Tuscaloosa Business Calendar for 2012-03-01(Thu March 1st 2012)
Event ID: 6601
Source: University of Alabama
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Miniature Book Society's Traveling Exhibit
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Thu March 1st 2012
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12:00 AM
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Gorgas Library on The University of Alabama campus will play host to the Miniature Book Society's national traveling exhibit from Wednesday, Feb. 15, to Sunday, April 15. The exhibit is sponsored by University Libraries and the Alabama Center for the Book. For centuries, individuals have been collecting miniature books. To promote knowledge of these tiny treasures, the Miniature Book Society has created a national traveling exhibit showcasing modern masterpieces as well as historic examples. The traveling exhibit also includes books from the Miniature Book Society's annual competition. Two University of Alabama students from the School of Library and Information Studies Book Arts Program entered the 2011 competition. Their books will be featured in the collection. Mary Elizabeth Watson's book "Cat Talk" measures 3 inches by 2 5/8 inches. It features images hand drawn and printed from photographic plates. Timothy Winkler's book "Jumble" is 3 inches by 3 inches. It is a letterpress book printed with polymer plates and linocuts. The design is meant to represent a chaotic "mess" of ideas. Winkler is both author and illustrator. To accompany the exhibit, four additional display cases will feature 22 miniature books from W.S. Hoole Special Collections Library's Book Arts Collection and information about the art of collecting miniature books. In the United States, a miniature book is usually considered to be one which is no more than 3 inches in height, width or thickness. Earlier this year, a miniature book from 1749, "T Oranje Geslagt," was priced at $20,000 on a bookseller's website. The exhibit is free and open to the public. It can be viewed during regular library hours: 7:30 a.m. to 2 a.m. Monday-Thursday; 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday; and noon to 2 a.m. Sunday. For holiday closings and exceptions, go to http://www.lib.ua.edu/spring2012 or call 205/348-1416.
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Event ID: 6602
Source: University of Alabama
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Sakura Festival
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Thu March 1st 2012
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Thu March 1st 2012
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12:00 AM
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In traditional Japanese thought, the time of ohanami, or viewing of the cherry blossoms, reminds one of the paradoxically fleeting yet enduring nature of life, which is symbolized in the single moment when a cherry blossom petal detaches itself to float earthward. In contemporary Japan, friends joyfully gather whenever the cherry trees, called sakura, blossom. Ohanami is delightful on the UA campus at the corner of University Boulevard and Stadium Drive. Takemine Mochizuki of Narashino City donated the cherry trees at Shelton State Community College, as well as those in Narashino Grove of Lurleen Wallace Boulevard. You can also view the lovely cherry blossoms at JVC America, Inc., the UA Arboretum, and the Birmingham Botanical Gardens. There are a number of exciting events that make up the Sakura Festival. Check our website or the attached image for a full listing.
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Event ID: 6377
Source: Tuscaloosa Chamber
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Sakura Festival
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University Mall
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Thu March 1st 2012
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Thu March 1st 2012
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8:00 AM
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8:00 AM
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University Mall
Thursday, March 1, 6pm – Saturday, March 31, 2012, 6pm
Description: A monthlong celebration of Japanese art and culture.
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Event ID: 6640
Source: Tuscaloosa Chamber
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Now Accepting Applications for the 41st Annual Kentuck Festival of the Arts, October 20 & 21
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www.zapplication.org
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Thu March 1st 2012
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8:00 AM
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www.zapplication.org
Ongoing through Friday, June 1, 2012
Cost: $35 early bird fee / $50 after May 14
Age Range: Adults
Contact: kentuck@kentuck.org
Description: Now Accepting Applications for the 41st Annual Kentuck Festival of the Arts, October 20 & 21, NORTHPORT- Applications are now available online at www.zapplication.org for the 41st Kentuck Festival of the Arts. Apply before May 14 and receive an application discount. The deadline to apply is June 1. Notification of acceptance will go out June 29., On October 20 and 21 more than 250 artists and tens of thousands of art enthusiasts will converge under the shady trees of Kentuck Park in Northport, Alabama to celebrate the 41st Annual Kentuck Festival of the Arts. Nationally recognized for its quality and diversity, a stroll through the Kentuck Festival brings visitors eye-to-art with a variety of artistic styles ranging from folk to contemporary art and craft. Traditional and heritage craft artists such as basket weavers, blacksmiths, potters and quilters invite visitors to watch them demonstrate their skills and share the secrets of their craft., Demonstrating crafts artists including Miller Family Pottery, West Alabama Quilters Guild, West Alabama Woodworkers, and Andrew McCall preserve the skills of their craft, often passed down from generation to generation, as well as the cultural heritage of the south. Jerry Brown, another long time festival demonstrator, has been named a National Heritage Fellow by the National Endowment for the Arts and has received the Alabama Folk Heritage Award from the Alabama Council on the Arts. Guest artists such as Lonnie Holley, Charlie Lucas, and Butch Anthony, have been capturing national and international acclaim with their powerful visual images. A long time festival guest artist,, Lonnie Holley was featured in the Museum of American Folk Art Exhibition of Self-Taught Artists of the 20th Century. Kentuck Guest Artist for over 25 years, Charlie “Tin Man” Lucas has been featured in the recently published book “Tin Man” by The University of Alabama Press, and has been invited to Venice, Italy this June to attend the Venice Biennial Festival as part of a contingent from the American Folk Art Museum., Kentuck will feature a variety of music on two stages, while an interactive art environment in the center of the Festival entertains both young and old with an invitation to befriend a tuba at the musical petting zoo, squish clay, or indulge in fabric fantasies at the tie-dye area. Participants may also sample delectable, traditional Southern cuisine such as barbeque, fried chicken, ribs or catfish as well as gyros and vegetarian fare., Free continuous shuttles provide transportation to the park from downtown Northport and the Northport Civic Center. Advance purchase only weekend tickets are available online starting July until October 19 for $15 for ages 12 and up. Children under 12 are admitted free. Daily tickets will be $10 per person per day. Tickets can be purchased online or at the gate., For additional information or call (205) 758-1257.
More info: www.kentuck.org
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Event ID: 6247
Source: Tuscaloosa Chamber
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Ribbon Cutting/ Grand Opening - Regions Bank
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2735 University Blvd.
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Thu March 1st 2012
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Thu March 1st 2012
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8:30 AM
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9:00 AM
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2735 University Blvd.
Tuscaloosa/Alberta
Thursday, March 1, 2012, 8:30 – 9am
Description: Ribbon Cutting
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Event ID: 6587
Source: University of Alabama
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TIAA-CREF Individual Counseling
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Thu March 1st 2012
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Thu March 1st 2012
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9:00 AM
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9:00 AM
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Setting up a long-term financial plan can be a complicated task. It involves evaluating your potential income sources, and then factoring in the impact of taxes, inflation and the larger economic picture. Meeting with a TIAA-CREF Individual Consultant for a one-on-one counseling session can help you sort things out and make informed decisions. If you are interested in signing up for a counseling session, please call TIAA-CREF at 800-732-8353.
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Event ID: 6588
Source: University of Alabama
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Of Sumo and Samurai: Japanese Woodblock Prints from the Collection of Dr. and Mrs. William T. Price
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Thu March 1st 2012
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9:00 AM
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March 1 - 22 in the Ferguson Center Art Gallery
Opening reception, Thursday, March 8, 6-8 p.m.
The exhibit will feature prints from the collection of Dr. and Mrs. William T. Price. The Ferguson Center Art Gallery will be opened daily on a limited basis. For more information or to view the exhibit by appointment, contact Dr. Catherine Pagani at 348-9944 or cpagani@as.ua.edu. http://art.ua.edu/site/galleries/other-galleries/ Credit line for image: Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1797-1861)
Meisho Takeda Harunobu Nyudo Shingen (The Famous General Takedo Harunbou Nyudo Shingen)
From the series Kawanakajima hyaku yusho sen no uchi (One Hundred Heroic Generals in Battle at Kawanakajima)
Woodblock print, 1843-45
From the Collection of Dr.and Mrs. William T. Price
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Event ID: 6589
Source: University of Alabama
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Curved Taper-and-Swell: Stephen Watson MA Exhibition
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Thu March 1st 2012
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Thu March 1st 2012
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12:00 PM
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Stephen Watson MA Exhibition March 1-22
at the Harrison Galleries, 2315 Univ. Blvd., Tuscaloosa
Opening Reception: March 1, 6-9 p.m.
Gallery hours: Monday-Friday 12-5 p.m., or by appointment: (205) 310-1648
About his work, Stephen Watson writes: "My shape is a curved taper-and-swell. The name of the shape is a description –the shape is curved, tapers at the ends, and swells in the middle. While it is similar to a crescent moon, a banana, a boat, or a smile, the shape is none of these things. It is a curved, tapering, swelling shape that is reminiscent of much but is specifically very little.
Each permutation of a curved taper-and-swell varies visually. At times, the shape is clearly defined; at other times, it is completely concealed. My shape is more like a material than an idea. Rather than carrying meaning, the shape is a medium as essential to my work as paint or wood. It serves as a vehicle, general guideline, or excuse to explore other materials and concepts."
TAKE THE ART RIDE free, downtown on March 1, 5:45 - 8:30 p.m. to the Harrison Galleries, Paul Jones Art Gallery, Kentuck Gallery and return to the Sarah Moody Gallery! The Art Ride is sponsored by the Blount Undergraduate Initiative, the Paul R. Jones Collection of American Art, New College and the College of Arts and Sciences.
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Event ID: 6590
Source: University of Alabama
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Graduate Student Workshop: Introduction to Digital Tools for Research
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Thu March 1st 2012
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Thu March 1st 2012
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12:30 PM
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12:30 PM
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This workshop will showcase three usable tools for research organization, text analysis, and data visualization: Zotero, Voyant Tools, and Google Fusion Tables. Starting from square one, participants will learn how to start using these tools while considering their possibilities and limitations. The workshop will be lead by Franky Abbott, Ph.D. candidate in American Studies at Emory's Graduate Institute of Liberal Arts. She is the former managing editor of Southern Spaces and currently works as a graduate fellow for Emory's Digital Scholarship Commons (DiSC).
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Event ID: 6591
Source: University of Alabama
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Microsoft Excel 2010 Level IV
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Thu March 1st 2012
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Thu March 1st 2012
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1:30 PM
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1:30 PM
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Event Description:
NOTE: This "pilot" course is for Financial Affairs employees only.
Logical functions, formulas and math are addressed in Microsoft Excel Level IV as the knowledge level and application of skills at a more intermediate level is explained, demonstrated, practiced and then applied by learners.
Level IV Topics:
Common Formulas and Functions
Predefined Template Applications
Opening Text Files in Excel
Working with Sub-totals
Pre-requisites for Microsoft Excel 2010 Level IV:
Online: A passing score of 80% on All Beginning Level Microsoft Excel Course Tests in SkillPort, OR
Instructor-Led: Completion of Levels I, II & III of the Microsoft Excel Instructor-Led Courses. To register, click here.
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Event ID: 6317
Source: Tuscaloosa Chamber
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March Art Night at Kentuck
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Kentuck Art Center
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Thu March 1st 2012
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Thu March 1st 2012
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5:00 PM
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9:00 PM
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Kentuck Art Center
503 Main Avenue
Northport, AL 35476
Thursday, March 1, 2012, 5 – 9pm
Cost: Free
Age Range: All Ages
Contact: Valerie Piette
Description: Kentuck’s March 1st Art Night, 5-9 p.m., features fun for all ages with an Art Night Scavenger Hunt, “Copper Jewelry Blitz” make-and-take craft, Youth Art Month show, live music by Berteal, cob oven pizzas, and open studios. Kentuck continues The Music Lives On: Folk Song Traditions Told by Alabama Artists, showing through March 29, and opens recent work by Suzan Buckner and Contemporary Potters from the Fusing Red Earth: Moundville Pottery Gathering and Expo project showing through March 31., Georgine Clarke Building: The Music Lives On: Folk Song Traditions Told by Alabama Artists. In continuing celebration of the Year of Alabama Music, Kentuck is presenting The Music Lives On: Folk Song Traditions Told by Alabama Artists, an exhibition of works depicting the region’s great musical traditions created by the state’s most celebrated folk artists. Those represented in this colorful exhibition include such acclaimed artists as Lonnie Holley, Joe Minter, Charlie Lucas, and Thornton Dial. This traveling exhibition started at the Vulcan Museum in Birmingham and can be experienced at Kentuck through March 29. The exhibit hours are Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 11am to 2pm., Also in the Georgine Clarke Building: Contemporary Potters exhibit, part of the Fusing Red Earth: Moundville Pottery Gathering and Expo project. Fusing Red Earth is a gathering of potters, scholars, museum professionals and anyone else interested in Southeastern Indian pottery. This four day program consists of symposiums, lectures, workshops and museum and collection tours. Saturday, March 31 is a public expo day where potters display their works and demonstrate the art of pottery making. Outdoor firings, hands-on activities and artifact identification are additional offerings during the public day., Also part of the project, companion exhibits are presented at two different locations. In partnership with Kentuck Museum, Contemporary Potters, features the work of artists, both native and non-native, influenced by Southeaster Indian pottery. An opening reception will be held March 1 as part of Kentuck’s monthly Art Night and a closing reception is scheduled for March 31. Moundville’s sister museum, the Alabama Museum of Natural History, is hosting Ancient Artists, an exhibit of prehistoric and historic works from University of Alabama Museums permanent collections., While there are many different program elements, the pottery gathering does have two specific points of focus. The first aspect is the revitalization of pottery making among Southeastern Indian people. Lectures, demonstrations and workshops are being offered to Alabama Indian Education teachers and representatives of different tribal nations. Any other educators interested in the program are also encouraged to attend. The second focal point is Southeastern Indian iconography, the study of the meaning of traditional symbols used on Southeastern Native American artwork. Since prehistoric times, pottery has been one of the major art forms to incorporate images which represent aspects of Southeastern Indian world beliefs. Participants will discuss the meanings of these symbols during lectures and panel discussions., Registration is required and fees are charged for persons attending the entire gathering. Regular admission is charged to visitors attending the gathering’s Saturday expo at Moundville Archaeological Park. For more information, contact the Office of Education at Moundville at 205-371-8732 or visit their website at moundville.ua.edu., Museum Gallery: recent mixed media work by Suzan Buckner. Suzan Buckner has been painting and making art for four years, mainly working with acrylic painting. Suzan has spent the last 10 years married and living in Woodville, Alabama. Her work has been published in Stampington's magazine, Art Journaling as well as Stampington's 2010 Art Journaling Calendar and several other publications. She is also published as a contributing artist in the art book "Art at the Speed of Life" by Pam Carriker., Join us for an Art Night Scavenger Hunt! Participating venues in downtown Northport and Tuscaloosa will have lists of clues for whoever wishes to participate. Everyone is welcome to join in the fun. The winner gets a goody bag of discounts from participating businesses. Winner will be announced by March 7., Kentuck Courtyard: live music by Berteal, open studios, and cob oven goodies., Also in the Courtyard: “Copper Jewelry Blitz” with artist Cecily Chaney. For only $5 to $25, depending on materials, make your own copper earrings, pendant, or bracelet to take home., In celebration of Youth Art Month, The Courtyard of Wonders will also host a show of student art work from the Northport Fine Arts Initiative elementary schools. NFAI is funded by the City of Northport and places University students into Northport elementary schools to teach art and music to kindergarten through fifth grades. The exhibition will feature artwork from Matthews, Flatwoods, Faucett-Vestavia, Huntington Place, Crestmont, and Northport Elementary., The Music Lives On: Folk Song Traditions Told by Alabama Artists is presented in part by the Alabama Tourism Department and the Alabama Humanities Foundation., Fusing Red Earth Pottery Gathering and Expo is partially funded through a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts., Art Night is the first Thursday of each month and celebrates the opening of all exhibits in downtown Northport galleries. Kentuck studio artists also host their monthly Open Studios for visitors to see works in progress, meet the artists, and see the actual workspaces where the artists apply materials, design, technique and equipment to the creative process.
More info: www.kentuck.org
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Event ID: 6592
Source: University of Alabama
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Math 100 Help Session
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Thu March 1st 2012
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Thu March 1st 2012
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5:00 PM
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5:00 PM
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Free Walk-in tutoring available to UA undergraduate students. No appointments needed. MTLC Club Room (Tutwiler Annex).
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Event ID: 6593
Source: University of Alabama
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Chemistry Tutoring
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Thu March 1st 2012
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5:00 PM
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5:00 PM
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Free walk-in tutoring for Chemistry 101, 102, 105, 117, 118, 231 and 232. Gorgas Library, Room 106 next to Java City. No appointments needed. |
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Event ID: 6216
Source: Tuscaloosa Chamber
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Spring Breast Event
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1847 Commons North Dr
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Thu March 1st 2012
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Thu March 1st 2012
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5:30 PM
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6:30 PM
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Event Description:
1847 Commons North Dr
Tuscaloosa, AL 35406
Thursday, March 1, 2012, 5:30 – 6:30pm
Sponsored By: Plastic Surgery of Tuscaloosa
Contact Phone: 2053490049
Contact Email: nikki.hall.a@gmail.com
Contact: Nikki @ 205.349.0049
Description: Dr. Ross Bunch, of Plastic Surgery of Tuscaloosa, is hosting a Spring Breast Event Thursday, March 1 at 5:30 pm. Join us to learn about breast procedures and implants as well as receive a free consultation and discounts!, Space is limited, so reserve your spot today by calling 349-0049!
More info: www.plasticsurgeryinc.com
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Event ID: 6594
Source: University of Alabama
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REALTALK. Women's Issues on Campus: Sharing the Personal.
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Thu March 1st 2012
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Thu March 1st 2012
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5:30 PM
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5:30 PM
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REALTALK. Women's Issues on Campus: Sharing the Personal. Break out of the bubble and engage in real communication. RealTalk is the place where students speak up and share experiences in a safe and supportive space. Each month's topic is chosen by students and the conversation is facilitated by student moderators from Sustained Dialogue. At this RealTalk, women and men are invited to share thoughts about the things that matter in the daily lives of women on the UA campus. Bring your experience and insight to this honest and respectful discussion. Thursday, March 1, 2012, 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm, The Anderson Room, Ferguson Center. Refreshments will be served. All are welcome. Sponsored by Sustained Dialogue and Crossroads Community Center.
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Event ID: 6595
Source: University of Alabama
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Clarence Cason Award Banquet
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Thu March 1st 2012
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Thu March 1st 2012
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6:00 PM
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6:00 PM
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Recipient this year is Frye Gaillard, writer.
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Event ID: 6596
Source: University of Alabama
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Anthology: Sculpture and Drawings by Ann Norton
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Thu March 1st 2012
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6:00 PM
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Exhibition: Anthology: Sculpture and Drawings by Ann Norton Exhibit dates: March 1 – March 30, 2012 Opening reception: Thursday, March 1, 103 Garland Hall and 109 Woods Hall, 7-8:30PM Lecture event: March 1, 205 Smith Hall, 6:00PM Sculpture and drawings from the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens will be on view at the Sarah Moody Gallery of Art and the Sella-Granata Art Gallery on Woods Quad for the month of March. The exhibition highlights include visiting lecturer Cynthia Palmieri who will speak at 205 Smith Hall on Thursday, March 1 at 6:00PM. Palmieri serves as Executive Director of Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, West Palm Beach, Florida. She has overseen or served as curator for exhibitions on Marino Marini, Elizabeth Catlett, the 30th Anniversary of Ann Norton, Lincoln Center Print Collection and 100 Years of Women in the Arts. Her awards include Most Green with Least Green (200910) and the Muse Award for Outstanding Collaboration in 2011. She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Pratt Institute of Art. Her lecture will be followed by the opening reception in the Sarah Moody Gallery and Sella-Granata Art galleries from 7:00-8:30PM. This exhibition is organized by the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, West Palm Beach, Florida. Cynthia Palmeiri, executive director of the Gardens, is curator of the show. This exhibit offers a survey of sculpture by Selma native Ann Weaver Norton (1905-1982) and exposes something of the artist's thought process through the accompanying works on paper. After leaving Selma, Norton attended Smith College before moving to New York to study at the National Academy of Design, Arts Student League of New York and Cooper Union. Norton participated in group shows in New York at the Museum of Modern Art and Whitney Museum of American Art. She was a recipient of two Carnegie Travel Fellowships. Solo and group exhibitions included: the Schneider Gallery, Rome; Musée Rodin, Paris; Bodley Gallery, New York; Max Hutchinson Gallery, New York; Lowe Museum of Art, Coral Gables, Florida; The Society of the Four Arts, Palm Beach, Florida; and the Norton Museum of Art, West Palm Beach, Florida. In 1977 she established the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, Inc., to preserve her historically significant art studio sculpture gardens and architecture that comprise this unique national and local treasure. Programming support for the Norton exhibit and lecture is offered by the College of Arts and Sciences. The Sarah Moody Gallery of Art and the Sella-Granata Art Gallery are supported by the College of Arts and Sciences and the department of art and art history. Galleries are centrally located on the university campus on Woods Quad.
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Event ID: 6597
Source: University of Alabama
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Spanish House Open House
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Thu March 1st 2012
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Thu March 1st 2012
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6:00 PM
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6:00 PM
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Opportunity for students to meet current residents of the Spanish House. Also learn about the activities and events that students in the Spanish House participate in throughout the year.
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Event ID: 6598
Source: University of Alabama
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Math 113 Help Session
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Thu March 1st 2012
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Thu March 1st 2012
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6:30 PM
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6:30 PM
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Free Walk-in tutoring available to UA undergraduate students. No appointments needed. MTLC Club Room (Tutwiler Annex).
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Event ID: 6599
Source: University of Alabama
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An Italian Straw Hat
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Thu March 1st 2012
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Thu March 1st 2012
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7:30 PM
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7:30 PM
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Event Description:
Ferdinard is on his way to his wedding, when a hungry horse eats a young lady's straw hat. To save the woman's reputation with her husband, Ferdinard must find an identical replacement, only to find his own financée and the entire wedding party following him in the search. The musical farce by Eugene Labiche and Mare-Michel, originally written in French, soon develops into a delirious chase, filled with mishaps, classical comic misunderstandings and a witty ending.
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Event ID: 6600
Source: University of Alabama
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Math 112 Help Session
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Thu March 1st 2012
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Thu March 1st 2012
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8:00 PM
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8:00 PM
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Event Description:
Free Walk-in tutoring available to UA undergraduate students. No appointments needed. MTLC Club Room (Tutwiler Annex).
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Event ID: 6072
Source: Tuscaloosa Chamber
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Living in the New Normal:Helping Children Thrive Through Good and Challenging Times
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Location:
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The McAbee Center
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Start Date:
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Thu March 1st 2012
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End Date:
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Thu March 1st 2012
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Start Time:
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8:12 PM
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End Time:
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8:12 PM
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Event Description:
The McAbee Center
3801 Loop Road
Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35405
(adjacent to the Tuscaloosa VA Hospital)
Thursday, March 1 – Friday, March 2, 2012
Sponsored By: Military Child Education Coalition
Cost: FREE- Funded by Office of the Secretary of Defense
Age Range: Adults
Contact: Amanda Hulsey
Description: I wanted to make you aware of an important (and free!) professional development training opportunity in support of the many military children in Tuscaloosa area schools. In fact, the Alabama Adjutant General's Family/Youth programs team specifically selected Tuscaloosa for this training based on the latest data on the numbers of military children in the area affected by deployments and redeployments., The Military Child Education Coalition's 'Living In the New Normal' (LINN) Institute will be conducted March 1-2 from 8am to 4pm both days. Breakfast and lunch meals will be provided at no cost both days. The training is accredited (for those seeking) for one graduate credit and certified by IACET and NBCC for CEUs. There is no cost to attend., The training will provide the latest research and experience-based information, knowledge and tools to help educators recognize and respond to the needs of military children with informed sensitivity and support. I have attached the 'Save The Dates'flyer for the training with instruction to register through the Military Child Education Coalition website: www.militarychild.org Click On Upcoming trainings and scroll down to the Tuscaloosa LINN (note: it may be listed on Page Two or Three of the list of scheduled trainings.
More info: www.militarychild.org
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