Hi ladies!!!

Ok I (dania) went to go sign up for times, and there really wasn't that much
becuase Varsity for some reason has priority...this is what we have to work
with, and I know a bunch of us can make quite a few of these times out of the
field- its field number 6 because Redstone won't have nets or lines.  So these
times start as soon as tomorrow, the field is ours, here they are: and lets try
to make these practices....(by the way it may be raining most of the week and
cleats should be ok to wear but its muddy)
here is this week's times:

Tuesday 4/13    6pm  till 8
Wednesday  4/14  6pm   to 8
Thursday  4/15    4 to 5:30 pm
Saturday 4/17( we dont have to go but i put it down because i heard its the one
NON rainy day...)  3-5
Sunday 4/18   1- 3 pm

email back so we can see if you guys want to start practice this week or the
next.
bye
dania

Quoting Danielle Frechette <[log in to unmask]>:

> Hey Everyone,
> I apologize for this "missuse" of the listserv, but I promise I won't do
> it again, and I wanted to let you all know about a really cool event
> here on campus.
> I have been working on bringing a speaker to UVM, and have been
> successful. The speaker is Dr. Roger Payne, the scientist who first
> discovered that humpback whales sing, (among other things) and is the
> founder of the Ocean Alliance, an organization dedicated to
> coonservation through research and education. He has also been very
> active in conservation of marine mammals and the oceans they inhabit. He
> is an incredibly eloquent and powerful speaker, and it will be a great
> talk. The talk is entitled, ‘Whales: how prey behavior and ocean
> acoustics selected for the largest animals that have ever lived.’ It
> will be in Stafford Hall, Rm 101 on Wednesday April 14, 4:30 to 5:30 pm.
> Refreshments will be served afterwards. For more information on Dr.
> Payne or the Ocean Alliance and its programs, you can check out
> www.oceanalliance.org. Feel free to e-mail me with any questions.
> :) Danielle
>


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