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SEPT 24-28
Ross to Screen Festival Selections
Showing through Friday beginning at 3pm and on Saturday and Sunday beginning at 10am. Admission is FREE.
In the shadow of the Tetons, the colors of autumn set the hillsides ablaze. Steam rises off the river as early frost yields to the warmth of a golden day. The elk are bugling an almost eerie sound, and animals are migrating in preparation for the winter. This is the backdrop of spectacular natural beauty that sets the stage for the seventh international Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival. For six remarkable days in September (22-27), filmmakers, producers, distributors, and broadcasters join leading scientists, journalists, and conservationists in the heart of Grand Teton National Park. Gathering from around the world, they are drawn to this wild landscape to exchange ideas, showcase new technology, and celebrate the world’s finest examples of natural history filmmaking and storytelling. Entries for the festival’s film competition are invited from filmmakers, distributors, and broadcasters throughout the world. The Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center is proud to host a selection of the finalists from this prestigious event; cosponsored by Emerging Pictures, a company dedicated to the production, distribution, and exhibition of digital cinema.
Selections from the Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival - A Mystery in Alaska and Monsters We Met date:
9/25/2003
time:
3pm
location:
Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center
admission:
free
tickets:
Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center
host:
Ross Media Arts Center
contact:
Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center; (402) 472-5353
web:
Event Site
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208 OLDFATHER, 4PM
Mathematics Colloquium - 'Oscillation Criteria for First Order Delay Dyanmic Equations'
Martin Bohner, University of Missouri-Rolla
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ANDERSEN AUD, 7PM
Academic Freedom Coalition of Nebraska Panel Discussion - 'Issues Confronting Book Banning/Intellectural Freedom'
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FOOTBALL | 6:30PM
Huskers vs. Southern Mississippi ????
M.M. Roberts Stadium, Hattiesburg, Miss. (ESPN)
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LIED CENTER, 7:30PM
Lied to Host Hills of Home
A celebration of homegrown American music will fill the Lied Center for Performing Arts at 7:30pm tonight when famed guitarist Doc Watson will be joined by his grandson, Richard Watson, and David Holt for an evening of traditional music titled Hills of Home.
Recipient of the National Medal of Arts, National Heritage Fellowship and five Grammy Awards, Doc Watson blends his traditional Appalachian musical roots with bluegrass, country, gospel, and blues to create a unique style.
Robert Vaughn, senior director of finance and administration at the Lied Center and a guitar enthusiast, will give a pre-performance talk 30 minutes before curtain in Lied’s Steinhart Room.
Tickets are $32, $26 and $22; tickets are half-price for university student and youth 18 and younger. Call the Lied box office at 472-4747 or (800) 432-3231 for tickets.
http://www.unl.edu/lied/LIED | HOLThttp://www.davidholt.com/
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208 OLDFATHER, 4PM Mathematics Colloquium - 'Oscillation Criteria for First Order Delay Dyanmic Equations' Martin Bohner, University of Missouri-Rolla ANDERSEN AUD, 7PM Academic Freedom Coalition of Nebraska Panel Discussion - 'Issues Confronting Book Banning/Intellectural Freedom'
FOOTBALL | 6:30PM Huskers vs. Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles M.M. ROBERTS STADIUM, HATTIESBURG, MISS. (ESPN)
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