David Wilson lecture on Museum of Jurassic Technology
Special effects artist and philosopher David Wilson discusses his invention The Museum of Jurassic Technology at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Room 220 of the ASU Art Building. The free event is open to the public and highlights his imagined museum of creatures objects and phenomena. For information call the ASU School of Art at 965 3468.
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David Wilson
Museum of Jurassic Technology
Arizona State University
Wilson
Los Angeles
Venice Boulevard
ASU School of Art
Art of the 90s lecture by Christopher Knight at ASU
Christopher Knight of the Los Angeles Times delivers the Elaine Horwitch Annual Lecture in Contemporary Art Criticism on April 5 at 7 30 p m in Need Hall Arizona State University. The free public lecture invites attendees and College of Fine Arts provides 965 6536 for information.
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Christopher Knight
Los Angeles Times
Elaine Horwitch
Arizona State University
Need Hall
The
College of Fine Arts
ASU Career Discovery program invites design students
Arizona State University welcomes high school and community college students plus career changers to an eight day summer Career Discovery program from June 18 to 25. Tuition is 550 dollars covering fees room board health services insurance transportation and facilities. Application deadline is May 27 with a 20 dollar accompanying fee. For information call 965-8169 or write to Career Discovery College of Architecture and Environmental Design ASU Tempe AZ 85287-1905.
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Arizona State University
College of Architecture and Environmental Design
Tempe
Library tour at Central Arizona College campus tour group
Joanna K. Michelich leads a tour of the soon-to-be-completed Library Learning Assistance Center at the Superstition Mountain Campus in Apache Junction before CAC Board of Governors meeting. Joining her are CAC leaders and board members from multiple campuses.
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Joanna K. Michelich
Superstition Mountain
Central Arizona College
Apache Junction
CAC Board of Governors
Michelich
Lucile Rock
CAC
Dorothy Fulton
Mac McCarthy
Signal Peak
Gloria Guzman
MCC events blend film talks and dance performances
The Career/Re-Entry Center at Mesa Community College presents The Famine Within a 12:30 to 2 p.m. screening with a post film discussion led by MCC counselor Barbara Gordon. MCC Dance Co and Starlight Express Dance Ensemble stage Timeless Tales at Theatre Outback with tickets $4 to $6. An April 5 domestic violence talk features Brenda Slade of Autumn House. Rio Salado hosts multiple April workshops on addiction, violence, job hunting, stress, and education reentry. The third annual Spring Pow Wow at Scottsdale Community College runs April 9–10 with free admission.
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Mesa Community College
MCC
Barbara Gordon
Mesa Community College Dance Co
Starlight Express Dance Ensemble
McC’s
Outback
Southern Ave
Mesa
Center For Public Policy and Services
Kirk Center
Brenda Slade
Autumn House
Rio Salado Community College
Rio
East Valley Service Center
Power Road
Scottsdale Community College
Sun Earth Alliance
Meditation in Motion Yoga Class for Stress Relief
A Saturday session teaches classic postures with simple daily practice to reduce stress and boost health. The class runs 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. with guided deep relaxation and self healing. Tuition is 28 dollars. For information or registration call 461 7493.
Your Trance and Mind Hypnosis for Personal Benefit
Chandler Gilbert Community College Counseling Services hosts a Re-Entry Brown Bag Discussion at the Chandler campus 2626 E Pecos Rd in Room A62. The noon to 115 pm April 13 talk is free and open to the public and offers contact via 732-7317 for more information.
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Chandler-Gilbert
Obituary notices from Mesa area march 1994
Obituaries list services and memorials for numerous Mesa and East Valley residents. Names include Dale E Mietzner Ross Mont Donna Edler Terence Free Martha Penrod Carol Johnson Alberto Lopez Gene M Meng John Praybyia Tommie Williams Devon Nicholson Barbara Anderson Thomas Wagner Quentin Rakestraw James Veach Robert OConnell and others with dates and locations for viewings and services.
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Carol Johnson
Carol Elaine Johnson
Mesa
Bunker’s Garden Chapel
Centennial Way
Scottsdale
Johnson
Sherman Oaks
Calif
Ben
John Jones
Ann Whitehorn
Ben Miller
John Miller
Dan Jones
Barry Jones
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Clee
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Desert View Chapel
Atom Trail
Mietzner
Custom Homes
Stewardson, Ill
Irene
Ralph Vincelli
Marie
Rebecca
Kristine
Pamela Vincelli
Tina McLaughlin
Otting
Edith Walcher
Edna Stambaugh
Reatha Poten Geal Dy Teich
Ross Montgomery
Ross H
Ross
Mont 72
Donald C. Edler
Junction
Edler
U.S
Oakland
Dixie
da Patti
Mark
Terence Free
Little York
Ind
Martha Penrod
Martha Alice Adams Penrod
Church of Jesus Christ
Greatildren
Viskstion
Owens Mortuary
Ninth St
Alberto Lopez
Queen of Peace Catholic Church
Macdonald, Mesa
Grendeeeee
Meldrum Mortuary
N. Macdonald
Gene D. M
Chandler
Bueler
W. Hulet Drive
Menges
Ol Kaneerene
Gloria , Eyer
Cynthia
Gayle” Jones
Joseph Alexander
Gae Brown
Patsy Klinkart
E Indian Reed
Scottdale
John
John T. Praybyia
Mesa Mortuary
Indian School Road
En Carns
Thy
Te Saucaee
Ron Henderson
Walter
Skowski
Marlene John
Visitation
Tommie Williams
Tommie L. Williams
Paonia
Colo
Wee Chapel
Williams
Coxton
Laura
Ron Girardin
Ron
Devon Nicholson
Devon Wilbes
Melcher’s Chapel
Vee Children’s Home
Dee
Higley Road
Barbara Anderson
All Saints Catholic Church
Becker Road
Misee
Ienaperein
Worcester
Mass
Edith Maher
Melcher’s Mission Chapel
Main St
Thomas Wagner
E. University Drive
Evan Wagner
Braddock
Patti Somerar
Marc
Mrs. Cook
Dawson
Iowa
Dees Baat Larsen
Othe Church
S. Hill St
Globe, AZ
Quentin Rakestraw
Quentin M. Rakestraw
James Veach
James I. Veach
Nob Junction
Charles McCarthy
Robert O’connell
Ely Spink Catholic Church
Drive
Empe
Pamela
Marguerite
Ie Gregory
Tempe Mortuary
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