Number 538 October 28, 1988
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I)r. George Herring, Department of History, will speak on "The Rise and
Fall of the 'American Century'" at 1:00 p.m. on October 29 in Room 228 New
. Student Center. This seminar will analyze American pre-eminence after World
War II and its subsequent decline. From 3:30-5:30 Dr. Fred Payne,
Agricultural Engineering, will present "Cheerios Don't Grow on Plants“ in the
East Wing of the E. S. Good Barn. The seminar will trace food processing and
engineering history. A third seminar on October 29 is "Presidential
Elections, Then and Now," presented by Dr. David E. Hamilton, History
Department, and Dr. Stanley Feldman, Political Science Department, at 3:00 in
Room 306 White Hall Classroom Building. The seminar will examine presidential
elections of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
_ On November 5, two seminars are planned. At 10:00 a.m. in the UK Art Museum
in the Singletary Center for the Arts Dr. William Hennessey, Director of the
Museum, will speak on "Thomas Hart Benton and The Sources of Country Music."
The Benton painting will be on display and Dr. Hennessey will discuss Benton's
1 · work. Also at 10:00 a.m., Dr. Anthony N. DeMaria, Cardiology, will present
y "Now You Can Survive a Heart Attack!" in Rooms 502 A & B College of Nursing
[ Building. This seminar will cover new heart attack prevention regimens, new
sources of diagnostic information and other medical advances.
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EDhere will be a BITNET training session for all interested librarians on
Wednesday, November 9 at 2:00 p.m. in Room 104B King South. Tari Keller will
conduct the session.
REFDESK will be the BITNET address for the Reference Desk. This is to be an
online suggestion box for the Library, among other uses.
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