| February 9, 2010 |
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- Art Exhibit: Resonant Places: Paintings by Megan Chase
- Chase, of Belfast, Maine, holds a certificate in painting and sculpture from the New York Studio School in New York. Inspiration for Chase’s paintings comes from her experiences traveling and from witnessing the play of light, color and pattern during her daily work on the family farm.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Bio-Permutation: Sculptures by David Isenhour
- Isenhour is a professor of art at the University of Central Florida who earned his master of fine arts degree from Michigan State University. Isenhour sculpts his compositions from polyiso foam and polyester resin, coats the forms with automotive paint, and finishes with layers of high-gloss urethane, creating works that initially strike a humorous note, but convey an underlying bizarre and ominous quality.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Burnt Cove: Watercolors of the Maine Landscape by Gerald Matthew Immonen
- Immonen, who spends half the year at a Maine coast home and studio in Stonington, received bachelor of fine arts and master of fine arts degrees from Yale University and is a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design. His intimate watercolors offer various glimpses of wooded areas that convey, with exuberant celebration, the artist’s fascination with the quiet theater of the natural world.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Toward a Mathematical Theory of Counterterrorism
- Prof. Jonathan Farley, University of Linz, 2009-10 Visiting Libra Diversity Professor
Hosted by the Computer Science Department.
For more information, contact:
George Markowsky, Professor and Chair
Department of Computer Science
5752 Neville Hall
University of Maine
Orono, ME 04469-5752
markov@maine.edu
http://www.cs.umaine.edu/~markov
+1-207-581-3940 CS
+1-207-581-4977 CS fax
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- Women's Basketball vs Hartford
- Tickets: 581-2327
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| February 10, 2010 |
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Bio-Permutation: Sculptures by David Isenhour
- Isenhour is a professor of art at the University of Central Florida who earned his master of fine arts degree from Michigan State University. Isenhour sculpts his compositions from polyiso foam and polyester resin, coats the forms with automotive paint, and finishes with layers of high-gloss urethane, creating works that initially strike a humorous note, but convey an underlying bizarre and ominous quality.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Art Exhibit: Resonant Places: Paintings by Megan Chase
- Chase, of Belfast, Maine, holds a certificate in painting and sculpture from the New York Studio School in New York. Inspiration for Chase’s paintings comes from her experiences traveling and from witnessing the play of light, color and pattern during her daily work on the family farm.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Burnt Cove: Watercolors of the Maine Landscape by Gerald Matthew Immonen
- Immonen, who spends half the year at a Maine coast home and studio in Stonington, received bachelor of fine arts and master of fine arts degrees from Yale University and is a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design. His intimate watercolors offer various glimpses of wooded areas that convey, with exuberant celebration, the artist’s fascination with the quiet theater of the natural world.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Women Who Went to War: North American Writers and the Spanish Civil War
- Kathleen March, Professor, Spanish
Part of the Women in the Curriculum and Women's Studies Program Spring 2010 Lunch Series
For more information or to request an accommodation: 581-1228
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- Bangor Room, Memorial Union
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- The Fixed Point Property for Products of Ordered Sets
- Prof. Jonathan Farley, University of Linz, 2009-10 Visiting Libra Diversity Professor
Hosted by the Computer Science Department.
For more information, contact:
George Markowsky, Professor and Chair
Department of Computer Science
5752 Neville Hall
University of Maine
Orono, ME 04469-5752
markov@maine.edu
http://www.cs.umaine.edu/~markov
+1-207-581-3940 CS
+1-207-581-4977 CS fax
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| February 11, 2010 |
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- End of 1st 3rd of semester for withdrawals
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- Art Exhibit: Resonant Places: Paintings by Megan Chase
- Chase, of Belfast, Maine, holds a certificate in painting and sculpture from the New York Studio School in New York. Inspiration for Chase’s paintings comes from her experiences traveling and from witnessing the play of light, color and pattern during her daily work on the family farm.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Burnt Cove: Watercolors of the Maine Landscape by Gerald Matthew Immonen
- Immonen, who spends half the year at a Maine coast home and studio in Stonington, received bachelor of fine arts and master of fine arts degrees from Yale University and is a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design. His intimate watercolors offer various glimpses of wooded areas that convey, with exuberant celebration, the artist’s fascination with the quiet theater of the natural world.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Bio-Permutation: Sculptures by David Isenhour
- Isenhour is a professor of art at the University of Central Florida who earned his master of fine arts degree from Michigan State University. Isenhour sculpts his compositions from polyiso foam and polyester resin, coats the forms with automotive paint, and finishes with layers of high-gloss urethane, creating works that initially strike a humorous note, but convey an underlying bizarre and ominous quality.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- How to Fall in Love with Mathematics
- Prof. Jonathan Farley, University of Linz, 2009-10 Visiting Libra Diversity Professor
Hosted by the Computer Science Department.
For more information, contact:
George Markowsky, Professor and Chair
Department of Computer Science
5752 Neville Hall
University of Maine
Orono, ME 04469-5752
markov@maine.edu
http://www.cs.umaine.edu/~markov
+1-207-581-3940 CS
+1-207-581-4977 CS fax
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- Creativity and Creation in Early Daoism
- James Behuniak, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Colby College
The Philosophy Colloquium Series is supported in part by a grant from the Cultural Affairs/Distinguished Lecture Series.
See the entire series online:
http://www.umaine.edu/philosophy/news.htm
For more information contact:
Michael W. Howard
Department of Philosophy
The Maples
The University of Maine
Orono, Maine 04469 USA
tel. 207-581-3861
fax 207-581-2928
Michael_Howard@umit.maine.edu
http://www.umaine.edu/philosophy/mikehoward/default.htm
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- Levinson Room, The Maples
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| February 12, 2010 |
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- 2010 Master Gardener Volunteer Training
- UMaine Cooperative Extension - Hancock County office now taking applications for the 2010 Master Gardener Volunteer Training. This volunteer training will be held on Friday mornings 8:30 am - noon. This years focus will be growing vegetables/fruits. Call 667-8212 for an application. Deadline for applications January 6th, 2010.
Cost: Fee
Contact: Sue at 207-667-8212 or sbaez@umext.maine.edu
Sponsored By: UMaine Cooperative Extension - Hancock County
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- 63 Boggy Brook Road, Ellsworth
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- Art Exhibit: Resonant Places: Paintings by Megan Chase
- Chase, of Belfast, Maine, holds a certificate in painting and sculpture from the New York Studio School in New York. Inspiration for Chase’s paintings comes from her experiences traveling and from witnessing the play of light, color and pattern during her daily work on the family farm.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Burnt Cove: Watercolors of the Maine Landscape by Gerald Matthew Immonen
- Immonen, who spends half the year at a Maine coast home and studio in Stonington, received bachelor of fine arts and master of fine arts degrees from Yale University and is a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design. His intimate watercolors offer various glimpses of wooded areas that convey, with exuberant celebration, the artist’s fascination with the quiet theater of the natural world.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Bio-Permutation: Sculptures by David Isenhour
- Isenhour is a professor of art at the University of Central Florida who earned his master of fine arts degree from Michigan State University. Isenhour sculpts his compositions from polyiso foam and polyester resin, coats the forms with automotive paint, and finishes with layers of high-gloss urethane, creating works that initially strike a humorous note, but convey an underlying bizarre and ominous quality.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Benedict Arnold: Hero, Victim or Traitor?
- Ray Raymond, is a U.S. Military Academy lecturer who's also a Fellow of the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History in New York City and a Fellow of the Royal Society of arts in London.
Raymond is also a 20-year veteran of the the UK diplomatic corps, a former senior adviser to Prime Minister Tony Blair and a Member of the Order of the British Empire.
From 11-11:50 am. in 110 Little Hall, he will present a preview of the upcoming Public Broadcasting documentary, "Benedict Arnold: Hero, Victim or Traitor?" Raymond is that program's co-producer and co-writer.
Presented by UMaine's Program in Western Civilization and American Liberty.
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- Matchings in the Permutation Lattice
- Prof. Jonathan Farley, University of Linz, 2009-10 Visiting Libra Diversity Professor
Hosted by the Computer Science Department.
For more information, contact:
George Markowsky, Professor and Chair
Department of Computer Science
5752 Neville Hall
University of Maine
Orono, ME 04469-5752
markov@maine.edu
http://www.cs.umaine.edu/~markov
+1-207-581-3940 CS
+1-207-581-4977 CS fax
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- The War in Afghanistan: Just, Necessary and Winnable
- Ray Raymond, a U.S. Military Academy lecturer who's also a Fellow of the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History in New York City and a Fellow of the Royal Society of arts in London, will make two Friday, Feb. 12 presentations.
Raymond is also a 20-year veteran of the the UK diplomatic corps, a former senior adviser to Prime Minister Tony Blair and a Member of the Order of the British Empire.
Presented by UMaine's Program in Western Civilization and American Liberty.
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- Planetarium Show: Black Holes
- Friday nights, the planetarium investigates the nature of “Black Holes,” at 7:00pm. Traveling through space via the Planetarium’s Omnidome system, this program will identify various types of these gravity wells. This exploration even takes a
dizzying descent into one of these destructive cosmic objects. Be sure also to check out the NASA mural of the Milky Way center on display at the Planetarium where a mammoth black hole resides.
Tickets are $3 per person and seating is limited. For reservations or more information, call 581-1341 or visit [ http://www.GalaxyMaine.com/ ]www.GalaxyMaine.com.
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- Women's Ice Hockey vs Boston College
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| February 13, 2010 |
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Burnt Cove: Watercolors of the Maine Landscape by Gerald Matthew Immonen
- Immonen, who spends half the year at a Maine coast home and studio in Stonington, received bachelor of fine arts and master of fine arts degrees from Yale University and is a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design. His intimate watercolors offer various glimpses of wooded areas that convey, with exuberant celebration, the artist’s fascination with the quiet theater of the natural world.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Bio-Permutation: Sculptures by David Isenhour
- Isenhour is a professor of art at the University of Central Florida who earned his master of fine arts degree from Michigan State University. Isenhour sculpts his compositions from polyiso foam and polyester resin, coats the forms with automotive paint, and finishes with layers of high-gloss urethane, creating works that initially strike a humorous note, but convey an underlying bizarre and ominous quality.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Simple Complexity: Installation and Works by Gerry Stecca
- Gerry Stecca, who was born in Caracas, Venezuela and earned a bachelor of arts degree in visual arts from the University of California, La Jolla, has explored the creative potential of the common clothespin for over five years. He has created a set of extraordinary towers from 10,000 clothespins that rise like stalagmites from the floor.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Resonant Places: Paintings by Megan Chase
- Chase, of Belfast, Maine, holds a certificate in painting and sculpture from the New York Studio School in New York. Inspiration for Chase’s paintings comes from her experiences traveling and from witnessing the play of light, color and pattern during her daily work on the family farm.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Planetarium Show: SkyLase Sky Legends
- SkyLase laser shows with rock music or storytelling illustrated by laser animations and sweeping patterns on the planetarium dome. For more information, visit us atwww.GalaxyMaine.com
Advanced payment required for reservations
Cost: $4 per person
Contact: Alan Davenport at (207) 581-1341 or alan.davenport@umit.maine.edu
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- Planetarium Show: SkyLase Beatles
- SkyLase laser shows with rock music or storytelling illustrated by laser animations and sweeping patterns on the planetarium dome. For more information, visit us atwww.GalaxyMaine.com
Advanced payment required for reservations
Cost: $4 per person
Contact: Alan Davenport at (207) 581-1341 or alan.davenport@umit.maine.edu
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- Planetarium Show: SkyLase Metallica
- SkyLase laser shows with rock music or storytelling illustrated by laser animations and sweeping patterns on the planetarium dome. For more information, visit us atwww.GalaxyMaine.com
Advanced payment required for reservations
Cost: $4 per person
Contact: Alan Davenport at (207) 581-1341 or alan.davenport@umit.maine.edu
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- Planetarium Show: SkyLase Pink Floyd: Dark Side of the Moon
- SkyLase laser shows with rock music or storytelling illustrated by laser animations and sweeping patterns on the planetarium dome. For more information, visit us atwww.GalaxyMaine.com
Advanced payment required for reservations
Cost: $4 per person
Contact: Alan Davenport at (207) 581-1341 or alan.davenport@umit.maine.edu
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| February 14, 2010 |
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- Planetarium Show: SkyLase Laser Magic
- SkyLase laser shows with rock music or storytelling illustrated by laser animations and sweeping patterns on the planetarium dome. For more information, visit us atwww.GalaxyMaine.com
Advanced payment required for reservations
Cost: $4 per person
Contact: Alan Davenport at (207) 581-1341 or alan.davenport@umit.maine.edu
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- Planetarium Show: The Little Star That Could
- Younger stargazers aged 5 to 9 can enjoy the coming of age of a talkative, curious little star in “The Little Star that Could,” Sundays at 2:00pm. Visitors join this star on his journey to find himself some planets and get a name. He meets an
assortment of animated stars along the way who help guide him on his quest. Will he finally get some planets of his own or will he forever be average?
Tickets are $3 per person and seating is limited. For reservations or more information, call 581-1341 or visit [ http://www.GalaxyMaine.com/ ]www.GalaxyMaine.com.
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- Planetarium Show: SkyLase Sky Legends
- SkyLase laser shows with rock music or storytelling illustrated by laser animations and sweeping patterns on the planetarium dome. For more information, visit us atwww.GalaxyMaine.com
Advanced payment required for reservations
Cost: $4 per person
Contact: Alan Davenport at (207) 581-1341 or alan.davenport@umit.maine.edu
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- President's Day
- Please contact HR with any questions about the University of Maine System Holiday schedule or pay procedures.
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- Admissions Open House
- for prospective students and their families
*Registration is required for this event
Web Site: http://www.go.umaine.edu/openhouse.html
Cost: Free
Contact: Silverio H. Barrera Jr.
E-Mail: silverio.barrera@umit.maine.edu
Phone #: 581-1590 Fax: 581-1213
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- Collins Center for the Arts and Hudson Museum
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- Home School Program
- Enthusiastic, experienced and caring teachers will guide small groups through 4 sessions of hands-on, minds-on adventures to discover and celebrate their connection to community and the natural world. Contact Patti Chapman at 789-5868 or tanglewood4h@umext.maine.edu for more information or to register.
Cost: $80
Contact: Patti Chapman at 207-789-5868 or tanglewood4h@umext.maine.edu
Sponsored By: Tanglewood Camp & Learning Center
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- Tanglewood Camp & Learning Center
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- Art Exhibit: Resonant Places: Paintings by Megan Chase
- Chase, of Belfast, Maine, holds a certificate in painting and sculpture from the New York Studio School in New York. Inspiration for Chase’s paintings comes from her experiences traveling and from witnessing the play of light, color and pattern during her daily work on the family farm.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Bio-Permutation: Sculptures by David Isenhour
- Isenhour is a professor of art at the University of Central Florida who earned his master of fine arts degree from Michigan State University. Isenhour sculpts his compositions from polyiso foam and polyester resin, coats the forms with automotive paint, and finishes with layers of high-gloss urethane, creating works that initially strike a humorous note, but convey an underlying bizarre and ominous quality.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Burnt Cove: Watercolors of the Maine Landscape by Gerald Matthew Immonen
- Immonen, who spends half the year at a Maine coast home and studio in Stonington, received bachelor of fine arts and master of fine arts degrees from Yale University and is a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design. His intimate watercolors offer various glimpses of wooded areas that convey, with exuberant celebration, the artist’s fascination with the quiet theater of the natural world.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Of Numbers and Flowers: The Truth About Truth
- Prof. Jonathan Farley, University of Linz, 2009-10 Visiting Libra Diversity Professor
Hosted by the Computer Science Department.
For more information, contact:
George Markowsky, Professor and Chair
Department of Computer Science
5752 Neville Hall
University of Maine
Orono, ME 04469-5752
markov@maine.edu
http://www.cs.umaine.edu/~markov
+1-207-581-3940 CS
+1-207-581-4977 CS fax
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- Planetarium Show: SkyLase Pink Floyd: Dark Side of the Moon
- SkyLase laser shows with rock music or storytelling illustrated by laser animations and sweeping patterns on the planetarium dome. For more information, visit us atwww.GalaxyMaine.com
Advanced payment required for reservations
Cost: $4 per person
Contact: Alan Davenport at (207) 581-1341 or alan.davenport@umit.maine.edu
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- Planetarium Show: SkyLase Hypnotica
- SkyLase laser shows with rock music or storytelling illustrated by laser animations and sweeping patterns on the planetarium dome. For more information, visit us atwww.GalaxyMaine.com
Advanced payment required for reservations
Cost: $4 per person
Contact: Alan Davenport at (207) 581-1341 or alan.davenport@umit.maine.edu
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| February 16, 2010 |
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Bio-Permutation: Sculptures by David Isenhour
- Isenhour is a professor of art at the University of Central Florida who earned his master of fine arts degree from Michigan State University. Isenhour sculpts his compositions from polyiso foam and polyester resin, coats the forms with automotive paint, and finishes with layers of high-gloss urethane, creating works that initially strike a humorous note, but convey an underlying bizarre and ominous quality.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Burnt Cove: Watercolors of the Maine Landscape by Gerald Matthew Immonen
- Immonen, who spends half the year at a Maine coast home and studio in Stonington, received bachelor of fine arts and master of fine arts degrees from Yale University and is a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design. His intimate watercolors offer various glimpses of wooded areas that convey, with exuberant celebration, the artist’s fascination with the quiet theater of the natural world.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Art Exhibit: Resonant Places: Paintings by Megan Chase
- Chase, of Belfast, Maine, holds a certificate in painting and sculpture from the New York Studio School in New York. Inspiration for Chase’s paintings comes from her experiences traveling and from witnessing the play of light, color and pattern during her daily work on the family farm.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- KVAC lunch and meeting
- Lunch and meeting with guest speaker Blake James, UMaine athletic director. RSVP by 2-9-10.
Cost: $10
Contact: Diana Richardson at 800-934-2586 or diana.richardson@umit.maine.edu
Sponsored By: Kennebec Valley Alumni Chapter (KVAC)
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- Granite Hill Estates, Augusta
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- How to Write for The New York Times
- Prof. Jonathan Farley, University of Linz, 2009-10 Visiting Libra Diversity Professor
Hosted by the Computer Science Department.
For more information, contact:
George Markowsky, Professor and Chair
Department of Computer Science
5752 Neville Hall
University of Maine
Orono, ME 04469-5752
markov@maine.edu
http://www.cs.umaine.edu/~markov
+1-207-581-3940 CS
+1-207-581-4977 CS fax
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- Women's Basketball vs New Hampshire
- Tickets: 581-2327
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- Planetarium Show: SkyLase Pink Floyd: The Wall
- SkyLase laser shows with rock music or storytelling illustrated by laser animations and sweeping patterns on the planetarium dome. For more information, visit us atwww.GalaxyMaine.com
Cost: $4 per person
Advanced payment required for reservations.
Contact: Alan Davenport at (207) 581-1341 or alan.davenport@umit.maine.edu
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- Planetarium Show: SkyLase Metallica
- SkyLase laser shows with rock music or storytelling illustrated by laser animations and sweeping patterns on the planetarium dome. For more information, visit us atwww.GalaxyMaine.com
Cost: $4 per person
Advanced payment required for reservations.
Contact: Alan Davenport at (207) 581-1341 or alan.davenport@umit.maine.edu
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| February 17, 2010 |
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- Art Exhibit: Resonant Places: Paintings by Megan Chase
- Chase, of Belfast, Maine, holds a certificate in painting and sculpture from the New York Studio School in New York. Inspiration for Chase’s paintings comes from her experiences traveling and from witnessing the play of light, color and pattern during her daily work on the family farm.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Burnt Cove: Watercolors of the Maine Landscape by Gerald Matthew Immonen
- Immonen, who spends half the year at a Maine coast home and studio in Stonington, received bachelor of fine arts and master of fine arts degrees from Yale University and is a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design. His intimate watercolors offer various glimpses of wooded areas that convey, with exuberant celebration, the artist’s fascination with the quiet theater of the natural world.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Bio-Permutation: Sculptures by David Isenhour
- Isenhour is a professor of art at the University of Central Florida who earned his master of fine arts degree from Michigan State University. Isenhour sculpts his compositions from polyiso foam and polyester resin, coats the forms with automotive paint, and finishes with layers of high-gloss urethane, creating works that initially strike a humorous note, but convey an underlying bizarre and ominous quality.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Cultural Capital in Hard Times: Two Historians' Views
- Mimi Killinger, Lecturer, Honors: "The Garden Artists: Suburban Art for Recessionary Times:
Jennie Woodard, Ph.D. Student, History: "The Reality of Depression: The (Un)Glamour of Fashion Design
Part of the Women in the Curriculum and Women's Studies Program Spring 2010 Lunch Series
For more information or to request an accommodation: 581-1228
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- Bangor Room, Memorial Union
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- Like an Electric Shock, Through the Whole at Once: Celebrity Culture and the Gold Rush Metropolis
- Amy Lippert, History Dept., Colby College
The lecture, illustrated by mid-19th century "celebrity" photography, will focus on San Francisco during that era. Lippert will explore ways in which the emerging availability of visual images altered "the appearance and state of the world."
The presentation is sponsored by the Dept. of Art, the UMaine Museum of Art and the History Graduate Association.
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- Hill Auditorium, Barrows Hall
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- Hollywood Math and Science
- Prof. Jonathan Farley, University of Linz, 2009-10 Visiting Libra Diversity Professor
Hosted by the Computer Science Department.
For more information, contact:
George Markowsky, Professor and Chair
Department of Computer Science
5752 Neville Hall
University of Maine
Orono, ME 04469-5752
markov@maine.edu
http://www.cs.umaine.edu/~markov
+1-207-581-3940 CS
+1-207-581-4977 CS fax
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- Planetarium Show: SkyLase Beatles
- SkyLase laser shows with rock music or storytelling illustrated by laser animations and sweeping patterns on the planetarium dome. For more information, visit us atwww.GalaxyMaine.com
Cost: $4 per person
Advanced payment required for reservations.
Contact: Alan Davenport at (207) 581-1341 or alan.davenport@umit.maine.edu
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- Planetarium Show: SkyLase U2
- SkyLase laser shows with rock music or storytelling illustrated by laser animations and sweeping patterns on the planetarium dome. For more information, visit us atwww.GalaxyMaine.com
Cost: $4 per person
Advanced payment required for reservations.
Contact: Alan Davenport at (207) 581-1341 or alan.davenport@umit.maine.edu
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| February 18, 2010 |
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- How to Get Straight A's in College
- Prof. Jonathan Farley, University of Linz, 2009-10 Visiting Libra Diversity Professor
Hosted by the Computer Science Department.
For more information, contact:
George Markowsky, Professor and Chair
Department of Computer Science
5752 Neville Hall
University of Maine
Orono, ME 04469-5752
markov@maine.edu
http://www.cs.umaine.edu/~markov
+1-207-581-3940 CS
+1-207-581-4977 CS fax
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Bio-Permutation: Sculptures by David Isenhour
- Isenhour is a professor of art at the University of Central Florida who earned his master of fine arts degree from Michigan State University. Isenhour sculpts his compositions from polyiso foam and polyester resin, coats the forms with automotive paint, and finishes with layers of high-gloss urethane, creating works that initially strike a humorous note, but convey an underlying bizarre and ominous quality.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Burnt Cove: Watercolors of the Maine Landscape by Gerald Matthew Immonen
- Immonen, who spends half the year at a Maine coast home and studio in Stonington, received bachelor of fine arts and master of fine arts degrees from Yale University and is a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design. His intimate watercolors offer various glimpses of wooded areas that convey, with exuberant celebration, the artist’s fascination with the quiet theater of the natural world.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Art Exhibit: Resonant Places: Paintings by Megan Chase
- Chase, of Belfast, Maine, holds a certificate in painting and sculpture from the New York Studio School in New York. Inspiration for Chase’s paintings comes from her experiences traveling and from witnessing the play of light, color and pattern during her daily work on the family farm.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Planetarium Show: SkyLase Led Zeppelin
- SkyLase laser shows with rock music illustrated by laser animations and sweeping patterns on the planetarium dome. For more information, visit us atwww.GalaxyMaine.com
Cost: $4
Advanced payment required for reservations.
Contact: Alan Davenport at (207) 581-1341 or alan.davenport@umit.maine.edu
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- Planetarium Show: SkyLase Pink Floyd: The Wall
- SkyLase laser shows with rock music illustrated by laser animations and sweeping patterns on the planetarium dome. For more information, visit us atwww.GalaxyMaine.com
Cost: $4 per person
Advanced payment required for reservations.
Contact: Alan Davenport at (207) 581-1341 or alan.davenport@umit.maine.edu
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| February 19, 2010 |
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- 2010 Master Gardener Volunteer Training
- UMaine Cooperative Extension - Hancock County office now taking applications for the 2010 Master Gardener Volunteer Training. This volunteer training will be held on Friday mornings 8:30 am - noon. This years focus will be growing vegetables/fruits. Call 667-8212 for an application. Deadline for applications January 6th, 2010.
Cost: Fee
Contact: Sue at 207-667-8212 or sbaez@umext.maine.edu
Sponsored By: UMaine Cooperative Extension - Hancock County
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- 63 Boggy Brook Road, Ellsworth
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Burnt Cove: Watercolors of the Maine Landscape by Gerald Matthew Immonen
- Immonen, who spends half the year at a Maine coast home and studio in Stonington, received bachelor of fine arts and master of fine arts degrees from Yale University and is a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design. His intimate watercolors offer various glimpses of wooded areas that convey, with exuberant celebration, the artist’s fascination with the quiet theater of the natural world.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Bio-Permutation: Sculptures by David Isenhour
- Isenhour is a professor of art at the University of Central Florida who earned his master of fine arts degree from Michigan State University. Isenhour sculpts his compositions from polyiso foam and polyester resin, coats the forms with automotive paint, and finishes with layers of high-gloss urethane, creating works that initially strike a humorous note, but convey an underlying bizarre and ominous quality.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Art Exhibit: Resonant Places: Paintings by Megan Chase
- Chase, of Belfast, Maine, holds a certificate in painting and sculpture from the New York Studio School in New York. Inspiration for Chase’s paintings comes from her experiences traveling and from witnessing the play of light, color and pattern during her daily work on the family farm.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Can Islam Co-exist with Western Civilization?
- Khalil Habib, a professor at Salve Regina University in Rhode Island.
Presented by the Program in Western Civilization and American Liberty.
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- 6:00 pm -
- Until March 19, 2010
- 8:00 pm
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- Beginner Beekeeping
- An introductory course for those interested in beekeeping. Topics include: Bee biology/requirements\; Costs and equipment\; feeding the hive and re-queening\; seasonal management\; and pests and diseases
Cost: $40
Contact: Barbara Murphy at 743-6329 or bmurphy@umext.maine.edu
Sponsored By: University of Maine Cooperative Extension
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- Oxford County Extension office
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- Men's Ice Hockey vs UMass-Lowell
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- Planetarium Show: Black Holes
- Friday nights, the planetarium investigates the nature of “Black Holes,” at 7:00pm. Traveling through space via the Planetarium’s Omnidome system, this program will identify various types of these gravity wells. This exploration even takes a
dizzying descent into one of these destructive cosmic objects. Be sure also to check out the NASA mural of the Milky Way center on display at the Planetarium where a mammoth black hole resides.
Tickets are $3 per person and seating is limited. For reservations or more information, call 581-1341 or visit [ http://www.GalaxyMaine.com/ ]www.GalaxyMaine.com.
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- Planetarium Show: SkyLase Laser Mania
- SkyLase laser shows with rock music illustrated by laser animations and sweeping patterns on the planetarium dome. For more information, visit us atwww.GalaxyMaine.com
Cost: $4 per person
Advanced payment required for reservations.
Contact: Alan Davenport at (207) 581-1341 or alan.davenport@umit.maine.edu
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| February 20, 2010 |
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Resonant Places: Paintings by Megan Chase
- Chase, of Belfast, Maine, holds a certificate in painting and sculpture from the New York Studio School in New York. Inspiration for Chase’s paintings comes from her experiences traveling and from witnessing the play of light, color and pattern during her daily work on the family farm.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Burnt Cove: Watercolors of the Maine Landscape by Gerald Matthew Immonen
- Immonen, who spends half the year at a Maine coast home and studio in Stonington, received bachelor of fine arts and master of fine arts degrees from Yale University and is a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design. His intimate watercolors offer various glimpses of wooded areas that convey, with exuberant celebration, the artist’s fascination with the quiet theater of the natural world.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Bio-Permutation: Sculptures by David Isenhour
- Isenhour is a professor of art at the University of Central Florida who earned his master of fine arts degree from Michigan State University. Isenhour sculpts his compositions from polyiso foam and polyester resin, coats the forms with automotive paint, and finishes with layers of high-gloss urethane, creating works that initially strike a humorous note, but convey an underlying bizarre and ominous quality.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Simple Complexity: Installation and Works by Gerry Stecca
- Gerry Stecca, who was born in Caracas, Venezuela and earned a bachelor of arts degree in visual arts from the University of California, La Jolla, has explored the creative potential of the common clothespin for over five years. He has created a set of extraordinary towers from 10,000 clothespins that rise like stalagmites from the floor.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Planetarium Show: SkyLase Laser Retro
- SkyLase laser shows with rock music illustrated by laser animations and sweeping patterns on the planetarium dome. For more information, visit us atwww.GalaxyMaine.com
Cost: $4 per person
Advanced payment required for reservations.
Contact: Alan Davenport at (207) 581-1341 or alan.davenport@umit.maine.edu
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- Planetarium Show: KlyLase Beatles
- SkyLase laser shows with rock music illustrated by laser animations and sweeping patterns on the planetarium dome. For more information, visit us atwww.GalaxyMaine.com
Cost: $4 per person
Advanced payment required for reservations.
Contact: Alan Davenport at (207) 581-1341 or alan.davenport@umit.maine.edu
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- 2010 International Dance Festival
- An evening of dance from around the world.
For more information, call 581-2905
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- Collins Center for the Arts
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- 2010 International Dance Festival
- An evening of dance from around the world.
For more information, call: 581-2905
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- Collins Center for the Arts
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- Men's Ice Hockey vs UMass-Lowell
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- Planetarium Show: SkyLase Pink Floyd: The Wall
- SkyLase laser shows with rock music illustrated by laser animations and sweeping patterns on the planetarium dome. For more information, visit us atwww.GalaxyMaine.com
Cost $4 per person
Advanced payment required for reservations.
Contact: Alan Davenport at (207) 581-1341 or alan.davenport@umit.maine.edu
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- Planetarium Show: SkyLase Pink Floyd: Dark Side of the Moon
- SkyLase laser shows with rock music illustrated by laser animations and sweeping patterns on the planetarium dome. For more information, visit us atwww.GalaxyMaine.com
Cost: $4 per person
Advanced payment required for reservations.
Contact: Alan Davenport at (207) 581-1341 or alan.davenport@umit.maine.edu
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| February 21, 2010 |
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- Planetarium Show: Skylase Beatles
- SkyLase laser shows with rock music illustrated by laser animations and sweeping patterns on the planetarium dome. For more information, visit us atwww.GalaxyMaine.com
Cost: $4 per person
Advanced payment required for reservations.
Contact: Alan Davenport at (207) 581-1341 or alan.davenport@umit.maine.edu
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- Men's Basketball vs Hartford
- Tickets: 581-2327
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- Planetarium Show: The Little Star That Could
- Younger stargazers aged 5 to 9 can enjoy the coming of age of a talkative, curious little star in “The Little Star that Could,” Sundays at 2:00pm. Visitors join this star on his journey to find himself some planets and get a name. He meets an
assortment of animated stars along the way who help guide him on his quest. Will he finally get some planets of his own or will he forever be average?
Tickets are $3 per person and seating is limited. For reservations or more information, call 581-1341 or visit [ http://www.GalaxyMaine.com/ ]www.GalaxyMaine.com.
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- Planetarium Show: Skylase Laser Pop
- SkyLase laser shows with rock music illustrated by laser animations and sweeping patterns on the planetarium dome. For more information, visit us atwww.GalaxyMaine.com
Cost: $4 per person
Advanced payment required for reservations.
Contact: Alan Davenport at (207) 581-1341 or alan.davenport@umit.maine.edu
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| February 22, 2010 |
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- Home School Program
- Enthusiastic, experienced and caring teachers will guide small groups through 4 sessions of hands-on, minds-on adventures to discover and celebrate their connection to community and the natural world. Contact Patti Chapman at 789-5868 or tanglewood4h@umext.maine.edu for more information or to register.
Cost: $80
Contact: Patti Chapman at 207-789-5868 or tanglewood4h@umext.maine.edu
Sponsored By: Tanglewood Camp & Learning Center
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- Tanglewood Camp & Learning Center
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Bio-Permutation: Sculptures by David Isenhour
- Isenhour is a professor of art at the University of Central Florida who earned his master of fine arts degree from Michigan State University. Isenhour sculpts his compositions from polyiso foam and polyester resin, coats the forms with automotive paint, and finishes with layers of high-gloss urethane, creating works that initially strike a humorous note, but convey an underlying bizarre and ominous quality.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Art Exhibit: Resonant Places: Paintings by Megan Chase
- Chase, of Belfast, Maine, holds a certificate in painting and sculpture from the New York Studio School in New York. Inspiration for Chase’s paintings comes from her experiences traveling and from witnessing the play of light, color and pattern during her daily work on the family farm.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Burnt Cove: Watercolors of the Maine Landscape by Gerald Matthew Immonen
- Immonen, who spends half the year at a Maine coast home and studio in Stonington, received bachelor of fine arts and master of fine arts degrees from Yale University and is a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design. His intimate watercolors offer various glimpses of wooded areas that convey, with exuberant celebration, the artist’s fascination with the quiet theater of the natural world.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Pitch an Angel
- As part of the National Entrepreneurial Week (2/21-2/28), Maine Center for Enterprise Development (MCED) and Maine Angels are co-hosting free feedback sessions for innovative ideas. In these sessions, individuals and small groups will meet one-on-one with investors who invest in Maine's early stage companies. Sessions will be limited to a maximum of 15 minutes.
Open by appointment only to any interested entrepreneur in the community or on campus. This is an opportunity to exchange ideas, not to pitch for funding. No formal presentations or written materials are necessary\; backs of envelopes are most welcome!
Cost: Free
Contact: Theresa Paladino at (207) 866-6500 or theresa.paladino@maine.edu
Sponsored By: Target Technology Center
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- Target Technology Center- Orono
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- York County Winter Bee School
- This is an introductory course in beekeeping. The registration fee includes the textbook needed for the course.
Please preregister by February 17th.
The class will be held at the Anderson Learning Center in the Nasson Complex in Springvale.
Cost: $85.00
Contact: Becky Gowdy at 207-324-2814 or 800-287-1535 or rgowdy@umext.maine.edu
Sponsored By: University of Maine Cooperative Extension - York County
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- 21 Bradeen St., Springvale ME
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| February 23, 2010 |
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Bio-Permutation: Sculptures by David Isenhour
- Isenhour is a professor of art at the University of Central Florida who earned his master of fine arts degree from Michigan State University. Isenhour sculpts his compositions from polyiso foam and polyester resin, coats the forms with automotive paint, and finishes with layers of high-gloss urethane, creating works that initially strike a humorous note, but convey an underlying bizarre and ominous quality.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Museum of Art Exhibit: Burnt Cove: Watercolors of the Maine Landscape by Gerald Matthew Immonen
- Immonen, who spends half the year at a Maine coast home and studio in Stonington, received bachelor of fine arts and master of fine arts degrees from Yale University and is a professor at the Rhode Island School of Design. His intimate watercolors offer various glimpses of wooded areas that convey, with exuberant celebration, the artist’s fascination with the quiet theater of the natural world.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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- Art Exhibit: Resonant Places: Paintings by Megan Chase
- Chase, of Belfast, Maine, holds a certificate in painting and sculpture from the New York Studio School in New York. Inspiration for Chase’s paintings comes from her experiences traveling and from witnessing the play of light, color and pattern during her daily work on the family farm.
More information is available on the museum Website ([ http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html ]http://www.umma.umaine.edu/index.html) or by calling(207) 561-3350. It is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. The Bangor Daily News is the media sponsor of the winter exhibit.
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- University of Maine Museum of Art, 40 Harlow St., Bangor
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