Sounds good!! I'm excited for the field trip and to hang out with the gang!
 
I have a couple Yesterdays Tomorrows questions...
We are in the middle of negotiations with Micron Technology for assistance
in funding our tour. They are interested and would like to know if they
could market their science scholarships to high school students at the Idaho
sites during their exhibit periods. Would it be a conflict of interest?
Also, they mentioned something about possibly including a little display of
their own to go with the exhibit tour - like a small poster or something
showing the evolution of their semiconductor or their computers. Would that
be okay? I think they think that it will help link technology and yesterdays
tomorrows to Idaho. I told them I'd check but the museums will be doing
their own programming and exhibits also.
 
Whew... Let me know what you think. Yeehaaa! The planning is a rolling...!!
 
Jennifer
Idaho
 
----- Original Message -----
From: "crockett" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Tuesday, November 05, 2002 1:42 PM
Subject: MOMS fieldtrip
 
 
> Hello everyone.
>
> Here are some final details on our MOMS field trip to the Minnesota
> Historical Society. Please meet in the hotel lobby by 3pm; we'll be taking
> cabs over to St. Paul. Brian Horrigan, YT curator, will be our host and
> show us around the museum. We'll meet at 3:30 at the John Ireland Avenue
> entrance to the museum -- the west entrance of the building, just north of
> the intersection with Kellogg Blvd -it is the 2nd floor entrance. After
the
> tour, we'll gather for wine and cheese at 5pm and will coordinate cabs
back
> to the hotel in time for the evening program.
>
> My confirmation list is as follows:
>
> Amanda (WA)
> Annie (UT)
> Mary Jane & Paula Millen (SC)
> Jessica (WI)
> Nancy (MI)
> Laura (AZ)
> Jennifer (ID)
> Melissa (TN)
> Kathleen (KY)
> Frank (OH)
> Mark (MN)
> Steve (NV)
> Julie (KS)
> Angel (IL)
> Karol Carr (SD)
> Yvonne (MT)
> Carol, Rozanna, Terri, me (MOMS)
>
> Please let me know if I missed you by chance; otherwise I look forward to
> seeing you in Minnesota. Travel safely!
> Brian
>
> p.s. Many thanks to Brian Horrigan for being our host.
>