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Drinking Liberally meetup tonight at 6:30 PM

Hello to all,
We are meeting tonight, 6:30 PM, at The Four Kegs behind the Del Taco on Jones Blvd just North of the I-95. I may be late but I will be there.
Ask for "Drinking Liberally" although we are easy to find. No topic is off limits.

All the best,
Mark Schaffer

Drinking Liberally meetup tomorrow night at 6:30 PM

Hello all,
We meet tomorrow night, 6:30 PM, at The Four Kegs behind the Del Taco on Jones Blvd just North of the I-95! Ask for "Drinking Liberally" although we are easy to find. No topic is out of bounds.

All the best,
Mark Schaffer

Drinking Liberally Pool Party invite from Richard and Mary

Hello all,
Please RSVP to Richard and Mary and stop by this Saturday. They have a lovely pool that is heated and there will be plenty of food.

"Summer is about to Start
So Come by our House to Welcome it in
With an Outdoor Gathering around the Pool

Richard and Mary Sigal
8350 Christinas Cove Ave
Las Vegas 89131-1514

Saturday May 18

2:00 PM to Early Evening
Abundant Drinks and Snacks

RSVP
256-2492
or
marygayle@aol.com

Directions
We are a couple of miles north of 95 and Durango. If you get to the desert you are a little too far.
North on Durango, right on Cabin Dr., left at first left, go through gate, left on Christinas Cove Ave, we are third house from street’s dead end on right."

Drinking Liberally forwarded information from Wil

This is the final Monday Mail for the semester. I'd like to take a moment here to thank Mr. Michael Roche, a former student, who has assembled the Monday Mail this year. Without his work, this bulletin would not have happened. We will be accepting events and information items to appear in the Monday Mail a week before convocation. I look forward to seeing everyone in the fall!
Events This Week
∆ May 18-19, 2013 1pm|Museum Event |900 Las Vegas Blvd N. | (702) 384-3466
The Las Vegas Natural History Museum is hosting a "School of Rock" class which will detail world rock art where experimentation will be a primary theme. Admission is $10 for adults.
Stuff This Month
∆ May 18-19, 2013 1pm|Museum Event |900 Las Vegas Blvd N. | (702) 384-3466
The Las Vegas Natural History Museum is hosting a "School of Rock" class which will detail world rock art where experimentation will be a primary theme. Admission is $10 for adults.
∆ May 25, 2013 1:00pm|Museum Event |309 S. Valley View Blvd.| 702-822-8746
The Nevada State Museum in Las Vegas is holding a presentation by Jeff Wedding of DRI where the topic will be historic archaeology of Southwestern railroads. Please RSVP if you plan to attend.
∆ May 25, 2013 2:00pm|Museum Event |721 S. Moapa Valley Blvd, Overton | 702-822-8746
The Lost City Museum is hosting a talk on the museum's incised stone collection. The talk is included in the standard $5 admission price. All are welcome to attend.
∆ May 25-26, 2013 1:00pm|Museum Event |900 Las Vegas Blvd N. Las Vegas, NV| (702) 384-3466
The Las Vegas Natural History Museum is hosting a "Rediscover Tut" class which will detail the discovery of King Tut's Tomb as well as Egyptian architecture. Admission is $10 for adults.
∆ May 26, 2013 12:00pm|Museum Event |900 Las Vegas Blvd N. Las Vegas, NV| (702) 384-3466
The Las Vegas Natural History Museum is hosting a class on "The Art of Mummification" focusing on Egyptian tradition as a supplement to the class on King Tut. Admission is $10 for adults.
∆ Jun 3-Aug 15, 2013 Thurs 9am-5pm|Museum Event |Barrick Museum|aurore.giguet@unlv.edu
UNLV and the Marjorie Barrick Museum are hosting an exhibition entitled "Pre-Columbian Sacrifice: The Burden of the Elite". While the event is free, though there is a suggested adult donation of $5.

Drinking Liberally meetup tonight at 6:30 PM

Hello to all,
We are meeting tonight, 6:30 PM, at The Four Kegs behind the Del Taco on Jones Blvd just North of the I-95. I may be late but I will be there.
Ask for "Drinking Liberally" although we are easy to find. No topic is off limits.

All the best,
Mark Schaffer

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