Cambridge Entomological Club Meeting Tonight
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Matan Shelomi
May 12, 2009, 1:57:57 PM5/12/09
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To all Cambridge Entomological Club members and entomology enthusiasts,
Next Week, on Tuesday the 12th, there will be a club meeting at MCZ 101 (26 Oxford Street at Harvard University) at 7:30pm, preceded by a dinner at the law school cafeteria (second floor of Harkness Commons) at 6:15.
This will be our last meeting before the summer vacation, and we will be holding elections for Entomology Club Officers at the meeting. Every vote counts!
In addition, as per club tradition, the President of the Club gives the final speech of the year. Thus, I will be presenting my work on the Determinants of Patterns in the Feeding Behavior of First Instar Helicoverpa armigera Larvae.
Our meetings are free and open to the public, and snacks will be provided. No previous experience in entomology is required, as our talks are geared towards a lay-audience of entomology enthusiasts and their companions.
Be sure to tell friends, lab groups, and coworkers about our events! Also, if you believe that you or someone you know is not signed up on the ent-club announce list, send or have them send their email address to entclub-anno...@entclub.org
We hope to see you there!
-Matan Shelomi
President of the Cambridge Entomological Club
Next Week, on Tuesday the 12th, there will be a club meeting at MCZ 101 (26 Oxford Street at Harvard University) at 7:30pm, preceded by a dinner at the law school cafeteria (second floor of Harkness Commons) at 6:15.
This will be our last meeting before the summer vacation, and we will be holding elections for Entomology Club Officers at the meeting. Every vote counts!
In addition, as per club tradition, the President of the Club gives the final speech of the year. Thus, I will be presenting my work on the Determinants of Patterns in the Feeding Behavior of First Instar Helicoverpa armigera Larvae.
Our meetings are free and open to the public, and snacks will be provided. No previous experience in entomology is required, as our talks are geared towards a lay-audience of entomology enthusiasts and their companions.
Be sure to tell friends, lab groups, and coworkers about our events! Also, if you believe that you or someone you know is not signed up on the ent-club announce list, send or have them send their email address to entclub-anno...@entclub.org
We hope to see you there!
-Matan Shelomi
President of the Cambridge Entomological Club
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