SCHEDULED EVENTS—June 2004

All activities meet at the Adams Alumni Center unless otherwise noted.

Second Notice of the 2004 Annual Meeting

The 2004 Annual Meeting will be immediately following the regular Wednesday Coffee, June 16. At this meeting we will elect officers for the coming year, as well as present various Society reports.

Annual Meeting Agenda

Wednesday, June 16, 2004

· Minutes of May, 14, 2003 Annual meeting

· Treasurers Report

· Interest Group Annual Reports (copies will be available at each table)

· Questions and Discussion

· Election of Officers (Max Lucas, President Elect will automatically move to President)

· Report from the Nominating Committee

· Election of 2004/2005 officers

· Other Business

Afternoon Lecture Series—Rita Haugh (843-7613) and Howard O’Connor (843-1884)

June 10 at 2:30—Speaker is the Honorable John Lungstrum, Judge of Federal District Court of Kansas, who will discuss how he became a judge, what he does, and any problems he cares to talk about.

Bill Hambleton (wwhamble@ku.edu & 843-2508) is in charge of programs for the Afternoon Lecture Series.

Armchair Travel—Bruce and Chris Linton (balinton@ku.edu & 843-6796)

As has been the custom, Armchair Travel will not meet in June, July or August.

Card & Game Theory—Edna & Karmie Galle (galle@ku.edu & 843-2950)

Card and Game Theory group will meet again in September providing a new individual can be found to chair the group. Karmie and Edna Galle will not be able to continue to organize the monthly meetings for next year. Anyone interested in taking on the responsibility for the monthly Card and Game Theory group, please contact Max Lucas or the Galles.

Cinema Studies— Grant Goodman (plim@ku.edu & 841-1066) and Fred Madaus (fmadaus@ku.edu & 841-4939)

Tuesday, June 15 at 2:00 TBA

Computer Study Group— Ed Shaw (eishaw@ku.edu & 842-0475) and Oliver Phillips (ophil@ku.edu & 842-1020), and W. Keith Percival (percival@ku.edu)

June 2 at 9:00 A.M.: By popular demand, in this special program, Mickey will continue with his March discussion of “The Winter Worm Wars" including new versions of Netsky, Bagel, and Mydoom worms, other viruses, backdoors and whatever else you want to hear on computer security and protection.

This is the final meeting of the Spring Semester. The Computer Group will meet again in September!

Domestic Public Policy Study Group—Jim Drury (jdrury@ku.edu & 842-3308)

Meetings begin again in the fall. Details in September newsletter.

Drama Study Group—Arnold Weiss (ahweiss@ku.edu & 842-5502)

Returning to its customary second Friday schedule, Drama Study Group will meet on Friday, June 11, at 1:30 P.M. in the Music Room. New play to be undertaken TBA. Announcement will be made at Ten O'clock Scholars gatherings, and via other media as necessary. As always, queries, comments and suggestions of plays to be read at forthcoming meetings June be addressed to Arnold Weiss via phone or e-mail or in person at Ten O'clock Scholars gatherings.

Foreign Policy Study—Margo Gordon (msgordon@ku.edu & 842-1848)

Monday, June l4 at 3:30 — The topic will be: The Philippines: Dilemmas of Renewed Security Ties. The discussion will be led by Dale Rummer. All are invited.

Gardening—Arno Knapper (knapper@ku.edu & 312-9422) and Dick Shiefelbusch (843

5869)

June 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30—Wednesday mornings at 9:00

Great Books Study Group—Mary Boyden (843-8897)

Great Books will not meet in June, July, or August.

Music—Arno Knapper (knapper@ku.edu & 312-9422)

June 2, 9, 23, and 30—Wednesday mornings—immediately following Ten O’clock Scholars, Music Room.

Ten O’clock Scholars AKA Wednesday Coffee/Business Meeting—Margery Lamb (marjlamb@earthlink.net & 749-4647)

June 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30—Wednesday mornings at 10:00

FYI:

· ORAL HISTORY PROJECT

Thanks to the generous financial support of the KU Endowment Association through the Grace Medes Fund, and other support from the KU Alumni Association, the Oral History Committee is able to continue compiling histories of retired KU faculty and staff. Because more money was needed to complete this year’s work, Dale Seuferling, President of the KU Endowment Association made a one-time contribution available to us. We appreciate his support. Because the yearly amount from the Grace Medes Fund is limited, the Oral History Committee encourages you to show support for the Oral History Project by making contributions to the fund. Checks should be made to KU Endowment Association/Grace Medes Fund.

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