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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2003
Page
31
Calendar items show the Johnson County Board of Supervisors holding a formal meeting at 9 a.m. in the county administration building and the Iowa City Public Library Board meeting at 5 p.m. in Meeting Room C.
Weekend! magazine previews nightlife and cultural events featuring local concerts film screenings theater and art openings. Cast lists performers venues and times are noted to guide readers through a lively weekend calendar.
Community calendar lists events: 7:30 a.m. breakfast at Richey Ballroom Iowa Memorial Union with keynote by US President David Skorton. others include noon talk at Congregational Church Coralville, farmers markets in Coralville and Washington, a Bel Canto discussion at Iowa City Public Library, Sam Shaber concert at Up Town Bill's, a country dance at Fraternal Order of Eagles, Women For Peace forum in Cedar Rapids, Amateur Night at Penguins Comedy Club Cedar Rapids.
Bus Storytime at the Iowa City Public Library 10 30 a m. meets the Iowa City Animal Care Center. Challenge the Staff 230 330 p m. Mercer Park Scanlon Gym. Teen Advisory Board 3 p m. Mercer Park Scanlon Gym. Young Footliters auditions for The Best Christmas Pageant Ever 5 7 p m. Robert A Lee Community Recreation Center. Call 319 665 5045.
Biochemistry Seminar at 10 30 a m in 2117 MEBRF. Between the Waves dialogue at noon in Women's Resource and Action Center. Careers Day noon to 5 p m in I M U main lounge. DNA damage cell cycle checkpoints talk at 12 30 p m in Bowen Science 2501. Human rights in the Arab world talk at 2 20 p m Boyd Law 225. Truman Capote Award at 4 30 p m Union. Submit Community Calendar items to The Gazette.
The Iowa Hawkeyes rely on a veteran chain gang of sideline ball boys and officials at Kinnick Stadium. Senior members like Jack Boal and Bob Oldis hold prime positions, while Moran and Jacobson seek advancement, risking danger to keep game flow steady during the Iowa City showdown with Arizona State.
North Liberty launches its third annual community campaign to raise 11 000 for local health and human services. Participating groups include L L Pelling Centro J M Swank South Slope Telephone Premier Automotive banks and city offices. Local businesses may contact United Way at 319 338 7823 to start a workplace drive.
The West Liberty Chamber of Commerce sponsors a summer history lunch at the New Strand Theatre with Bob Cline and Ken Donnelly presenting 1930s and 1940s glass slides of local advertising and architecture. Free turkey tenderloin lunch at 11:45 a.m. at Ron De Voe Park accompanies the talks.
Iowa City Young Foot Lifters hold auditions for The Best Christmas Pageant Ever and The Nutcracker at Robert A Lee Community Center. Kinder through 12th graders may audition for one show. Dates include Oct 6 7 for Nutcracker and today and Friday for Pageant Ever with performances in November and December. Call numbers provided for details.
Between the Waves is a Waterloo series at WRAC starting with a noon brown bag discussion. The program aims to foster dialogue across generations of feminists from second wave to Gen X, exploring differences and commonalities to build relationships. Call 319 335 1486 for information.
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