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Oregon Wireless Instructional Network PEG Programming Schedule for March 15, – March 21, 2010
 
Monday, March 15
6:00pm University of Oregon / Oregon Humanities Center Lecture
Dr. Temple Grandin, "My Experiences with Autism and Animals"
2009-10 Coleman-Guitteau Professor Mark Unno's winter term course, "The Bull in the China Shop: The Oxen at the Intersection of Nature, Society, and Religion" (REL 407/507), hosts Dr. Temple Grandin, professor of animal sciences at Colorado State University. Dr. Grandin is a writer and scholar whose research often focuses on how to reduce stress on animals during handling at meat-packing plants. She discusses the particular experiences that have enabled her to do her work, including her background as a person with autism.
Information: <http://calendar.uoregon.edu/showanitem.php?refid=9288>
Watch online: <http://media.uoregon.edu/channel/?p=921>
 
7:30pm Back Page # 188 Jody Seay with Bob Shannon, a nationally recognized radio historian, who has published "Turn It Up! American Radio Tales 1946-1996", a collection of columns and interviews with American broadcasting legends.
<http://www.americanradiotales.com>

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Tuesday, March 16
6:00pm OSU Extension 10th Annual Small Farms Conference
Keynote Address: "It's About the Flavors of Life: Why We Farmers Work So Hard"
David Mas Masumoto, a third generation farmer and writer working with his family on their 80-acre organic farm near Fresno, CA. Masumot is author of several books, "Epitaph for a Peach", "Four Seasons in Five Senses", and his latest entitled "Wisdom of the Last Farmer: Harvesting Legacies from the Land."
<http://extension.oregonstate.edu/news/story.php?S_No=712&storyType=news>
 
7:30pm Back Page # 189 Jody Seay with Caroline Miller, a former county commissioner for Multnomah County, discuss Miller's novel "Heart Land."
<http://tinyurl.com/yfsmpuq>

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Wednesday, March 17
6:00pm University of Oregon / OR Humanities Center
Colin Ruagh Thomas O'Fallon Memorial Lectureship
"MANUScript: Historical Roots of the Modern Manuscript Book"
Suzanne Moore, is a painter and lettering artist whose book works explore the boundaries and links between word and image. Over twenty years, her manuscript books have investigated such subjects as Sequoyah and the Cherokee syllabic writing system, the spiritual aspects of gardening, and artists' thoughts on creative process. As part of the Wales-based team of illuminators and scribes, she is one of two Americans creating illuminations for the Saint John's Bible. Among the private and public collections in the USA and Europe which have acquired Suzanne's work are the Pierpont Morgan Library, The Library of Congress, The James S. Copley Library, and the rare book collections at Harvard University, Smith College and Wellesley College.
<http://ohc.uoregon.edu/ofallon.htm>
Watch online: <http://media.uoregon.edu/channel/?p=956>
 
7:30pm UO Today # 439 Suzanne Moore, book artist, and the 2009-10 O'Fallon Lecturer in Art and American Culture, discusses her work as a book artist, designer, and lettering artist. She also talks about her work on the St. John's Bible. Suzanne Moore gave a lecture entitled "Manuscript,: Historical Roots of the Modern Manuscript Book" on Feb. 4, 2010 as the OHC's 2009-10 O'Fallon Lecturer.
<http://ohc.uoregon.edu/uotsched.htm>
Watch online: <http://media.uoregon.edu/channel/?p=969>

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Thursday, March 18
6:00pm City Club of Eugene Friday Forum (recorded 3/12/10)
"Eugene: Ugly or Beautiful?"
John Rowell - Rowell Brokaw Architects/University of Oregon
Nan Laurence - Senior Planner, City of Eugene
Peter Craycroft - EYELEVEL
<http://cityclubofeugene.org/calendar/2010_03_12.html>
 
7:00pm City Club of Portland Friday Forum (recorded 3/5/10)
"Earthquakes in Oregon: Past, Present and Future"
Scott Burns, Professor of Geology, Portland State University
<http://www.pdxcityclub.org>

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Friday, March 19
6:00pm Sustainable Today # 1001 – Junk to Funk Fashion Show
<http://sustainabletoday.org>
 
7:00pm World Affairs Council of Oregon Great Decisions 2010 Forum
"Kenya & R2P"
Mark L. Schneider, Senior Vice President of International Crisis Group
Synopsis: Post-election rioting in Kenya in December 2007 brought pressure on Nairobi, from international and regional diplomats, to end tensions and avert bloodshed on a massive scale. What lessons can be learned from the intervention in Kenya? What does it mean for the UN's emerging "responsibility to protect" doctrine?
<http://www.worldoregon.org/events/great.php>
 
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Saturday, March 20
4:00pm OSU Extension 10th Annual Small Farms Conference
Keynote Address: "It's About the Flavors of Life: Why We Farmers Work So Hard"
David Mas Masumoto, a third generation farmer and writer working with his family on their 80-acre organic farm near Fresno, CA. Masumot is author of several books, "Epitaph for a Peach", "Four Seasons in Five Senses", and his latest entitled "Wisdom of the Last Farmer: Harvesting Legacies from the Land."
<http://extension.oregonstate.edu/news/story.php?S_No=712&storyType=news>
 
5:30pm Back Page # 189 Jody Seay with Caroline Miller, a former county commissioner for Multnomah County, discuss Miller's novel "Heart Land."
<http://tinyurl.com/yfsmpuq>
 
6:00pm City Club of Eugene Friday Forum (recorded 3/12/10)
"Eugene: Ugly or Beautiful?"
John Rowell - Rowell Brokaw Architects/University of Oregon
Nan Laurence - Senior Planner, City of Eugene
Peter Craycroft - EYELEVEL
<http://cityclubofeugene.org/calendar/2010_03_12.html>
 
7:00pm City Club of Portland Friday Forum (recorded 3/5/10)
"Earthquakes in Oregon: Past, Present and Future"
Scott Burns, Professor of Geology, Portland State University
<http://www.pdxcityclub.org>

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Sunday, March 21
6:00pm University of Oregon / Oregon Humanities Center Lecture
Dr. Temple Grandin, "My Experiences with Autism and Animals"
2009-10 Coleman-Guitteau Professor Mark Unno's winter term course, "The Bull in the China Shop: The Oxen at the Intersection of Nature, Society, and Religion" (REL 407/507), hosts Dr. Temple Grandin, professor of animal sciences at Colorado State University. Dr. Grandin is a writer and scholar whose research often focuses on how to reduce stress on animals during handling at meat-packing plants. She discusses the particular experiences that have enabled her to do her work, including her background as a person with autism.
Information: <http://calendar.uoregon.edu/showanitem.php?refid=9288>
Watch online: <http://media.uoregon.edu/channel/?p=921>
 
7:30pm Back Page # 188 Jody Seay with Bob Shannon, a nationally recognized radio historian, who has published "Turn It Up! American Radio Tales 1946-1996", a collection of columns and interviews with American broadcasting legends.
<http://www.americanradiotales.com>

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