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Out and About

Flights of Fancy, a new exhibit of surrealist collages and rope work by Ingrid Bird, opened in the Music Resource Centre, School of Music, on Thursday, June 30. Ms. Bird’s work captures that place our mind wanders to, that area in our peripheral vision that we can sort of see but not quite focus on. Using chips and fragments of magazine stock as a source of colour or paint, Ms. Bird creates collages that are surrealist versions of situations or scenes. Her rope work is an experimentation in how to draft Celtic knot designs using hemp rope. The show runs until Sept. 30, 2005.

Thursday, June 30

Combinatorics seminar 1-2 p.m. in Mathematics, room HH-3017. Dr. Dany Dyer, University of Regina, will speak on Isomorphic Factorizations of Circulant Graphs.

Friday, July 1

Art show at the garden: Glimpses of Nature 10 a.m.-5 p.m. MUN Botanical Garden. The exhibition runs to July 24. Exhibit hours will vary. Artists include Iris Collett, Marjorie Corbett, Barbara Crosbie, Di Dabinett, Marcia Deibel, Cathy Driedzic, Sheena Findlay, Betty Hall, Karen Hickman, Lynne Loveys-Kane, Gladys Marche, Karen Misik , Ivan Palmer, Genevieve Parsons, Garth Reid, Eve Roberts, Helen Marie Roche, Eleanor Wells, Laura Williams, and Martha Anne Woodworth.

Tuesday, July 5

Healthy Garden Workshop Series - Preventive Health Strategies for Your Garden, 7-9 p.m. MUN Botanical Garden. This evening workshop will take place both in the classroom and the flower gardens. We will look at developing a healthy landscape as a way of minimizing pesticide use. Emphasis will be placed on good garden maintenance, nutrition and the recognition of early signs of problems before they grow to major spray jobs. Instructor: Todd Boland. To register, please e-mail amadden@mun.ca.

Wednesday, July 6

Limbic system dysfunction and the pathophysiology of schizophrenia by Dr. Anthony Grace, Department of Neuroscience, University of Pittsburgh, 3:30-5 p.m. Health Sciences Centre, Lecture Theatre A.

Monday, July 18

Registration begins for eligible students registering in undergraduate courses, fall semester 2005.

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