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Old Schoolhouse Lecture Series & Desert Institute Present...

The Second Friday Lecture Series 2008-2009

Where-- Old Schoolhouse Museum

6760 National Park Drive

29 Palms (across the street from the 29 Palms Inn)

Time-- Lectures begin at 7:00 p.m.

Admission-- $5.00 at the door

Season tickets now available for $35.00

For further information call:

Karina White, Desert Institute Program Director

760-367-5535

 

October 10, 2008

Life at the Keys Ranch

Willis Keys, Son of a Pioneer

  

November 14, 2009

Desert Literature

Michel Walker, M.A., Enviromental Literature

Professor of English, Copper Mountain College

  

December 12, 2008

Spanish Trail

Clifford James Walker, Author, Historian

  

January 9, 2009

San Andreas Fault

Bruce Bridenbecker, M.S., Geosciences

Professor, Copper Mountain College

  

February 13, 2009

Desert Lizards: Ecology and Distribution

Dean Leavitt, Ph.D. Candidate, Ecology

  

March 13, 2009

Randall Henderson & Desert Magazine

Phil Brigandi, Author of Barnstorming the Desert

Orange County Archivist

  

May 8, 2009

Cacti, Agaves, and Yuccas

Stephen Ingram, M.A. Bottany, Author of

Cacti, Agaves, and Yuccas of California and Nevada

  

June 12, 2009

General Patton and the Desert Training Center

Rolla Queen, Archaeological Historian

  

 

 

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