For the second time in under a year, I'll be heading to Amherst tomorrow, this time to give a speech at Hampshire College. The deets:
Thursday, April 20
6:00 PM-7:30 PM
Hampshire College
Franklin Patterson Hall
East Lecture Hall
Amherst, MA 01002
Here's a link to a campus map. I'm going to be trying out some new material in the talk, should be fun. I hope those in the area can make it.
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Hey Chris,
re: "...trying out some new material."
Does this mean that you will be talking about hurricanes and global warming? If so, I'll try to rally a few folks from the UMass Department of Geosciences.
Either way, I'm looking forward to it!
Cheers, James
James,
Er, no. Can't promise I'll talk on that topic I'm afraid....Still on a learning curve. But I hope to see you!
cm
PS. James, just let me add that pretty much every aspect of the speech has changed compared to the speech you heard back in November in Amherst....
Amherst is nice, comfortable. I spent the early 70s there as a UMass grad student. A year later, I'm a weekly's new editor in an Alaskan fishing village. I met the former editor and his squadron of friends. All Hampshire College students during my Amherst stay. Tiny village, small world, even across a continent.
30 years later, many are still there.