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The
opening reception (with wine, beer and hors d’oeuvres) |
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| Date: | Friday, October 17, 2003
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| Location: | IU Art Museum |
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| Time: | 6 – 8:00pm | |
Continental
Breakfast |
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| Dates: | Saturday, October 18 & Sunday, October 19, 2003 |
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| Location: | Frangipani Room, Indiana Memorial Union |
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| Time: | 7:30 – 8:30am | |
Lunch |
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| Date: | either Friday, Oct. 17th or Sat., Oct. 18th |
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| Location: | Frangipani Room, Indiana Memorial Union |
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| Time: | noon – 1:30pm | |
Morning
and Afternoon Refreshment Breaks |
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Dates:
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Friday, October 17th, Saturday, October 18th, Sunday, October 19th |
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| Location: | Frangipani Room, Indiana Memorial Union |
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| Time: | to be announced | |
Banquet and Reception – Ticketed
We encourage you to join your colleagues for a banquet and reception in the Grand Hall of the new Neal Marshall Black Cultural Center.
Banquet |
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| Date: | Saturday, October 18th
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| Location: | Grand Hall, Neal Marshall Black
Cultural Center |
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| Time: | Reception: 6:30 – 7:00pm Banquet: 7:00pm |
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| Price: | $30.00 per person | |
Note: For planning purposes, we request that tickets for the reception and banquet be purchased at the time you register (see “registration”). A very limited number of tickets will be available for purchase at Registration Check-in
The following are places in the IMU where you may eat:
Sugar & Spice. Coffee Shop
The Market. A food court featuring submarine sandwiches, pizza and traditional dining
Burger King.
The Tudor Room. Buffet lunches available during the week in an elegant setting
Kiva. A casual dining area open for lunch only, featuring soups, sandwiches, and salads.
There are a number of pleasant pubs, restaurants and coffee houses located within a short walking distance of the IMU including:
Kirkwood Avenue (5th Street) is a main street leading from campus to downtown Bloomington. Along Kirkwood you will find many casual dining options including fast food establishments, local bars and coffee houses.
4th Street in Bloomington is renowned for its unusual and unusually large selection of ethnic restaurants – Indian, Moroccan, Burmese, Mexican, and Korean. Located between 4th and Kirkwood is one of only two restaurants in the US featuring authentic Tibetan cuisine.
Downtown Bloomington – in and around the Courthouse square. Dining options range from a California style coffee shop to sports bars to cafes to a long-standing Greek restaurant – many offer outdoor seating
Last Revised
December 11, 2002
navsa@purdue.edu