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| − | * Feb. 26, 2007: The [http://florawww.eeb.uconn.edu/ EEB Greenhouses] exhibited dozens of interesting specimens from the living collections at the CT Flower and Garden Show held this past weekend at the Connecticut Convention Center in Hartford. Greenhouse Manager Clinton Morse was on hand all four days to answer questions from the public. The Greenhouses will also be exhibiting at the [http://www.cptv.org/local/special/ScienceExpo/Science_Expo.asp 16th Annual CPTV Science Expo] to be held at the Connecticut Expo Center in late April. | + | * Feb. 26, 2007: The [http://florawww.eeb.uconn.edu/ EEB Greenhouses] exhibited dozens of interesting specimens from the living collections at the CT Flower and Garden Show held this past weekend at the Connecticut Convention Center in Hartford. Greenhouse Manager Clinton Morse was on hand all four days to answer questions from the public. The Greenhouses will also be exhibiting at the [http://www.cptv.org/local/special/ScienceExpo/Science_Expo.asp 16th Annual CPTV Family Science Expo] to be held at the Connecticut Expo Center in late April. |
* Feb. 10, 2007: The [http://florawww.eeb.uconn.edu/ EEB Greenhouses] donated numerous large carnivorous plants to the new [http://www.providenceri.com/botanical-center/ Roger Williams Botanical Center] in nearby Providence, RI. The new conservatory opens to the public on March 2nd. EEBs own Matt Opel took part in the installation of the carnivorous plant bog garden along with other members of the [http://www.necps.org/?action=meetings&date=20070210 New England Carnivorous Plant Society]. | * Feb. 10, 2007: The [http://florawww.eeb.uconn.edu/ EEB Greenhouses] donated numerous large carnivorous plants to the new [http://www.providenceri.com/botanical-center/ Roger Williams Botanical Center] in nearby Providence, RI. The new conservatory opens to the public on March 2nd. EEBs own Matt Opel took part in the installation of the carnivorous plant bog garden along with other members of the [http://www.necps.org/?action=meetings&date=20070210 New England Carnivorous Plant Society]. | ||
* Feb. 9, 2007: '''Susan Letcher''' is the first place winner of the Wallace Stevens Poetry Contest! Congratulations Susan. | * Feb. 9, 2007: '''Susan Letcher''' is the first place winner of the Wallace Stevens Poetry Contest! Congratulations Susan. | ||
Revision as of 19:06, 26 February 2007
- Feb. 26, 2007: The EEB Greenhouses exhibited dozens of interesting specimens from the living collections at the CT Flower and Garden Show held this past weekend at the Connecticut Convention Center in Hartford. Greenhouse Manager Clinton Morse was on hand all four days to answer questions from the public. The Greenhouses will also be exhibiting at the 16th Annual CPTV Family Science Expo to be held at the Connecticut Expo Center in late April.
- Feb. 10, 2007: The EEB Greenhouses donated numerous large carnivorous plants to the new Roger Williams Botanical Center in nearby Providence, RI. The new conservatory opens to the public on March 2nd. EEBs own Matt Opel took part in the installation of the carnivorous plant bog garden along with other members of the New England Carnivorous Plant Society.
- Feb. 9, 2007: Susan Letcher is the first place winner of the Wallace Stevens Poetry Contest! Congratulations Susan.
- The Graduate Student Handbook has now been incorporated into the EEBedia. You can (and should!) edit it if you spot inaccuracies.
- Feb. 6, 2007: Paul Lewis will demonstrate how to create and edit pages in the EEBedia from 11am until noon on Thursday (Feb. 8) in the Bamford room (TLS 171b)
- Jan. 29, 2007: EEB grads: if you haven't done so already (but want to), upload your photo for the EEB website here
