUAN CARLOS GALEANO OF COLUMBIA'S AMAZON REGION WITH LIVE TRANSLATIONS INTO ENGLISH BY CARROLL COLLEGE STUDENTS AT 6:30 P.M. THESE ARE FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AT THE CARROLL CAMPUS CENTER.
THE MONTANA CATTLEMEN'S ASSOCIATION ANNUAL CATTLEMEN'S DAY AND TRADE SHOW WILL BE HELD THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT THE BEST WESTERN HERITAGE INN CONVENTION CENTER IN GREAT FALLS. FRIDAY AFTERNOON THERE WILL BE A SIDE OF BEEF PROCESSING DEMONSTRATION, A TAX UPDATE, AND AN AGRICULTURAL WORKPLACE SAFETY PRESENTATION. THOSE PARTICIPATING IN THE SEMINAR WILL RECEIVE A 4% DISCOUNT OFF THEIR MONTANA STATE FUND WORKERS' COMPENSATION PREMIUM. THURSDAY THERE WILL BE FIVE PANEL DISCUSSIONS FOR MONTANA CATTLE PRODUCERS. THIS IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND NON-MEMBERS. TO PRE-REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL 259-5433 OR VISIT WWW.MONTANACATTLEMEN.ORG.
THIS SATURDAY FROM 10-3 THE MONTANA AUDUBON WILL PRESENT A GLOBAL WARMING WORKSHOP IN THE MISSOULA PUBLIC LIBRARY'S LARGE MEETING ROOM AT 301 E. MAIN STREET. LEARN ABOUT GLOBAL WARMING'S IMPACT ON BIRDS AND BIODIVERSITY IN MONTANA. THIS IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. REGISTER BY TOMORROW BY EMAILING AMY@MTAUDUBON.ORG OR CALLING 465-1141.
THE MONTANA GRIZZLIES FOOTBALL TEAM WILL HOLD ITS ANNUAL TOY DRIVE THIS SATURDAY AT THE STADIUM. REPRESENTATIVES IN SPECIAL SHIRTS WILL COLLECT TOYS OR CASH DONATIONS. ALTERNATIVELY, YOU MAY MAKE A DONATION NEXT WEDNESDAY FROM 6-8 P.M. AT THE UM BOOKSTORE WHERE ITEMS IN THE STORE WILL BE 20% OFF. GRIZ FOOTBALL PLAYERS WILL BE PRESENT TO SIGN AUTOGRAPHS.
SUSTAINABLE LIVING SYSTEMS WILL PRESENT "STEP-IT-UP 2 NATIONAL DAY OF CLIMATE ACTION" THIS SATURDAY EVENING AT 7 P.M. IN HAMILTON CITY HALL, 223 S. 2ND STREET IN HAMILTON. THERE WILL BE TWO SPEAKERS, ½ HOUR EACH, FOLLOWED BY A SOCIAL HOUR AND LIVE MUSIC. THERE WILL BE LOCAL FOOD AND LOCAL MUSIC, WITH LOCAL BEER AND WINE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE. THERE IS NO COVER CHARGE. THIS IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
"TEA WITH DOLLY MADISON" WILL BE PERFORMED BY THE CREATOR, CHERYL HESER, MONDAY AT 2 P.M. WITH THE PROGRAM AT 2:30. THIS WILL BE HELD AT THE MISSOULA PUBLIC LIBRARY, 301 E. MAIN STREET. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 721-2665.
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
SUBMIT YOUR EVENT INFORMATION THROUGH OUR WEBSITE AT WWW.MTPR.ORG BY CLICKING ON "SEND A PSA" AND FOLLOWING THE SIMPLE STEPS; BY FAX TO 243-3299; OR BY MAIL TO MONTANA PUBLIC RADIO, THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA, MISSOULA, 59812-8064.
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