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STATE NEWS (continued) GLPA Newsletter Winter Solstice, 2010
will remain available to the children of Northern Minnesota for field trips in the spring.” If you
have any questions or would like more information, please contact Joel at (218) 262-6718.
Todd DeZeeuw, Director of the Gary E. Sampson Planetarium at Wauwatosa West
High School in Wisconsin will be presenting ‘Tis the Season in December, Hubble Vision II in
January, and Let There Be Night - Light Pollution in February.
The UW-Milwaukee Manfred Olson Planetarium will start the year 2011 with an adventure
— the Odyssey is going to be told under the stars for four performances on January 15 and 16. Celebrating Hubble
will run from late January to early March, with gorgeous images and a description of the most important scientific
contributions of HST.
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DON’T MISS OUT
To be included in the spring issue’s State
News column, please forward news from your
facility to your state chair in the latter half of
January.
If you have a digital picture of a newsworthy
event held at your planetarium, please e-mail
it to Bart Benjamin for possible inclusion in
the IPS Planetarian’s “International News”
column.
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