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John Whalley Art at Lord Hall Galleries Feb. 8-March 21

Contact: Laurie Hicks, (207) 581-3247/ 561-3354; George Manlove, 581-3756 ORONO — The UMaine Department of Art is hosting an exhibit of drawings and paintings by Maine artist and American realist John Whalley at the Lord Hall Galleries Feb. 8-March 21. An opening reception for “In Plain Sight, Drawings and Paintings by John Whalley” is scheduled […]

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UMaine Dance Festival Feb. 23 to Showcase International Student Talent

Contact: Sarah Joughin, 581-2905; George Manlove, 581-3756 ORONO — The University of Maine’s fourth annual International Dance Festival will be held Saturday, Feb. 23, at Bangor High School’s Peakes Auditorium, showcasing traditional costumes and homeland dances of some of the many international students on campus. Because the event has grown in variety and participation since […]

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Women and Small Farms Are Topic of Feb. 12 Page Farm & Home Museum Talk

Contact: Patty Henner, 581-4100; Susan Watson, 947-6622, Ext. 5 ORONO — Women operators of small, diversified farms in Maine is the subject of a brown bag lunch lecture at noon, Feb. 12 at the UMaine Page Farm and Home Museum. The guest speaker for the free event is Susan Watson, a small farms coordinator with […]

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UMaine Alumni Association and Phi Kappa Phi to Host Lecture

Contact: Bob Potts, Alumni Programs & Marketing, (207) 581-1149 / 1 (800) 934-2586 ORONO, Me. — The University of Maine Alumni Association, together with Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society, will host a reception and lecture by noted climatologist A. Scott Denning, associate professor at Colorado State University and a 1984 University of Maine graduate. Denning […]

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UMaine Professor, Colleagues Reveal Surprises in Sea Anemone Genome

Contact: Tom Weber (207) 581-3777 ORONO — A team of international researchers, one of them a University of Maine professor, has discovered in a primitive starlet sea anemone the genes for a biochemical pathway that scientists had thought did not exist in animals. Malcolm Shick, a professor of oceanography and zoology at the UMaine School […]

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Fellowships Worth Up to $24,000 Available for Future Teachers

Contact: Prof. Mark Brewer, 207-581-1863 The James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation, a federally endowed and privately funded program designed to strengthen instruction about the Constitution in the nation’s schools, will award generous fellowships in 2008 for master’s degree level graduate study of the framing and history of the U.S. Constitution. College seniors and college graduate […]

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UMaine Team Develops a New Method to Make Composites

Contact: Roberta Laverty at (207) 581-2110 ORONO — Fabrics, wood, concrete, ceramics and other materials are often infused with resin to produce a stronger, more durable composite product — in the marine, automotive, construction and other industries. Researchers at the University of Maine’s Advanced Engineered Wood Composites Center have recently invented a revolutionary new process […]

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The Creative Side of Engineering: Artist Awards Ceremony Planned Feb. 7

Contact: Edwin Nagy 581-2071; George Manlove 581-3756 ORONO — The UMaine Engineering Art Club is holding its artist awards ceremony Friday, Feb. 7, to celebrate the artistry and creativity of engineering students, faculty, and other science- and engineering-related artists in the community. The fourth annual “ART by Engineers” Artist Awards Ceremony is scheduled 5:30-7:30 p.m. […]

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