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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20121206T110000
UID:2036@humboldt.edu
DTSTAMP:20020131T020000
SUMMARY:Annual Fall Art and Artisan Fair
DESCRIPTION:The Fall Art and Artisans Fair features wares from HSU's Print
 making Club, Jewelry Club and a variety of Art Department artists. Items 
 include prints, paintings, photographs, ceramics, jewelry, sculpture and 
 more. A great way to support emerging artists and finding gifts for the h
 olidays. Proceeds support the gallery exhibition program and guest artist
 s. Sponsored by the HSU Art Department.
LOCATION:
URL:http://humboldt.edu/events/2012/12/06/2036/
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UID:2014@humboldt.edu
DTSTAMP:20121119T093531
SUMMARY:Mathematics Colloquium
DESCRIPTION:"Subdividing: Secrets of Musical Rhythm and Tonality" presente
 d by Craig Kurumada, ASC, Mathematics and Computer Science, HSU and music
 ian.\n\nOur own culture plays a great role in conditioning our perception
  of normalcy in music and rhythm. In this talk, Kurumada will introduce n
 ew ways of viewing rhythm and tonality. Through a demonstration of Asian 
 and Balkan music and dance, Kurumada will provide the audience with tools
  to \nexpand their appreciation of the ways humans make music. No backgro
 und in music theory or dance ability is necessary.\n\nCraig Kurumada earn
 ed his BA in Linguistics from the University of Utah. He has studied and 
 performed Balkan music for 25 years and is a member of the international 
 folk band, Chubritza.
LOCATION:Science B Room 133
URL:http://humboldt.edu/events/2012/12/06/2014/
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20121206T170000
UID:1752@humboldt.edu
DTSTAMP:20120918T140439
SUMMARY:Dylan Williams, Senior Recital, Percussion
DESCRIPTION:
LOCATION:Fulkerson Recital Hall
URL:http://humboldt.edu/events/2012/12/06/1752/
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20121206T190000
UID:1948@humboldt.edu
DTSTAMP:20020131T020000
SUMMARY:A Wild American Forest Film Screening
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a screening of "A Wild American Forest," a film ab
 out the Klamath Mountain region and discussion with Susan Harrison, an ex
 pert on serpentine soils from UC Davis.\n\nHarrison will share her curren
 t research in the Klamath—revisiting plots set up by Robert Whittaker i
 n the 1960’s. The California Native Plant Society, NorthCoast Environme
 ntal Center, Humboldt State University Natural History Museum, and Backco
 untry Press are co-sponsoring the event in conjunction with the Geos Inst
 itute who funded the film.
LOCATION:Arcata Playhouse
URL:http://humboldt.edu/events/2012/12/06/1948/
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UID:2003@humboldt.edu
DTSTAMP:20020131T020000
SUMMARY:Shakuntala
DESCRIPTION:The HSU Dept. of Theatre, Film & Dance presents a new adaptati
 on of the magical love story from India, Shakuntala, a family-friendly ho
 liday show in Gist Hall Theatre on the HSU campus in Arcata for two weeke
 nds: November 29-December 1, and December 6-8 at 7:30 p.m. with Sunday ma
 tinees at 2 p.m. on Dec. 2 and Dec. 9. , from the HSU Box Office (826-392
 8) or at the door.\n\nThe adaptation of this Sanskrit classic is by HSU p
 rofessor and playwright Margaret Thomas Kelso who describes it as a “ve
 ry sweet fairy tale--with the usual ominous complications-- that everyone
  can enjoy, including children.”\n\nWith a premiere adaptation, origina
 l music by HSU Music professor Brian Post, and directed by HSU professor 
 Rae Robison, this is a unique production of a popular favorite in India s
 eldom seen anywhere in the U.S.
LOCATION:Gist Hall Theater
URL:http://humboldt.edu/events/2012/12/06/2003/
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20121206T200000
UID:1245@humboldt.edu
DTSTAMP:20020131T020000
SUMMARY:AM Jazz Band
DESCRIPTION:Big band tunes by Miles Davis, Duke Ellington and Charles Ming
 us, plus an original composition by Armando Rivera.  Directed by Dan Alda
 g.
LOCATION:Fulkerson Recital Hall
URL:http://humboldt.edu/events/2012/12/06/1245/
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20121206T200000
UID:2026@humboldt.edu
DTSTAMP:20020131T020000
SUMMARY:Jane Hirshfield Poetry Reading
DESCRIPTION:HSU is honored to present a poetry reading by one of America's
  greatest living poets.\n \nMs. Hirshfield's honors included fellowships 
 from the Guggenheim and Rockefeller Foundations, the National Endowment f
 or the Arts, and the Academy of American Poets.  Her poems have appeared 
 in The New Yorker, The Atlantic, and The Nation magazines, among others. 
 \n \nHer latest collection of poetry, entitled "Come, Thief," was publish
 ed in 2011. \n \nMs. Hirshfield's appearance is sponsored by the Departme
 nt of English and the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.
LOCATION:Kate Buchanan Room
URL:http://humboldt.edu/events/2012/12/06/2026/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20120820
UID:1472@humboldt.edu
DTSTAMP:20020131T020000
SUMMARY:Six Rivers Planned Parenthood Medical Outreach Clinic
DESCRIPTION:Mondays 2-4 pm at the Health Center\nWednesdays 1-4 pm at the 
 Health Center\nThursdays 5-7 pm at the "J" Mezzanine Level\n\nDrop-In Hea
 lth Services\n* Birth Control: Offering birth control pills, the patch, t
 he ring,\nor the shot. We have a clinician on site who can fill your birt
 h\ncontrol or we can write you a prescription to be filled at the local p
 harmacy.\n* Emergency Contraception (ECP, Plan B, Morning After Pill):\nW
 hen used up to 5 days after having unprotected sex, ECP is 85% effective 
 at preventing an unplanned pregnancy. But the sooner after sex you take i
 t the better, so keep some on hand for those unexpected emergencies. FPac
 t and Medi Cal both cover the cost of Emergency Contraception for women, 
 or you can purchase it from us for only $25 which is much cheaper than th
 e local pharmacies.\n* Chlamydia & Gonorrhea Testing: Unfortunately Chlam
 ydia is pretty common among young people between the ages of 18-25 and ma
 ny people show no symptoms, so it’s a good idea to get tested regularly
 . Testing is as easy as leaving a urine sample and answering a few questi
 ons.\n* HIV Testing: We use a rapid HIV test with results in 10 minutes. 
 Just a quick finger poke and you can know your status.\n* Pregnancy Testi
 ng & Options Education: If you have a positive pregnancy test, we can hel
 p get you in touch with the services you may need.\n* Supplies: Condoms, 
 lube, and dental dams, oh my! We have a large variety of condoms availabl
 e - basic, colored, flavored, non-latex, larger sizes, and smaller sizes.
LOCATION:HSU Campus Room Health Center, Upstairs and J
URL:http://humboldt.edu/events/2012/08/20/1472/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20120912
UID:1602@humboldt.edu
DTSTAMP:20020131T020000
SUMMARY:Private Pilot Ground School
DESCRIPTION:Always dreamed of flying for fun, as a career, or are you just
  interested in aviation? Here is your opportunity to take the first step.
  The Private Pilot Ground School class will provide you with the knowledg
 e and skills necessary to pass the Federal Aviation Administration writte
 n examination for a Private Pilot certificate. This is a beginner's class
  and no prior knowledge or skill is required.\n\nThe class will cover aer
 odynamics, instruments, navigation communications, weather, performance c
 harts, flight operations and other subjects required by the FAA as a foun
 dation for all aspiring pilots. Books and materials will be discussed and
  may be purchased at the first class meeting. Please bring a highlighter 
 and simple math calculator to class.
LOCATION:Nelson Hall East Room 106
URL:http://humboldt.edu/events/2012/09/12/1602/
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DTSTART;TZID=US/Pacific:20121106T080000
UID:2022@humboldt.edu
DTSTAMP:20020131T020000
SUMMARY:HSU Holiday Food Drive and Hunger Fighter Challenge
DESCRIPTION:Have you noticed the Humboldt County Food Bank barrels around 
 campus? HSU’s Holiday Food Drive is taking place through Thursday, Dec.
  6th!  \n\nAll donations collected on campus will be given to the Humbold
 t County Food Bank Food for People, for distribution to over 10,000 low i
 ncome children, families, people with disabilities, and seniors a month.\
 n\nThis year, we are encouraging clubs, student organizations, university
  departments, faculty and staff to participate in the HSU Hunger Fighter 
 Challenge. One winning club/student organization and one winning departme
 nt with the most donations will be invited to celebrate with a spaghetti 
 dinner next semester. Each winning team may select 4-6 members to attend 
 the meal. To enter the Hunger Fighter Challenge, place food donations in 
 a strong bag and attach a note with the name of your club and contact inf
 ormation.\n\nDonations may be delivered either to the Center for Service 
 Learning & Academic Internships (NHW 139) or in food barrels at the follo
 wing campus locations: \n\no	College Creek Lobby\no	The “J”\no	Studen
 t Business Services \no	Outside the Clubs Office in the University Center
 ’s   \n         South Lounge\no	Harry Griffith Hall	\no	Founders Hall\n
 o	The HSU Library\no	Siemens Hall\no	Behavioral and Social Sciences\n\nTh
 e HSU Holiday Food Drive is sponsored by the Service Learning Interns and
  the Center for Service Learning & Academic Internships.
LOCATION:Various locations around campus
URL:http://humboldt.edu/events/2012/11/06/2022/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20121127
UID:2025@humboldt.edu
DTSTAMP:20020131T020000
SUMMARY:Works by the Giant Squid: A Print Makers Collective
DESCRIPTION:Humboldt State University’s First Street Gallery presents Wo
 rks by the Giant Squid: A Print Makers Collective featuring affordable wo
 rks of art for the Holiday Season. The exhibition, which is produced by s
 tudents in HSU’s Museum and Gallery Practices Program, runs Nov. 27 to 
 Dec. 23.\n\nThis exhibition consists of a wide variety of mediums such as
  woodcuts, etching, engravings, lithographs and serigraphy, all covering 
 a broad array of subjects. Many of contributing artists are students and 
 alumni of Professor Sarah Whorf’s Printmaking classes at Humboldt State
  University.\n\nBased in Eureka, California, Giant Squid formed as an art
 ists collective earlier this year in an effort to pool and share the tech
 nical resources necessary to make fine art prints. This show is their deb
 ut exhibition as a collective. The artists included in the show are Cryst
 al Azul, Isaac Bluefoot, Brittany Britton, Tim Camp, Tim Clewell, Kristy 
 Eden, Rhianna Gallagher, Max Garcia, Jorden Goodspeed, Jeff Jensen, Ruth 
 Jensen, Sam Kirby, Justin Skillstad, Crystal Thorpe and Sarah Whorf.\n\nA
 n opening reception in honor of the artists will be held at HSU First Str
 eet Gallery on Saturday, December 1st, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. The exhibit
 ion will run from November 27th – December 23rd, 2009. The gallery is o
 pen Tuesday through Sunday, noon to 5:00 p.m., and is located at 422 Firs
 t Street, Eureka, California. Admission is free and those planning group 
 tours are encouraged to call ahead at 707-443-6363.
LOCATION:First Street Gallery
URL:http://humboldt.edu/events/2012/11/27/2025/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20121127
UID:2034@humboldt.edu
DTSTAMP:20020131T020000
SUMMARY:Wilderness First Responder Training
DESCRIPTION:This challenging course is designed to provide outdoor leaders
 , instructors, guides, rangers and travelers with the knowledge needed to
  deal with emergencies in remote settings. It is an 80-hour curriculum th
 at meets national standards for both urban and extended care situations. 
 Special topics include but are note limited to: wilderness wound manageme
 nt and infection, realigning fractures and dislocations, improvised splin
 ting techniques, patient monitoring and long-term management problems, up
 -to-date information on all environmental emergencies, plus advice on dru
 g therapies. Please contact HSU Center Activities or the National Outdoor
  Leadership School (NOLS) for more course information!
LOCATION:Arcata, CA
URL:http://humboldt.edu/events/2012/11/27/2034/
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